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The place is disgusting, the bathrooms are horrendous and stink of urine. The screen is too dark. Don't pay to see anything here

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Recent remodel, nice theater. Comfy seats and excellent sound.

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Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

4.7(3 reviews)
4.4 mi

The arts festival is huge and it's extremely hard to get parking most of the time. The prices are…read morecompletely outrageous. It's usually so crowded, and so hot , you can barely breathe. However it's a great way to spend an afternoon, looking around at all of the artwork. From paintings to clothing to pottery to sculptures with lots of potters and jewelry makers. There's a lot of great music scheduled and it's all free. Quite a few food truck vendors. Peoples Choice is held at the Grange fair now and used to be the more affordable version of the arts festival. Now it's six dollars to park at the Grange Fairgrounds, and the prices at the Peoples Choice are just as high.

Part of our Central PA Arts Festival Weekend…read more They got it going, on a beautiful July weekend. They have the food, they have lots to do, the booklet they produced is detailed and very informative, the volunteer trash crew is everywhere and very dutiful at their jobs, good food choices, and clean bathroom facilities all over. One suggestion. Many festivals around the country have become dog free. You should think about this. Most large dogs are poorly attended to by their owners, take up precious sidewalk space, and in general the environment may be too noisy for animals. I see you ban bicycles. You must have thought that one through, because most festivals encourage bicycles. Think it though on animals. I would encourage a ban. This is the 47th iteration and it seems they are only getting better. They take over the entire city and everyone cooperates! Plan to come next year, central PA is lovely in July.

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Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - Sand sculpture 2010 ArtsFest

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Sand sculpture 2010 ArtsFest

The Rivet At Discovery Space

The Rivet At Discovery Space

5.0(1 review)
5.0 mi

I first heard about The Rivet last year because of their pottery studio, but I think the space…read moreoverall is relatively new (starting in ~2020). Being unfamiliar with makerspaces, I wasn't really sure what to expect but because I was so desperate to do pottery and my previous pottery studio was already maxed out on memberships, I decided to explore what they had and take the pottery clearance class. In case you're new to it like me, a makerspace is sort of a big workshop with tools and supplies for crafts and arts that might be too large scale or expensive for a home set-up. The Rivet has 8 pottery wheels, a laser cutter, a 3D printer, a jewelry studio, a woodworking area, soon will have textiles and sewing, and probably even more that I'm forgetting about! The way it works is you take a clearance class, which goes over some of the basics (very basic!) and how to use the space and clean up after yourself. I think most clearance classes are around $12. They do not go into teaching techniques for those (or at least not the pottery one). However... they do have lots of classes that DO go over techniques! They have wheel throwing pottery classes as well as some handbuilding, but they also have classes for their other stations. I'm taking a jewelry class next month that I'm pretty excited about. Their prices for everything seem very reasonable, course fees and material fees all seem about average for this sort of thing. Since my only experience so far is their pottery area, the access pass is $7 for a half day (4 hours) or $12 for a full day (8 hours). They also offer monthly memberships but those seem pricier and I'm not sure if my visits will make it worth it (at least for now). I really appreciate that the clay is priced based on what you fire, not what you take as wet clay. I'm still pretty new to wheel-throwing and am in dire need of practice, not necessarily making a lot to keep but practicing throwing so that eventually I can fire a lot. Wheel throwing is difficult and takes time so I'm appreciative that I don't have to pay for all my failures, hah! I think their price is $4/lb for things before they go in the kiln for the first time. A little more than some places but that includes glazes and two firings, so I think it ends up being pretty reasonable. The space has always been clean and the people who work and volunteer there are SO nice. This is really a great way to learn new skills and meet new makers in the community. I highly recommend checking it out!

From the owner: The Rivet offers skill-based classes where you can learn equipment such as how to use a 3D printer,…read moremiter saw, drill press, pottery wheel or embroidery machine. The Rivet also offers project-based classes where you can make your own laser cut map, naturally imprinted plates, stackable rings, and more. If you already have a hobby or skill, you can teach a class or use our equipment for your own projects. If you want to learn with your friends, you can schedule a class specially for your group.

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Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - Children and Youth Day is a day of performances by and for young people.

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

4.3(3 reviews)
4.4 mi

Annual event in downtown State College. There are tons of artists booths to wander through. On the…read moreexpensive end for a grad student budget (i.e., I could afford a little wooden spoon for $6 or a mounted photograph for $15). If I could go back in time, I'd buy some pottery on the Children's Day (Day 1) because surely those would've been cheaper. There is also a People's Choice Arts Festival in Boalsburg during the same time. I heard they have more local artists and things are generally more affordable. Gotta check that out next year. There are also different performers and artists; check out the website for the schedule. The funnest part for kids has got to be the water structure that's built on S. Allen Street. Where's the one for adults?! Lastly and most importantly, the food: This year there were booths with Funnel Cakes ($5), gyros (good but paying $8 for one makes it taste less good), greek food (including a salad), fried seafood, fried rice. There are also nonprofit/fundraising groups stationed throughout the area offering drinks and snacks for a donation.

I can't believe arts festival doesn't have more reviews! This is one of the biggest events of the…read moreyear, outside of football. People come from all over the country, even the world. Arts of all kinds, from metal statues, jewelry, wooden furniture, leather purses, to photography, modern Art, stained glass, clothing, pottery. It's spread out from on campus all the way back to Fairmont Avenue. There are plenty of food vendors, although I would like to see some new ones. Concerts on several stages, all of which are free. The best ones typically happen on the campus right in front of old Main. Everything set up early in the morning and goes until like eight or 9 o'clock at night. There is no way you could come to Arts Fest and not find something you want! Whether you were looking for a giant piece of art for your office or some cute little earrings no one else has. Arts festival is for you.

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Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - The Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition is the heart of the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.

The Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition is the heart of the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - The Sue Crowe Memorial Arts Festival Races take place on the Sunday of Festival weekend.

The Sue Crowe Memorial Arts Festival Races take place on the Sunday of Festival weekend.

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - Don't miss the Italian Street Painting on Hiester Street.

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Don't miss the Italian Street Painting on Hiester Street.

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