Susquehanna Valley's Chamber of Commerce presents the 2019 BRIDGE BUST! Rain date October 12th. Visit the event website for more information.

Wilderness Inquiry Canoemobile is in Columbia! Hundreds of local students are welcomed during the first week of October to learn about the river and experience paddling in giant 10-passenger canoes. The public session is FREE for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. Come learn about water safety and paddle on the Susquehanna.

Learn about the land through the lens of the species that inhabit wild spaces - This all-ages, experiential class will be suitable for adults, the young, and the young at heart. 
More information here: https://hornfarmcenter.org/civimessages/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm%2Fevent%2Finfo&reset=1&id=591

Join us for a fantastic Native American Festival celebration of Native American Arts, Culture and Music with great FOOD, FUN and ENTERTAINMENT right at our historic and renowned Indian Steps Museum located in Airville, Pennsylvania! You’ll see & hear authentic Drumming that includes the Native American dance circle with special opportunities being offered for audience participation in these events, too! You do not want to miss it!

More information here: https://indiansteps.org/events/

Join us for a fantastic Native American Festival celebration of Native American Arts, Culture and Music with great FOOD, FUN and ENTERTAINMENT right at our historic and renowned Indian Steps Museum located in Airville, Pennsylvania! You’ll see & hear authentic Drumming that includes the Native American dance circle with special opportunities being offered for audience participation in these events, too! You do not want to miss it!

More information here: https://indiansteps.org/events/

Jolene Smith can teach you to make kombucha at home! Click here for more information - register in advance because class size is limited.

Meet at 9am at the Chestnut Grove Parking lot.

Field Trip pointers: All participants should register with the trip leader, Roger Stoner. He will give further information/directions if needed. Phone number: (717) 393-9030
Please arrive at the starting place on time!

The Lancaster County Bird Club presents special programs for beginning birders or for those who would like to try birding for the first time. These walks are open to the public free of charge. Binoculars will be available for anyone who needs to borrow them.

Celebrate the legend of the Albatwitch - a small, manlike creature rumored to inhabit Chickies Rock area. Take a trolley tour for a small fee. Live music, lectures, and more! Plus, special guest Jack Hubley!

https://albatwitchday.com/

http://susquehannariverlands.com/history-culture/heritage-sites-museums/ma-pa-railroad-heritage-village/

A cabin talk at Indian Steps Museum. Gregory Markowski, former present of the York County Astronomical Society, will guide us through the “Ancient Ones” mindset of celestial cycles and events. Free presentation and No RSVP required. For further information, call: (717)862-3948

Menu: Grilled Groff's bratwurst, hot dogs, baked beans, applesauce, chicken corn soup, vegetarian apple squash soup, apple cider, and other drinks.

Dessert: Apple dumplings, apple pie, apple cake, apple crisp and more.

Elizabethtown trio Sweet November will be performing music throughout the festival! Darl Williams of Bainbridge will demonstrate how to make apple cider. Children's activities will include bobbing for apples, a coloring contest
and a story about Johnny Appleseed.

At 2:00, Dr. Iren Snavely of York will present: "Young Sam Haldeman: The Making of an American Scientist." Iren is a retired librarian of rare books at the State Library of Pennsylvania.
He is the author of numerous publications including articles on
Pennsylvania religion, science, and history.

Stick around for the silent auction! Proceeds from the festival will be used for preserving and maintaining the mansion. Contact Elaine Jackson at (717) 426-3794 with questions.

http://susquehannariverlands.com/history-culture/heritage-sites-museums/ma-pa-railroad-heritage-village/

Wade in the Water: Underground Railroad Crossings Along the Susquehanna will be presented by Daniel Ness. Doors open at 6:00pm and the lecture begins at 6:30pm. Tickets are $10. They can be purchased online (click here) or in-person at Columbia Crossing River Trails Center.