LEWISBURG — A magical event is returning to the borough.

LEWISBURG — This brew fest won’t be quite the splash-and-dash that many people are used to. This one is intentionally being kept small and casual, giving people a chance to savor the beers they’re trying.

SUNBURY — Rock fans can’t go wrong with an evening of flavorful wine and classic rock music from three people who love the genre.

MOUNT PLEASANT MILLS — A Mount Pleasant Mills woman has recently released her second novel in a planned trilogy about a futuristic world in which Christians are forced to renounce their faith, enter detention centers, or go into hiding. 

NEW BERLIN — Ever wonder what your life would be like if you lived in 1802? Would you live on a farm? Plow with horses and relax in the evening by candlelight, maybe listening to some fiddle music if you’re lucky enough to have a musician in the family?

MIFFLINBURG — The horses in the Kentucky Derby might be a different breed from the ones who pulled the buggies manufactured in the 1800s, but the racing horses probably would be happy to know they’re part of an event raising funds to keep the memory of those buggies alive.

SUNBURY — The Jolly Old Elf, himself, will take a turn on the dunk tank as the city celebrates winter holidays in the heat of summer.

MIFFLINBURG — Blueberries and Bluegrass in Mifflinburg has been a beloved event in the borough for many years. The in-person event last year was canceled due to COVID restrictions, but it will return to the Mifflinburg Community Park on Fifth Street on Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m.

LEWISBURG — We don’t think of Santa Claus in connection with sparkling swimming pools and outdoor performances, but even the Jolly Old Elf himself would enjoy this event.

SELINSGROVE — The 32nd annual Antiques on the Avenue will be held at a new location this year, but will offer the same opportunity to browse and shop a variety of antiques that visitors have come to love from the event over the years.

LEWISBURG — The popular Lewisburg Sidewalk Chalk Festival began approximately 17 years ago, and it has continued to grow each year. After a virtual event last year due to COVID, artists are excited to decorate the sidewalks of Market Street with their chalk art once again this summer. The fe…

What child doesn’t enjoy donning a glittering costume and sashaying around a stage in front of their admiring family? Youth summer theatre programs in the area give kids a chance to do that while learning all sorts of beneficial lessons.

NORTHUMBERLAND — With quality local entertainment, a variety of vendors, plenty of food, and activities for all ages, Pineknotter Days has been a beloved, popular community event in the Valley for nearly 50 years.

What started as a few cousins reliving a favorite childhood activity has grown into a loosely organized event that brings people together to enjoy our backyard river.

BLOOMSBURG — The annual Covered Bridge & Arts Festival, held at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg since 1982, will have a new home in 2021, and in future years as well. The fall festival, which traditionally draws approximately 150,000 people over four days in early October, will now…

SUNBURY — The Annual Judged Susquehanna Art Society Show will be back and in person this year. Local artists are encouraged to start preparing their entries now for the August event.

SUNBURY – In a first fundraising event, the Sunbury Arts Council aims to help revitalize the city through efforts to support and exhibit art.

Living in the Susquehanna Valley, we might not appreciate the beauty, wildlife and status of the river that created our valley, a river older even than the Nile.

LEWISBURG — On a snowy night a couple of years ago, Devin Flynt’s band’s scheduled performance at Brasserie Louis was nearly canceled when the rest of the group couldn’t make it on the slippery roads. Being the only one who lived in town, Flynt packed his instruments and headed for the resta…

NORTHUMBERLAND — One of the Valley’s longtime musicians, Kenny Jenkins, is releasing his second CD in more than 20 years, producing it in his own Sunbury studio.

Don’t overlook your local library when seeking fun for all ages. From bugs to dinosaurs, NASA discussions to ukulele classes, and even dogs, fairs and time capsules, our local libraries offer enough activities to keep us busy, learning and laughing through the summer.

DANVILLE — With plenty of trails and varied terrain, Pennsylvania offers ideal conditions for mountain biking. This weekend, individuals of all ages and skill levels are invited to take advantage of the natural resources in a first-ever festival created for celebrating and enjoying this very…

DANVILLE — With plenty of trails and varied terrain, Pennsylvania offers ideal conditions for mountain biking. This weekend, individuals of all ages and skill levels are invited to take advantage of the natural resources in a first-ever festival created for celebrating and enjoying this very…

MIFFLINBURG — In a town known for its beauty, gardens overflow with delicate petals and hearty, green shrubs all summer long. For one day only, visitors are invited to stroll through some of the best of those gardens and learn tips for creating their own.

MILTON — Though this novel was published in 1815 by Jane Austen, it is as fresh and hilarious a story today as it was then, especially when adapted into a fast-paced comedy.

HUGHESVILLE — After being canceled last year due to COVID shutdowns, the Billtown Blues Festival is back this summer with some of the best in Blues music. After a year of few performances, and lots of time to create and write, the festival will feature the artists’ fresh energy and even some…

MT. PLEASANT MILLS — The Fremont Strawberry Festival offers rides, games and live entertainment, but it’s the foods, especially those bright red berries, that draw people in.

BLOOMSBURG — Two women weary of the typical fundraisers for their kids’ sports teams created a wine festival that started small and grew over the years to include an American Idol contestant.

Vacation Bible schools remain a popular activity for kids throughout the Valley each summer. Though last year many of these events were either canceled or scaled back due to COVID restrictions, many churches are looking forward to once again opening their doors to children and families for V…

DANVILLE — Creativity flows naturally out of Mackenzie Wertman. From book writing to screenwriting to dinosaur designing, her imagination seems to know no limits.

SELINSGROVE — Gather the kids for a weekend of live music and plenty food and beverages, all outdoors under the Pennsylvania skies.

From traditional Memorial Day services, to live music events, to parades, people in the Susquehanna Valley seem happy to be able to pick up traditions that were canceled or limited last year and move forward with get-togethers and celebrations once again.

DANVILLE — Few things can improve a night of comedy, but an outdoor beer garden has to be one of them.

MILLVILLE — Ever wonder what it’s like to be an online advice columnist, answering people’s cries for help armed only with your own experiences and values? One columnist’s book led to a play that will be celebrated live starting this weekend.

SELINSGROVE —The Middlecreek Valley Antique Association Inc. (MVAA) will hold its 25th annual spring show Friday through Sunday on its 43-acre show grounds along Old Colony Road.

In a neat pay-it-forward twist, a local sports bar will host live music to raise money for … more live music.

MILTON — This Friday kicks off a summer-long celebration to be held on the first weekend of each month.

ALLENWOOD — It’s not often that adults can combine nature, art and wine with a zoo full of snakes, turtles and a (Komodo) dragon.

SUNBURY — Five Valley musicians joined together recently to produce an all-original music project, now available for purchase.

RIVERSIDE — Not only will there be a parade and other events to celebrate a sesquicentennial, but the music will also be provided by groups with local ties to the town.

HERNDON — As schools continue to navigate the spring musical season this year with continued COVID protocols, Line Mountain Middle and High School students have found a way to not only feature their theater skills but showcase their other talents as well.

LEWISBURG — The crafters and artisans would be reason enough to attend this event, but add in a farm market with kids’ attractions and a restaurant, and you’ve got a family-friendly destination.

LEWISBURG — Craft lovers can feast on a huge variety of handcrafted items in a well-thought-out, socially distanced setting this weekend while enjoying music and fun activities.

SELINSGROVE — World War I and the “Spanish Flu” of 1918 were over, and songs like “Swanee,” “Makin’ Whoopee,” “Yes! We Have No Bananas” and “Ain’t Misbehavin’” filled the radios … and Thursday, the stage of an upcoming musical production too.