State College summer (aka May, post-graduation) is going to be here before we know it and we’ll once again be gathering hundreds of neighbors and welcoming the season together at the 2nd Annual Townie Takeover at Champs Downtown on Friday, May 15!
We're incredibly lucky when it comes to summer camp options, but some can fill up fast! Here's a roundup of some of the most popular local camps, along with registration timelines and tips to help you get organized.
Things to do in State College that won't break the bank
State College may be landlocked by definition, but there is truly water, water everywhere, with countless drops to drink…and swim, fish, and play in!
While Beaver Stadium (and our local hotels and Airbnbs) fill up with tens of thousands of out of towners on game weekends and the Bryce Jordan Center brings concertgoers from all over, this event felt more like a local thing.
Tussey Mountain WingFest has been delighting our community for more than two decades, but this summer, I finally experienced it for the first time. Here's what I learned.
School will be starting soon, but we’ve still got a couple more weeks to enjoy State College: Summer Vacation Edition before that happens. This season, I’ve been keeping track of some of the things I love most about living in our town at this time of year.
For one State College mom, taking time in nature after dropping the kids at summer camp is the secret to a harmonious life.
I wrote the whole place off in one “It’s just for kids!” swoop and never looked back. Until this summer.
If you want to actually see the booths and walk through the festival at more than a sleepy-herd-of-cows-on-a-summer’s-day pace, this is your golden ticket.
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