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2009 Calendar
of Events
April
April 9-11
Easter Flower Sale
Citizens Hose Fire Company, 415 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock
Haven, PA 17745
Contact Julie Sanders at 570-748-3592 or 660-2613 for
additional information.
April 10-11
Hyner Hang Gliding
Club – Easter Fly-In
Hyner View State Park, Hyner Run Rd., Hyner, PA 17738
Hyner View is the highest active site in the State. Call:
(610) 488-9478 /
www.hynerclub.com/events%20calendar.htm
April 17
Lock Haven
University Spring Dance Concert
LHU Sloan Fine Arts Auditorium, Lock Haven, PA 17745 – 7:00
pm, Free & open to the public. Call: (570) 484-2143 /
www.lhup.edu
April 18
Hyner View Trail
Challenge
Western Clinton Sportsmen’s Assoc., Hyner, PA 17738
Race starts at 8:30 am. Bag pick-up/registration Friday
evening from 5:00 pm-9:00 pm. Race day – 6:30 am – 8:00 am.
25K trail race through the PA Wilds Sproul State Forest. For
more info call: (570) 814-321-8281 /
www.hikerun.com
Clinton County Arts Council –Arts Walk
1-5 pm in Downtown Lock Haven.
Visit the Arts Council in downtown Lock Haven for a look at
local art work, pick up a map of participating businesses
and enjoy a tour of participating downtown businesses.
Contact the Clinton County Arts Council for more information
(570)-748-0949.
April 19
Lock Haven
University President’s Concert
LHU Price Performance Center, Lock Haven, PA 17745 – 3:00
pm, Free & open to the public. Call: (570) 484-2143 /
www.lhup.edu
April 26
Lock Haven
University Spring Choir Concert
LHU Price Performance Center, Lock Haven, PA 17745 – 3:00
pm, Free & open to the public. Call: (570) 484-2143 /
www.lhup.edu
April 27 – May 6
Mill Hall Kiwanis
Outdoor Show and Carnival
6pm daily, 1pm on Saturday at Clinton County Fairgrounds,
Fairgrounds Road, Mackeyville, PA 17751 – Exit 178 off I-80
Fun, Food, Games and Rides. Indoor and outdoor vendors with
all sorts of wares featuring Eric’s Candy Castle. Enjoy our
famous hot sausage, pizza, French fries, ice cream, soda,
hot dogs, steak sandwiches and more, more, more! Flea
Market and Vending info contact Ruth Eoute at 570-660-1231
or
reoute@concast.net
.
Talent show registration & info contact Paul or Barb
Kellerman at 570-726-6159 or
docnharold@netscape.net
.
www.millhallkiwanis.com
May
May 3
Sentimental Journey
Fly-In Community Breakfast
William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Hangar 1, Lock Haven, PA
17745
8:00 am – 12 noon - $6-adults, $3-children over 10. Eggs,
pancakes, sausage, potato patty, OJ, coffee & tea Info:
(570) 893-4200 /
www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com
Lock Haven
University Musicale
LHU Price Performance Center, Lock Haven, PA 17745 – 3:00
pm, Free & open to the public. Call: (570) 484-2143 /
www.lhup.edu
May 7-9
Mother’s Day Flower
Sale
Citizens Hose Fire Company, 415 Bellefonte Avenue, Lock
Haven, PA 17745
Contact Julie Sanders at 570-748-3593 for additional
information.
May 8
Clinton County Arts Council – 2nd Friday Art Walk
-Friday
Visit the Arts Council in downtown Lock Haven for a look at
local art work, pick up a map of participating businesses
and enjoy a tour of participating downtown businesses.
May 13
Clinton County
Economic Partnership EXPO 2009
LHU Student Rec Center, Railroad St., Lock Haven, PA 17745 -
LHU Campus
9:00 am – 8:00 pm – free and open to the public
A tradeshow of business & industry, manufacturing,
commercial & retail businesses, attractions & organizations.
Info: (570) 748-5782 /
www.clintoncountyinfo.com
May 21-25
Hyner Hang Gliding
Club – Memorial Day Fly-In
Hyner View State Park, Hyner Run Rd., Hyner, PA 17738
Hyner View is the highest active site in the State.
Call: (610) 488-9478 /
www.hynerclub.com/events%20calendar.htm
May 29 & 30
Timber 2009 Forest
Products Equipment and Technology Equipment Exposition
Ag Progress Days Site at Rock Springs, PA.
Displays, demonstrations and workshops for forest products
companies and private landowners. Free parking and
admittance. For additional information, call 814-863-2873
E-mail:
PaTimberShow@psu.edu
or visit:
http://patimbershow/cas.psu.edu.
May 30 – 31
Durty Dabbers Dual Sport Motorcycle Ride
Castanea Fire Hall Picnic Grounds – across the field from
William T. Piper Memorial Airport.
Approx.
100 miles of off road street legal motorcycle riding each
day – a must for dual sports enthusiasts; Call: (570)
748-9456 / (570) 726-3343 www.durtydabbers.com
June
June 5 & 6
Lock Haven University Alumni Weekend
June 12
Clinton County Arts Council – 2nd Friday Art Walk
Visit the Arts Council in downtown Lock Haven for a look at
local art work, pick up a map of participating businesses
and enjoy a tour of participating downtown businesses.
June 17 – 20
Sentimental Journey 2009
William
T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven
Family-oriented Fly-In with
vintage Piper Planes & the people who made and fly them.
Airplanes, food, vendors, and nightly entertainment!
For more info call: (570) 893-4200 /
www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com
June 18-20
Smoked Country Jam
Karstetter Farm, Greenburr Gap Road, Loganton, PA 17747
24-hour Blue Grass Music Festival featuring instrument
workshops, children’s activities, camping, & more! For more
info call: (570) 753-8878 /
www.smokedcountryjam.com
June 18 – 21, June 24 – 28, Matinee’s June 21, 24 and 28
Millbrook Playhouse
presents: HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (G) on Main Stage
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083.
Book By David Simpatico, Songs by Matthew Gerrard, Robbie
Nevil, Ray Cham, Greg Cham, Andrew Seeley, Randy Petersen,
Kevin Quinn, Andy Dodd, Adam Watts, Bryan Louiselle, David
N. Lawrence, Faye Greenberg and Jamie Houston, Music
Adapted, Arranged and Produced by Bryan Louiselle, Based on
a Disney Channel Original Movie written by Peter
Barsocchini. After meeting over winter break, Troy and
Gabriella are re-united at East High. When Troy, the
captain of the basketball team, auditions for the Spring
Musical with Gabriella it throws the whole school out of
order. Join the Wild Cats as they redefine the rules of high
school and Break Free.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
June 25 – 28, July 1 – 5, Matinees June 28 and July 5
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: THE NERD (PG) in Cabaret
Theater
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083
By: Larry Shue. By the same author as last year’s sold-out
hit The Foreigner.
Willum Cubbert has often told his friends about the debt he
owes to Rick Steadman, a fellow ex-GI whom he has never met
but who saved his life in Vietnam. Willum is delighted when
Rick shows up unexpectedly at his apartment on the night of
his thirty-fourth birthday party. But his delight soon fades
as it becomes apparent that Rick is a hopeless "nerd"—a
bumbling oaf with no social sense, little intelligence and
less tact. And Rick stays on and on, leading to one
uproarious incident after another, until the normally placid
Willum finds himself contemplating violence—a dire
development which, happily, is staved off by the surprising
"twist" ending of the play. "…the audience almost never
stops laughing—handkerchiefs wiping away tears of
merriment…" —Variety
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
June 27
Best of Clinton
County Summer Festival & Parade
Location: Main Street from Jay to Triangle Park, Lock
Haven, PA 17745
Parade, sidewalk vendors, sidewalk sales, craft show,
children's activities, strawberry festival
9 am to 3 pm. For information contact Downtown Lock Haven
Inc. at 570-748-1576 or visit the website at
www.lockhaven.org
Great Island
Adventure Triathlon
Sponsored by Rock River & Trail Outfitters, Lock Haven, PA
17745
3.5 mile kayak paddle, 15.5 mile bike ride, 4 mile run. Do
it yourself or put a team together! For more info call:
(570) 748-1818 /
www.rockriverandtrail.com
July
July 1-5
Hyner Hang Gliding Club – 4th of July Fly-In
Hyner View State Park, Hyner Run Rd., Hyner, PA 17738
Hyner View is the highest active site in the State.
Call: (610) 488-9478 /
www.hynerclub.com/events%20calendar.htm
July 5
Central PA Street Machines Inc. 18th Annual Auto & Truck
33 Class Show
Held rain or shine at Piper Memorial Airport/Castanea Picnic
Grounds, Lock Haven, PA 17745. Follow Route 120 to Lock
Haven Exit & watch for signs.
Vendors, Food, Crafts, Club Car Display. Free shuttle
service to Piper Museum. For additional information on
registration of automobiles please contact Mac Myers at
570-748-4383 or 570-660-2949 or email at
macmyers86@aol.com
.
www.centralpastreetmachines.org
July 2 – 5, July 8 – 12, Matinee’s July 5, 8 and 12
NO SHOW JULY 4
Millbrook Playhouse Presents: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS
WITHOUT REALLY TRYING (G) on Main Stage Country Club
Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and additional info:
570-748-8083
Book by Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert.
Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser . In this satire of big
business and all it holds sacred, J. Pierrepont Finch, a
lowly window washer reads the book "How To Succeed In
Business Without Really Trying" in order to climb the
corporate ladder. In his rise to a high powered executive he
tackles potent dangers as the boss' whiny, nepotistic
nephew, backstabbing co-workers, caffeine addiction and, of
course, true love. “It stings mischievously and laughs
uproariously. Big Business is not likely to be the same
again? The New York Times.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
July 9 – 12, July 15 – 19, Matinees July 12 and 19
Millbrook Playhouse Presents: DEATHTRAP (PG) in Cabaret
Theatre
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083
By: Ira Levin. The longest-running thriller in Broadway
history. Sidney Bruhl, a writer of Broadway thrillers, is
struggling to overcome a "dry" spell, when he receives a
script from one of his students. Sidney realizes his
student’s thriller is a potential Broadway hit and will stop
at nothing to get his name on the show. Sidney and his wife
devise a plan to collaborate on it with him, and life starts
to imitate art. The suspense mounts steadily as the plot
twist and turn with devilish cleverness. You will be
enthralled with an abundance of laughter and thrills until
the final, startling moments of the play. "If you care to
assassinate yourself with laughter, try DEATHTRAP." —Time
Magazine.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
July 9-11
Riverfest
Thursday & Friday 5, Saturday at noon
Located at Lockport Launch in Lock Haven, PA 17745
Food, Fun, Crafts, Duck Derby, Cardboard Boat Race,
Fireworks, Live Music
Contact Marie Selfe at 570-748-6871 for more information.
July 11 and July 18
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: THE FROG AND THE WITCH (G) on Main Stage as part of the
Children’s Theatre Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751.
For tickets and additional info: 570-748-8083. Book & Lyrics
by Sammy Buck. Music by Daniel S. Acquisto. Pyx, the frog,
is the best singer in the village of Wishwell, until the
unthinkable happens: He croaks! Determined to get his voice
back, Pyx follows a plume of thick black smoke to the
outskirts of town where a powerful witch brews potions. Pyx
just might be able to get his voice back but only if he can
get the witch to clean up her act.
July 16 – 19, July 22 – 26, Matinee’s July 19, 22, and 26
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: NOISES OFF (G) on
Main Stage
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. By: Michael Frayn. A company
is in their final dress rehearsal for a dreadful sex comedy
titled Nothing On—a play where young girls run about in
their underwear, old men drop their trousers, and doors
continually open and shut. However, at the final dress the
doors won’t open, the old men forget their entrances and
nothing goes right. Noises Off shows you the hysterical
back stage antics involved in putting on a production.
"Bumper car brilliance ... If laughter is indeed the best
medicine, NOISES OFF is worth its weight in Cipro."—New York
Daily News.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
July 17-19
6th Annual Prowl
the Sproul
Headquarters – Western Clinton Sportsmen’s Assoc., Hyner, PA
17738
Guided hikes, great food, good company, 10K run, kayak trip,
interesting programs.
Call: (717) 238-7017 /
www.kta-hike.org
July 23 – 26, July 29 – August 2, Matinees July 26 and
August 2
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: THE ALL NIGHT STRUT! (PG) in Cabaret Theatre
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. Music by Various. Lyrics by
Various. Conceived and Originally Directed and Choreographed
by Fran Charnas. Great music and phenomenal dancing will
transport you to the dance clubs of the 1930s and ‘40s in
this classy, sassy musical celebration. The All Night Strut!
is a two act bonanza is filled with jazz, blues and bebop.
Classic songs that thrill the heart, tickle the funny bone
and raise the rafters, by such legends as Hoagy Carmichael,
Frank Loesser, Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer, Cab Calloway
and the Gershwins. “A bright, tuneful, totally
entertaining…a rollicking, joyous evening!" -St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
July 25
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: CINDERELLA EATS RICE AND BEANS: A Salsa Fairy
Tale (G) on Main Stage
as part of the Children’s Theatre
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. Book and Lyrics by Karen
Zacarías. Music by Deborah Wicks La Puma. This contemporary
Cinderella musical delightfully turns the classic fairy tale
on its head, telling the story from both Cinderella and the
"stepsister's" perspective. Cinderella comes to visit her
"stepsister," Rosa, in the United States, but she only
speaks Spanish and Rosa only speaks English. Will these two
girls be able to reach an understanding at the (basket) ball
(game)? With a little help from their fairy godfather,
Cinderella Eats Rice and Beans: A Salsa Fairy Tale crosses
language and gender barriers, weaving a subtle lesson on
empathy, sportsmanship and respect.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
July 30 – August 2, August 5 – 9, Matinee’s August 2, 5, and
9
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: ONCE UPON A MATTRESS (G) on Main Stage
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. Music by Mary Rodgers, Lyrics
by Marshall Barer. Book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller,
Marshall Barer. If you thought you knew the story of "The
Princess and The Pea," you may be in for a walloping
surprise! Did you know that the Princess actually swam the
moat to reach the Prince? Or that it wasn't the pea at all
that caused the princess to have a sleepless night? Carried
on a wave of wonderful songs and side-splitting shenanigans
this is a rollicking spin on the classic fairy tale. You'll
never look at fairy tales the same way again! "As fresh,
inventive and funny as ever...ONCE UPON A MATTRESS shows you
can retell fairy tales with wit and sophistication, and more
important, human feeling." —New York Daily News.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
August
August 1- 8
Millbrook Playhouse Presents: CINDERELLA EATS RICE AND
BEANS: A Salsa Fairy Tale (G) on Main Stage as part of
the Children’s Theatre
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8
Book and Lyrics by Karen Zacarías. Music by Deborah Wicks La
Puma. This contemporary Cinderella musical delightfully
turns the classic fairy tale on its head, telling the story
from both Cinderella and the "stepsister's" perspective.
Cinderella comes to visit her "stepsister," Rosa, in the
United States, but she only speaks Spanish and Rosa only
speaks English. Will these two girls be able to reach an
understanding at the (basket) ball (game)? With a little
help from their fairy godfather, Cinderella Eats Rice and
Beans: A Salsa Fairy Tale crosses language and gender
barriers, weaving a subtle lesson on empathy, sportsmanship
and respect.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
August 1-2
Durty Dabbers
District 6 Motorcycle Trials
Farrandsville, PA 17745–start at Farrandsville Church.
Refreshments by the church. Challenge ride over large rocks,
logs, & mountain terrain.
Call: (570) 748-9456 / (570) 726-3343
www.durtydabbers.com
August 2, August 5 – 9, Matinee’s August 2, 5, and 9
Millbrook Playhouse Presents: ONCE UPON A MATTRESS
(G) on Main Stage
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. Music by Mary Rodgers, Lyrics
by Marshall Barer. Book by Jay Thompson, Dean Fuller,
Marshall Barer. If you thought you knew the story of "The
Princess and The Pea," you may be in for a walloping
surprise! Did you know that the Princess actually swam the
moat to reach the Prince? Or that it wasn't the pea at all
that caused the princess to have a sleepless night? Carried
on a wave of wonderful songs and side-splitting shenanigans
this is a rollicking spin on the classic fairy tale. You'll
never look at fairy tales the same way again! "As fresh,
inventive and funny as ever...ONCE UPON A MATTRESS shows you
can retell fairy tales with wit and sophistication, and more
important, human feeling." —New York Daily News.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
August 6 – 9, August 12 – 16, Matinees August 9 and 16
Millbrook Playhouse
Presents: SHIRLEY VALENTINE (PG-13) in Cabaret Theatre
Country Club Lane, Mill Hall, PA 17751. For tickets and
additional info: 570-748-8083. By: Willy Russell. No one
thought she had the courage. The nerve. Or the lingerie.
Shirley's a middle-aged Liverpool housewife, who finds
herself talking to the wall while she prepares her husband's
chip'n'egg, wondering what happened to her life. She
compares scenes in her current life with what she used to be
like and feels she's stagnated and in a rut. But when her
best friend wins an all-expenses-paid vacation to Greece for
two, Shirley begins to see the world, and herself, in a
different light. This hilariously engaging play is a one
woman tour de force. A joyful, captivating piece of
theatre." -N.Y. Daily News.
www.millbrookplayhouse.com
August 7-9 (rain or shine)
9th Annual Kettle
Creek Ambulance Music Festival
Quiet Oaks Campground, Cross Fork, PA 17729. Live music,
homemade food, crafts, vendors, and more! Camping available.
Call: (570) 923-2386 /
www.kcmusicfest.com
August 8-15
37th Annual Clinton County Fair
Mackeyville Fairgrounds, Fairgrounds Road, Mackeyville, PA
17751 – Exit 178 off I-80. Agricultural displays, 4-H
exhibits, various competitions, games, rides, and wholesome
family entertainment! Call: (570) 726-4148 /
www.clintoncountyfairpa.com
August 15
Hometown Hero
Celebration
Starts at 10 am. Free to the public.
J. Doyle Corman Amphitheater - corner of Jay and Water
Streets, Lock Haven PA 17745. Unveiling of the 2009 Hometown
Hero Banners and return of the 2008 HH Banners to Families.
For information contact Downtown Lock Haven Inc. at
570-748-1576 or visit the website at
www.lockhaven.org
September
September 3-7
Hyner Hang gliding Club – Labor Day Fly-In
Hyner View State Park, Hyner Run Road, Hyner, PA 17738
Hyner View is the highest active site in the State.
Info: (610) 488-9478 /
www.hynerclub.com/events%20calendar.htm
September 5-7
Labor Day Regatta
Susquehanna River Bank, Lock Haven, PA 17745
A weekend of exciting outboard motorboat racing. Amusement
rides, food, arts & crafts, and fireworks. For more info
call: (570) 748-6388
September 11
Clinton County Arts Council – 2nd Friday Art Walk
Visit the Arts Council in downtown Lock Haven for a look at
local art work, pick up a map of participating businesses
and enjoy a tour of participating downtown businesses.
September 25 and 26
Lock Haven University – Homecoming
Parade and activities in town and on campus to celebrate
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania’s Homecoming
October
October 3
Bald Eagle Mountain Megatransect, Castanea, PA 17726
A 25-mile challenging wilderness hike/run up an over Bald Eagle
Mountain.
Contact Jeff Stover, 96 Susquehanna Avenue, Lock Haven, PA 17745
or call (570) 893-1868 /
www.ultrahike.com
October 8-11
Hyner Hang Gliding
Club – Ox Roast Fly-In
Hyner View State Park, Hyner Run Rd., Hyner, PA 17738
Hyner View is the highest active site in the State.
Call: (610) 488-9478/
www.hynerclub.com/events%20calendar.htm
October 9-11
PA State Flaming
Foliage Festival
in Renovo, PA 17764
A weekend to celebrate nature’s beautiful colors and views.
Highlights are Queen’s coronation, crafts, food and parade on
Saturday. For more info call: (570) 923-2411
October 9
Clinton County Arts Council – 2nd Friday Art Walk
Visit the Arts Council in downtown Lock Haven for a look at
local art work, pick up a map of participating businesses and
enjoy a tour of participating downtown businesses.
October 31
Down Town Lock
Haven Fall Festival
Masonic Temple (corner of Grove & Main St) & throughout Downtown
Lock Haven, PA 17745. Children's activities, trick or treating,
Halloween parade
For information contact Downtown Lock Haven Inc. at 570-748-1576
or visit the website at
www.lockhaven.org
November
November 5
Downtown Lock Haven Holiday Open House
12 pm to 4 pm, throughout Downtown Lock Haven, PA
17745-Merchants holiday specials
For information contact Downtown Lock Haven Inc. at 570-748-1576
or visit the website at
www.lockhaven.org
November 12
Veteran’s Day Parade
December
December 5
Haven Holidays
Locations: Throughout Downtown Lock Haven, PA 17745
Parade at 6 pm. Carriage rides, Candy Cane Lane, Festival
of Trees, Holiday Sales, Parade
For information contact Downtown Lock Haven Inc. at
570-748-1576 or visit the website at
www.lockhaven.org
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