Spring Waterfalls
Explore local waterfalls transformed by spring rains with the PEEC staff. Transportation spaces are limited.
Explore a variety of fun and exciting events perfect for families, all within a short drive from the Tri-State Area. Pennsylvania’s Route 6 Heritage Corridor, located in Northern Pennsylvania, offers year-round activities for all crowds, from family-friendly events to an adult atmosphere like wine and beer tasting.
Highlights include:
Plan your visit today for an easy and memorable getaway. Don’t forget about all the other great attractions along PA Route 6 including the Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, and The Stourbridge Line! To learn more about what the PA Route 6 Corridor has to offer, contact our Tourism Partners.
Explore local waterfalls transformed by spring rains with the PEEC staff. Transportation spaces are limited.
This plein air art event offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe artists at work, engage with their creative process, and purchase original artwork, all while enjoying the historic grounds associated with the Pinchot family. Renowned for their commitment to conservation, social justice, and the arts, James and Mary Pinchot supported Hudson River School artists […]
Celebrate the Earth with hands-on activities, conservation exhibits, vendors, crafts, food, music, and more!
The Edinboro Art & Music Festival takes place the third full weekend in May every year in Edinboro, Pennsylvania and is one of the region's only free festivals of its kind. The event showcases grassroots art and music in the unique spirit of Appalachian culture and tradition. Over the course of the festival, there will […]
The 17th Annual Galeton community’s celebration of Worldwide Knitting in Public Day will once again be held at the museum this year. Celebrate all things fiber with knitters, spinners, weavers, shepherds, and other fiber enthusiasts from the area. Learn the “how to” of some of these fiber arts or bring a project to work on […]
Race against the clock in real-life firefighting tasks! -solo -doubles -citizen division (NEW) Firefighters bring your turnout gear! Gear will be provided for citizens! -50/50 Raffle -Door Prizes
Family Friendly and Celebrating AMERICA's 250th Birthday! Mega Truck Shows, Challenger Car Racing and Enduros, MX Freestyle, Side by Side Racing, launching of the Baker Hill Tri-County ATV Club, Bands, Fireworks, Camping and much more!! MARK YOUR CALENDARS!, Stay Tuned for More Info. Begins at 1 p.m.
Family Oriented Festival-Living History Portrayal. Native American, Bluegrass and Folk Music. Storytelling and Demonstrators, Historical Speakers and Reenactors. Live music on two stages. Numerous artisans, blacksmiths, wood and leather working, pottery, quilts, arts crafts and more!
Thank you for considering sponsoring our annual Banquet Dinner and Raffle. Your generous support helps us continue our important mission. Our event will feature many firearms and high-value items that you can sponsor as an individual or a company. A delicious meal is also included in your sponsorship! There will also be a beverage bar […]
MILFORD, PA — Usher in the Halloween season by stepping back in time and meeting the voices of Milford’s past during the Grey Towers Heritage Association’s annual Laurel Hill Burial Ground Walk taking place Saturday, October 3, 2026, with TWO tours this year: 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Visitors will be greeted at the Laurel Hill Burial Ground, one of Milford’s earliest graveyards, by Mourning Mary and her friends who will share fascinating stories about Victorian funeral customs and superstitions. Visitors will then be led on a unique walk through the historic burial ground and stop at designated gravesites at which actors, caped and dressed in black, assume the roles of the interred and tell first-person narrative life stories of Milford’s residents buried from the 1830s to the 1920s.
MILFORD, PA — Usher in the Halloween season by stepping back in time and meeting the voices of Milford’s past during the Grey Towers Heritage Association’s annual Laurel Hill Burial Ground Walk taking place Saturday, October 3, 2026, with TWO tours this year: 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Visitors will be greeted at the Laurel Hill Burial Ground, one of Milford’s earliest graveyards, by Mourning Mary and her friends who will share fascinating stories about Victorian funeral customs and superstitions. Visitors will then be led on a unique walk through the historic burial ground and stop at designated gravesites at which actors, caped and dressed in black, assume the roles of the interred and tell first-person narrative life stories of Milford’s residents buried from the 1830s to the 1920s.
The Kinzua Heritage Festival organizers have offered artisan and skills workshops to the public at various venues over the years. With improvements and the addition of a new building to the grounds, the group is now ready and able to offer these workshops and more, in one central location on their grounds! The goal is to […]
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