Join special guest Dean Fox as he takes you on a journey through the days of “Big Oil” in the Kinzua area! Meet in the classroom. Free.


More info: 814-778-5467

Discover Bannock, a type of flatbread that we allow visitors to cook themselves on the open fire. the taste is like any other bread, Please meet near the sidewalk at the front of the Visitors Center.
For more information please call: 814-778-5467

Saunter, amble, wander and walk North Union Street while enjoying food, music, fine arts, classic cars and fun for all ages.
For more information call: 716-372-4433
or visit: www.oleanny.com

Enjoy scary stories, haunted tours, crafts for kids, and craft vendors at the newly opened Onöhsagwë:de' Cultural Center. Free Admission. Open to the public.


More info call: 716-945-1760
or visit: www.facebook.com/events.....about

Our Maples are just one type of tree that provide us with beautiful colors in the
fall. Why do the leaves change color in the fall? Meet near the Visitor Center

Classroom – crafts for the young and the young at heart!

More info: 814-778-5467

Costume party with live music, spooky drink specials, prizes for costumes and more.
For more information please call: 814-837-7566
www.flickerwood.com

Join Bradford Little Theatre at The Main Street Movie House for a night of thrilling, chilling, and fulfilling! BLT actors will perform along with the original 1975 movie playing on the screen behind them, pantomiming what the actors in the movie are doing in real time.

Tickets are $10. You must be 18 years of age or older with a valid ID to enter the theater

For more information or to reserve tickets, please contact BLT via their Facebook page, or by calling Chelsea Place at 814-598-9956.

Browse the shops in Historic Downtown Bradford and enjoy a sneak preview to the holiday season! The newest and best selection of holiday merchandise is unveiled! Sales, specials, giveaways and more!

More info: www.bradfordchamber.com

Join Pfeiffer Nature Center to learn more about the who’s, when’s and how’s of hibernation at the Portville library and then head up to the Lillibridge property with nature guide, Tim Baird, who will lead us on a hibernator habitat hike. Part of this program will be held outdoors, so please dress appropriately. Free for members, $5 for non-members.


Sign up on the Programs Calendar at www.pfeiffernaturecenter.org or contact the office at 716-933-0187.

The McKean County Historical Society will be hosting Steve Appleby, a historian at the Eldred World War II Museum. He will take you through the highlights of World War I.

For more information call: 814-887-5142
or visit: MCHSmuseum.org

Rome has a problem. Its leader is strong, charismatic and can really draw a crowd. But there’s something off about him. Or so thinks Brutus, Cassius and a bunch of other honorable folks who are pretty sure they can see the very bad place things are heading. And desperate times call for, well, you know. For the good of the Republic the knives come out -- and then things get really messy.

Tickets are $6.


More info: 814-362-5155
www.upb.pitt.edu/Spectrum/

Enjoy a candle lit Trombone quartet from the Eastman School of Music. They will be playing works by Bach, Debussy and arrangements of popular film and video game scores.

More info: (814) 362-7990 or visit: www.marilynhorne.org/calendar.html

Rome has a problem. Its leader is strong, charismatic and can really draw a crowd. But there’s something off about him. Or so thinks Brutus, Cassius and a bunch of other honorable folks who are pretty sure they can see the very bad place things are heading. And desperate times call for, well, you know. For the good of the Republic the knives come out -- and then things get really messy.

Tickets are $6.


More info: 814-362-5155
www.upb.pitt.edu/Spectrum/