Vendor Spaces Open for Meet Me on Main Street
Greenville – The Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce is still accepting Vendors for their Meet Me on Main Street Exposition on June 20th. Outdoor spaces can be for local vendors and artisans to sell their goods, for nonprofits to support their fundraising efforts or do community outreach, or even businesses to promote their products and services or recruit new talent. Meet me on Main Street is a free Street Fair open to everyone from 11:00 a.m to 2:30 p.m. on Greenville’s Main Street, Saturday, June 20th, rain or shine. Find more information at GreenvilleChamber-PA.com.
Grove City PD Bicycle Rodeo
Grove City – In Grove City, the Police Department is holding a children’s bicycle rodeo this Saturday. The Grove City Police Bicycle Rodeo will take place this Saturday, June 6th, at 10 a.m. in the parking lot of The Market in the Park. This is a fun way to test and develop children’s safe bicycling skills on an obstacle course with prizes and a free lunch. Registration is on site, and children must be accompanied by an adult and bring their own bicycles; helmets are required, but there are a few free helmets on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, visit the Grove City Police on Facebook or call Sgt. Chris Taggert at (724)458-7925.
First Friday Night
Meadville/Oil City – If you are looking for a way to spend a Friday night, check out First Fridays across Northwest Pennsylvania, including Meadville and Oil City. Starting at 5 p.m., downtowns come alive! Local shops stay open later, street vendors set up booths, free live music fills the air, and the atmosphere is electric. Tonight in Oil City, Sonic Culture plays a free concert while Seneca Street turns into a miniature carnival full of attractions, vendors, and outdoor eating.
Meadville Celebrates America’s 250th birthday by turning the whole of downtown into an escape room! The History 250 Outdoor Escape Room encompasses Meadville’s entire Downtown area. Get yourself a team of friends and claim a free Keystone Clue Sheet at any participating business. Follow the clues to solve puzzles and learn about local history, and then turn your sheet in at the Market House for a chance in a prize drawing.