Come on out for the comeback festival, DirtFest 2025, at one of the top-rated trail networks in Pennsylvania, the Allegrippis Trails, and celebrate mountain biking! The festival is taking place May 9-11. The heart of the event, expo area, check-in, etc., is moving back into Susquehannock Campground! Your registration gets you access to demos, skills clinics, group rides, and good times. This is a non-profit event. Your registration directly supports the Allegrippis Trail System. We’re all here to ride bikes and have a good time!

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Reedsville Fire Company on Wednesday, May 14. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

The 3rd annual Benefit Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, May 17, starting at 8AM. All proceeds go to the Trooper Rougeau Jr. Benefit Fund. There will be a Chinese Auction. Organizers would also like to raise $1,000 for a fireworks show at the end of the night. Contact Harold Peck Jr. for more info at 717-953-7014.

Helping Hands of Juniata County is hosting Special Needs Community Day on Saturday, May 17 from 10AM to 2PM in Walker Park. There will be outdoor activities, food and games, a family meet and greet and time to learn about local agencies.

This event is Juniata County presents a wonderful opportunity for families with disabilities to come together in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. It is designed to not only provide a few hours of fun, but also to offer valuable resources that can assist families in navigating the complexities of care and support for individuals with disabilities. By bringing together local agencies and organizations, the event allows families to make important connections that could lead to further support in areas such as healthcare, educations and community services.

Juniata Valley Winery is hosting a Floral Cupcakes Wine & Design Class on Saturday, May 17 at 11:30AM. Looking for the perfect spring activity or a great gift for Mom? Whether you are celebrating Mother’s Day or enjoying a day out with the girls, you will love our new cupcake floral class!

This include approximately a two hour beginner decorating session, a glass of wine for each participant, light refreshments, supplies/tools and of course your finished cupcakes to take home and enjoy. Get your tickets here!

The 2025 kickoff fundraiser for Juniata Valley Out of the Darkness Community Walk is the Masks and Magic Ball, set for Saturday, May 17 at the Lewistown Community Center. Doors open at 4:30PM, the meal will be served at 5PM, introduction and raffles at 6PM and revelry from 7 to 9PM.

Join them for a night of dancing and fantasy cosplay. This is a Masquerade/formal event. All attendees are asked to wear formal attire. While masks are not required, they are encouraged.

Each ticket includes entry, a meal and complimentary cocktail/mocktail. You must be 21 or older to attend this event. Purchase your tickets here!

The Stone Arch Players present Every Little Crook and Nanny at the Theater in the Park. Showtimes are as follows:

Friday May 2, 9 and 16

Saturday May 3, 10 and 17

Sunday May 11 and 18

Lillie Scones is a sweet retired nanny who runs a boarding house with one resident and “a cat the size of the Louisiana Purchase.” Her two friends, Jocelyn and Carmella, help to pass the time by listening to music and gossiping. Then Stuart, an old charge of hers, rents a room. Lillie is tickled to have him around again, not knowing he is planning on robbing the bank on the corner. Stuart’s mind may not be totally on the bank job, however, when he meets Betty. However, when Stuart finds out that Betty is about to graduate from an academy on the very night they plan to rob the bank, the perfect alibi presents itself – why not go to the graduation, be seen there, sneak out and rob the bank. Perfect, thinks Little Pat, Stuart’s wise-cracking sidekick. Unfortunately for the two would-be crooks the graduation is at a police academy. Throw in a chief of police, a suspicious fiancé and a half-pint brat with an “Al Capone do-it-yourself tool kit,” and nobody knows what will happen next. In the spirit of Frank Capra, this tale of a bank heist and three retired nannies has all the classic comedy twists and surprises fit for any audiences.

Friday and Saturday shows start at 7:30PM. Sunday shows start at 2PM. General admission is $15. Ticket requests can be made anytime by calling 717-248-2224 or by email: [email protected]

They’re bringing back the East Waterford’s Fireman’s Festival! It’s set for Saturday, May 24 at 10AM on the East Waterford Carnival Grounds.

Expect food, games, touch a truck, a vendors/flea market, parade and more in the making! Plus, homemade ice cream will be sold by the scoop and quart.

It’s the fire company’s hope to make this a yearly community event and come on out to make this successful! Vendor spots are FREE! If you’re interested in setting up call Aiden at 717-254-3076 or Nikki at 717-440-5370.

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Friday, May 30. The drive will be held from 12 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!

You can give the gift of life! The American Red Cross is hosting a blood at the Port Royal Community Building on Monday, June 2. The drive will be held from 12:30 to 6PM. Donate your time and blood and help save some lives in the process. Schedule your appointment today!