PENNSDALE — According to a press release, the Susquehanna Film Festival will celebrate its second year when it returns to the District Cinema at Lycoming Valley on Oct. 9-11. Local and global filmmakers, from students to experienced filmmakers, will have the opportunity to present their work ...
BLOOMSBURG — Dedicated to bringing the arts to all communities throughout the region, The Exchange will once again present Columbia County’s biggest one-day fine art and music event of the year, according to a press release. The 18th annual ArtFest will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ...
BLOOMSBURG — One of the region’s fastest-growing music festivals is set to return this summer as FarmFest Music Festival takes over The Farm in Bloom on August 7-8, a press release said. Located on a scenic 10-acre farm along the beautiful Susquehanna River at 284 West Ft. McClure Blvd., ...
LEWISBURG — The 2026-27 season at the Weis Center for the Performing Arts includes 26 professional performances, according to a press release. The season will include world music, classical, contemporary cirque, Americana/folk music, contemporary dance, ballet, world dance, jazz, and much ...
MILL HALL– Millbrook Playhouse launched its major summer production of the timeless Broadway classic “Annie, the Musical” last week, and shows will continue through July 3 on the Ryan Main Stage, a press release said. “This heartwarming musical brings together a professional cast, a ...
According to a press release, the River Valley Film Festival will expand its second-year lineup with the debut of two industry panels featuring award-winning filmmakers, leading entertainment journalists, and film publicity professionals whose work spans major studios, streaming platforms, and Academy Award-winning campaigns. The panels will take place 10:00 a.m. July 18-19 at The Otto Bookstore in downtown Williamsport and will also stream live on RVFF’s social channels.There is no admission fee and seating is first come first served. Hometown Filmmaking Panel (July 18) The ...
