Events

Events

July

• July 1

  Family Fishing Program-Cook Forest State Park

• July 2-4

  Professional Bull Riders "Battle on Bull Mountain"

• July 2-4

  4th of July Celebration

• July 2

  Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night

• July 2

  Night Hike-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 2

  Chapman State Park Programming-Wandering Naturalist: Bat Kites

• July 3

  A Walk Through the Forest Cathedral-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 3

  Animal Calls-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 3

  Chapman State Park Programming-Chapman Canoe Tour

• July 3

  Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Snakes "Use of their Venom

• July 4

  Fire Tower/Seneca Point Historical Tour-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 4

  Chapman State Park Programming-Eco Sand Sculpture Competition

• July 5

  Chapman State Park Programming-Animal Traces

• July 5-8

  Summer Baseball Camp

• July 8

  Photography Club-Jamestown Audubon Society

• July 9

  Bat Emergence-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 10

  Little Explorers/Nature Detectives-Jamestown Audubon Society

• July 10

  Pleasures & Treasures Countryside Folk Art Faire

• July 10

  Sugar Grove Nyla Luvison Run

• July 10

  Tidioute VFW Ladies Aux. Raft Race

• July 10

  Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night

• July 10

  Hike Cook Forest Series: Maple Drive Old Growth-Cook Forest State Park Program

• July 10

  Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Snakes "Use of their Venom

• July 11

  The Ruff Acres Road Show

• July 10-11

  PA DAV Walleye Tournament - Brant & Fields Commemorative Tournament

• July 11-17

  Sheffield Fireman's Festival

• July 12-16

  Andy Moore’s Co-ed Basketball Camp

• July 12-16

  Functional Strength Training

• July 14

  Tall & Majestic Trees of Northwestern PA

• July 15-17

  "The Toughest Show on Dirt"

• July 16

  Chapman State Park Programming-Bird Feeder Building

• July 17-18

  Art in the Woods-Jamestown Audubon Society

• July 17-18

  American Red Cross Golf Ball Drop

• July 17

  Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-A Day with the Ranger-Rain or Shine

• July 17

  Chapman State Park Programming-Paddle-Caching!

• July 18

  Chapman State Park Programming-Worship Service

• July 19-24

  Youngsville Children's Theater

• July 19-23

  Andy Moore’s Boys’ Basketball Camp

• July 19

  Chapman State Park Programming-Worship Services

• July 21-23

  Chapman State Park Programming-DiscoverE: Outdoor Explorers with Birds, Bugs, and Bass

• July 22-24

  Youngsville Community Yard Sale Days-(formerly YABA days)

• July 24

  Conewango Classic

• July 24

  Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Wildlife of the Allegheny

• July 24

  Chapman State Park Programming-Geocaching 101

• July 26-29

  Andy Moore’s Pitt-Bradford Gym Rats Basketball Camp

• July 28

  WCCBI Annual Chamber Golf Outing

• July 30

  Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night

• July 30

  Chapman State Park Programming-Stream Stomp

• July 31

  "Warren Wheelin" Motorcycle Cruise In & Dice Run-Warren County Visitors Bureau

• July 31

  Sugar Grove Sales Days

• July 31

  Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night

• July 31

  Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Indians and the Allegheny River

• July 31

  Chapman State Park Programming-Volunteer Day at Chapman

Details

July 1: Family Fishing Program-Cook Forest State Park, 5:30 PM. The PA Fish & Boat Commission and Cook Forest State Park are offering a free fishing program designed especially for families. Meet at the Children's Fishing Pond behind the Park Office to learn basic baiting, casting, and knot tying techniques designed to help make you a better fisherman. A packet of fishing goodies will be given to each family. 10 person minium, must register at the Park Office by calling 814-744-8407 or email cookforestsp@state.pa.us

2-4: Professional Bull Riders "Battle on Bull Mountain", Hickory Creek Wilderness Ranch, PO Box 93, Tidioute, PA. 2 & 3: 8:00 PM and the 4: at 7:00 PM. For tickets call 814-484-7266. PBR Touring Pro Event. 814-484-7520 to order tickets call 814-484-7266 info@hickorycreekranch.com www.hickorycreekranch.com

2-4: 4th of July Celebration, multiple locations in Warren PA, Events to take place at Docksiders/Wolf Run Marina on Friday July 2nd including fireworks. Parade in downtown Warren on Saturday July 3rd beginning at 11 AM with firemen's water battle to follow at 1 PM at Betts Park. Food, music, fireworks display and Grand Prize Drawing at Betts Park on Sunday July 4th, 2010. 814-723-1360 events@warrenpamainstreet.org www.warren4th.com

2: Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night. Warren County Visitors Bureau and Council on Tourism is showing a movie on an inflatable 12 X12 screen at various locations in Warren County for you and your family. Movie will be "Transformers" and starting around dusk at the Beaty Park. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax and enjoy the show! Sponsored by Aarons Rent to Own. Contact Warren County Visitors Bureau at 814-726-1222 or Council on Tourism at 814-723-3050

2: Night Hike-Cook Forest State Park Program, 8 PM. Please meet at the Fire Tower Parking lot for an evening hike to the Fire Tower and Seneca Poing. Investigate the forgotten caves of Seneca Point. Vome search for owls, raccoons, porcupines, coyotes, and other criiters of the night. Learn some of the adaptive designs of night animals that allow them to be masters of lining in the dark. (2 hours)

2: Chapman State Park Programming-Wandering Naturalist: Bat Kites. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 4:30 PM - 6 PM. Wandering Naturalist: Bat Kites. Meet the park naturalist at the Beach Concession Building to discover what kinds of unique adaptations bats have and make your own kite. 8:30 PM - 10 PM. Movie: The Secret World of Bats. Interested in learning the truth about bats? Come to the Amphitheater for a short program followed by a movie that reveals the true nature of these fascinating creatures. In case of rain, meet at pavilion #4. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

3: A Walk Through the Forest Cathedral-Cook Forest State Park Program, 3 PM. Please meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Center for an interpretive hike into the finest stand of old growth E. white pine in the entire Northeastern U.S. Don't miss this unique opportunity to observe the Longfellow Pine, tallest known tree in the entire Northeastern U.S.! Learn how to identify old growth forest characteristics, and observe different types of environmental disturbance that are an integral part of old growth forest ecosystems. (2 hours)

3: Animal Calls-Cook Forest State Park Program, 9 PM. Please bring your chairs, blankets, and your best animal call imitation to the Ridge Camp park Amphitheater for an evening of animal calls. Join the park naturealist as he demonstrates how and why animals of PA talk to each other. (1 hour)

3: Chapman State Park Programming-Chapman Canoe Tour. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 3:30 PM - 5 PM. Come to the Mooring Area by the Warming Hut for a short lesson on basic boating safety and then take a canoe tour on the lake and West Branch of the Tionesta Creek. We will lean about the plants and animals of Chapman as well as the history of the area. Pre-registration is REQUIRED as canoes are limited. You may bring your own canoe or kayak but you must still register. Registrations can be made by calling the park office at 814-724-0250 by Friday 7/2/2010. 6:30 PM - 8 PM. Secrets of the Indian Medicine Man. L. Christian Mosebach, Forestry and Natural Resources Educator for Penn State Cooperative Extension, will present a family woods walk titled "Secrets of the Indian Medicine Man." This easy 1 hour walk will cover local plants used by Native Americans and pioneers for both food and medicine. In addition, participants will learn to identify some common PA trees and wildflowers. Meet at the Mooring Area/Boat Launch parking lot. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

3: Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Snakes "Use of their Venom. Snakes "Use of their Venom, location Tionesta Tourism Visitor Center, Main Street in Tionesta, PA. Presenter Herb Clevenger at times 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, and 1 PM. Hector Falls Hike, Location Ludlow area-follow Forest Road 133 from Ludlow to Forest Road 258 (meet at gate). Bring hiking shoes, whistle, water, snack, binoculars, rain jacket, or other items required for hiking. Presenter Lindsay Champion at times 9:30 AM and 12:30 PM. For further info call the Marienville Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest at 814-927-6628. Participants are encouraged to call ahead to verify times and locations, and for specifics about the level of difficulty and what to bring on the hikes, canoe trips, or auto tours.

4: Fire Tower/Seneca Point Historical Tour-Cook Forest State Park Program, 11:30 AM. Please bring your binoculars and meet at the Fire Tower Parking Lot for a 45 minute historical interpretive tour of the Fire Tower and Seneca Point. Learn about local logging history, observe Indian sign, and take a breathtaking view from the box at the very top of the Fire Tower which will be open until 2:30 PM.

4: Chapman State Park Programming-Eco Sand Sculptures Competition. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 3:30 PM - 5 PM. Eco Sand Sculpture Competition. Are you up to the challenge? Come out to the beach to learn about ecosystems and enter a nature-themed sand sculpture into the competition. Small prizes and certificates will be awarded to winners! Please bring your own sand equiptment. 6:30 PM - 8 PM. Relax with Rover. Bring your dog to Parking Lot #1 and go on an easy hike with the park naturalist around the park. We will stop at several points of interest along the way and will end at the lake for a drink for our furry friends. Dogs must be well-behaved with other dogs and people, remain leashed at all times, have a current license and be up to date with vaccinations. Chapman State Park Programming-Worship Service @ Park Amphitheate 10 AM. Worship Service @ Park Amphitheater. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

5-8: July 5-8 – Summer Baseball Camp with Head Baseball Coach Bret Butler, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. Half-day camp focuses on every aspect of the game: hitting, pitching, infield, outfield defense and defensive aspects of catching. For children age 6 to 14. $75. For more information or to register, contact Butler at bab15@pitt.edu or (814)362-5093.

5: Chapman State Park Programming-Animal Traces. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 1:30 AM - 1 PM. Animal Traces. Have you ever found an animal track you wished you could identify? Have you ever seen scat along a trail and wondered what animal had been there? Come to the Environmental Learning Center and learn how to ID and cast tracks. We will make a plaster casting or a track to paint and take home. We will also lean how to ID animal scats and find out what different animals eat. 3 PM - 5 PM. Pulp and Paper. Want to lean about 2 great hobbies and recycle at the same time? Meet the park naturalist at the Environmental Learning Center to learn how to make paper at home and also how to press flowers to use on homemade cards! Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

9: Bat Emergence-Cook Forest State Park Program, 8 PM. Ever watch a colony of bats emerge in the evening to feast on pesky insects? Bring your lawn chairs, ice-tea, and bug repellent to the Park Office to learn about the natural history of bats, dispel some of their myths, and help the park naturalist discover how many bats can actually live in soffit & faxcia. (2 hours)

10: Hike Cook Forest Series: Maple Drive Old Growth-Cook Forest State Park Program, 11:30 AM. Cook Forest is home to over 2100 acres of various types of old growth forest. Come enjoy a challenging cross-country hike through one of the park's unique hardwood forest. Most of the old conifers were timbered from this site before the 1890's, but much of the old white oak, N.red oak, American beech, black cherry, red maple, and cucumbertrees remain. Please meet at the Log Cabin Environmental Learning Center to car-pool to one of cook Forest's newly described old growth forest areas. (3 Hours)

11: The Ruff Acres Road Show, located at Ruff Acres Fine Arts & Antiques, 600 North Main Avenue, Russell PA, 1 PM - 3 PM. A special Patriotic Antique Road Show, please bring historic items such as presidental, political or military related items for appraisal. We will have Jeff Bloomquist from Jamestown doing his impersonation of Abraham Lincoln starting at 12:30 PM. Sale on Persian Rugs, 30% off from 3PM to 5PM. 814-688-3515

kt@ruffacresantiques.com
www.ruffacresantiques.com

8: Photography Club, Jamestown Audubon Society, 1600 Riverside Road, Jamestown, NY., 6:30pm- 9 pm. Business meeting and program begins at 7pm. For more information contact Dee Marlinski 716-569-2345.

info@jamestownaudubon.org
www.jamestownaudubon.org

10: Little Explorers/Nature Detectives, Jamestown Audubon Society, 1600 Riverside Road, Jamestown, NY, 10 am-noon, $5 for members $7 for non-members. Children aged 3 to 8 attend with a favorite grownup to learn about the natural world. Reservations required. For more information contact Dee Marlinski 716-569-2345.

info@jamestownaudubon.org www.jamestownaudubon.org

10: Pleasures & Treasures Countryside Folk Art Faire, located at the Warren County Fairgrounds, Pittsfield, PA, 10am-5pm, $3 donation at the gate, children under age 10 are FREE. 18th Annual, Spend the day visiting over 100 crafters, vendors, FREE entertainment, parking, gate prizes. Donna 814-563-4294

murphy1@madbbs.com

10: Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Snakes "Use of their Venom. Snakes "Use of their Venom, location Foote Rest Campground, north on US Route 219 (less than half a mile north of Lantz Corners intersection on left side of road). Presenter Herb Clevenger at times 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, 1 PM, and 2 PM. Clarion River Canoe Trip, location Meet at Portland Mills-Trip ends at Irwin Run canoe launch. Bring a kayak or canoe, personal floatation devices, lunch, water, sunscreen, whistle, and other items you may require. Presenter Linda White at 9 AM - 3 PM. Smokey Bear "Fire Prevention" located at the Loleta Campground, Twin Lakes Campground. Present Lindsay Champion at 11 AM, for Loleta and 1:30 PM at Twin Lakes. For further info call the Marienville Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest at 814-927-6628. Participants are encouraged to call ahead to verify times and locations, and for specifics about the level of difficulty and what to bring on the hikes, canoe trips, or auto tours.

www.myspace.com/pleasuresandtreasuresfair

10: Sugar Grove Nyla Luvison Run, Sugar Grove PA.

www.sugargrovepa.com

10: Tidioute VFW Ladies Aux. Raft Race, Tidioute PA.

tidioutepa.com

10-11: PA DAV Walleye Tournament - Brant & Fields Commemorative Tournament, located at the Kinzua Wolf Run Marina, Clarendon PA.

www.kinzua-walleye.com

10: Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night. Warren County Visitors Bureau and Council on Tourism is showing a movie on an inflatable 12 X12 screen at various locations in Warren County for you and your family. Movie will be "Monsters vs. Aliens" and starting around dusk at the Warren Car Pool. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax and enjoy the show! Sponsored by Aarons Rent to Own. Contact Warren County Visitors Bureau at 814-726-1222 or Council on Tourism at 814-723-3050

11-17: Sheffield Fireman's Festival, Sheffield Memorial Park, Sheffield PA. Carnival Rides, Parade and fireworks on July 17 814-968-3465

14: Tall & Majestic Trees of Northwestern PA, 4 PM. Cook Forest State Park is home to the finest stand of ancient Eastern white pine in the entire Northeastern United States. Within its boundaries resides the greatest concentration of white pines taller than 160 ft. north of the Great Smoky Mountains. It also boasts 19 record trees including 13 that are Northeastern U.S. height champs, 3 PA girth champs, and 17 old growth tree species. Cook Forest is also home to 450 year old E. Hemlocks, 350 year old E. white pines, 300 year old white oaks, and 250 year old black cheeries. Although Cook Forest is THE place to come to view one of the finest stands of old growth forest in the entire Northwestern U.S.; there ar numerous Northwestern Pa sites that also hold many large & tall tree treasures such as the Lake Erie Escarpment, Walnut Creek, and Anders Run and Heart's Content Natural Areas. Please bring your appetites and meet at the Gateway Lodge conference room to take part in this slide show walk through some of Pa's most pristine areas. Light refreshments provided during the presentation. Please join us fo dinner afterwards. Contact Gateway Lodge with any questions at (814) 744-8017. (1 hour)

15-17: "The Toughest Show On Dirt", The Flying W Ranch is hosting the annual PRCA/WRPA sanctioned Championship Rodeo.  This 4 day action packed event features: bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, women's barrel racing, bull riding & more.  We also have specialty acts, concessions, vendors and a live country band. 31st Annual Allegheny Mountain Championship Rodeo starts at 8 PM on July 15-17 and 2 PM on July 18.  Adult advance tickets are $18 and children ages 3-11 are $7.

www.theflyingwranch.com

16: Chapman State Park Programming-Bird Feeder Building. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 4:30 PM - 6 PM. Bird Feeder Building. Would you like to see more birds in your backyard? Come build a birdfeeder and lean about the different types of bird food that you can use. The naturalist will also provide you with a special gift for the birds. There is a $10 donation for this program. Pre registration is required as supplies are limited. Please call the park office to register by 7/15/10. Cash Payments are due at start of prgram. Meet at the Evnironmental Learning Center across the road from the park office. 8:30 PM - 10 PM. Guest speaker Mike Shanshala Presents: The American Chestnut. Come to the park Amphitheater to meet Mike Shanshala from the PA Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation. He will be teaching about the blight, the demise of the chestnut, current research, and the tree's hope for the future. In case of rain, meet at Pavilion #4. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

17-18: Art in the Woods, Jamestown Audubon Society, 1600 Riverside Road, 17th-10 am- 6pm; 18th 10 am- 5 pm. For more information contact Dee Marlinski 716-569-2345.

info@jamestownaudubon.org www.jamestownaudubon.org

17: American Red Cross Golf Ball Drop, Betts Park, Warren PA. Raffle tickets will be on sale from ARC volunteers prior to event and at the ARC booth at Ribfest. $1000 Grand Prize and smaller prizes will also be awarded.Warren County ARC 814-723-6000

www.warrenredcross.org

17: Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-A Day with the Ranger-Rain or Shine, begins at the Marienville Ranger District office. (2 miles north of Marienville-State Route 66). *Must have own transportation; bring hiking shoes, whistle, water, lunch, binoculars, rain jacket, or other items you may require for hiking. Presenter will be District Ranger Rob Fallon at 9 AM and 3 PM. Snakes "Use of their Venom. Snakes "Use of their Venom located at the Deer Meadows Campground, State Route 36 southeast of Leeper. Presenter is Herb Clevenger at times 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, 1 PM, and 2 PM. For further info call the Marienville Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest at 814-927-6628. Participants are encouraged to call ahead to verify times and locations, and for specifics about the level of difficulty and what to bring on the hikes, canoe trips, or auto tours.

17: Chapman State Park Programming-Paddle-Caching!. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 12 PM - 2 PM. Paddle-caching! Bring your canoe or kayak & GPS unit to the Mooring Area by the Warming Hut to try out a new hybrid sport. A limited number of GPS units are available to borrow, so please mention if you need one when you register. We will go over basics for how to use GPS units, and what geocaching is, then we'll paddle around the lake in search of hidden caches. Pre registration is required as canoes are limited. You may bring your own canoe or kayak, but you must still register. Registration can be made by calling the park office by 7/16/10. 3 PM - 4:30 PM. Salamander Safari. Find out about salamanders of PA., where they lived, what they eat, what makes them so unique, and also where to find them. We'll haead to Penny Run to catch and identify salamanders and newts. Wear shoes you can get wet! Meet at Parking Lot #1. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

4: Chapman State Park Programming-Chapman State Park Programming-Worship Service @ Park Amphitheate 10 AM. Worship Service @ Park Amphitheater. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

19-24: Youngsville Children's Theater, Youngsville, PA. Workshop begins July 19th. Play will be on Saturday July 24th, 1 pm- 3 pm. Children ages 6-14 are elgible. Barb Luce 814-563-4936 or ROY 814-563-7966

www.youngsvillepa.org

21-23: Chapman State Park Programming-Discover Outdoor with Birds, Bugs, and Bass. Discover: Outdoor Explorers with Birds, Bugs, and Bass. Children ages 6 - 8 can participate in this exciting 3 day Discover camp to learn about the lives of birds, insects, & fish through games, crafts, and hands on activities. Sessions will last from 10 AM - noon on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Children must attend all 3 days to receive a certificate & special prize pack. There is no cost associated with this program, but registration is REQUIRED by Friday, July 16th. To Register, contact the park office at 814-723-0250 or by email at chapmansp@state.pa.us

22-24: Youngsville Community Yard Sale Days-(formerly YABA days),Youngsville PA. Register to have your sale listed on the Youngsville map. Cathy Brown 814-563-7192 ROY 814-563-7966

www.youngsvillepa.org

24: Conewango Classic-Race and Dice Run, 9 AM. Sign in at the Larimer Park in Russell, PA. Divisions:

1-Men's Kayak

2-Woman's Kayak

3-Men's Canoe

4-Woman's Canoe

5-Coed Canoe

6-Business Division Canoe

All proceeds will benefit the United Fund of Warren County. For more information and to register visit

www.warrenadventures.com

24: Chapman State Park Programming-Geocaching 101 Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 1 PM - 3 PM Geocaching 101. Meet at the Amphitheater to learn how to use a GPS unit. We will find out what a geocache is and go on a hike-searching for several caches and treasure! There will be a small prize waiting in the final cache for all participants. 5 PM - 6:30 PM Chapman Tree ID. Meet the Naturalist at the Environmental Learning Center to learn how to identify different trees we find around Chapman by using a field guide and studying leaves. We will also make a leaf impression craft to take home. Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250

24: Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Wildlife of the Allegheny, begins at the Tionesta Tourism Center (Main Street in Tionesta). Presenter is Herb Clevenger at times 10 AM, 121 AM 12 PM, and 1 PM. Hike to Bogus Rocks (meet at intersection of Sheffield Junction Road and State Route 666, one mile south of intersection with State Route 948 North near Chaffee). Bring hiking shoes, whistle, water, lunch, binoculars, rain jacket or other items you may need to hike. Presenter will be Lindsay Champion at 9:30 AM and 12 :30 PM. For further info call the Marienville Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest at 814-927-6628. Participants are encouraged to call ahead to verify times and locations, and for specifics about the level of difficulty and what to bring on the hikes, canoe trips, or auto tours.

28: WCCBI Annual Chamber Golf Outing, Conewango Valley Country Club. Lunch at 11:30 AM and shotgun 12:30 PM. Register by July 20. For Information call 814-723-3050

30: Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night. Warren County Visitors Bureau and Council on Tourism is showing a movie on an inflatable 12 X12 screen at various locations in Warren County for you and your family. Movie will be "Planet Earth" and starting around dusk at the Chapman State Park. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax and enjoy the show! Sponsored by Aarons Rent to Own. Contact Warren County Visitors Bureau at 814-726-1222 or Council on Tourism at 814-723-3050

30: Chapman State Park Programming-Stream Stomp. Chapman State Park, Clarendon, PA 16313. 3 PM - 4:30 PM Stream Stomp. Investigate the stream by Penny Run Trail and look for fish, salamanders, crayfish, insects and other aquatic creatures. We will also do several types of water tests. Meet at parking lot #1 and be prepared to get your feet wet. 5:30 PM - 7 PM Nature Games. Meet the naturalist at the beach to play games and learn about predator/prey relationships. 9 PM Planet Earth Movie on the beach. The Warren County Visitors Bureau and Council on Tourism will be showing the Planet Earth movie on an inflatable 12'X12' screen at the beach for you and your family. The movie will be starting around dusk and the Concession Bldg will be open for snacks & refreshments. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax and enjoy the show! Chapman State Park, 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon, PA 16313 Contact Jen Park, EES at 814-723-0250.

31: "Warren Wheelin" Motorcycle Cruise-In & Dice Run/Tour Kinzua Dam, located at the Warren County Visitors Bureau, 22045 Route 6, Warren PA. Motorcycles, food vendors, entertainment and more. For more information call 800-624-7802 or 814-726-1222.  All proceeds from the Dice run goes to a young 3 year old old named Samuel Lindell fighting Leukemia.  Motorcycle Dice Run (You need to register your bikes at the Warren County Visitors Bureau by July 16, 2010.)

1- Must be 18 years or older having a valid Drivers License
2-You must check in at the Warren County Visitors Bureau from 10 AM-12 PM to participate in the Dice Run
3- Dice Run Leaves the Warren County Visitors Bureau around 12 PM (noon)

Dice Run is a scenic tour around the Allegheny National Forest. 

info@wcvb.net

Live entertainment, Shawn Wilder will be bellowing country music from his debut album "The Beginings". For more information click: Shawn Wilder

click here for the Vendor Application for the Warren Wheelin' Cruise-In

31: Sugar Grove Sales Days, Sugar Grove PA. Community Yard Sales

www.sugargrovepa.com

31: Warren County, PA. Traveling Family Movie Night. Warren County Visitors Bureau and Council on Tourism is showing a movie on an inflatable 12 X12 screen at various locations in Warren County for you and your family. Movie will be "Wild Hogs" and starting around dusk at the Warren County Visitors Bureau. Bring lawn chairs or blankets and relax and enjoy the show! Sponsored by Aarons Rent to Own. Contact Warren County Visitors Bureau at 814-726-1222 or Council on Tourism at 814-723-3050

31: Marienville Ranger District of the ANF Program-Indians and the Allegheny River, begins at the Tionesta Tourism Center (Main Street in Tionesta). Presenter is Herb Clevenger at times 10 AM, 11 AM 12 PM, and 1 PM. Outdoor Nature Hike and Plant Identification located at Little Drummer Historical Pathway. Bring hiking shoes, whistle, water, snack, binoculars, or other itesm you may need to hike. Presenter is Aoril Moore, Allegheny National Forest Botanist at 1 PM. Night Hike with the Ranger located at Loleta Trail (meet at the Loleta Campground Day Use Area parking lot, six miles south of Marienville on State Route 3002, turn left after crossing bridge). Bring a light jacket, flashlight, hiking shoes, water, and a whistle. Presenter is District Ranger Rob Fallon at 9:30 PM to midnight. For further info call the Marienville Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest at 814-927-6628. Participants are encouraged to call ahead to verify times and locations, and for specifics about the level of difficulty and what to bring on the hikes, canoe trips, or auto tours.

31: Chapman State Park Programming-Volunteer Day at Chapman. Come out to the park for our monthly volunteer event and help keep the park a beautiful place for everyone to enjoy. Projects will include trail maintenance, tree pruning, litter pick up, and more. There will be 2 sessions: 11 AM - 12:30 PM; a break from 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM and an afternoon session from 1:15 PM to 3 PM. You may attend one session or both. Please bring a bagged lunch and water. Registration is not required but is recommended. You can register by calling the park office at 814-723-0250 or email chapmansp@state.pa.us. Meet at the boat launch parking lot.