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Reading Radsport Cycling Events Return to Berks County, PA Reading Radsport participants cycling up Duryea Drive in Radsport's Mt. Penn Hill Climb. In its second year, the Reading Radsport Festival returns to the streets of West Reading and the steep slopes of Mount Penn. The two-day cycling festival features the West Reading Criterium on Saturday, August 4th, and the Mt Penn Hill climb on Sunday, August 5th. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/other-bloggers/reading-radsport-cycling
Father’s Day Weekend in Reading, Berks County Are you looking for things to do with your dad this Father’s Day weekend in Berks County? You’ll be pleased to find all kinds of fun and activities to entertain your entire tribe of Father’s Day celebrators. If you’re planning a picnic, some of these events are on Saturday and some can be enjoyed before or after a family get together. The Fightin Phils are in town this weekend; some games include a fireworks show. There are parks and trails to hike and bike, lakes to fish and boat, great exhibits at local historic sites and museums and there are there are our suggestions too. Whatever you decide to do, we wish all a very Happy Father’s Day in Pennsylvania’s Americana Region. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/fathers-day-reading-berks/
The Philadelphia Avenue Street Fair in Boyertown, Berks County In recent years, Boyertown has become increasingly popular as a go-to place, and for good reason: many locals are working both independently but also together in bringing out the best in our area across the historic railroad, shops, restaurants, art-appreciating venues, and more must-see stops. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/philadelphia-ave-fair-boyertown/
Date Night in My Hometown – Reading, PA A Penny Darling BlogDate Night in My Hometown Happy Monday, Penny Darlings! So let me tell you something absolutely ADORABLE that Preston and I did this past weekend! We wanted to do something special during the birthday week activities and I also wanted to have a chance to visit my family! So, we had a date night ‘day’ in my hometown of Reading, Pennsylvania! Yes, Reading, like the Reading Railroad on the Monopoly board. And it’s pronounced Red-ding, not Reed-ing. So if all of your life you were convinced that it was the ‘Reeding Railroad’ – I am happy to blow your mind! Ha! https://www.visitpaamericana.com/dining/date-night-hometown-reading-pa/
Fly Fishing in Berks County, Pennsylvania Middle age seemed like a good time to be trying something totally new, like fly-fishing. I was one of the millions who saw the film, “A River Runs Through It” and came away with the feeling, “I’d like to try that,” but got busy raising kids and put my desire on hold until I felt it was time to do something for myself. I had a few other lessons but because my teachers did a lot for me, like tying my knots, I was still left feeling like I couldn’t fish without a babysitter. I decided to schedule my own private lesson with an instructor from a local shop, Tulpehocken Creek Outfitters (TCO). https://www.visitpaamericana.com/experiences/fly-fishing-berks-county-pa/
Folino Estate Winery in Berks County, PA There’s no chance of missing Folino Estate Vineyard & Winery. Its bold 17,000-square-foot Tuscan style fieldstone villa dominates the hillside along Old Route 22 north of Kutztown, standing out among the neighboring barns and farmsteads in Greenwich Township. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/dining/folino-estate-winery-berks-county/
Kites, Fiddles, and Beer this weekend in Berks County What do kites, fiddles, and beer have in common? All three play a starring role in an event this weekend in Berks County. For those who love flying kites, can’t resist tapping their feet to the lively sounds of the fiddle, or relish sampling new foods and craft beers, Pennsylvania’s Americana Region is the place to be this final weekend of April. While visiting our region, you’ll find plenty of other ways to spend your time. You might even try something entirely new. We’ve listed a few activities below; just enough to help get you start with your weekend plans. Plan to head our way soon. Great Stuff Happens Here! https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/kites-fiddles-beer-weekend/
Visiting the Historic Covered Bridges of Berks County, Pennsylvania By Jim Cheney Berks County, Pennsylvania, is home to five of the most scenic covered bridges remaining in Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Several of the bridges also have a look to them that’s rare among other PA covered bridges, making these great ones to visit even if you have seen many of the state’s other bridges. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/covered-bridges-berks-county-pa/
Sheep shearing & more this weekend in Berks County, PA Have you ever watched a sheep get shorn? Here’s your chance. It’s just one of the many things to do this weekend in Pennsylvania’s Americana Region. We’ve put together a few of the many activities available to you across Berks County. The options are varied, fun, and interesting and it’s just the tip of the iceberg. VisitPaAmericana.com is your source for events happening across our region all year long. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/sheep-shearing-weekend-berks-pa/
Hiking the Pinnacle in Berks County, Pennsylvania To imagine how the Appalachian Mountains were formed in Pennsylvania, take a stretched-out blanket and bunch it into long narrow folds. On the earth, these are steep-sided linear ridges separated by narrow valleys. One ridge, in particular, seems to go on forever, so the Lenni Lenape tribe of Delaware named it Kittatinny, meaning “endless.” In the central part of the state (and the northern end of Berks County), the Kittatinny Ridge makes a crazy jog…jutting itself abruptly into the valley’s fertile farmland before doubling back to continue its northeast track towards the Delaware Water Gap. The result is the Pinnacle…the only point where the ridge strays from its straight linear course. The Pinnacle dominates the landscape. It has an unmistakable presence. It offers the most spectacular view on the Appalachian Trail AT in PA, (50 miles under ideal conditions), and it is my power spot. I go there when I begin to feel disconnected when my life feels too crowded. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/experiences/hiking-pinnacle-berks-county/
Berks Jazz Fest this Weekend in Berks County, PA Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest returns to Berks County on Friday, April 6th, offering ten soulful days of free and ticketed concerts across Berks County. As if a huge selection of musical events to attend wasn’t enough to keep one occupied, the Reading Fightin Phils open their 2018 season with a homestand at FirstEnegy Stadium. And there’s more, you’ll find things to do inside and outside, with your kids, and without them. We’ve listed just some of the great weekend happenings you can enjoy. What activities appeal to you? Gather your friends and family, and get going to a wonderful time in PA’s Americana Region. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/entertainment/jazz-festival-berks-county/
Have a hoppingly good time this Easter weekend in Berks County, Pennsylvania. With the promise of warmer weather, it’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the gamut of local holiday celebrations. As expected, Easter activities are plentiful and range from traditional to historic to the eco-friendly fun. Here’s a smattering of things to do this weekend. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/easter-weekend-hopping-berks-county-pa/
Growing a little hungry from the fresh air, we set out for Reading and a place we’ve been eager to try for some time, Jimmie Kramer’s Peanut Bar and Restaurant, a Berks County Prohibition-era institution and a fixture on Penn Street since 1933. As the door swung open, peanut shells and peanut skins piled up at the end of the bar swirled in the draft, like powdery snow. Out charming server led us to our table, asking us to watch out for the slight elevation change between the bar and dining area. My feet eased across the smooth floors with the peanut residue providing for an easy, sliding gait and a delightful crunching sound all the way to our table with red-checkered tablecloth and candle. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/dining/peanut-bar-berks-county-pennsylvania/
Reading Public Museum, which has been welcoming visitors since 1913, was part of our itinerary on a recent, unseasonably mild, Saturday, and the sense of anticipation mounted as soon as we turned into the parklike grounds surrounding the complex. https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/reading-public-museum-berks-county-pa/
The weary plodding of mules’ hooves carved out the dirt trail that slips away beneath my feet…thousands of trips back and forth, pulling the canal boats that floated the Union Canal. It once ran nearly 80 miles from Reading on the Schuylkill River to Middletown on the Susquehanna River. It connected the Schuylkill Navigation Canal to the Susquehanna Canal and was known as “The Golden Link.” https://www.visitpaamericana.com/americana/union-canal-berks-county-pennsylvania/
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Berks County, PA Saturday, March 17th is St. Patrick’s Day. Always a day of fun, celebrants of the day tend to follow a few unspoken rules: wear green, listen to Celtic music, feast on corn beef & cabbage, and enjoy a wee drink or two. You’re sure to find St. Patrick’s Day events across Berks County, so don your green and get going. If you’re looking for a place to start, we pulled a few ideas from Pennsylvania’s Americana Region’s Calendar of Events to help with your St. Patrick’s Day fun. Have fun! https://www.visitpaamericana.com/holidays/celebrate-st-patricks-day-berks-county-pa/
Take a ride on the beautiful Colebrookdale Railroad in Boyertown, PA. Watch the video and then book your ride.