Nov. 1 – Perry Grund: Stories from People of the Longhouse, noon, Mukaiyama University Room, Frame-Westerberg Commons, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. Traditional Iroquois legends that teach about Indigenous beliefs, customs and history. Free.

The mushers and sled dogs are back at Kinzua Bridge State Park on Nov. 5.

This time they will be using their “Dry-Land” equipment! Join us at the Kinzua Bridge State Park to watch this exciting event with demonstrations and timed events. And of course, the Huskies! This event will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meet near the Knox & Kane Rail Trail near the visitor center.

For more information, contact Kinzua Bridge State Park Visitor Center and Park Office at (814) 778-5467 or e-mail at kinzuabridgesp@pa.gov

Join us for a meditative walk through the fallen leaves as we find reflection and inquiry among the trees. Mirroring a season that focuses on letting go, we too will set intentions to release what we no longer need as we prepare to winter. Forest bathing is a slow calming wander, practiced for centuries but coined a term in Japan in the 80s. This session is led by Jessie Lampack Slattery, local yoga instructor and outdoor enthusiast. We will breathe and enjoy the many physical, emotional, mental, and energetic benefits of a saunter through the woods, this is a whole-body experience. All ages are invited if they can maintain our quiet atmosphere, all we ask is you please prepare for cold temperatures and show up with an open mind. We hope to see you there! Cost is $5 per person and can be paid at the time of the program. Pre-registration is not required. In the event of extreme weather, this program will be canceled. If the weather appears questionable, look for a cancellation notice on the front of our website home page. This walk will be held at the Lillibridge property- 1974 Lillibridge road, Portville. Pfeiffer Nature Center is supported by United Way Funding. Pfeiffer Nature Center where science, art & nature come together.

Come and join us at the Kane Community Centeron Tuesday November the 8th for our annual soup luncheon!  It’s $5 forunlimited soup tastings, a dessert and beverage.  Receive 2 tickets tovote for your favorite soup with an “I Voted” sticker and 1 without thesticker.  Who will get the traveling trophy this year to keep at theirrestaurant for the next year?  Logyard is the current reigning champ, willthey stay that way for 2023??

Contact Heather at 814-837-6565 orinfo@kanepa.com for more information or for your organization to submit a soup!

All Proceeds benefit the Kane Chamber ofCommerce

November 11
6 -8 p.m., Family Fun Friday at the Kane Area Community Center (46 N Fraley Street). It's STUFF-A-PLUSH night! Sponsored by KACC and ADAS. Donations are appreciated for future events. All kinds of animals will be available.

8 - 11 p.m., Vinny and the Mudflaps at Logyard Brewing (103 N. Fraley Street). Join us Saturday evening for a special live performance by Vinny and the Mudflaps! Featuring artist covers such as PRINCE, ACDC, Lady GAGA, Whitney Houston, The Offspring and more! We’ll see you there!

11 a.m. - 12 p.m., A Tribute to Veterans of the U.S.A. at the First United Methodist Church (112 Greeves Street). Please join us at the First United Methodist Church to honor all veterans, families of those currently serving and families of America’s Fallen Heroes!  Please bring your family and friends to help us show all who have served our country that we will never forget all they have sacrificed to defend and preserve our freedoms. Welcome Lieutenant Coloney Katie Yancosek, US Army Retired, PHD, OTRIL Recipient of the Bronze Star Medal “A Worthwhile Mission: Caring for American Warriors” Click here to see all who are participating.

The US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service is offering a free, interpretive hiking program in Allegheny National Forest on Saturday, November 19, 2022, at 1 pm, at the Hearts Content National Scenic Area.

Come join us for a 1-mile, ranger-led hike to learn about the amazing events that occur in nature during this seemingly sleepy time of year.

Participants should meet at the Hearts Content Interpretive Trail Trailhead, located off of Hearts Content Road by 1 pm. Please arrive prepared with hiking shoes or boots, warm and weather-appropriate clothing, and a blaze-orange piece of clothing for safety.

For questions about the Wonderous Winter Walk, call the Bradford Ranger District Office at 814- 363-6000.

The 11th annual Kane Turkey Trot 5K will beheld at 10:00 am on Thanksgiving morning.  The event benefits the KaneFood Pantry.

The fun run and walk will start and finish onWest Hemlock Ave. near the Kane School District offices.  Event sponsors,Ned and Lynda Karger, have announced that in keeping with tradition this willagain be a no registration fee, no t-shirt, no age groups, no trophies event. Times will be recorded.   In lieu of an entry fee, participantsare asked to bring a donation of cash or non-perishable food items for the KaneArea Food Pantry.

This year, unvaccinated runners and walkersare asked to wear a mask if congregating prior to the run.   TheKargers appreciate all of the support for this event over the years. Records are not available for the first few years of the event but injust the past 6 years, the Kane Turkey Trot has raised $2050 and donated over775 food items to the Kane Food Pantry.

This will be a “rain or shine” event with fun,fellowship and a chance to burn a few extra calories before the bigThanksgiving feast.  Water and the traditional mimosas will be servedafter the event.  Many local families and visitors from out of town havemade the Kane Turkey Trot a Thanksgiving tradition in Kane.

Join us for a night of Holiday Fun and Festivities beginning with Lighting up Evergreen Park at 5pm. Then the Santa Parade on Fraley Street beginning at 5:30 and ending at the SMP Lot for the lighting of our Christmas Tree!  We will have Carolers, Christmas Cookies and Music for the whole Family to enjoy!  Lets kick of the Holiday season right in Kane! Phone:814-837-6565

There will be music and hot chocolate and, of course Santa. Maybe the Grinch will be there, too? Click here if you want to enter a float or truck or walk in the Santa Parade.