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AAUW State College welcomes book donations for their May 17-20, 2025 Used Book Sale at the Penn State Snider Ag Arena! Deposit books in outdoor blue bins ANYTIME at their workshop off 2197 High Tech Road near the airport During the summer, the workshop is open for in-person donations on Mondays 6-8 pm and Tuesdays […]
Canceled due to inclement weather, a new time will be reschedule soon. Annual winter Saturday community lecture series to focus on the ‘Year of Quantum’ The Ashtekar Frontiers of Science Lectures in the Eberly College of Science, a series of free public lectures now in its 31st year, will return to Penn State on Jan. 25. This […]
Swap your gently used jigsaw puzzles! Join us in the community room of Schlow Library on Sat Feb 22 to swap some puzzles, do some casual puzzling, and learn puzzle chess.For the swap, please bag your pieces and/or tape your box. Label puzzles with missing pieces and/or heavy smells/smoke. Leave a puzzle on the table […]
Drop in and discover the Palmer’s world-class collections and exhibitions with a friendly and knowledgeable museum guide.
Tempest Productions presentsHoarding a new play by Michael Bérubé Feb 26-Mar 2, 2025Tempest Studios140 Kelly AlleyState College, PA 16823 $25 General Admission/$18 Student/Seniorwww.tempestproductions.org Alice arrives to help her mother Margaret after an accident that has broken Margaret’s hip, and finds that Margaret is hip-deep in old newspapers, mail, receipts, and assorted flotsam. Alice sets about cleaning out the house– but […]
🚚🎉 Food Truck Festival at CPI! 🎉🚚 Join us on Thursday, February 27, for a delicious day at the Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology! From 8 AM to 7 PM, enjoy a variety of mouthwatering eats from some of the area’s best food trucks. (Note: Limited vendors will be open before 11 AM.) […]
Escape the wintery cold and enjoy nature indoors at the museum with special exhibition The Triumph of Nature! Join staff from the Palmer, Arboretum, and Herbarium to connect art and flora and fauna through a gallery talk on Art Nouveau, art-making activities inspired by botanicals, a self-guided tour linking plants with collection objects, and more. Light refreshments will be provided.
Enjoy an in-depth engagement on special exhibition The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art with Patrick McGrady, Charles V. Hallman Senior Curator.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, every Thursday from 6-8 PM, 3rd floor library. We meet weekly to support each other through the process. Many come at the beginning of their divorce journey when they are feeling despair. And most members stay through the transitions faced when going from being a part of a couple to being […]
The School of International Affairs Black Student Association (SIABSA) has worked diligently to bring this Forum to fruition and would greatly appreciate your support! This is a fantastic opportunity to engage in dialogue with us and our esteemed panel on advocacy, civil rights, social justice, and equality. Our panel includes Mr. Isaac Newton Farris Jr., […]
Drop in and discover the Palmer’s world-class collections and exhibitions with a friendly and knowledgeable museum guide.
Part of the Centred Outdoors Speaker Series. RSVPs are appreciated for this event (but not required), so we can estimate attendance to Webster’s staff. Doug Wentzel, President of the State College Bird Club, will present birding resources for beginners. From phone apps to equipment to local birding programs and group walks, you’ll learn all about […]
Join the PA Native Plant Society and Schlow Library in March for the Free Thursday lunch-hour series “You CAN Garden! You SHOULD Garden!” Week One: A who’s who, and why to appreciate, the common insects in your garden, with Michael Skvarla, Asst Prof of Arthropod Identification, PSU. Free PA native plant seeds while supply lasts!
Enjoy an in-depth engagement on special exhibition Profiles of Vulnerability and Protection with the theme “Vulnerable Labor and Protection” with Karen Keifer-Boyd, Professor of Art Education and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
Get creative, connect with others, move your hands, and take time to relax and rejuvenate through art-making processes. Hosted by museum educators, interns, or guest artists, these sessions will focus on the practice of creativity, exploring artistic mediums, and making personal connections rather than on final products.
