To reserve snowshoes, email naturalist@pfeiffernaturecenter.org or call the office at 716-933-0187 and leave your name, phone number, style of snowshoe, whether they are for a child or adult, and the quantity you would like to borrow. Children’s snowshoes are best suited for ages 12 and up. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. We will get back to you to confirm your request. This hike will take place at the Lillibridge Preserve, 1974 Lillibridge Rd., Portville NY. This program is free to the public but will be canceled if we are experiencing extreme weather conditions. If the weather appears questionable, check the main page of our website at www.pfeiffernaturecenter.org for a cancellation notice.

 This nature walk will be held regardless of snow cover and will take place at the Lillibridge Preserve, 1974 Lillibridge Rd., Portville.  Fee: Free for members, $5 for non-members, and free for children 13 and under.  Minors must be accompanied by an adult.  Registration is required by Thursday, March 3^rd.  To register, please e-mail naturalist@pfeiffernaturecenter.org or call Pfeiffer Nature Center Administration Office        716-933-0187.  This program will be canceled if the weather is poor.  If the weather appears questionable, look for a cancellation notice on our website home page.  
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The Bradford Chamber is hosting the Annual Beer & Wine Festival. Space will be limited to 50 people in the Gym & 50 in the Cafeteria. Tickets are 1 for $30 or 2 for $55. There will be an uber driver on stand-by. 
For more information call 814-368-7115
or visit
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Are you curious abouthow to find shed whitetail and elk antlers? Everyone has their own method whenscouting the woods for sheds; join us here at the Elk Country Visitor Center aswe discuss some of our most effective methods. Also learn why antlers drop eachyear and the difference between antlers and horns. For more information call 814-787-5167

or visit

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Do you know any youngpeople who like to learn about elk? Join our Staff as we read a children’sstory about elk around the fireplace. After the story is over, enjoy makings’mores with us as well.

For more information please call 814-787-5167

Or visit

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Have you ever wonderedhow your maple syrup is made? Join the staff at the Elk Country Visitor Center as wewelcome local expert Mike Wittman. He will lead us through the process from sapcollection to the finished product. For more information call 814-787-5167

Or visit 

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Are you curious aboutelk and their cousins? Join our staff to learn about the four North Americanmembers of the Cervidae family, their similarities and differences.

For more information call 814-787-5167

Or visit

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Continue your NewYear’s resolution by taking a walk in the park! The General Kane Trail is easy to moderate approx. one-mile hike throughthe woods. Dress according to the weather. Meet at the General Kane Trailhead in the overflow parking lot.

For more information call (814) 778-5467

www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Various Americana songs featuring Ken Waldman, Willi Carlisle, Snappin' Bug String Band, and The Early Mays. Free 

*Pre-Registration Required

 Stop down and see the Easter Bunny and join the fun! Ages 0-10 welcome.
For more information call (814) 887-5361
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Ice Cream Social 
• Make your own ice cream sundae & Have a sloppy joe
• Tour the new standard rig & vintage oilfield engines
• check out the big 28-foot wide 50th-anniversary mural
• see historical local movies with some free popcorn
• Meet the museum board members and staff
• view unique new anniversary items in our gift shop
• Free admission! (but Donations greatly appreciated)
  814-362-1955.     penn-bradoilmuseum.org/
Open April 6 through OCT 31 on Weds/Thurs/Fri 9-4 & Sat 9-2  

Join a staffmember as we hike the trails around the Elk Country Visitor Center. Learn manyinteresting facts about the property and wildlife that often inhabit thesefields. We will be covering topics such as what elk eat, where they spend theirtime, and how each season brings something different.

For more information call (814)787-5173                     

Or visit

www.elkcountryvisitorcenter.com

Escape roomsare all the rage these days and our staff has designed their own! Think youhave what it takes to escape. In this free escape room, our elk biologist MollyWerner has gone missing and we need you to help search her office for clues toher whereabouts. The program will run every half hour from 12-2 pm and is freeof charge. You can pre-register by emailing KECAConEdSp@windstream.net or bycalling 814-787-5173