The Penn State School of Music's Recital Hall will be hosting the New Ground Orchestra Festival on July 25th, 2025, at 7:30 pm. The concert will be a gathering of professional women musicians from all over the world. The goal? To bring joy, helping hands, and create beautiful music.

June is already a busy month, but make some time to enjoy a trip to the theatre. Penn State's Centre Stage will be offering three great productions that you can enjoy.

Big changes are brewing (and scooping!) at Flour & Stone this week. Beginning Wednesday, June 4, the buzzed-about Pine Grove Mills restaurant will be open five days a week, Wednesday through Sunday, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and also offer a Summer Walk-Up Window!

Spring has sprung and Downtown State College is giving you multiple reasons to come and visit! From live performances to free donuts and a window display contest, make sure you come visit State College during the month of June!

The Centre County Historical Society (CCHS) will hold a public open house and celebration of the newly restored Boogersburg School, 1021 Fox Hill Road, State College, from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 1. A brief welcome and recognition of those who contributed to the restoration will be held at 1:30 p.m.

The Lemont Village Association has announced that the 43rd Annual Strawberry Festival will be held on the Village Green on June 7th from 3 to 7 pm.

Spring has sprung! And that is true for all of Centre County. Below are just a few of the incredible events happening during the month of June!

Bluegrass takes center stage in Downtown State College on June 19, 2025, at 8 p.m. when the acclaimed Steep Canyon Rangers bring their Grammy-winning sound to The State Theatre. Hailing from North Carolina, this celebrated band delivers a fresh take on bluegrass that blends tradition with originality—don’t miss your chance to experience their unforgettable live performance right here in Happy Valley, Pennsylvania. Grab your tickets now for a night of music that’s sure to move you.

The Eagle Iron Works and Curtain Village received grant funds to help improve access and increase an herb garden that is four decades old.