Are you naturally curious? If so, this is an event you don’t want to miss! Cold-blooded Curiosity has visited The Center on many occasions and are back again by popular demand! They are a conservation group whose mission is to educate others about conservation through a hands-on approach. Come meet and greet the cold-blooded creatures up close and personal at the Elk Country Visitor Center and hear the stories told by founders of the organization, Jesse Winters and Dreama Tubbs. ( Cold-blooded Curiosity will be set up in the Discovery Room throughout the afternoon).

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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Learn fascinating facts about the Pennsylvania elk herd! Discover some of the seasonal happenings here in Elk Country and learn about the history of elk in the state. (This program will be held at 1:00 p.m. at the Dominion Viewing Blind Amphitheater).

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.

Wine Down on Friday, October 4th with Acoustic Highway!
Richard and Kurt will be jammin' in the Wine Lounge, 7-10.
No cover, ID required!
www.flickerwood.com

For more information call: 814-368-8915

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

Sprague's Maple Farms location offers year round natural beauty. Walk on our trails to the sugarhouse where you will have more opportunity to experience the picturesque view. This is definitely a photo opportunity! On Weekends in October, weather permitting, we offer wagon rides to the sugarhouse where hot mulled cider and fresh homemade maple cake donuts will warm you up between the hours of 10 am to 4 pm.
For more information call: 800-446-2753
www.spraguesmaplefarms.com

Sponsored by Philipsburg Bassmasters
For more information please contact Jeff Wood 814-342-6706

Join a staff memberon the Buckeneezer Viewing Blind to watch the elk. A limited supply of spotting scopes will be available on site. Bring any questions you have about PA's elk herd along with you to ask staff experts. 6 p.m. at Buckeneezer Blind.
For more information: call814-7875167
www.elkcountryvisitorcenter.com

Let’s explore nature in a different light…. moonlight! This 1 mile hike will roam through the forest and wetlands of our Eshelman property. We’ll listen for the sound of the wild night life, pause to view the full moon through a telescope and binoculars, and ends at our campfire ring for some moon folklore and toasted marshmallows.
For more information call: 716-933-0187
www.pfeiffernaturecenter.org/nature-blog