The 14 mile run starts at 9:30 am, and the registration fee is $40. The 7 mile run starts at 10 am, and registration is $30. All proceeds are going to benefit the Tuna Valley Trail Assoc.
For more information please call: 814-598-7082 or email marillatrailrace@gmail.com
www.marillatrailrace.com

Hours 1 to 3 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m.


The Kane Garden Club will be presenting the 2nd Annual Carved Pumpkin Walk, on Columbus Day Weekend, October 2019 on Friday 11th from 5 to 9 p.m.

People will stroll in the in-park road, enjoying hundreds illuminated carved pumpkins, many scarecrows, picture spots, some food and games!

**Bring a flashlight and dress for an Autumn woodsy walk! Event held in fair weather, NO pets in park, please. Entry fee $5 for adults, $2 for children K-12 and children under 5 are free - cash only please.

For more information contact Mrs. Janet Bard (814) 837-9379 or email cpw.kanepa@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/carvedpumpkinwalk

Join Brooke Harvey to learn all about Turkeys. Some of the areas that will be discussed are the turkey's identification, diet, habitat, and breeding. Take advantage of this program to learn more about one of the state's most common game birds. 
For more information please call: 814-787-5167
Or visit: elkcountryvisitorcenter.com ;

Enjoy a Taste of Italy with dinner and music with world-class tenor Gino Lucchetti and Company. This event is open to the public and tickets cost $30 - call Flo or Lu at (814) 887-5142 to purchase your ticket.

Hold on to your hats for a breakneck tour of 500 years of American history in this fast and funny high-energy hour! Your kids will come face to face with Columbus, the Pilgrims, the Salem "witches," George Washington, the Boston Tea Partiers, the framers of the Constitution, the Missouri Compromisers, Levi Strauss and his blue jeans, and the Gettysburg Address -- and that's just in the first 35 minutes! Add in Thomas Edison, the invention of movies, WWI and II, the Great Depression, FDR, the Cold War, the Civil Rights movement, the women's rights movement, hippies, Watergate, Reagan and Gorbachev, and the invetion of the internet, and you have a fun -- but still useful -- overview of the greatest social experiment in world history.

Grades: 3 - 8
$8 regular seating / $7 discount seating
First show at 10 AM, second show at 12:30 PM

The McKean Fair is hosting a Haunted Barn, Hayride & Corn Maze October 18, 19, 25 & 26 from 6-10 pm! Food stand will be open! Mr. D’s Donuts will be there! Nate Howard will have pumpkins available for sale! Cost is $10 (includes all 3 segments) for anyone over the age of five. A family pack is available for $25 for 2 adults and 4 kids, aged 10 and under!

For more information call 814-887-5361 or email office@mckeancofair.comcastbiz.net.

You can also visit www.mckeancountyfair.net.

Join KECA staff and volunteers for night sky viewing and after dark wildlife sounds. We will also be making and enjoying fireside smores! This will be a fun event for all ages.

Join guest speaker Brian Budjanec as he teaches about a variety of wild edibles in our surrounding woods! He will discuss how we can make teas, spreads and other tasty treats and will have some for guests to sample! After we will walk the grounds at the ECVC and see what kind of edibles can be found there.

Join Bart Barton and the Twin Tiers Camera Club for a night-time photo shoot at the bottom of the Kinzua Gorge. The club is asking for a $35 donation to register for this shoot. Call (814) 778-5467 to reserve your spot. The program is limited to seven people, over the age of 18.

Join the Pfeiffer Nature Center for a star lit stroll around the Eshelman property as they listen for our night time neighbors and learn about their nocturnal habits and habitats. Following the walk, there will be a spooktacular campfire with s'mores and ghost stories shared by master storyteller Jim Piatt. Please dress for evening temperatures, wear comfortable footwear, bring a flashlight and a camp chair. This event is free for members, $5 for non-members and free for children 13 and under - minors must be accompanied by an adult. Register for this event by 4 p.m. on Oct. 24 on the Program's Calendar at www.pfeiffernaturecenter.org or call the office at (716) 933-0187. Please note: this event will be cancelled in the event of rain.

Join Penn State Intern Charis Martell this spooky season as she talks about the Bats of Pennsylvania. Learn about the different species, where they live, and how you can help protect the endangered species of bats in PA! what a great way to kick off this Halloween season!

Enjoy an after-dark tour by lantern light of the PA Lumber Museum grounds. Listen to ghost stories and trick-or-treat along the walk. Paint pumpkins and make pine cone bird feeders and have some refreshments in the museum program room.

More info: (814) 435-2652
lumbermuseum.org/events/