Great festival. Tons of seasonal fall beers. All German music. Lots if German food choices plus…read moreAmerican as well. This is an annual festival. Very cold this year, but a good time! Pitchers are the way to go with a group. :)

Oktoberfest was a blast!…read more $5 tickets from Gerrity's, lots of entertainment...of course the PA Polka, yummy German beer & food and weiner dogs races. It definitely wasn't a cheap night with my hubby drinking $8 beer, mine were $4, and food costing $7-$10.

What fun! Great music and field events. Just think that they need to get a larger and more open…read morespace for the bagpipe and Drum Major Competitions. Could barely see what was going on.

A great yearly event that hasn't been reviewed much lately. Judging by the crowd it appears to be a…read morevery popular event. There is live music, a craft, beer, garden, food trucks and crab fenders. There's a bunch of things to do for the kids. What I thought was cute was that you can kiss a pet for a dollar I believe it's the first weekend of every October.

Take a trip back 300 years to a date when we were still a colony in the British Empire, when many…read moreestablished towns grew as trading posts and became horse feeding stops between large city designations. Such is the humble beginnings of Allentown New Jersey, halfway between New York & Philadelphia. This was all before Snookie & MTV trashed all things Jersey and created late night TV fodder for all those talking heads, despite the fact that those Jersey Shore invaders were not Jerzee natives. In 1706 Nathan Allen bought much of the farmland and built 3 mills and the area was known as Allen's Town, and morphed into today's Allentown. George Washington slept here on his way to Crossing the Delaware. That building is still on Main St. So many historical little goodies for you history buffs. Now, for the fest right on Main St. The 2nd weekend of October every year. The weather makes all the difference, ... get a nice sunny day and you can take in all the charm of this lively little town and enjoy and stuff your face with your favorite Jersey tasty treat. Pork roll-n-cheese, sausage-n-peppers, sweet local corn, Fried clams/clam rolls, Zeppoles (Jersey's fried dough with powdered sugar, so bad and soooo good) and then every local restaurant sets up shop to show off their signature dishes. When you're done prepare to roll out smiling with a satisfied pallet! The Civil War reenactment in the adjacent park is very well done and Nerdvana for us History geeks :-) Definitely a cool stop on fall day!

The 2nd annual Choctoberfest (CF) took place yesterday in ChocolateTown Square on a perfect autumn…read moreday. The music from local bands was playing, beer was being poured, bites were being eaten and -most importantly- the chocolate was sweet. All of those things came together for a family-friendly fall festival. I heard about the event on Yelp and decided to check it out. I'm glad we went on such a gorgeous day. Admission was free and parking was easy at the lot across from the theater. One of the nice things about a small festival is that you don't have to walk for miles to see everything. The area for listening to the bands was a great spot for viewers; they had haystacks for seating and tall tables throughout the park for drinking and eating. The lights strung from the trees were a nice touch. However, the tents area was cramped, crowded and not where I wanted to be. I wish they had a better space to spread them out. Luckily, once people got their items, they were able to move over to park area. The lines weren't too long, thankfully. I didn't eat any of the bites, but I did try one of the beers and it was good. In the back, they also had some activities for the kids. There was a bounce house, chalk drawing, free pumpkins and bags to paint, Frisbee Toss and a few others. They also had some portable toilets along with a hand washing station, which was good for those chalky fingers! I would definitely go back next year and I bet they will continue to grow. It seemed like a well-organized event and Hershey is a nice town to visit. I'm not a fan of festivals in general but CF is my type of small-town festivals. I'll be back!

From the owner: oin us for Choctoberfest 2023: A celebration of bands, beers, bites, and chocolate!…read moreThe 8th annual Choctoberfest will be held on Saturday, October 14, 2023 from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm in ChocolateTown Square Park, located at the corner of Chocolate and Cocoa Avenues in Downtown Hershey. Join us with family and friends for a fall afternoon full of great live music, local craft beer, delicious food from downtown restaurants, and, of course, chocolate! Choctoberfest offers an array of activities for all ages to enjoy and is free and open to the public, with food and beverages available for purchase. Check back as we detail more of the events for the day!

My favorite Easton area festival. I look forward to it every year. It gets bigger every year but if…read moreyou're a local and know how to navigate it all, it's totally worth it! The options seem endless and you can only eat so much but I make it my goal to try something new each year and also pick up one favorite each year too. It's swine heaven!

So decided to go to bacon feast this year in Easton,PA and when I say it didn't disappoint. I read…read morea lot of people last year saying THREE OAK HAS the BEST Bacon burger. So i got the family and we got there at 9am which was perfect timing even though it started at 10am lol. The line was short but if you wait till like 10:30 the line was around the block ! Yes we try to go back for another round of burgers lol but line was too long lol. NOW I DONT eat burgers I like cheese burgers lol but this burger here was just mouth watering amazing and I'm not just saying that my 8rld who is so picky about what's on his burger . He doesn't like mayo or onions or any sauce besides bbq sauce and ketchup lol. This kid pretty much ate my whole burger and half of my husband lol needless to say he enjoyed every moment of it the way we did. $15 the most I've ever spent on a burger lol.

There are a few things in life that are inherently good. In my opinion, those include: live music,…read morecarnival food, thrill rides, good weather, quality time with friends, and animal freak shows. The Union County Music Fest provides all of the above and more, and all at the super low price of ... well, NOTHING! Let's start with the logistics. First of all, it would be nearly impossible to get to Music Fest without a car, so I'm lucky my Jersey-dwelling pals offered to drive. Second, Music Fest is held in association with the county fair, which accounts for the rickety and slightly scary rides, the carnival food (funnel cake, anyone!?), and the Anibal freak show. Freaks on display included a zebra/donkey cross breed, sheep with five legs, and a midget bull. Awesome! Now on to the music. There was a great mix of styles on display, and the three bands I saw each provided a very different experience. First I saw The Zombies, a '60s psychedelic band that was popular with the older crowd, but still were pleasantly enjoyable. For me, the highlight of the evening was getting to see Robert Randolph and the Family Band, who were absolutely spectacular. His mix of rock, funk, rhythm and blues, and gospel is not to be missed and I was totally blown away by his incredible work on the pedal steel. In fact, I was so impressed that I weaseled my way backstage after his set so that I could tell him I was hooked and will definitely be seeing him again soon. See the attached picture for visual proof. Headlining Sunday night was Spoon, another band that I really like. They were better than when I first saw them a couple of years ago in NYC in a venue that I hate, and the crowd was very receptive. The threat of rain kept many people away, which was too bad for the bands but good for me and my friends. We were right up near the front for both Robert Randolph and Spoon. A few of my friends were there for the Saturday lineup as well, and they said it was much more crowded, which isn't a surprise since the weather was so much better. Saturday's performers included headliners Train (not my thing, but ok), OK Go, The Bravery, and several others. The festival also boasts a small stage for local bands, as well as a pop/dance area, which seemed popular with the tweens. I hear there was also a human freak show on Saturday, but unfortunately it was not open Sunday. I'm excited to see who will be back for Music Fest in 2011, but it will be hard to beat the experience I had there yesterday.

For Union County, this was a great festival. However, it was poorly put together also…read more First off, we did the smarter thing and used Uber to get to and from the event because I heard parking was a disaster. Also, there were very few signs. When you did park, you had a bit to walk but there were no signs that told you where to go. I think they need better signage and more lighting in the dark as I almost twisted my ankle walking over. The craft beer garden was $9 a drink, which was a bit high. And you didn't get to sample anything before you bought it (also note get your token beforehand) so careful how you spend it. Though, they had some great beers there. The waits weren't too long surprisingly. However, the lines for some of the food trucks were way more. Many food trucks already sold out of food when I got there Saturday night. Meh. But thankfully there were plenty that were more well prepared. The rides were a little pricey also at $1.50 a ticket and some of the rides at 5 tickets. Eek. I think I'd go again but they do need some improvement. Also, more lighting would be appreciated all around. This review doesn't include the concerts because I didn't bother with that. If you angled yourself properly in the food truck/carnival area, you got a GREAT view of the MainStage for FREE FYI.

'The Peckville House' as it's known around these parts is a must-see if you're in the area! It's…read morekinda mind-blowing! It was featured on ABC's 'Great American Light Fight' and one can certainly see why! It's actually two houses that decided to decorate together! There's not one inch left untouched! You can usually walk through the yard to the back where there's even more lawn decor, towering trees, and Santa and his reindeer flying overhead! This year it was closed but you can still take a drive around back! Don't forget to look to your right also! There you will find a Halloween display! So fun! This is definitely worth the trip if you're within 30 mins. It's close to Montage Mountain if you happen to be in the area skiing or tubing. It also goes hand in hand with many other holiday attractions in the neighborhood! You can certainly just drive by if getting out isn't your thing. There is a photo booth picture op but I think taking photos in front of the house is better. Fantastic! Such a treat to the community! It's so touching to witness the energy and work that goes into making others happy during this time...of year and in life in general. Photos DO NOT do this place justice! It's massive!

My boyfriend and I went to the Lantern Festival at the Pocono Raceway sometime in September 2024…read more I think it was pretty well organized. We waited in line of cars for about a mile or so, then we were directed to split into two lines. One that entered one side of the parking lot and another that entered the other. After we parked there was a short walk to the field. We checked in, received out lanterns and bought a plushy and a marshmallow making kit. There were lots of food trucks to choose something to eat/ drink. Even though we enjoyed being by ourselves - next year we will come out with a bunch of friends. There was live music that was pretty ok. When it got really dark, everyone released their lanterns. It was a pretty magical experience.

When we visited here they were trying to get the track ready for some racing. It had rained a bit…read moreso they were letting visitors on to the track with their private vehicles to try and dry it. Not to sure the rental company would have approved but I got the town car up to some pretty good speeds. You could stay out as long as you wanted to but had to keep up a good pace. The track is huge with only 3 corners. You will see in one of my pics the words turn 4 with a question mark. We did shot 8-10 laps and tht was good. Y we couldn't get into the main seating areas as they had it closed because of the race and you needed a ticket. We went in the back way thru the pit entrance. Everyone was really nice and helpful. Quite a dream for me.

First time to the theater. We went to an XD movie. We sat in the back row. The music is so loud and…read moreintense, it ruined the experience. We didn't know better. Also, if you get a refill of popcorn, you need to wait in the full long concession line, which stinks when you're in the middle of a movie. Otherwise, it was a beautiful theater. Some wear and tear. Lots of concession choices. There's a full bar, but no one was ever there to take an order, so we just skipped it.

Lots of movies, times, and comfortable reclining seats. I've seen cleaner theaters but I can…read moreimagine it's hard to keep up with. Military and senior discounts, full bar, lots of sweet snacks to choose from as well as popcorn and savory items. My kids are partial to the dip'n dots. We visit this theater when we are staying across the street in the Montage Mountain hotel during our family travels through the area.

To bad they closed up wasanice small place with good atmosphere, and fir the most part friendly…read morepeople

Good beer selection and the food is good too. We stop by to see the games. Bartenders are always…read morevery accommodating.