The best things to do in Danville

When your guest list outgrows the backyard, Fountain Springs Country Inn is the local event venue that keeps things easy and close to home. Think weddings, anniversaries, reunions, or that big banquet you keep putting off... polished spaces, hometown vibe, and none of the highway hassle.

From the Ashland newsletter, October 22, 2026

If your crew's outgrown the backyard, The Barn gives you 85 acres of rolling hills in the mountains of Ashland, Pennsylvania and a classic, photo-ready barn to match. Low-key family bash or milestone celebration, it’s a scenic blank canvas that keeps the focus on your people.

From the Ashland newsletter, October 14, 2026

When you need a quick reset close to home, Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine & Steam Train takes you into Anthracite's longest operating mine tour, then up the mountainside behind a chuffing steam loco. Equal parts local pride and legit wow, it’s a solid Saturday without leaving town.

From the Ashland newsletter, October 17, 2026

Susquehanna Valley Country Club is a semi-private spot where the public can book championship golf, then stick around for the 1919 Restaurant/Pub and Live Music Thursday Nights, all set against those central PA rolling hills that make a double bogey feel surprisingly zen.

From the Selinsgrove newsletter, October 14, 2026

Point Drive-In keeps the old-school movie night alive with space to park, snacks to solve sudden popcorn cravings, and a rotating mix of films. When the couch feels stale, this is the easy local fix for screen time that actually feels like a night out.

From the Northumberland newsletter, October 10, 2026

Family owned and set amid Susquehanna Valley hills, Wynding Brook Golf Club offers public play on a well-kept course plus a friendly pro shop, bar and restaurant. They’re also clutch for outings and banquets, with a staff that actually helps you pull off that fundraiser, seminar, or wedding.

From the Milton newsletter, October 6, 2026

If you want rustic warmth without skimping on polish, Gladiolus Events brings scenic West Milton views, flexible indoor and outdoor spaces, and wedding packages from Simply Us to The Grand Affair. Bonus points for the on-site farmhouse lodging and a stylish cigar bar hangout.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 10, 2026

Pennsylvania Elite Cheerlead gets local athletes flipping, tumbling, and actually loving teamwork with flexible drop-in classes, open gyms, and All Star options for every commitment level.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 5, 2026

Between the Industrial-Chic and Rustic-Elegance spaces, AEREA at The Shoe Factory gives Milton events serious character with exposed brick, crystal chandeliers, and factory history baked in.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 8, 2026

Selinsgrove SD Disc Golf Course spreads 18 permanent baskets across the school campus with a flat, wide-open feel that’s kind to newer arms and quick local rounds. Expect Mach V targets, natural tees, sparse foliage, and mostly short holes (eleven under 300 feet) with minimal OB to chase birdies.

From the Sunbury newsletter, October 4, 2026

If you want a backyard-feeling wedding without the backyard cleanup, The Cypress House is a historic 1835 estate on 24 acres along the Susquehanna with a 360-degree boxwood ceremony garden and elegant tented receptions. Three sisters run florals, design, and coordination in-house, so everything actually matches.

From the Milton newsletter, October 3, 2026

Whether you’re chasing a relaxed twilight round or plotting a company scramble, Turbot Hills Golf Club is family owned, open to the public, and set in the Susquehanna Valley with a pro shop, bar and restaurant. Outings and banquets are a specialty if you need an excuse to celebrate.

From the Milton newsletter, October 2, 2026

When you want to trade the sofa for some actual holds, Boulder and Bubbles LLC helps Milton folks get on the walls and level up, plus they double as Central PA's scuba HQ with courses from beginner to expert, gear service and fills, and group trips when you're ready for bigger adventures.

From the Milton newsletter, September 30, 2026

Berwick Golf Club pairs a championship 18 and a century of pure private golf with those silky, impeccably kept greens, plus a legit food scene, then keeps the community buzzing with Thursday Night League, GAP matches, Coal Scuttle and member-guest tournaments.

From the Hazleton newsletter, October 1, 2026

When the week needs a little glow-up, Imperial Lanes pulls out the classics with hourly bowling and rock n' bowl that actually gets the whole crew moving. Call your friends, reserve a lane, and pretend that last gutter ball absolutely did not happen.

From the Milton newsletter, September 29, 2026

Campus Theatre keeps the single-screen art deco magic alive with a mix of first-run hits, deep-cut classics, and quirky series like Science on Screen. Watch for occasional BYOB screenings and community events, then brag that your town’s cinema has better taste than most.

From the Mifflinburg newsletter, October 24, 2026

Outta Boundz in Bloomsburg brings HyperBowling with interactive bumpers, dynamic lighting, and game modes that make even gutter-avoiders feel like ringers, plus a multi-level laser tag arena and a modern arcade.

From the Bloomsburg newsletter, September 28, 2026

Birchwood Venue is a newly renovated 4,000-square-foot black barn in the heart of Milton, PA that blends rustic charm with modern touches, from hardwood floors and dandelion chandeliers to a handcrafted outdoor arch, wooden benches, and a newly built deck and lower-level patio perfect for mingling and cocktails.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 13, 2026

Gym Starz Gymnastics has been coaching Northumberland County for over 40 years, with head coach Angie Heckman leading classes in a 12,300-square-foot facility that keeps skills growing and kids grinning.

From the Selinsgrove newsletter, October 20, 2026

If your idea of a good day includes tight groups and shattered clays, Norry Gun Club is the members-only home base for rifle, pistol, trap and skeet. Weekly matches keep things friendly but competitive, with clear rules and a community vibe that makes practice actually fun.

From the Northumberland newsletter, September 26, 2026

Fizzy's Arcade is stuffed with iconic arcade cabinets, console stations, and an ever-growing pinball lineup, all wrapped in glorious 80s/90s nostalgia. Everything’s on free play, and there are pinball tournaments too, so bring your best flipper skills and chase that neighbor-beating high score.

From the Lewisburg newsletter, October 16, 2026

The Links at Hemlock Creek is an 18-hole track that actually welcomes everyone, from first-timers to seniors, and it shows in the friendly vibe. Public course with real membership perks, smooth conditions, and Craft Catering on site for outings or events... plus they’ll set up your tourney, start to finish.

From the Danville newsletter, October 19, 2026

Whether you're sneaking in a quick nine or settling into a full round, Bucknell Golf Club delivers well-groomed greens, scenic views, and a layout that tests every skill level. It’s ranked #4 College Golf Course in the Country and #9 Public Golf Course in PA, with US Open qualifying pedigree that backs up the views.

From the Mifflinburg newsletter, October 12, 2026

Berwick Theater and Center for Community Arts keeps it fun with a mix of fresh releases, comfy community vibes, and the occasional cult-classic event with live shadow-cast antics. If you miss the communal gasp and post-film chatter, this is your go-to for a cozy night out.

From the Berwick newsletter, September 24, 2026

Sunny Hill Golf Course nails the local par 3 vibe with short holes, fast rounds, and a Toptracer-powered range that turns practice into a game. Ideal for after-work tune-ups or family swings, plus leagues and lessons with Golf Pro Ryan Felty if you want real polish.

From the Sunbury newsletter, September 26, 2026

Frosty Valley Resort pairs an award-winning 18-hole championship course with the classy American-style Iron Fork Restaurant and a recently renovated rustic barn for weddings and events. It’s the local move for a quick round, celebratory dinners, or a close-to-home reset in the on-site cottages.

From the Danville newsletter, October 14, 2026

Casual restaurant for burgers and cheesy fries, plus mini golf and a game arcade with a VR zone.