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Old 05-17-2009, 11:09 PM
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Default festivals or events for the upcoming memorial day weekend?

It's been quite a while since I have made a posting on city-data. Job blocked this site.

I;m spending memorial day weekend in Jim Thorpe and invited my friends to spend it with us. Now, we are doing the usual grilling and eating but we do have kids to entertain.

Anyone know of upcoming fairs , festivals or other events where we can take the kids to?
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Perhaps there will be a Memorial Day parade in Jim Thorpe??
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I looked around Acey.........I just couldn't find anything but the usual.
Maybe you could picnic with them at Beltzville lake. There are lots of tables there and firegrills.......
There is a nice place for kids to play.....That might be fun to packup a picnic.

They might like the little shops in the down town Jim Thorpe......I just went there and I want to go again.

Another thought is the Boulder Field.......in by Hickory Run State Park. It is quite a ways in....but interesting for kids......You can later picnic there by the beach or go see the waterfalls if you don't mind the climb down and up.......its gorgeous.

I didn't hear of any parades........but..........I usually find out after the fact anyhow....
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Thanks, Sum.

I like the idea of going to the Lake. I just didnt want to get stuck with 5 kids, 4 adults and no where to go.
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I handle a firemen's parade list on another site. Here's what I can tell you about that I know going on this weekend.
On Friday night, Jessup Hose Co.#2 has their parade at 6:30pm. They have a carnival that opens Wednesday night and runs through Memorial Day. On Saturday, they have the St.Ubaldo festival there including the "Race of the Saints".
Friday night at 7pm is a parade with the Friendship Fire Co. in Englewood, Butler Twp.,Schuylkill Co. They have a bazaar but I don't have the particulars. There is also a parade Friday night at 6pm in Shamokin in Nortumberland Co. This is part of a two day Anthracite Festival.
On Saturday at 1pm, the borough of Walnutport in Northampton Co. has their Centennial parade...I believe this is part of a three-day festival. Aristes in Columbia Co. is supposed to have a small parade in regard to a fire depatment event at noon also on Saturday. The Newport twp. Fire Department in Luzerne Co., near Nanticoke has a bazaar opening Friday with the parade Saturday at 530pm.
On Memorial Day, Dupont in Luzerne Co. has a Memorial Day parade at 10:30am. Finally, the Sweet Valley Fair in Luzerne County runs Thursday,Friday,Saturday and Monday with a large parade Monday at 1:30pm. The fair is closed on Sunday and is off of Rt.118 in Sweet Valley between Dallas and Ricketts Glen State Park.
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Thanks, Sum.

I like the idea of going to the Lake. I just didnt want to get stuck with 5 kids, 4 adults and no where to go.
They really have a nice climbing, slide play area.......and the picnic tables are close to it.........That is if this rain forcast holds off........Kids love to run around at beaches, and families love to cook outside on the grills.
Actually there is some pavillions here and there if they are not rented. I have yet to see one rented anyhow..........so if it did rain.......you'd have cover.
There should be a picture on here if you do search of Beltzville, and the play area picture is on that.
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It's been quite a while since I have made a posting on city-data. Job blocked this site.

I;m spending memorial day weekend in Jim Thorpe and invited my friends to spend it with us. Now, we are doing the usual grilling and eating but we do have kids to entertain.

Anyone know of upcoming fairs , festivals or other events where we can take the kids to?

There are several small Memorial Day remembrance ceremonies in the Jim Thorpe/Panther Valley area over the weekend. You can check The Times News to get a listing of those events and more.

On Monday, there's a great parade in Summit Hill (take 209 to get there). I believe it begins at 11am, but the party starts well before that, as all the residents decorate their homes beautifully, and people come from nearby towns to see the event. Since my husband and I grew up there, we've gone for a number of years now.

If I can help you more, just DM me! Have a wonderful weekend!
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One place you may want to consider is a visit to Lakota Wolf Preserve in Columbia, NJ. They are located at Camp Taylor Campground. There are two wolf watches per day (closed mondays) They do a great talk on the wolves, and they also have bobcats and foxes. You want to be sure to get there either 10am or 3:30pm. admission is $16.05 with tax for anyone age 12 or older, and $7.49 with tax for kids 2-11 years old. There are Timber, Tundra and Arctic wolves and you will definitely see them
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Please excuse the spelling but Jessup is having their annual St. Ubaldo Day Celebration, this weekend. I watched a program aabout this on PBS and it was very interesting.. Seeems Jessup is a sister city with a village in Italy...I think it is called Gibbio and many families in Jessup can trace their Italian roots to this village back in Italy. In Italy the festival is over 800 years old. On Saturday I beleive is the Saints race... St. Ubaldo Day Celebration

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It's been quite a while since I have made a posting on city-data. Job blocked this site.

I;m spending memorial day weekend in Jim Thorpe and invited my friends to spend it with us. Now, we are doing the usual grilling and eating but we do have kids to entertain.

Anyone know of upcoming fairs , festivals or other events where we can take the kids to?
There is the Stay at Home Summit Hill Festival on Amidon Rd. It's probably about 10 minutes from Jim Thorpe. They have fireworks at dusk on Sunday.. I did find out that it only opens at 5pm, as I went there earlier today and they weren't yet open. They had some rides for the kids.
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