Sunday, June 26
Canoe and Kayak Basics
Anytime between 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Black Moshannon State Park, 4216 Beaver Road, Philipsburg
Get some basic canoe and kayak instruction then try paddling on the lake. Cost free, meet at Boat Launch #1.
South Hills Music Picnic Series
5:00 PM Picnic Time
6:00 PM Music Starts
South Hills School of Business and Technology, 480 Waupelani Drive, State College
Lazy summer evening…nothing to do? Pack a picnic dinner and head to South Hills for an evening of great music! The Nittany Knights will harmonize your evening with barbershop music and a sing-a-long. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Monday, June 27
Marsh Monday: Stream Stomp
10:30 AM
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, 548 Puddintown Rd, State College
Wear water shoes and join the Nature Center staff for an ex-Stream Adventure! Parents are encouraged to stay for the program, there is no charge for adults. Please dress for the weather! Cost $6 residents/$9 non-residents. Advanced registration required at http://www.crpr.org/A-Guides/reg-process.html or (814) 231-3071. Ages 3-6.
Marsh Monday: Scales and Tails
12:30 PM
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, 548 Puddintown Rd, State College
Join the Nature Center staff for this great nature program! Parents are encouraged to stay for the program, there is no charge for adults. Please dress for the weather! Cost $6 residents/$9 non-residents. Advanced registration required at http://www.crpr.org/A-Guides/reg-process.html or (814) 231-3071. Ages 3-6.
Tuesday, June 28
Storytime by the Stream
10:30 AM
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, 548 Puddintown Rd, State College
Enjoy a story with Nature Center staff. Cost free, no registration required, ages 3-6.
Tremendous Tuesdays: Multicultural Paper Flowers
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Schlow Library Children’s Dept., 211 S. Allen St., State College
Throughout history paper flowers served as decorative features to create a festive atmosphere to gatherings and to bring life to homes and parties when real flowers were not available. Discover the many traditions in which paper flowers were used and create your own personal flower to take home. Cost free, no registration required.
Make it, Take it Event: Passport to the Bahamas
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Michael's, 44 Collannade Way, State College
Join Michael's staff in learning about the culture of Bahamas. Show your island spirit. Create a fanciful flower lei and festive tropical can hug. Participants must purchase a can hug. 11:00 am - 2:00 pm.
Wednesday, June 29
Everybody Storytime!
10:30 AM
Schlow Library Children’s Dept., 211 S. Allen St., State College
Join library staff for a fun, interactive introduction to the library, its materials and resources while meeting other families in a group setting. Cost free, ages newborn to 5 years, register in person at the Children’s Desk upon arrival.
Wetlands Wednesday: Scales and Tails
10:30 AM
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, 548 Puddintown Rd, State College
Join the Nature Center staff for this great nature program! Parents are encouraged to stay for the program, there is no charge for adults. Please dress for the weather! Cost $6 residents/$9 non-residents. Advanced registration required at http://www.crpr.org/A-Guides/reg-process.html or (814) 231-3071. Ages 3-6.
Read it, Watch it Summer Movie Series: Rock-a-Doodle
Noon
The State Theatre, 130 West College Ave., State College
Celebrate One World, Many Stories with Schlow and the State Theatre. Pick up a themed bookmark (not required for admission) in the Children’s Department, read inspiring books, and then visit the historic State Theatre to watch great movies. Cost free, donations of non-perishable food items collected ta the door to benefit various local charities.
Wetlands Wednesday: Stream Stomp
12:30 PM
Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, 548 Puddintown Rd, State College
Wear water shoes and join the Nature Center staff for an ex-Stream Adventure! Parents are encouraged to stay for the program, there is no charge for adults. Please dress for the weather! Cost $6 residents/$9 non-residents. Advanced registration required at http://www.crpr.org/A-Guides/reg-process.html or (814) 231-3071. Ages 3-6.
Storigami! With Christine Kallevig
2:30 PM
Schlow Library Children’s Dept., 211 S. Allen St., State College
Christine Kallevig is an author and performance artist who tells story through the art of folded paper. Each fold illustrates an action or character, so by the time the story is over, a surprise origami figure is magically created. Fold along, and you'll become origami illustrators, too! Cost free, for all ages but children age four and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
Drum Circle
2:30 PM
Centre County Library, 200 N. Allegheny St., Bellefonte
Join the Drum Circle with Carol Lindsay, geared for elementary aged children. Cost free, registration not required.
Summer Library at Houserville School
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Houserville Elementary School Library, 217 Scholl St., State College
Enjoy storytime, crafts, free popsicles and check out books. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Thursday, June 30
Children's Storytime
10:30 AM
Barnes and Noble, Benner Pike (across from the Nittany Mall), State College
In the Children's Department, all ages welcome. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Make it, Take it Event: Passport to Canada
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Michael's, 44 Collannade Way, State College
Join Michael's staff in learning about the culture of Canada. Celebrate Canada as you craft your own fun moose and maple leaf. While supplies last. Cost free, ages 3 and up.
Storytelling with Jan Kinney
2:30 PM
Schlow Library Children’s Dept., 211 S. Allen St., State College
Jan Kinney is a professional Folk Artist and Storyteller. She practices her craft all over the world but calls Central, PA home. She will delight listeners of all ages as she spins yarns of brave kids, talking animals and strange happenings. Cost free, no registration required.
Steve Abrams presents Once Upon a Storytime
2:30 PM
Schlow Library Children’s Dept., 211 S. Allen St., State College
Join master puppeteer, Steve Abrams as he tells the tales of Aesop’s fables, Punch and Judy and the Rama and Sita story from India. Steve involves his audience in the performance and children will be thrilled to meet the strange blue creature who lives in Steve’s suitcase. Cost free, all ages welcome, no registration required.
Friday, July 1
Bike Decorating Party for the CRPR Kids on Wheels Parade
7:00 PM
Holmes-Foster Park at Pavilion #2, Westerly Prkwy., State College
Join CRPR staff to decorate your bike for the Kids on Wheels Parade. Streamers and tape supplied. Anything else is up to you! Cost free, all ages welcome.
Lemont Concert Series
7:30 PM
The Village Green, Dale Street and Mount Nittany Road, Lemont
Bring a picnic dinner and enjoy a free concert by Stylus featuring Jackie Brown. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Saturday, July 2
CRPR “Kids on Wheels” Parade
10:00 AM
Kick-off at the corner of Foster Ave. and Locust Lane, State College
Show your patriotism and be part of the annual “CRPR Kids-on-Wheels” Parade. Bring your bike, wagon, scooter, stroller or skateboard. The parade will end at Friedman Parklet where we will celebrate our nation’s birthday by singing “Happy Birthday to US” and eating watermelon. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Children's Storytime
10:30 AM
Barnes and Noble, Benner Pike (across from the Nittany Mall), State College
In the Children's Department, all ages welcome. Cost free, all ages welcome.
Make it, Take it Event: Passport to the United States
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Michael's, 44 Collannade Way, State College
Join Michael's staff in learning about the Native culture of the United States. Celebrate the United States as you craft your own warrior shield and bead flag. While supplies last. Cost free, ages 3 and up.
Environmental Learning Center Open House
2:00 – 4:00 PM
Bald Eagle State Park, 149 Main Park Rd, Howard
Stop in at the Environmental Learning Center to look around at various mounts and educational displays. A park volunteer will be on hand to talk or share general information about Bald Eagle State Park.
Bluebird Bonanza and Building
7:00 PM
Bald Eagle State Park, 149 Main Park Rd, Howard
Get a close up view of a bluebird’s life by looking at real bluebirds and nests. Stop in for a brief introduction to bluebirds, take short hike to examine an active bluebird nest, then help paint and build bluebird boxes for next year! Meet at the Russell P. Letterman Campground Amphitheatre.
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