Saturday Morning Birding Walks at Hills Creek State Park begin on Saturdays in April and May All 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Meet at the Hills Creek State Park Office…
Let's look for salamanders! Join a park educator for an up-close look at the slimy, secretive critters that call Lyman Run State Park Home. We'll learn what makes salamanders unique,…
Come hang out on the Green in Wellsboro from 4-7pm on May 4th. Enjoy inflatables, games, snacks, giveaways, and lots of fun at this Star Wars themed community event. We…
Coming to a Night Sky Program, but arriving early? Join park staff for a family friendly Nature at Night Program! These programs feature fascinating creatures that enjoy the night as…
Photograph the starry night sky with your DSLR camera & lenses you currently own. Curt Weinhold, a PA Wilds Juried Artisan, teaches you to photograph constellations & the Milky Way. Class is…
Come and have some fun learning how to do the FOXTROT. Lessons will be given at the Deane Center Lobby on Mondays from April 22nd to May 20th between 7:00…
High School students from across Potter County gather at the PA Lumber Museum to test their knowledge about the natural world. Hands-on activities in forest management, aquatics, wildlife, and soils…
A Mother’s Day Basket Class is being taught by master basket weaver, Cathy Snyder on Tuesday, May 7 starting at 4:30pm. Students may choose to make an Irish Knitting Basket…
Learning stations across the museum provide students with the opportunity to watch demonstrations, try hands-on activities and talk with knowledgeable staff to discover what it was like to work in…
Celebrate our 10th Anniversary with us! We will have live music, wine tasting, hors d'oeuvres and beverages. Lots of GIVEAWAYS and DRAWINGS! You won't want to miss this exciting and…
Potter County Artisan Co-op is hosting a ‘10 Year Anniversary Celebration’ on Friday, May 10, from 6-8 pm. Celebrate with live music by Jonathan Meade, wine tasting with Little Mountain…
A decade before women gained the right to vote, Henrietta Leavitt and her fellow women “computers” transformed the science of astronomy. In the Harvard Observatory, Leavitt found 2,400 new variable…
