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…
Join us for an enjoyable workshop where you will create a Sunflower Painted Wine Bottle. There are 10 available seats. To reserve your seat (or group), call the store (570)…
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…
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…
Learn what you need to know before you visit Cherry Springs State Park this Summer! This program will cover how to plan an evening stargazing, what parts of the park…
Showtime for Wellsboro:Wed, May 15@5:00 and 7:30Thurs, May 16th @ 6:30 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆90 min of Great Entertainment! First come first serve folding chairs. Amazing acts, circus souvenirs, fluffy cotton candy, real…
A Needler’s Night hosted by cross stitch artist, Julia Overton Healy will be held on the first and third Wednesday of each month, starting March 6, from 6-8pm. Open to…
Showtime for Wellsboro:Wed, May 15@5:00 and 7:30Thurs, May 16th @ 6:30 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆90 min of Great Entertainment! First come first serve folding chairs. Amazing acts, circus souvenirs, fluffy cotton candy, real…
Come and Support Local Vendors at the 2024 Growers Market! Held each Thursday from May-October on the lawn of First Presbyterian Church Wellsboro from 2pm-5pm!
Showtime for Wellsboro:Wed, May 15@5:00 and 7:30Thurs, May 16th @ 6:30 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆90 min of Great Entertainment! First come first serve folding chairs. Amazing acts, circus souvenirs, fluffy cotton candy, real…
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…
