The best arts & culture spots in Huntingdon

3 arts & culture spots we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Hartslog Heritage Museum

Arts & Culture

Just down the road, Hartslog Heritage Museum packs 4,000 plus artifacts into the old Alexandria library’s second floor, from a country…

311 Main St (Alexandria)

“Just down the road, Hartslog Heritage Museum packs 4,000 plus artifacts into the old Alexandria library’s second floor, from a country store setup to blacksmith and watchmaker tools. Keep an eye out for Hartslog Day in October, a harvesty mix of crafts, kids’ activities and very snackable food.”

From the Tyrone newsletter, October 3, 2026

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Juniata College Museum of Art

Arts & Culture

Set inside a 1907 Beaux-Arts brick gem on campus, Juniata College Museum of Art punches above its weight with thoughtful exhibitions and a…

1700 Moore St

“Set inside a 1907 Beaux-Arts brick gem on campus, Juniata College Museum of Art punches above its weight with thoughtful exhibitions and a collection that actually makes you think. Perfect for a quick inspiration break between errands or a low-key date that still feels cultured.”

From the Huntingdon newsletter, October 3, 2026

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Huntingdon County Historical Society

Arts & Culture

Huntingdon County Historical Society is the spot for digging into local stories, from the McMurtrie House museum to an archive stacked with…

106 4th St

“Huntingdon County Historical Society is the spot for digging into local stories, from the McMurtrie House museum to an archive stacked with photos, maps, and genealogy gold. Whether you’re tracing a surname or just curious, their exhibits, programs, and publications make our past feel neighborly and close.”

From the Huntingdon newsletter, September 29, 2026

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