It’s atmospheric out, in a Twin Peaks kind of way. We’d rather have endless sun in town rather than the rather blustery weather described in the currentĀ forecast. But don’t let the weather stop you from coming to town – there will be plenty to do. If you’re modestly adventurous, it’s the perfect day for you. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Fall foliage jim thorpe’
Fall Foliage: What’s a Little Rain?
Posted in Community, Events, Festivals, Music and Entertainment, tagged Fall foliage jim thorpe, Jim Thorpe PA, jim thorpe weather on October 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Final Details for Fall Foliage Weekend I
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Fall foliage jim thorpe, Jim Thorpe PA on October 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Vendor spaces have been chalked off, final details on the free music up and down Broadway have been worked out, and even the new Jim Thorpe T-shirts have been delivered. We’re ready for the first Fall Foliage Weekend. There’s a lot going on, come early, stay awhile and just relax. That’s the whole object of [...]
Fall Foliage Weekends 2009 Information and Map Updated
Posted in Events, Festivals, tagged Fall foliage jim thorpe, Fall Foliage Weekends, Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage, Jim Thorpe PA on September 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
If you’re interested in visiting Jim Thorpe during one of the Fall Foliage Weekends (10/10-11, 10/17-18, 10/24-25) then be sure to visit our detailedĀ information pages, which have been updated considerably since they were first posted. You can print venue maps, view music schedules and vendor lists here. On a general note, we recommend that you [...]
Fall Foliage Weekends 2009
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged events jim thorpe, Fall foliage jim thorpe, jim thorpe, Jim Thorpe PA, things to do jim thorpe on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We’re hard at work organizing Fall Foliage Weekends 2009. Last year we expanded the format to three weekends and added free music at four different venues up and down Broadway, all within a short walk of each other. We revamped the setup of vendors, crafters, artists and added a smaller mini-venue in front of the Opera House