Susquehanna’s Shakespeare Club will present “Measure for Measure” at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25 in the Degenstein Center Theater in the Charles B. Degenstein Campus Center.
First performed in 1604, the play follows Angelo, a strict deputy ruling Vienna in Duke Vincentio’s absence. In disguise, Duke Vincentio observes as Angelo sentences Claudio to death for fornication, only to become infatuated with Claudio’s chaste sister, Isabella, when she begs for her brother’s life.
This annual audience favorite is an energetic large-cast excursion into the work of the Bard, often characterized by whimsical staging and found-objects design.
When the cherry trees start to blossom, it’s a sure sign that the Lewisburg Arts Festival—the region’s premier juried artist show—is just around the corner. Showcasing the work of more than 100 artists along six full blocks of Lewisburg’s main thoroughfare, this year’s Festival will be held on Saturday, April 26, from 9 AM to 4 PM, rain or shine.
Plan to spend the entire day enjoying everything you love most about the Lewisburg Arts Festival: exploring a wide array of fine arts and handcrafted wares, sampling delicious food in four Food Courts, participating in interactive activities at Community Commons, or catching one of eight free performances across two entertainment venues.
Joy to the Earth family fun in Selinsgrove.
Children and adults alike can share the excitement at the 4th annual “Joy to the Earth” celebration in honor of Earth Month! The Susquehanna Valley Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Education hosts this free event on April 26th from 10a-2p at the Selinsgrove Commons, 2 N Market St., Selinsgrove, Pa.
You will enjoy live music, hands-on activities and critters from worms to fish, educational exhibits and more. And, don’t forget to bring shoes for donation to Aunt Abby’s Shoe Mission. Join us!
Spring Craft & Vendor Event on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at the Watsontown Alliance Church on 8th St. In Watsontown PA from 10 am – 3 pm. There will be over 30 vendors of various crafters/vendors, a Chinese Auction, door prizes, and the kitchen will be open with a variety of delicious food for purchase.
All funds for our fundraisers benefit the community and Lions International. One hundred percent of the funds collected in the Lioness Lions Club must go back into the community and Lions International charities. Recently, we have donated $1,000 to Camp Victory to aid them in running their various camps, $500 to Neighbors Helping Neighbors, $500 to the Watsontown Police Christmas, and many other donations to local charity/causes.
Susquehanna’s Shakespeare Club will present “Measure for Measure” at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25 in the Degenstein Center Theater in the Charles B. Degenstein Campus Center.
First performed in 1604, the play follows Angelo, a strict deputy ruling Vienna in Duke Vincentio’s absence. In disguise, Duke Vincentio observes as Angelo sentences Claudio to death for fornication, only to become infatuated with Claudio’s chaste sister, Isabella, when she begs for her brother’s life.
This annual audience favorite is an energetic large-cast excursion into the work of the Bard, often characterized by whimsical staging and found-objects design.
To register and for details on the 2025 American Heart Association Greater Susquehanna Valley Heart Walk at The Miller Center in Lewisburg, click here. Registration at the event is at 8 am with the walk starting at 9 am.
Dreisbach United Church of Christ will hold its Spring Rummage, Soup, and Bake Sale on May 1 and 2, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Saturday May 3, 9:00 a.m. – noon. Saturday is Bag Day – fill a garbage bag for $5.00. Outside sales run all week beginning on Monday, April 28. All proceeds from the sale are given away to support our neighbors in need in the local area and around the world. The church is located west of Lewisburg at 875 Dreisbach Church Road, Lewisburg, PA.
On Sunday, May 4th, 2025, the Mount Carmel Lions Club will once again hold their All Take Out Spaghetti and Meatballs Dinner, with salad and dessert at the Atlas Legion from 11:30 AM until 2:00 PM. $10.00 per ticket. Tickets are available from any Lions member or at the door. The Lions Club will supply the containers. Please do not bring your own. Please help the Lions continue their many community projects by supporting this critical fundraiser!
Get your team together for a chance to win a share of $1500 in payouts at our Cornhole Tournament. Entry fee is $50 per team with Social and Competitive Divisions. Pre-registration is available on the Scoreholio app. All proceeds benefit the Washingtonville Volunteer Fire Company.
The annual book sale will be May, 8 and 9, from 9a to 6p and Saturday, May 10, 9a-3p. Softcovers are $2 and Hardcovers $2. Fill a bag for $20 (bag provided),
Join us for a chicken bbq meals for $12 and $7 for chicken quarters. Benefits Crossroads 2025 Alaska Work and Witness.
Join us for Bar Room Olympics (Darts, Pool and Suffleboard) with $40 entry fee for the 2-man team. Visit the Watsontown Sons of the America Legion on Facebook for more details.
Join Suncom for this annual event. Click here for details.
Doug Wilcox
Doug Alan Wilcox crafts a sound from what the Franklin Arts Center in Virginia calls “bluegrass and blues” with an unpretentious stage presence creating a musical vibe all his own – laid-back and intimate.
Sad songs with a hopeful message, happy songs for the joy of it, unapologetically DAW.
Over the years, Wilcox has provided support for or shared a stage with a diverse cross-section of musical talent including Peter Mayer, Tom Prasada-Rao, Jen Chapin, L.J. Booth, Stacey Earle, Pierce Pettis, and Peter Case.
Kimbo Reichley (with special guest Tim Breon)
Kimbo has been a strong presence on the Central Pa. Music scene for better than 50 years. As a young boy his love of the great singers he heard on the radio lead him to join his church and high school choirs, district chorus, and high school musicals. He took up the guitar and then later the electric bass. He joined a band as a singer with the late George Virchick and his sister who played the Hammond organ with bass pedals. This is where he took up the bass and started his real love of the blues playing the music of Rufus Thomas, Booker T, Wilson Pickett and other blues and soul artists. Over the years he became a multi-instrumentalist playing
acoustic guitar, mandolin and resonator guitars. He has been competed 3 times in the international blues challenge in Memphis and toured the east coast with electric violinist Davis Rose. In 2004 he toured China playing country music as a guest of the U.S. China Foundation. He records in his own studio and has recorded many local artists along with 2 of his own records. At the age of 70 he still is a powerful and soulful singer, guitarist and bass player.
Tickets are $10 and children under 12 are free.