”. Don’t miss this informative and interesting presentation on the past and present status of the Commonwealth’s white-tailed deer population. You will also have the opportunity to view, compare, and even handle several sets of very large antlers from deer which have had proper habitat compared with those who have not. ( This unique program will be held in our large Outdoor Pavilion at 1:00 p.m.).

BRADFORD, Pa. – A unique production of the classic play “Our Town” will be presented by Little Green Pig Theater next week at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
Thornton Wilder’s popular Pulitzer-prize winning drama will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 28 in the Bromeley Family Theater in Blaisdell Hall.
The Five Points Star arts blog called the Little Green Pig production “a fresh, innovative, heart-squeezing new production.”
Performed with an all African-American cast, director Jay O’Berski told the Chapel Hill (N.C.) News that the Durham, N.C., theater group follows Wilder’s story line.
“It’s a place where birth, weddings and death are unencumbered by the sensationalistic elements that normally accompany black stories in modern media. It’s a look at what was and what is, through the lens of America’s most produced, iconic play.”
Five Points said the cast, which must play multiple roles, is “uniformly strong,” and particularly praised J. Alphonse Nicholson as teenager George Gibbs and Aurelia Belfield as protagonist Emily Webb.
Dr. Kevin Ewert, professor of theater at Pitt-Bradford, said, “In 2006, Little Green Pig did Checkhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’ with an all-black cast. It was extraordinary. It was like watching a new play that also happened to be this great classic, where the quiet museum reverence was traded in for something with a lot more life in it. ‘Our Town’ is being similarly reinvented.”
Little Green Pig is a nonprofit theater company with a model that is experimental but accessible, strange and dreamlike, but familiar and immediate.
Tickets are $6 for the public and $2 for all students and may be purchased through the Bromeley box office by calling (814)362-5113.
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Heard of geocaching, but not sure what all the fuss is about? Come learn how to use one of our basic gps units, as we teach you all about geocaching. Once we learn the basics, we will put our knowledge to use by finding a temporary cache located at the center.

Financial Planning: Getting Started, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Room 200, Seneca Building, 2 Main St., Bradford, Pa. $30. Learn the fundamentals of the financial planning process. For more information or to register, contact the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Division of Continuing Education and Regional Development at 814-362-5078 or contined@pitt.edu.

First Friday at The Depot in Kane, PA
Brought to you by the fine people at Artworks at the Depot and featuring art and demonstrations by The Laughing Owl Press along with live music by The Dusty Trout.
Enjoy an evening of printmaking and bluegrass music at the historic Depot in Kane. Admission is free and refreshments will be provided. We hope to see you there!
For more information
www.alleghenyartworks.org

For more information call: 814-368-8915

The Native Roots Artists Guild (NRAG) brings the rich culture for which Native American Artists are known at this year’s Falling Leaves Festival in Salamanca, NY. Come and enjoy traditional and contemporary arts and crafts produced by Native American artists.
For more information call: 716-945-2034
www.salamancachamber.org

Sponsored by Reynoldsville Bass Club
For more information please contact Rick Lanzoni, (814) 591-6013