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CANCELED: The Huntingdon show, originally scheduled for Saturday, June 28, is cancelled. U.S. Army Captain Jack Ludwig, a military doctor stationed in Oregon, begins writing to Louise Rabiner, an aspiring actress and dancer in New York City, hoping to meet her someday if the war will allow. But as the war continues, it threatens to
Check out the latest from the Huntingdon County Arts Council in our new Spring 2025 newsletter. Inside you will find: A Musical Feast for the Ears Kids Summer Art Camps Announced Free Walking Tour Return on Summer Thursdays Building Updates Recent Events Upcoming Events–Classes & Workshops/Concerts Artist’s Spotlight Vonnie Orlowski Poetry by Dorothy Jancart Arts
Join us for a night of fun, food, and music at Gage Mansion! The Summer Solstice Picnic is Friday, June 20th from 5-10 pm. All proceeds benefit the Huntingdon County Arts Council. Music by Stone Man and Biscuit Jam Your favorite picnic foods including burgers, hot dogs, summer salads and all the fixin’s. We will
Lainey Albaugh will perform in concert at the Huntingdon County Arts Center. She is a soprano and is a senior vocal performance major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Her recital will feature selections from both classical and musical theater repertoire, including works by Puccini, Strauss, Richard Rodgers, and Stephen Schwartz. Originally from Huntingdon, Lainey appeared
One of our biggest events of the year is Folk College. Held every year on Memorial Day weekend at Juniata College (May 23-25 this year), Folk College was founded to help more people learn to play music together. It is a non-competitive environment where you can kindle—or rekindle—your love of playing through folk music. Each
The Huntingdon County Arts Council is delighted to present Simple Gifts in concert. The concert is on Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m. Two women plus twelve instruments equals one good time when Simple Gifts takes the stage. Drawing on an impressive variety of ethnic folk styles, this award-winning duo plays everything from lively Irish
We are excited to present a new exhibit in collaboration with the East Broad Top Railroad and renowned photographer Matthew Malkiewicz. This captivating showcase features a stunning collection of Matthew’s photography of the narrow gauge railroad. The exhibit is free and on display through Saturday, May 31. The exhibit is at the Huntingdon County Arts
As part of the free Celebration of the Arts on Saturday, June 14, from 10 am to 4 pm, we have live performances throughout the day. 11 am Huntingdon Dance Academy 12:15 pm Picker & Papa (Jim Kerhin and Gary Brubaker) will be playing patriotic music and feel-good Americana accompanied by banjo and guitar 1:40
Come check out our Call for Entries exhibit. The theme this year is Rural Rising. Rural Rising showcases 59 works of art that capture the beauty and tranquility of rural living from 20 local artists. This is the tenth time the Huntingdon County Arts Council has held a Call for Entries show. We have had
A free Celebration of the Arts will be held on Saturday, June 14, from 10 am to 4 pm, at the Huntingdon County Arts Center at 313 12th Street in Huntingdon. The family-fun open house event celebrates the arts by featuring hands-on art projects, demonstrations, and live performances throughout the day, all geared to young
Chalk the Walk at the Huntingdon County Arts Center Sticker Coloring@ Juniata Brewing Co. Button Tree@ Standing Stone Coffee Co. “Jack Troy: By the Numbers” exhibit opening at the Juniata College Museum of Art Emotion wheels & sidewalk chalk art at Evolution Counseling Shamanic Drum Circle@ Huntingdon Health & Wellness
As part of Folk College, there are two outstanding evening concerts open to the public. The Friday, May 23, concert features host band, Simple Gifts; the English, Celtic & Baroque music of the Chivalrous Crickets; the country blues sound of the Piedmont Bluz Acoustic Duo; and the progressive acoustic bluegrass sound of High Horse. There
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