Celebrate the best of autumn during this old-fashioned weekend, complete with a replay of the first night football game in America (originally played Sept. 28, 1892).
The 159th annual Bloomsburg Fair is the largest agricultural fair in Pennsylvania, covering more than 236 acres. Top-notch musical acts entertain the crowd at the grandstand each evening.
Celebrating its 50th year, the Bedford Fall Foliage Festival is organized entirely by volunteers and draws an estimated 70,000 attendees annually.
For three weekends in October, this picturesque town comes alive with entertainment, old-fashioned train rides, arts and crafts, ethnic food and antiques at the Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival.
Known as the “Mushroom Capital of the World,” Kennett Square hosts the 29th Annual Mushroom Festival, complete with two days full of music, mushroom soup cook-offs and cooking demonstrations.
This spectacular fall festival commemorates the key strategic battle of the French & Indian War at Fort Ligonier with battle reenactments, 150 juried craftsmen and specialty foods.
Experience the largest daytime parade in Pennsylvania, the “Tournament of Leaves Parade,” at the 61st Annual Farmers Bank Autumn Leaf Festival in Clarion, Pa.
Celebrate the 44th Annual Covered Bridge Festival in small-town America among some of the most picturesque “kissing bridges” in Pennsylvania, held at two covered bridges in Greene County.
Located 10 miles northwest of Gettysburg, the National Apple Harvest Festival began 50 years ago with the Adams County Fruitgrowers Association.
