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Things To DoThings To Do
Shade Mountain Winery & VineyardsShade Mountain Winery & Vineyards
Nestled among the rolling hills of Middleburg, Pennsylvania, Shade Mountain Winery & Vineyards is a family‑owned, 70‑acre vineyard producing more than 30 varieties of grapes — all crafted into their award‑winning wines. The winery is housed in a beautifully restored 19th‑century bank barn, complete with expansive decks overlooking the vines, making it a truly breathtaking setting for our celebration. From crisp whites to rich reds and sweet fruit wines, every bottle is made right here, from grape to glass. Guests can enjoy a tasting in the welcoming wine room, stroll through the vineyard, or simply relax and take in the sweeping countryside views. Throughout the year, Shade Mountain hosts lively events — from grape‑stomping festivals to live music weekends.
Midway LanesMidway Lanes
Check out Midway Lanes in Danville, PA — a classic, family‑friendly bowling alley with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. With 16 well‑kept lanes, affordable game rates, and friendly staff, it’s the perfect spot to unwind between wedding events or spend a relaxed evening with friends and family. Whether you’re a seasoned bowler or just in it for the laughs, you can enjoy open bowling, cosmic “Thunder Alley” nights with music and lights, and a snack bar serving up tasty treats. It’s a great way to share a few smiles, a little friendly competition, and maybe even discover a hidden bowling champion in your group!
Memorial ParkMemorial Park
This park on Bloom Road was created to honor Danville residents who served in the military, its most striking feature a 73‑foot stone obelisk dedicated on Memorial Day in 1909 to commemorate Civil War veterans, with additional monuments honoring those who served in later conflicts. Once the site of Danville’s first cemetery, it has become a cherished community gathering place, blending history, remembrance, and small‑town charm. During the summer, residents gather at Memorial Park with lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the Danville Business Alliance’s Summer Concert Series — an open‑air tradition filled with music, laughter, and the scent of warm evening air. From soulful jazz to lively folk and classic rock, the park comes alive each week as friends, families, and neighbors share picnics under the trees, children play on the grass, and the sun sets over this beloved corner of town.
Hess Recreation AreaHess Recreation Area
Tucked just outside of Danville, the Hess Recreation Area is a 115‑acre park that offers something for everyone — from peaceful nature walks to active outdoor fun. Winding trails lead through wooded areas and along 1.1 miles of Mahoning Creek, where visitors can fish, wade, or simply enjoy the sound of the water. The park features two softball fields, a multi‑use field, a concrete skatepark, and even a charming covered bridge with an accessible fishing platform. For those who love wildlife, there’s a wetland viewing blind, plus plenty of open space for picnics under the trees. Families can take advantage of the pavilion with electricity and a fire pit, year‑round restrooms, and picnic tables with grills near the sports fields. Whether you’re here for a game, a hike, a quiet afternoon by the creek, or just to soak in the fresh air, Hess Recreation Area blends recreation, history, and natural beauty into one inviting community space.
Bloomsburg Children's MuseumBloomsburg Children's Museum
Located in the heart of Bloomsburg, the Bloomsburg Children’s Museum is a vibrant, hands‑on learning space designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children of all ages. With more than 50 interactive exhibits, it invites young explorers to step into worlds of science, art, history, and culture — from climbing inside a Native American longhouse to experimenting in a maker space, brushing a giant set of teeth, or playing shopkeeper in a general store. Housed in a welcoming, colorful building, the museum offers year‑round programs, workshops, and special events that make learning feel like play. It’s a place where families can spend hours discovering together, where every corner holds something new to touch, try, and imagine. Rain or shine, the Bloomsburg Children’s Museum is a joyful destination for making memories, inspiring young minds, and celebrating the wonder of discovery.
Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam TrainPioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam Train
Located in Ashland, Pennsylvania, the Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam Train offers a fascinating step back in time to the anthracite coal mining era. Visitors begin their adventure by boarding open mine cars that carry them 1,800 feet into the side of Mahanoy Mountain, entering a real horizontal drift mine. Inside, knowledgeable guides share stories of the miners who once worked these tunnels, explain the history of anthracite coal, and point out original mining equipment and features carved deep into the rock. Above ground, you can climb aboard The Henry Clay, a vintage narrow‑gauge steam locomotive built in the 1920s. This scenic three‑quarter‑mile ride circles the mountainside, passing through beautiful views and offering a glimpse into strip mining operations. The site also features a gift shop, snack bar, picnic area, and playground, making it a fun and educational outing for all ages.