Visiting Happy Valley for a Penn State football game is a tradition for many, offering more than just the excitement of game day. From local dining to exploring iconic spots in town, this three-day itinerary will ensure that you make the most of your time in the region.

Happy Valley, Pennsylvania living up to its joyful name, there truly is something for everyone in Happy Valley. A family of four recently enjoyed a summer weekend scratching the surface of this Centre County gem.

Bellefonte’s Harmony Forge Inn, a hidden gem tucked along the tranquil banks of Spring Creek, has entered a new chapter under the ownership of Kasey Rhoa and her family. With a rich history and stunning Victorian charm, this beloved inn is poised for exciting changes that travelers to the region won’t want to miss.

Get ready for a day of fun at the 12th Annual Millheim Oktoberfest! Join us on September 28 for an afternoon filled with authentic German food, cold fest bier from Elk Creek Cafe + Aleworks, and lively tunes from the Little German Band. This family-friendly event brings great people, a cool vibe, and all for a great cause—supporting the Millheim Fire Company.

Before going to the Penn State - Kent State game this Saturday, why not enjoy some wine and take part in two events at the Mount Nittany Vineyard & Winery? The fun at the winery starts this Friday, September 20th!

Nestled in the heart of Happy Valley, Philipsburg, offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and local flavor. This hidden gem is a delightful destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the unique culture and scenic beauty of Central Pennsylvania.

Handmade crafts and vintage treasures, Penn State gear and the best souvenirs. Not to mention local flavors to take home and enjoy. Whether you’re in town for a game weekend, a college visit or one of the area’s top events, make time to shop in one of all of the small towns around Happy Valley, including Downtown State College, Bellefonte, Philipsburg, and more.

Be inspired to get up and dance as you are transported to Spain, Romania, and beyond! The Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra opens the season in Spain with Manuel de Falla’s comedic Three Cornered Hat Suite, followed by American composer Aaron Copland’s Old American Songs featuring baritone soloist Michael Hanley. Hungarian composer Béla Bartók’s Romanian Folk Dances will immerse you in the folk music of Transylvania, and this concert ends with Schubert’s energizing Symphony No. 3. Get ready to tap your feet and cheer with this season opener.

Titan Hollow in Bellefonte is a must-visit destination during spooky season, offering a unique blend of craft cider, delicious food, and eerie ambiance. This craft cidery, restaurant, and event venue transforms into a hauntingly beautiful experience. As you step into Titan Hollow, you'll be greeted by the warm glow of industrial décor and the rich aroma of fresh flavors.