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Inside:New in Happy Valley: Get the scoop on the latest and greatest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Fine Dining: Meet Harrison Schailey, Chef/Owner of Harrison’s Wine Grill and Catering, located in the Hilton Garden Inn on E. College Avenue. . 3

Attractions Not to Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

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Upcoming EventsPlan your fun with our 2007 listing of top events. . . . . . . . . . . . �8

Summer/Fall 2006 Featured Links on HappyValley.com

• Top Events • Book A Room • Book Your Flight • Outdoors Guide• Attractions • PSU Football Guide • PSU Football Tix • Penn State Sports

Logan Outfitters offers private access to some of the best fishing streams in Happy Valley . . . . . . . . . . 14

What a Catch

Executive Director Mike Negra tells us the State Theatre has films, performers and concerts planned to appeal to everyone in the Happy Valley community . . . . . . .7

This beautiful venue and its mountain atmosphere await for your next retreat, reunion, business or social event . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Events in Paradise

Penn State BrewExpo ranks among the top beer festivals in the country . The 10th year of this annual event is July 28 at the Penn Stater Conference Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

St . Joseph Institute is a unique mountain resort, spa, conference center and retreat gaining national acclaim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Piece of Heaven

Farmers markets make it easy to fill your dinner table with the finest foods grown and produced right here in Happy Valley . . . . 5

Summer 2007

Buy Fresh, Buy Local Beer Lovers Unite Summer at the State

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Favorite Hangouts Go Online Four popular local establishments, all part of Hotel State College & Company, now have homes online where customers can find menu items, drink specials, entertainment schedules and more. Find these favorite places online! The Allen Street Grill at www .allenstreetgrill .comBill Pickles Tap Room at www .hotelstatecollege .com/pickles Zeno’s Pub at www .zenospub .comBaby’s Burgers & Shakes at www .babysburgers .com

Dining Out Olde New York . The owners of Schnitzel’s in Bellefonte, which was lost in the Bush House fire, have brought new life to town with the opening of Olde New York. The eclectic menu of German, Italian and American food has something to please everyone. Giant Plaza, 2298 East College Avenue, State College; 814-237-1582

Texas Roadhouse . This family restaurant is famous for its steaks and award‑winning, fall‑off‑the‑bone ribs. The restaurant motto is “Legendary Food, Legendary Service,” so it is

sure not to disappoint.1885 Waddle Road, State College; 814-235-7427; http://www .texasroadhouse .com/restaurant/283/

Home DécorWolf Furniture Store . Visiting this beautiful new location is an experience you don’t want to miss, and with the in‑store Kid’s Cottage, there is no need to leave the kids at home! In addition to Home Furnishing Consultants, Wolf offers Interior Design services free of charge.138 Valley Vista Drive, State College; 814-278-7474; http://www .wolffurniture .com/location_statecollege .php

Designer’s Studio . If you are looking for a one‑of‑a‑kind piece for your home, this is the store for you. Elegant home furnishings and accessories for a variety of tastes are in stock. 107 Designer’s Drive, Centre Hall; 814-364-9220; www .designerstudio .com

Enhance Your Wardrobe Express for Men . If you’re a man looking for

stylish clothing in State College, you are in luck! Express in the Nittany Mall has recently expanded its merchandise offering to include trendy men’s clothing.Nittany Mall, 2901 East College Avenue, State College; 814-234-0310; www .shopnittanymall .com

Jezebel’s Boutique . All of your bra‑fitting needs are covered at Jezebel’s Boutique. The unique selection ranges from basic and beautiful to maternity and sports bras. This quaint corner shop also offers night wear, beauty products, shape wear, slippers and much more. 366 East College Avenue, State College; 814-272-7967; www .jezebelsboutique .com

For the Outdoorsman TCO Fly Shop . This shop has all your fly fishing needs covered, from fly‑fishing gear to travel and education. The comprehensive selection of fly‑tying materials and tools is among the best on the East Coast. 2030 East College Avenue, State College; www .tcoflyfishing .com

New in Happy Valley

There’s nothing like summer in Happy Valley. No matter what you’re into, you’ll find something you enjoy. Opportunities to enjoy the outdoors abound, from hiking and biking to boating and fishing and more. Pack a tent and pick your favorite park for a low-maintenance weekend getaway with family or friends. Everyone looks forward to summer traditions like Thursday Night Wings at Tussey,

Arts Festival and Grange Fair, and our favorite things-to-do list is growing fast with new additions like The State Theatre and Spikes baseball. It’s a lot of fun to pack into a few short months. No, summer in Happy Valley doesn’t last long, but we hope we can help you make the most of it.

Make the Most of Summer in Happy Valley

If you’re looking for a place to enjoy a good meal without worrying about second‑hand smoke, you’re in luck. Several of Happy Valley’s favorite restaurants have opted to offer smoke‑free dining. Grab a good meal and a breath of fresh air at one of these local favorites:

The Allen Street Grill, 100 West College Avenue . Porch seating at The Allen Street Grill offers one of the finest views in State College as well as some of the best food and drinks. The award‑winning menu features a variety of American cuisine. Stop by for a late‑night

snack and enjoy the piano bar and special late‑night menu.

Harrison’s Wine Grill, 1221 East College Avenue in the Hilton Garden Inn . Harrison’s philosophy: Eat Well. Drink Well. Every Day! Featuring in‑season fresh, local, organic produce, Harrison’s also offers more than 20 wines by the glass and microbrews on tap.

Otto’s Pub & Brewery, 2105 North Atherton Street . Otto’s is the destination in State College for fine craft‑brewed beer, good

food and fun in a relaxed atmosphere. From snacks to elaborate meals, there’s something for everyone. During warm months, enjoy the outdoor patio seating.

Rotelli, 250 East Calder Way . Pizza, pasta, perfect is their motto—what more could a hungry person ask for? Rotelli also features 36 martini flavors and 95 brands of beer. Pizzas include traditional and gourmet selections and pasta dishes are made with 100% imported pasta from Italy.

Favorite Local Restaurants Go Smoke Free

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How long have you been a Happy Valley resident? We moved back to State College in 1996. I was a Penn Stater and worked for Mike Desmond (of Hotel State College) back in the 80s.

Please give us some background on Harrison’s Wine Grill and Catering.Along with my wife, Kit Henshaw, I’ve owned and operated Harrison’s Wine Grill and Harrison’s Catering since it opened as Harrison’s Chef-Prepared Foods in 2000.

I am a native of the Levittown, PA and originally came to State College to wrestle for Penn State. I got my start in restaurants and management in State College with well-known local restaurateur, Mike Desmond at Great America, now known as Hi-way Pizza North where I met Kit, a State College native.

We lived and worked together all over the country and along the way Kit acquired an MBA from the University of Virginia, Darden Graduate School of Business. We had our first child, a son named Cole, in 1994. Like many State College natives and Penn State alumni starting a family, we decided to move back to State College and had another son, Mac, in 1996.

In 2000, we opened Harrison’s Chef-Prepared Foods on North Atherton Street, offering quality foods for carry-out, eat-in and catering. As this business grew and the lease ran out, Harrison’s

grew into a full-service restaurant by relocating to the restaurant space located within the Hilton Garden Inn, where we’re located now. This added breakfast, banquets and full bar service and allowed a more extensive and interesting dinner menu influenced by the seasonal-regional cuisine of California wine country.

Now known as Harrison’s Wine Grill and Catering, our growing business is upscale yet casual, offering contemporary American cuisine with a seasonal/regional focus for lunch, dinner, catering and carry-out and providing the breakfast and banquet-fare for the Hilton Garden Inn.

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Harrison Schailey, like many Penn State alumni, came back

to Happy Valley to raise his family with wife Kit Henshaw.

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HV: What is unique about being a business owner in Happy Valley? We enjoy getting to know all the other business owners in the area. It’s a nice business community where everyone is very supportive.

HV: Your personal favorite thing about Happy Valley? It’s a small town with big city attractions, like football, baseball, concerts and, of course, dining. And there is easy access to outdoor recreation and activities. We enjoy visiting all our great parks like Whipple Dam, Stone Valley, Collier Lake, and, especially Spring Creek Park.

HV: Something you’d recommend all visitors do while they’re here? Of course we hope you’ll come see us at Harrison’s and I’d also suggest taking advantage of all the offerings at Penn State, like the Palmer Museum of Art, the many great concerts and shows at Eisenhower Auditorium, and my personal favorite, Nittany Lion football.

Harrison’s Wine Grill and Catering is located in the Hilton Garden Inn at 1221 East College Avenue and online at www.HarrisonsMenu.com

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Ever wonder how far your food travels before reaching your plate? According to a study conducted by the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, food travels an average of 1,500 miles before it’s consumed! Finding sources for fresh, local food is a great way to eat healthier, tastier meals while keeping money in our local economy. Fortunately, Centre County has an abundance of farmers, restaurants, and markets that make the search for good food easy.

The Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) is the driving force behind the Buy Fresh, Buy Local campaign. PASA is a nonprofit organization working to improve the economic and social prosperity of Pennsylvania food and agriculture. They work with the farmers that grow our food, the consumers that eat the food, and those concerned with the ecological well being of our environment and natural resources.

PASA has planned Centre County’s Local Foods Week from August 6 through 11 to celebrate Centre County’s abundance of local foods. Special events at the Millheim, Boalsburg, Bellefonte, and State College Farmers’ Markets will spice up your shopping experience. The week culminates on August 11 with a family-friendly farm tour highlighting over a dozen Centre County farms. It’s a fun, unique way to spend a Saturday. Also, be on the lookout for area restaurants participating in the Buy Fresh, Buy Local festivities—the food doesn’t get any better than this! For more information see www.pasafarming.org or call 814-349-9856.

You can enjoy Happy Valley-grown products through the summer and fall at one of four Farmer’s Markets in State College, Bellefonte, Boalsburg and Millheim. Local farms and bakeries, including Way Fruit Farm, Tait Farm, Sunrise Bakery and many, many more, participate, selling delicious seasonal produce, fresh-baked breads, cookies and pies, and fresh meat, fish, cheese and yogurt.

PASA is a growing member-based organization offering over 30 farm-based educational events throughout the growing season. In February, PASA hosts the annual Farming for the Future conference, the largest sustainable agriculture conference on the east coast.

To support local agriculture and enjoy the tastiness of Happy Valley’s locally grown products, visit one of these great Farmer’s Markets:

State College Farmers’ Market Every Friday 11:30 AM-5:30 PM Located on Locust Street between College and Beaver

Boalsburg Farmers’ Market Every Tuesday 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Located at the Boalsburg Military Museum on Atherton

Millheim Farmers’ Market Every Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Located in the American Legion’s Pavilion on Rt. 45

Bellefonte Farmers’ Market Every Saturday 7:00 AM-12:00 PM Located at the corner of Howard and Allegheny Streets

Buy Fresh, Buy Local Campaign Promotes Happy Valley’s Abundance of Locally Grown Food with Centre County’s Local Foods Week August 6-��

Look for this sign promoting Centre County-grown and made products.

Local farms and bakeries like Way Fruit Farm, Tait Farm and Sunrise Bakery bring their juicy produce and delicious treats to local Farmers Markets.

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Happy Valley is Home to One of the Greatest Beer Festivals in U.S., Penn State BrewExpo

Join the 10th Annual State College Microbrewers and Importers Exposition on Saturday, July 28, 2007 from Noon till 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. till 10 p.m. at the elegant Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel. With more than sixty prestigious microbrewers, specialty importers, and 150 crafted-brewed beers, USA Today rates this exciting event as “one of the 10 greatest beer festivals” in the U.S. The BrewExpo has become a tradition for beer lovers and Penn State alumni across the East Coast.

Highlights of this year’s exposition include: Gourmet International Buffet, People’s Choice Gold Medal Competition, Brewzeum exhibits, BrewForum interactive tasting seminars for beer lovers from beginners to connoisseurs, and the new “Brewtique,” offering beer-related apparel and merchandise.

The BrewExpo continues to use their motto “Drink Less, Drink the Best,” and focuses on quality and appreciation of the beers. The event is a great opportunity to reunite with old friends and enjoy quality beverages in a safe environment. Add the BrewExpo to your list of Happy Valley events this summer!

BrewExpo attendees can also enjoy seminars.

Beer connoisseurs will feel right at home at this premier beer festival.

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What upcoming events are you most excited about? Mavis Staples on September 7th, the Friday before the Notre Dame vs. Penn State football game, is very high on my list. Her new album, produced by Ry Cooder, might just be the album of the year. Also, we have the Blind Boys of Alabama coming on December 2nd for a Christmas show that should not be missed.

What is the State Theatre offering during Penn State football weekends? We will program concerts on Friday nights and most likely movies on Sundays. Home football Saturdays create challenges for us due to the shear mass of people in town who are almost all here for one thing: Penn State football. We’ve come up with a unique way to meet this challenge: we’ll rent the theatre to private groups on home football Saturdays. They can watch the game on our 31-foot screen.

Can you share a little bit about the Free Kid’s Series that will be held throughout the summer?This idea came through Susan Shedd, our Operations Manager, and I think it’s a great one. The State, in cooperation with Schlow Library’s summer reading program, will offer eight films derived from classic children’s books. The READ IT, WATCH IT & WIN series is free to everyone, including parents. If a child reads two or more books and watches the corresponding movie, they become eligible for a prize pack after the entire series is over. There are extra incentives for reading and watching four, or even all eight, books and movies. In addition, we have partnered with a different charity each week to set up an informational booth in our lobby to distribute literature and request donations. This will give each charity great exposure to pass along their message and connect with our customers. We are also requesting that customers who are seeing the free films consider bringing in a canned good for the State College Food Bank. We thought incorporating a charity would be a great life lesson for the kids and help them discover the many ways they can give back to their own community.

The Wegman’s movie of the month series has several interesting films on your schedule for the next few months. What are the highlights? There are some great older movies booked for the rest of the year at the State. Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Beetle Juice and To Kill a Mockingbird are all fantastic movies and cross generational lines. I am looking forward to Veteran’s Day on November 11th for a special screening of The Best Years of our Lives. This picture won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, and Director. It tells a tale of three WWII vets coming home after the war and their difficult readjustment to everyday life in America in 1946. It’s as powerful today as it was then.

A Free Kid Series, Award-Winning Films, and Excellent Concerts Are Highlights of Summer at The State TheatreExecutive Director Mike Negra Shares the Excitement With HappyValley.com


The newly renovated State Theatre will feature “American Pie” performer Don McLean on Friday July 13th at 8:30 PM. For tickets go to www.statetickets.org or call 272-0606.


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I’m also excited about the slate of weekly independent films we are showing at the State. We are trying very hard to get the film Once. It stars Glen Hansard (from the Commitments) and Marketa Irglova. Look for it on our schedule in late July or early August and don’t miss it!

What’s up at the State for Arts Festival weekend? We’re chock full of exciting events. On Children’s Day, we are screening The Secret of NIMH at noon, 2:30 and 4:30. That evening we are showing the classic 1962 film Mafioso at 7:00 and 9:30 pm, for an adult treat. On Thursday, we will have tours of the State Theatre throughout the day, providing a cool alternative to the sunny sidewalks and educating the public about our facility. Geist, a multi-talented comedic performer, will provide the Thursday evening entertainment at 3:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Superstar singer and songwriter Don McLean, best known for his hits American Pie and Vincent, will take the stage at 8:30 pm on Friday. His performance is sure to be one not to miss! The PA Dance Theatre will perform Jala, which features new works by Artistic Director André Koslowski and internationally acclaimed choreographer Mark Taylor, on Saturday at 1:00 pm. Come out to party on Saturday evening at 8:30 pm with Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes. We finish off the Arts Festival on Sunday with two showings of the acclaimed film, Brand upon the Brain! at 4:00 and 7:00 pm.

How can community members easily purchase tickets for State Theatre events?Save time and buy online at www.statetickets.org. It’s so easy and you get to choose your specific seat instead of having a computer choose for you. You can also call 814-272-0606 or stop by our box office at 130 West College Avenue, Monday-Friday from 11:00 am-8:00 pm or Saturday from 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm.

If you haven’t seen the interior of the State stop by Thursday afternoon during Arts Festival and take a tour. It’s a beautiful display of how community support can create a venue everyone can enjoy

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No Time to Be Bored With All the Things to See and Do This SummerMake Time to Visit One of These Great Happy Valley Attractions

Historic Penn’s Cave & Wildlife ParkDiscover and explore one of Central Pennsylvania’s most unique and precious hidden gems. America’s only all-water cavern, Penn’s Cave offers a wide array of natural beauty and spectacle. Families will love the guided tours of both the cavern and wildlife park, and kids will enjoy panning for gemstones afterward. Commemorate your visit with something from the gift shop. 222 Penns Cave Road, Centre Hall; 814-364-1664; http://pennscave.com/index.html

Penn SkatesNeed a place to beat the summer heat? Bring the family inside to enjoy a cool day of roller skating. Penn Skates also offers a variety of age appropriate music, group games such as Phazerball and lots of video games for family fun. 2210 High Tech Rd., State College; 814-357-6898; www.pennskates.com

Centre County Historical SocietyWho says learning can’t be fun? Discover the oldest and largest historical organization in Centre County! For over 100 years, the Centre County Historical Society has educated Centre County residents of its rich history from its headquarters at the Centre Furnace Mansion. Stop by and learn about its rich collections, educational programs, events, exhibits, gardens, and much, much more. 1001 East College Ave., State College; 814-234-4779; www.centrecountyhistory.org

The Palmer Museum of ArtThis Penn State treasure offers a wide array of artwork and exhibits free of charge. With 11 galleries, a print-study room, 150-seat auditorium, and outdoor sculpture garden, the Palmer Museum of Art provides more than enough entertainment and education for a summer excursion. Curtin Road, University Park; 814-865-7672; www.psu.edu/dept/palmermuseum

Pennsylvania Military MuseumDedicated to honoring all of the courageous Pennsylvanians who have and continue to serve our country here and abroad, this museum provides vivid accounts of the realities of war. Administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, visitors can stroll the grounds of what was once Camp Boal, examine the numerous memorials and exhibits, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the region. Rt. 332, Boalsburg; 814-466-6263; www.psu.edu/dept/aerospace/museum; www.phmc.state.pa.us

State College Spikes & Altoona CurveWhat’s summer without hot dogs, fireworks and, of course, baseball? Enjoy affordable ticket prices, great food and lots of fun when you bring the whole family to cheer on your local Pittsburgh Pirate affiliates. State College Spikes: Medlar Field at Lubrano Park, 701 Porter Road, University Park; 814-272-1711; www.statecollegespikes.com & Altoona Curve: Blair County Ballpark, 1000 Park Ave., Altoona; 814-943-5400; www.altoonacurve.com

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Carnegie House — www .carnegiehouse .com100 Cricklewood Dr.. State College, PA 16803; 1‑800‑229‑5033 or 814‑234‑2424

The Atherton Hotel — www .athertonhotel .net125 S. Atherton St., State College, PA 16801; 1‑800‑832‑0132 or 814‑231‑2100

Days Inn Penn State — www .lioncountrylodging .com240 S. Pugh St., State College, PA 16801; 814‑238‑8454 or 1‑800‑258‑3297

Happy Valley Motor Inn — www .lioncountrylodging .com1245 S. Atherton St., State College, PA 16801; 814‑238‑8461 or 1‑800‑228‑4864

Hilton Garden Inn — www .lioncountrylodging .com1221 E. College Ave., State College, PA 16801; 866‑204‑1221

Motel 6 — www.lioncountrylodging.com1274 N. Atherton St., Business Rt. 322, State College, PA 16803; 814‑234‑1600

Nittany Budget Hotel — www.lioncountrylodging.com2070 Cato. Ave, State College, PA 16801; 814‑238‑0015

Nittany Lion Inn — www.pshs.psu.edu200 W. Park Ave., State College, PA 16803; 814‑865‑8500 or 1‑800‑233‑7505

Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel — www.pshs.psu.edu215 Innovation Blvd., State College, PA 16803; 814‑863‑5050 or 1‑800‑233‑7505

Ramada Inn Conference Center — www.ramadasc.com1450 S. Atherton St., State College, PA 16801; 814‑238‑3001

St. Joseph Institute134 Jacobs Way, Port Matilda, PA 16870; 814‑692‑4954

Super 8 ‑ State College Inn — www.lioncountrylodging.com1663 South Atherton St., State College, PA 16801; 814‑237‑8005

Guest Lodging at Woodward Crossings — www.woodwardcrossings.com178 Jackson Hill Rd., Aaronsburg, PA 16820; 814‑349‑4484

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Hotel State College — www.hotelstatecollege.com100 W. College Ave., State College, PA 16801; 814‑237‑4350;

Holiday Inn Express 1925 Waddle Rd., State College, PA 16803; 814‑867‑1800

Holiday Inn MilesburgI‑80 (Exit 23) US 150 North, Milesburg, PA 16853; 814‑355‑7521

American Spa Academy & Inn — www .americanspaacademy .com300 South Allen St., State College, PA 16801; 814‑234‑4383

Courtyard by Marriott — www .courtyard .com1730 University Dr., State College, PA 16801; 814‑238‑1881

Comfort Suites — www .choicehotels .com/hotel/pa276132 Village Dr., State College, PA 16803; 814‑235‑1900

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CampgroundsBald Eagle State Park149 Main Park Rd., Howard, PA 16841(814) 625‑2775Features unlimited horsepower boating, hiking and butterfly trails. Swimming is available at the sand beach.

KOA Kampground 2481 Jacksonville Rd., Bellefonte, PA 16823(814) 355‑7912Terrific fly and lake fishing. Near an Amish market held Wednesdays. Activities include hayrides and movies nightly, Amish goods and ice cream socials Saturdays, free pancakes Sunday. Heated pool and stocked fishing pond.

Black Moshannon State ParkR.R. #1, Box 183, Philipsburg, PA 16866(814) 342‑5960Features trails and a boardwalk where you can explore the birds and plants of the bog surrounding forests. Stay overnight and further explore the area through the beautiful forests’ hiking trails.

Fort Bellefonte Campground2023 Jacksonville Rd., Rt. 26, Bellefonte, PA 16823(814) 355-9820 or 1-800-487-9067Easy on/off I-80 and I-99. All sites are terraced, giving everyone a panoramic view of the valley. Sites are large and level. 37 pull-thrus.

Grange Park (RV’s ONLY)P.O. Box 271, Centre Hall, PA 16828(814) 364‑9212RV electric hook-ups. Sewer available. Large facility perfect for concerts, large group events and more. Stable and horse ring on the grounds. Fifteen minutes from State College. Home of the Centre County Grange Encampment and Fair. (Campsites NOT available during the Grange Fair.)

Kearns CampgroundRt. 322, R.D. #1, Box 306, Spring Mills , PA 16875(814) 364‑1339

Knoebels CampgroundP.O. Box 317, Elysburg, PA 17824800‑ITS‑4FUNEnjoy catch and release fishing at beautiful Lake Glory campground or simply relax while nestled in a hardwood, Pine and Hemlock forest. 160 Scenic Acres, Over 500 Sites, 35 Cabins (Knoebels Campground), Campground Pool (Knoebels Campground), Playgrounds, Video arcade (Lake Glory).

Seven Mountains Campground101 Seven Mountains Campground Rd.Spring Mills, PA 16875(814) 364‑191020/30 amp electric, water, picnic table, fire ring and TV hookup at RV sites. Sewer & 50 amp hook-ups available. Primitive tent sites with picnic table and fire ring. Cabin and camper rentals. Modem friendly.

Snow Shoe CampgroundOff I‑80, Exit 22, Snow Shoe, PA 16874(814) 387‑6299

Stone Valley Recreation Areac/o 110 Housing & Foods Bldg., University Park, PA 16802(814) 863‑0762Hayrides, bonfires, group night hikes held. Other programs on hold until the lake is rebuilt.

Woodward Cave & CampgroundOff Rt. 45, P.O. Box 175, Woodward, PA 16882(814) 349‑9800Cabin rentals, dances, retreats, the Lodge for large group rental, numerous events, cave tours.

Golf CoursesBelles Springs Golf Course417 Fairground Rd.Mill Hall, PA 17751(570) 726‑4222www.bellessprings.com18 Holes72/74 ParPublic

Centre Hills Country Club901 E. Branch Rd.State College, PA 16801(814) 238‑0111www.centrehillscc.com27 Holes71 ParPrivate

Elks Country Club100 Elks Club Rd.Boalsburg, PA 16827(814) 466‑7231www.statecollege‑elks.org/18 Holes71 ParElks Members and Guests

Nittany Country Club110 Country Club Drive(814) 383‑2611www.nittanycc.com18 Holes72 Men Par/75 Ladies ParPrivate

Penn State Golf Courses1523 W. College Ave.State College, PA 16801(814) 865‑4653 ‑ Golf Shop(814) 865‑1833 ‑ Tee Timeswww.psu.edu/golfcourses36 Holes72 Blue Par/72 White ParPublic

Toftrees Golf Resort & Conference Center1 Country Club LaneState College, PA 16803(814) 234‑8000 or 1‑800‑252‑3551www.toftrees.com18 Holes 72 ParPublic

Tussey Mountain Golf Course301 Bear Medows RoadBoalsburg, PA 16827(814) 466‑6266 or 1‑800‑733‑2754www.tusseymountain.com9 Holes27 ParPublic



St. Joseph Institute is Happy Valley’s Heaven on EarthNationally recognized for alternative and complementary medicine, St. Joseph Institute is a unique mountain resort, spa, conference center, retreat facility, and licensed school for holistic studies.

Located in the heart of the Allegheny Mountains, walking trails, gardens, and streams provide the perfect backdrop for health, relaxation, wellness, healing, exercise, spirituality, and personal and professional growth. The Institute is receiving national media attention for its year-round programs and services that cater to individuals, couples, families, companies, church groups and schools.

The Country Inn at The St. Joseph Institute offers comfortable guest rooms in log and stone lodges with big country porches. Guests enjoy over 60 acres of walking trails, gardens, recreation areas with basketball and volleyball courts, gazebos and hammocks. A combination of rooms and suites offer accommodation for 45 guests.

Facilities are also available for meetings and social events. Executive retreats and training programs find a great location to stimulate creativity, strengthen skills and gain new perspectives. Others use the Institute for social gatherings like class reunions, weddings and anniversary celebrations. Many organizations also call upon the Institute to take advantage of its proprietary training programs, as well as its teaching and speaking outreach initiatives.

The Laurel Wellness Center at the Institute is the region’s largest spa, offering more than 50 treatments including hot stone massages, facials, body wraps and sessions with a personal trainer. Clients come from across the country for the healing treatments that combine the best of alternative and complementary medicine with the care of physicians, chiropractors and professional counselors. Among the areas of special expertise are chronic pain, fibromyalgia, migraine headaches, stress management and digestive disorders such as celiac disease.

A non-denominational center, the Institute hosts spiritual retreats for church groups and various organizations. The Institute also offers a series of retreats which are open to everyone that focus on themes such as the 5 Critical Life Skills, healing and spiritual growth. The Forest Chapel and surrounding gardens are a favorite place for guests to experience spiritual renewal.

The dining room of the Institute is one of the only gluten-free commercial kitchens in the United States. It serves tasty and nutritious meals while being able to support almost any kind of diet or food allergy.

The rustic setting disguises the state-of-the-art systems that help make the Institute so innovative. Most buildings have wireless internet connections and cell phone amplifiers, and the gym is equipped with top equipment and the therapists have some of the most sophisticated therapeutic devices available.

Pay a visit to this renowned facility and enjoy your little piece of heaven. More information on St. Joseph Institute is available at stjosephinstitute.com and HappyValley.com.

The beautiful surroundings and rustic buildings at St. Joseph Institute make it easy to relax and enjoy your visit or event

One-on-one attention from personal trainers is available at the Institute’s Laurel Wellness Center.

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Paradise Lodge Offers Comfort, Beauty and Perfect Environment for Corporate Retreats and Small to Mid-sized Social Events and ReunionsIf you take the short drive over Skytop, head north on Route 220 into Julian and take the inconspicuous turn at numbered post 273, you’ll find the entrance to the 777 acres of Paradise Lodge, the perfect venue for your next event.

Surrounded by pristine rolling hills, the 11,000 square-foot Paradise Lodge offers an authentic mountain retreat atmosphere on one of the most prestigious properties in Pennsylvania and is located only 12 miles from the University Park Airport and downtown State College.

The lodge offers a unique experience of rustic comfort and luxury and can accommodate up to 150 day guests and 26 overnight guests in its eight distinctive rooms. The grounds are perfect for outdoor activities like walks, hikes or sightseeing from the comfort of a rocking chair on one of the long porches.

Paradise Lodge can help you make arrangements for various meals and activities, and offer such amenities as:

• Expert culinary planning for events or meetings.• A masseuse and other spa services for travel-weary guests,

including an on-site exercise room.• Guided fly-fishing excursions to Spruce Creek, on some of the best

trout waters in the country.• Great conference room that will comfortably seat fifty people

When planning your next event—an executive retreat, a wedding reception, or an alumni or family reunion—consider Paradise Lodge, a world-class venue located right here in Happy Valley. More information, including room descriptions, is posted on HappyValley.com.

The views from the grounds of Paradise Lodge make it easy to see where it got its name.

Above: The rustic lodge setting works for events of all varieties.Below: Relaxing and enjoying the view from the porch is easy.



Prime Fishing on Pennsylvania’s Best Streams with Logan OutfittersWhen was the last time you experienced true solitude?If you are a fly-fishing enthusiast, then you know that solitude is one of the best features of the sport, along with the skill of the cast and the adrenaline rush of the fighting trout on the line. If fly-fishing is your passion, then Logan Outfitters will give you the thrill of a lifetime.

Through relationships with landowners and fishing clubs across Pennsylvania, Logan Outfitters offers anglers private access to streams that are carefully managed and preserved to produce the best possible trout fishing. In Happy Valley, Logan Outfitters provides exclusive access to some of the best fishing creeks in the country, including stretches of Spruce Creek, Penns Creek, Yellow Creek, Elk Creek, Warriors Mark Run, and others.

Known for its trout streams, Happy Valley is a popular fishing destination for enthusiasts from across the country. Logan Outfitters enjoys access to more than ten miles of blue-ribbon trout fishing streams in this area, and their packages include guided day trips, overnight accommodations, and stream-side, unguided camp trips. Logan Outfitters offers waters that are within a two-hour drive of New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, and the catches include steelhead, rainbow, brown, and brook. It’s important to remember that all of Logan Outfitter’s fishing is catch and release fly fishing only. Their water is private access, which means no dealing with crowds. And since they rest their streams as much (or more) than they fish them, you won’t be fishing over trout that have been caught day after day. Water is carefully managed so anglers can expect healthy trout. The spring creeks fish well all year, but check www.loganoutfitters.com for the hatch chart and pattern lists. If you’re ready to hit the fine trout streams of central Pennsylvania, visit HappyValley.com for more information on booking your trip with Logan Outfitters.

Left: A beautiful catch!

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Rock Garden Perennial Nursery Brings Natural Beauty to Happy Valley Landscapes

The natural beauty of Happy Valley abounds and calls us to enjoy it when traveling throughout the region or by creating our own gardens at home. Many beautiful perennial plants thrive in our region and add year-round interest to any landscape. If plants are carefully selected and planted, our climate and overall soil conditions can provide a long sequence of blooms in most home landscapes. We are fortunate to have an abundance of resources to accomplish this goal.

The Rock Garden perennial nursery specializes in selling unusual and interesting plants for rock gardens, alpine troughs, shade gardens and perennial borders. This unique nursery is located in the village of Oak Hall at the base of Mt. Nittany. It is relatively small in size but extremely big in landscaping ideas, creative planting and perennial knowledge.

The owners, Joe Thomas and Laura Stephenson, also own the Bed & Breakfast at The Rock Garden on the same property. They will gladly share some of their own rock gardens and other inspiring garden ideas with customers and visitors alike.

The Rock Garden Nursery offers well over 200 varieties of plants. While the business belongs to both of them, the passion for gardening belongs to Laura. Always interested in gardening, Laura’s dedication came to life during a camping trip in the Smoky Mountains years ago. Since then, Laura decided to “dig in” and learn the art of perennial gardening. Her years of gardening experience with DownUnder Potperennials have allowed her to remove the guesswork for her customers.

In addition to plants, the Rock Garden sells hypertufa troughs. These troughs are made of cement, peat and perlite, and resemble natural rock formations. With some well-draining soil mix, carefully-chosen plants, and some TLC, these items are transformed into an alpine trough that is perfect for any patio, porch or balcony.

Visit the Rock Garden perennial nursery at 176 Brush Valley Road from 10 AM to 6 PM Tuesday through Saturday and Noon to 5 PM Sunday. Learn more about the Rock Garden at HappyValley.com.The Rock Garden is located at the base of Mt. Nittany in the village of Oak Hall on

Brush Valley Road.

The Rock Garden offers many beautiful and unusual varieties of plants to enhance your garden or landscaping.



FUN THAT LASTS ALL SUMMERSummer Sounds in BellefonteMost Sundays, July � through August �2Centre County Courthouse steps, on the Diamond, Bellefonte, 7 PMDue to construction in the park, summer concerts have been moved to the Court House steps. Lawn chairs or blankets are suggested. The show is FREE. Concerts are sponsored by BHCA with grants from The Garver Fund of the Bellefonte Elks. For more information call 814-355-2917.

Friday Concerts on the Lemont Village GreenFridays, July 6 through August 24Lemont, 7:30 PM to 9 PMThe stage, built in memory of Kim Fisher by the Acoustic Brew Coffeehouse, is on the Village Green between Dale Street and Mt. Nittany Road in Lemont. Bring your chairs or blankets and picnics. The concerts will be under tents in the event of rain. For more information, contact the Lemont Village Association at 814-238-0624.

Free Kid’s Read It, Watch It and Win Film Series Wednesdays, July �� through August ��The State Theatre, Noon.Admission is free with 4 ticket limit per adult. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Visit www.thestatetheatre.org or call 814-272-0606.

Tussey Mountain Wing FestThursdays, July �9 through August 30Tussey Mountain Family Fun Center, Boalsburg, 5:30 PM to 10 PMThis popular annual event features delicious wings and beverages from Coors and Pepsi, plus a great band every week. Admission is free. Visit www.tusseymountain.com.

JULYProof, presented by Pennsylvania Centre StageJuly 3-�4Citizens Bank Theatre, downtown State CollegeProof is the story of an enigmatic young woman haunted by her father’s past and the shadow of her own future, exploring the links between genius and madness, the tender relationships between fathers and daughters, and the nature of truth and family. Evening performances: Monday-Thursday, curtain at 7:30 PM; Friday and Saturday curtain at 8:00 PM. Matinees performances select days at 2:00 PM. Opening Night includes pre-show hors d’oeurves and post-show dessert. For ticket prices and ordering information call 814-865-5340 or 800-278-7849.

4�st Annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the ArtsJuly ��-��Downtown State College and Penn State campusA Happy Valley summer tradition not to be missed. One of the

biggest and best juried arts festivals in the U.S., featuring the works of hundreds of outstanding artists from throughout the nation, outdoors along the streets and sidewalks. Cutting-edge live music and other performances, plus delicious food and much more. Visit the official website at www.arts-festival.com, or call 814-237-3682.

People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts and CraftsJuly �2-��Pennsylvania Military Museum grounds, BoalsburgAnnual outdoor arts festival in a lovely park-like setting, showcasing the works of hundreds of central Pennsylvania artists and craftspeople. Live music, food vendors, and more! This festival has grown tremendously from a grassroots gathering into a major annual arts event! Thursday through Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, Sunday Noon to 5 PM. Visit www.peopleschoicefestival.com.

BrewExpo 2007, State College MicroBrewers & Importers ExpositionJuly 28 Penn Stater Conference Center HotelSample some of the best beers in the world and enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet, plus enjoy BrewForum tasting seminars and a souvenir tasting glass. Two sessions will be held from Noon-4 PM and 6-10 PM. Tickets are $40 and are on sale at The Hotel State College. Call Hotel State College for details at 814-237-4350.

22nd Annual Last Cruise Car and Motorcycle ShowJuly 28Mount Nittany Middle School, State College From 8 AM-5 PM the Last Cruise features 37 car classes and 11 motorcycle classes, seminars, food vendors, and kid-friendly events. Join us for the Best of the Best Car Show and Competition from 6-9 PM, following the Last Cruise, on Allen Street in Downtown State College. The Newest addition to this major event is the Last Cruise 5K run/walk, starting at 9 AM at Beaver Stadium. Participants can register online at http://active.com. All proceeds benefit the Centre County Youth Service Bureau.

AUGUSTBuilders Association of Central PA and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Centre County, 4th Annual Bricks and Sticks Golf ClassicAugust �3Elks Country Club, State CollegeThere will be 2 flights offered with a shotgun starts at 7:30 AM and 1 PM. Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, provided by Subway, and admission to the awards ceremony, dinner and auction. Back by popular demand, the 2nd Annual Pre-Event Party on Sunday, August 12, 2007 at Pebble Creek Miniature Golf and Backyard Burgers. Each golfer in the Bricks and Sticks Golf Classic will receive one free admission, each additional family member is $5. Children under 12 are free. Bring the whole family out for an

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afternoon of fun and excitement. Proceeds from both days benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Centre County and the Builders Association of Central PA. For more information, call 814-231-8813 or visit www.centralpabuilders.com.

Ag Progress DaysAugust �4-�6Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs, Rt. 4� south of State CollegeCome see the latest and greatest in agricultural techniques and technology at Pennsylvania’s largest outdoor agricultural exposition! This is one of the most popular annual events in Central Pennsylvania. Fun and educational for kids and adults alike. Free admission, free parking, free shuttle bus to and from downtown State College. Event times are Tuesday 9 AM-5 PM, Wednesday 9 AM-8 PM, Thursday 9 AM-4 PM. Visit http://apd.cas.psu.edu.

24th Annual Bellefonte Arts and Crafts FairAugust �7-�8High and Allegheny Streets, BellefonteThis event attracts more than 100 juried artists and craftspeople to booths along the streets of beautiful downtown Bellefonte. Check out pottery, paintings, jewelry, textiles, woodworking, and more. This is a great place to buy distinctive gifts. Live musical entertainment, children’s craft activities, food vendors, and plenty of fun for the entire family. Call 814-353-1115.

�33rd Annual Centre Grange Encampment & FairAugust 23-30Grange Fairgrounds, Centre HallThe only remaining old-fashioned tenting fair in the nation kicks off with a welcoming ceremony the evening of August 23 in the grandstand. The unique Grange Fair is packed with tons of wholesome family fun, including exhibits, rides, vendors, food, activities, live entertainment, horse and livestock shows, and much more! This is one of the most beloved annual family events in central Pennsylvania. For more information, including the schedule of events and performances, visit www.grangefair.com or call 814-364-9212.

SEPTEMBERNittany Lion Football Kicks Off vs. Florida International, September �Beaver StadiumThe first game of the season is true cause for celebration in Happy Valley. Enjoy the tailgreat at the Bryce Jordan Center beginning 3 hours before the game. For more Penn State football, visit HappyValley.com’s Football Guide and www.gopsusports.com.

State College Spikes Close Out Their Season vs. the Mahoning Valley ScrappersSeptember �-7Medlar Field at Lubrano ParkThe Spikes are planning lots of special giveaways and activities for their closing series, including a fleece blanket giveaway and Blue & White night on September 5, a Spikes football giveaway and

Happy Hour activities on the Fun Deck on September 6, and Teacher Appreciation Night and a Fireworks Extravaganza on September 7. For ticket information call (814) 272-1711 or visit www.statecollegespikes.com.

Nittany Lion Football vs. Notre DameSeptember 8Beaver StadiumThis great match-up comes home to Happy Valley this year. For more Penn State Football, visit HappyValley.com’s Football Guide or www.gopsusports.com.

The Builders Association of Central PA presents the 2007 Parade of Homes and LandscapesSeptember 22-23 & September 29-30, from �0 AM-� PM

The homes division will offer new home construction and remodeled homes. For the third year, the landscape division has continued to grow and will include landscape projects at homes newly constructed, as well as projects at existing homes, complete with ponds, extravagant hardscapes, outdoor entertaining areas,

patios, lawns and much more! Don’t miss this opportunity to visit the Parade of Homes and Landscapes and see work from some of the finest builders and landscapers in the area. Admission is $5.00 and children under 18 are FREE! The tickets can be purchased at all stops on the parades and are good for all four days. The Builders Association is proud to announce that 100% of the tickets proceeds will benefit the Centre County Youth Service Bureau. For complete event details, call 814-231-8813 or visit www.centralpabuilders.com.

OCTOBERLincoln Caverns’ 24th Annual Ghosts and Goblins ToursOctober �-27U.S. Route 22, HuntingdonEnjoy a special one hour family tour through two beautiful crystal caverns, one haunted and one natural. This year there’s also a haunted trail, plus take advantage of the gift shop, picnic pavilions, party rooms, primitive camping, gem panning, and Kids Cave Crawl. Save and avoid a wait by purchasing advance tickets on sale September 7. Special rates, group tour and birthday party packages with advance reservations. Friday and Saturday evening tours from 6-10 PM, Saturday afternoon tours from 11 AM-5 PM. Call 814-643-0268.

Children’s Halloween Trail and FestivalOctober 27-28Shaver’s Creek Environmental CenterThis frightfully popular annual event is from 11 AM - 4 PM for children ages 4-10 features games, singing, crafts, pumpkin carving, food and, of course, the enchanted trail! Trail activities are different each year. This year’s theme will highlight the cycles of nature. Group’s will be guided by costumed characters along the lake trail through several entertaining and informative stations of fun interactive activities. Call 814-863-2000.



BRYCE JORDAN CENTER HIGHLIGHTSFor information and tickets call 800-863-3336 or visit www.bjc.psu.edu.

Saltimbanco Cirque du SoleilSeptember 26-29After 14 years of touring the world and playing to over 9.5 million spectators, Saltimbanco is embarking on a tour of more than 40 arenas across Canada and the United States. Saltimbanco will perform seven shows at the BJC. Tickets are $67, $57, and $37 and can be purchased at the Bryce Jordan Ticket Center, Eisenhower Auditorium, all Ticketmaster locations, or charged by phone or online.

THE STATE THEATRE HIGHLIGHTSFor information and tickets call (814) 272-0606 or visit www.thestatetheatre.org

Geist, Visual ComedianJuly �2, 3:30 PMAdmission with an Arts Festival Button, available in the lobby for $8. This hilarious one-man show packs as much excitement as an entire day at the circus: magic, pantomime, physical comedy, juggling, and so much more! Sit back, hold onto your seats and experience Geist, a one-man detour to hilarity!

Don McLeanJuly �3, 8:30 PMDon McLean’s superstar status is always attributed to his remarkable song American Pie. In 1972, Vincent (Starry Starry Night) from the American Pie album gave Don McLean a second number one hit single and another landmark entry in the history of popular music. Tickets are $49.

Pennsylvania Dance Theatre Repertory ConcertJuly �4, � PMAdmission with an Festival Button, available in the lobby for $8. Pennsylvania Dance Theatre will perform a repertory concert, highlighted with works by internationally known choreographers Sarah Skaggs and Mark Taylor, and guest artist Gwen Hunter Ritchie from Pittsburgh. Southside Johnny and the Asbury JukesJuly �4, 8:30 PMLegend John “Southside” Lyon has long been considered one of the finest proponents of the Jersey Shore sounds made most famous by Bruce Springsteen. Tickets are $29 pre-show or $32 day of.

Oliver! July 28, 7:30 PMConsider yourself invited to one of the most captivating Broadway musicals of all time. Based on the Dickens novel, the show is filled with comedy and drama, while delighting everyone with its classic musical numbers. The large cast of children and adults is made up of outstanding local talent. OLIVER! is produced by Singing On Stage Productions which brought the hit musical DREAMGIRLS to The State Theatre last January. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.

The MachineSeptember �4, 8 PMAdmission $32 Adults, $27 Senior Citizens and Students w/ID. The Machine, America’s premier live Pink Floyd experience, extends Pink Floyds legacy through a multi-dimensional approach, faithfully recreating its timeless music while also reinventing it with interpretive jams. The Machine has forged a reputation for excellence and an intimate connection with their growing audience. Tickets are $32 for adults and $27 for seniors and students with ID.

EISENHOWER AUDITORIUM HIGHLIGHTSVisit www.cpa.psu.edu or call (814) 863-0255 or 1-800-ARTS-TIX.

The 2�th Annual Putnam County Spelling BeeSeptember �9-20, Daily 7:30 PMThis Tony Award-winning new musical comedy features six young people in the throes of puberty, overseen by grown-ups who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, who all learn that winning isn’t everything and that losing doesn’t necessarily make you a loser. This tuneful, offbeat, and at times heartwarming show offers audience members the opportunity (strictly voluntary) to become part of the action as on-stage spellers.

Itzhak Perlman, violinist with Rohan De Silva, pianist September 27, 7:30 PMPerlman’s virtuosity, charm, and humanity endear the classical music superstar to audiences everywhere. The Israeli-born violinist, winner of fifteen Grammy and four Emmy awards, returns to Penn State for the first time in fourteen years in a solo performance accompanied by pianist Rohan De Silva.

Count Basie Orchestra with Nnenna FreelonSeptember 29, 8 PMBacked by the world-famous Count Basie Orchestra, Freelon sings American songbook classics and contemporary tunes.

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Global Drum Project Featuring Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, Sikiru Adepoju, and Giovanni HidalgoOctober �6, 7:30 PMGrateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart leads an international ensemble of percussion masters in a concert inspired by Planet Drum, the 1991 CD that earned the first Grammy Award in the world music category.

GypsyOctober 2�, 7:30 pmThis big, brassy musical comedy classic, with music Styne and Sondheim serves up popular standards like Everything’s Coming Up Roses and Let Me Entertain You.

DOWNTOWN STATE COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

First Thursday Celebration, A Celebration of Arts and Culture in State College This monthly series of arts events is held on the first Thursday of the month and features events at cultural institutions and art galleries. Unless otherwise noted, all events are free and open to the public. Dates scheduled are August 2, September 6 and October 4.

The Fifth Annual Downtown State College Summer Concert Series July 17, Rare Earth, 7 PM July 24, Jan and Dean, 7 PM July 31, Cast of Beatlemania, 7 PMFor information call 814-238-7004.

State College Jazz FestivalCentral Parklet, �-7 PMJuly �9, The Friends BandJuly 20, State High Jazz Band & Valley Jazz Orchestra:

State College Jazz Festival, July 2�Allen Street StageFive great acts on Allen Street, between College Ave. and Beaver Ave., from Noon to 7 PM with free admission. Bring your lawn chair.Noon, The Tarnished Six 1:30 PM, Greg Johnson’s Jazz Monsters 3 PM, Mike Lowen’s Trombone Chowder4:30 PM, Hirschtet 6 PM, Andy Kimbel Express

Football Season is Never Far Away in Happy Valley

2007 Penn State Football Schedule

9/ � Florida International 9/ 8 Notre Dame 9/ �� Buffalo 9/ 22 at Michigan 9/ 29 at Illinois 9/ 6 Iowa 9/ �3 Wisconsin (Homecoming)9/ 20 at Indiana 9/ 27 Ohio State 9/ 03 Purdue 9/ 10 at Temple 9/ 17 at Michigan State

2008 Penn State Football Schedule

8/30 TBA9/6 Central Florida9/13 at Syracuse9/20 TBA9/27 Illinois10/4 at Purdue10/11 at Wisconsin�0/�8 Michigan10/25 at Ohio State11/8 at Iowa��/�� Indiana��/22 Michigan State

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