Events Calendar

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No Cover Charge

Reservations accepted: 814-765-2526

Luck of the Irish
Mar 13, 2026, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
The After Dark, 309 N 3rd St, Clearfield, PA 16830, USA

Tickets: $35 Donation

includes 1 game pack, 1 set special, game cards, 1 entry in cash giveaway

**Tickets at the Door $40

Regular games pay $100-$500 Black Out Special Games 50/50

Join us for our monthly breakfast with a special visit from the Easter Bunny!

Shamrock Shuffle 2026
DuBois Area YMCA Annual Fundraiser (formally known as Leprechaun Leap)
Many things will remain the same as years prior, but a few minor changes. Will continue to update details here as everything finalizes.

Bingo is Back! Join the CRC January 15th, February 19th, March 19th and April 16th for some laid back Bingo Fun! Moena will handle the delicious drinks and food. You bring your friends for the fun! Questions call Sue at the CRC 814 765-6000. Doors open at 5:00PM, Bingo starts at 6:00PM.

We have a GREAT line-up for the 2026 show, March 20-22! Stay tuned for important announcements!

Did you know Spring is just 7 weeks away! Let's celebrate the first day of Spring with the Leprechaun Crawl Wine and Beer Walk Friday, March 20, 2026! Shake off the Winter blues, and toast a new season with reds, whites, and brews! Tickets on sale now at www.ClearfieldChamber.com

Friday, March 20th 6-9 pm

Saturday, March 21st 8 am - 4 pm 

Retreat cost includes a light breakfast and lunch: $55

Early Bird Special Register and pay by Feb. 22nd $50

*Deadline to register March 8th 

Free Admission 

Comic Books

Toys

Original Art

Video Games

Cosplay 

Join us on Saturday, March 21, 2026 from 10AM- 2PM at The Brady Street Collective, 5 South Brady Street, DuBois, PA for our annual Spring Artisan Market! We feature some of the areas best hand-crafted makers sharing their unique items of knits, artwork, holiday and home items, jewelry, pottery, food and more!! It’s an incredible kick off to the Spring Season!! We hope to see you there!
The Brady Street Collective is solely in charge of this event and all information goes directly through The Brady Street Collective only.

Upper Witmer Park 

Kids 2-10 are invited to hunt Easter eggs and visit the Easter Bunny!

The Easter Bunny will be in the Shaw Park House from 12-2 pm 

PUZZLES, PITCHERS & PIZZA 
Who loves a little friendly competition? Join us on Saturday March 21st at 3PM for MPB’s 1st Pitchers & Puzzles! This fun evening will include: 1 pitcher of beer, 1 brick oven pizza and 1 puzzle per group of 1-4 people. TAG your friends who would love to join you at this event. Your registration must be completed by 3/14 to give us enough time to order the puzzles. The group to complete the puzzle the fastest will win a prize! SIGN UP TODAY as spots will be limited!

Join us for a free community meal!

March 21, 2026

3:30 - 5:30 pm

Sponsored by Business & Professional Women's Club of Clearfield, PA 

Play for free

No Cover Charge

Reservations accepted:

814-765-2526

 Downtown DuBois Inc.’s 3rd Annual Hop ‘N’ Shop is Back! 

Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 28th, 2026 and join us in Downtown DuBois for a day full of shopping, dining, and family fun!

Stroll through our beautifully unique downtown, explore local shops and businesses, enjoy delicious food, and take part in festive spring activities for all ages. It’s the perfect way to welcome the season while supporting your favorite local shops!

Bring your friends, bring your family, and come ready to Shop, Dine & Explore Downtown DuBois!

Stay tuned for participating businesses, specials, and activity details coming soon!

Join us for a fun day of activities and an egg hunt for kids 12 and under!

Announcements

Welcome back for the 58th Red Moshannon Downriver Race!
Other Announcements
1. No day-of-event race entries.
2. All racers must register by March 14th.
3. There will be an awards banquet immediately following the race at Saint Severin social hall in Drifting, PA. A hot meal will be available for purchase.
4. Stand-up Paddleboard (SUP) racers are to paddle from a standing position. Active paddling while kneeling or sitting is prohibited and may result in disqualification.
5. Rudders & Skegs are not allowed at the Red Mo Race.

About the Event

Held on a remote 7.5-mile section of Moshannon Creek between Peale Bridge near the town of Grassflat, PA and the Route 53 Bridge near the town of Moshannon, PA. At moderate levels this section of creek is rated Class II+ on the International Scale of Difficulty. High water significantly increases the difficulty. Extra flotation in boats is highly recommended. Most years there are numerous swims and bent boats! Cold water paddling clothing is highly recommended. The water & air temperatures are usually very cold.

Time & Location
Race Day: Saturday, March 29, 2025
Schedule of events on race morning:
Please set your shuttle prior to racer check-in in the morning
9AM to 11AM: Racer check-in and bib pickup at Start Location.
11:30 AM: Racer Meeting at the Start Location.
Noon: Race Starts

Start Location (Peale Bridge):
40.993389, -78.081111
Finish Location (Rt. 53 Bridge):
41.036778, -78.057778
Awards Banquet & Additional Vehicle Parking (St. Severin's):
41.028857, -78.107834

Rules

• Life jackets must be worn properly throughout the race. Life jacket must be U.S. Coast Guard Approved Type I, III, or V (Special Use Device). No automatic- or manual-inflating life jackets.
• Race bib must be worn and visible over life jacket during the race. If racing tandem, the bow paddler must wear the bib.
• Helmets are required for all kayaks, decked canoes, and SUPs. Helmets are encouraged for open canoes and inflatables.
• All boats in “Canoe” and “SUP” divisions must be propelled with single blade paddles.
• Operating automatic or powered floor bailers is prohibited.
• Rudders and skegs are prohibited on all boats. If the rudder or skeg cannot be removed, it must be disabled such that operation and use does not occur during the race. Fins are permitted on SUPs.
• Boats with pedal drive, foot drive, or any other means of propulsion other than single or double-bladed paddles are prohibited.
• Decking for open canoes limited to 36” bow & 36” stern. Splash rails cannot exceed 1.5” from hull. Extra flotation placed in canoes/kayaks is highly recommended.
• Minimum age of solo kayak or canoe paddler is 16 years of age, unless participating in the Youth class or OC2 Over/Under class.
• All Youth participants must be accompanied by an adult on the racecourse, unless they have received written approval from Race Officials prior to race day. If a parent/guardian is accompanying a Youth solo racer the guardian does not need to pay a race entry fee.
• SUP racers are to paddle from a standing position. Active paddling while kneeling or sitting is limited to ruddering and bow/stern draws. Taking more than two forward strokes may result in disqualification. Exceptions may be made for moments of exhaustion or re-entry.
• Racers may compete in an age-restricted race class if they qualify, but are not limited to that race class. Racers may compete in only one race class.
• Racers must be in control of their boat while crossing the start and finish line.
• Racers must notify race officials if they drop out of the competition for any reason and turn in bib to sweep boat.
• Any paddler or boat found in violation of these rules may result in disqualification.
• HIGH WATER CONTINGENCY. Race organizers may, at their discretion, choose to cancel or postpone the race if the level on the Rt. 53 bridge gage is projected to be above four feet on the day of the race.
• Race Officials’ decisions are final.

Join us as we return to the Brisbin House Library, also known as the Osceola Mills Public Library. After a two-year hiatus from investigating this site, we're excited to be returning! In the past our guests and team alike have experienced phantom footsteps on stairs and floors above us, when nobody has been there. We have captured "Class A" EVP's, and heard disembodied voices. We have watched intelligent interaction through flashlights and equipment. We theorize that a majority of the activity may be because of the idea of spirit attachments. The basement is a museum dedicated to area mining and farming through the years, and the floors above the library are dedicated to general history of the area and military. These three museums house many personal object of individuals from the past. Along with all of this, the building has been the site of numerous organizations and societies, which may add an additional "residual" component to the activity.
Reservations are just $45 per person for this 6-hour paranormal investigation. Guests will be able to use basic, investigative equipment as they explore along side the team, and there will be refreshments provided throughout the night, along with breaks to rest and smoke outside. All reservations are payable via PayPal. When you message us with the number of spots you wish to reserve, you will receive a PayPal link to remit payment. When your payment is received, you will receive notice that the payment has been received, and a confirmation of your attendance of the event. 

Sponsored by:

The Clearfield Preschool Center & Clearfield Presbyterian Church 

Easter weekend with Easter Egg Hunt & activities. 

1 girl /1 guy dart tournament
$30.00 a team
11:30 am -12:30 pm sign up
Darts fly at 1:00pm

Check back here later for details.

Accepting Prepaid Reservations Only 814-661-9960 Call by 3/27/26

$60 Preregistration is required by April 8th Deposit required 

Event is for ages 5 and up 

Fun Filled day on the farm, egg hunt for the horses, meet and treat the horse crew, groom and color with a horse, horse rides 

Photos with easter bunny and his pony 

DJ 00Nothing 

Karaoke at Mary's "nuff said! 

Fridays – March – May 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Wednesdays – June – August 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Recommended for ages 10+

Bring your sense of adventure & wonder to see Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks as you’ve never seen them before!  Start the evening with an informal presentation of our pre-tour program, An Introduction to Speleology – The Study of Caves.  Afterwards, journey underground to tour Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks by BLACKLIGHT.  See glowing speleothems and calcite crystals reveal their spectacular phosphorescent beauty while learning about the history, formation & speleothems of Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks.  Great idea for an extra special family adventure!  Advance ticket purchase required.  Please plan to arrive at Lincoln Caverns by 10:00 AM for January and February tours and 6:00 PM for all others, as the pre-tour program will start promptly at 10:15 or 6:15.