Brookville welcomes summer with it's week long Laurel Festival
     June is the month the mountain laurels bloom in the forests of Pennsylvania. So it just makes sense it’s also time for the Western Pennsylvania Laurel Festival, which celebrates its 50th year in 2007.
    The festival takes place in the lovely town of Brookville. The town is a role model of historic preservation and is justifiably proud of its restored Victorian Main Street lined with quaint shops and striking architecture.
     This year’s event will take place June 18 through June 24.

Women @ Home in the Outdoors
     A unique week-end for women to learn or improve their skills on a wide range of outdoor activities and sports will take place June 23 and 24 at the Hunting & Fishing Museum in Tionesta and surrounding woods and lakes. The weekend will feature informative sessions on a variety of topics such as archery, bird watching, photography, and first aid.
    On Saturday there will be special entertainment with music and story telling around a warm, welcoming fire.
    The Women @ Home In The Outdoors weekend will be limited to fifty participants

 
Meet Me at the Fair
     Summer just wouldn’t be summer without the thrill of a county fair to liven things up. Whether it’s the delicious sweet smell of cotton candy, the fine craftsmanship on a hand-stitched quilt, or the sparkle and boom of fireworks, county fairs are fun for everybody in the family. What’s more, county fairs truly celebrate the best of farm life and country living. They’re great opport-unities for kids to actually see working horses, dairy and beef cattle, sheep, dairy goats, chickens, rabbits and even pigs. Real and wonderful experiences they’ll never get from TV or video games.

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