(Cherry Lane Road, East Stroudsburg) from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Join outdoor educators Jackie and Darryl Speicher for a night under the stars during the Perseid meteor shower. For weather updates, please register in advance.
A special kickoff will be held for Monroe County Meals on Wheels in conjunction with Eagles Rest Cellars (107 Eagles Rest Lane, Stroudsburg) on Aug. 15 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person and are limited. For reservations, call (570) 424-8794.
For more information, call 570-420-8589 or contact tjohnson@familyprimisepa.org .
On Thursday, August 8th, please join us for a historical view of our area based on postcards from the past.
Our Presenter will be Kathleen Sandt, who is a long-time local collector of postcards of the area. She will share with us, not just the postcards themselves, but the stories they contain which is thoroughly entertaining!!
The nostalgic look of the cards and unique stories they tell are a look back in time to the rich history of this area's past.
2024 Our Lady of Victory Church Homecoming Bazaar
Our Lady of Victory Church will host is 2024 Homecoming Bazaar from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2, and Saturday, Aug. 3, at the church, 327 Cherry Lane Road, Tannersville.
Enjoy picnic foods, such as potato pancakes, halupki, pierogi, and homemade desserts.
Try your luck in the games area to win a prize or two.
And don't forget to get your raffle tickets as well as tickets for the tricky trays.
Save the date and come out for family fun and conversation. We hope to see you there.
Retired ESU history professor Larry Squeri will present a talk on the history of the Poconos as a tourist destination, the subject of his book: "Better in the Poconos". From the days of DWG as a top tourist destination in the late 1800s, to the heart-shaped tub honeymoon hotels of the 1950s, to the waterpark haven of today, Larry will present how the Poconos was and continues to be a tourist magnet.
Free Admission!
Event by Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery
24 Main St, Delaware Water Gap, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 18327
Duration: 1 hr
Route 611 on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware Water Gap could be reopening soon, much to the relief of officials in Knowlton on the Jersey side.
A temporary, free-standing rockfall barrier will be installed along the section of 611 where the rockslide occurred in December of 2022, closing the roadway.
Join us Saturday, October 5th and Sunday, October 6th from 11:30 AM – 5:00 PM each day. The two-day event includes fun for the whole family with live music, kid-friendly activities, crafters and arts vendors, and different food and beverage vendors.
Advanced ticket sales begin on September 1st- $7/per person
Same day tickets at the gate are $10/per person
Children 46 inches and under are free. Parking is free as well!
