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PA: Jaw-Dropping Fountains Dance with Colors and Music
Kennett Square, PA- take the Wilmington, DE Exit 5C to Pennsylvania Ave W (route 52 to US 1 turn L): Located only 12 miles from Wilmington, Delaware, Longwood Gardens attracts visitors from around the globe to its 11,000 varieties of … Continue reading
Posted in Articulture, Arts and Crafts, Culture, Delaware, Entertainment, exhibition, Festival, Food, Fun, Kids, Nature, Pennsylvania
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PA: Taste Mushroom Ice Cream at the Mushroom Eating Championship
Kennett Square, PA Exit 4A in DE: Over 100,000 visitors come from far and wide to experience this “Small Town America” Festival held on the weekend after Labor Day. The 30th Annual Mushroom Festival celebrates the Mushroom Capital of the World. The blowout stretches a mile … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Entertainment, Festival, Food, Fun, Kids, Nature, Pennsylvania, Special Event
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PA: ARTiculture at the 2014 Philadelphia Flower Show
PA: Northbound Exit 5C and Southbound Exit 3: Sometimes on a long drive, you’ve got to stop and smell the roses. Why not experience the world’s longest-running and enormous indoor Flower Show, which attracts more than 260,000 people annually. The … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Pennsylvania
Tagged art, convention, culinary, da Vinci, Dali, demonstration, entertainment, expert, floral, flower, garden, gardening, horticulture, landscape, lecture, Michelangelo, Monet, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Picasso, Pollock, workshops
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PA: South Pacific Fly-in and Clam Bake
Greater Reading, PA: Here’s your chance to take part in a 50’s style Pilot’s Paradise Celebration at the Reading Air’s 1st Annual South Pacific Fly-in Clam Bake. Whether you fly-in by plane or drive in in a car, spend the afternoon … Continue reading
PA: Blueberry Pie Eating Contest
Bethlehem, PA: This weekend don’t miss the sweetest festival of the summer. Taking place at Burnside Plantation, a 6.6 acre farm in the city, it’s a weekend of live music, history , crafts, and fabulous blueberry foods. There is a … Continue reading
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Tagged acre, bliss, blueberry, brew, contest, craft, eat, event, farm, festival, Food, History, music, pie, plantation, punch, wine taste
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PA: Hear Sauerkraut Band at Kutztown Folk Festival
PA : Good old-fashioned summer fun and nonstop entertainment happens all day at the 64th Annual Kutztown Folk Festival. It’s the oldest folk festival in America, priding itself in celebrating the Pennsylvania Dutch Culture. With activities and interests geared towards … Continue reading
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Lincoln Into Art Galley
Artist Wendy Allen has devoted much of her life to capturing the essence of Lincoln. Her portraits are known worldwide, and she helps people understand Lincoln himself through the details in her work. “For me, his face is familiar and … Continue reading
Mr. Lincoln’s Trail – A Walking Tour
Take a walk with Abraham Lincoln on this self-guided walking tour of Downtown Gettysburg and stop at some lesser-known Lincoln sites such as the Robert Harper House, where the President visited with his Secretary of State, William H. Seward, the … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, History, Pennsylvania
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Downtown, Gettysburg, Gettysburg Address, PA, Robert Harper House, Secretary of State, self guided, tour, walking, William H. Seward
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Soldiers’ National Cemetery
At the site of the Union stronghold during the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863, the National Cemetery is forever part of U.S. history because of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. As the first such cemetery, it now features several monuments to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Pennsylvania
Tagged Battle of Gettysburg, Gettysburg Address, National Cemetery, PA, walking tour
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