The Centre County Encyclopedia of History & Culture continues to add intriguing articles about Centre County’s past.

Happy Valley has its fair share of amazing golf courses – but did you know, the region is also seeing a local boom in popularity of disc golf? Played with a flying disc instead of clubs and golf balls, disc golf is soaring to new heights across the country – where the Professional Disc Golf Association estimates that between eight million and 12 million Americans have played disc golf and that over half a million play regularly.

Embark on a journey through time and tradition as you explore Happy Valley's rich history and heritage. Dive deep into the secrets of the past, and immerse yourself in the stories that shaped this vibrant region. Discover it all at our museums and historic sites, where visitors can learn firsthand about the fascinating history of Happy Valley.

The tradition of fascinating, educating and inspiring guests of all ages at Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks, near Huntingdon and Raystown Lake, began 93 years ago on June 25, 1931.

Tempest Productions presents the 7th Annual Central Pa Theatre and Dance Fest starting June 20th and continuing until June 23, 2024.

Organized as a non-profit corporation in 1963, Millbrook Playhouse, Inc. is a professional theatre company located in Mill Hall, central Pennsylvania.

“Flashback Forward: Eisenhower Auditorium Turns 50!” will kick off Eisenhower Auditorium's golden anniversary celebration at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 22, with longtime State College favorites Famly Brew (former members of the Phyrst Phamly), The Screaming Ducks and Pure Cane Sugar.

Experience Meyer Dairy Farms and Nittany Valley Creamery, offering a delightful array of homemade ice cream flavors, fresh dairy products, and unique farm-to-table treats.

Rockhill Furnace, PA — The historic East Broad Top Railroad is thrilled to announce that it has been named the number three best scenic train ride in North America by USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards. This prestigious recognition follows a month of online voting, where train enthusiasts and the general public alike had the opportunity to cast their votes.