This weekend in State College, PA

The Penn State Summer Jam (Nationals North) is a two-day youth basketball tournament hosted on the Penn State University campus in State College. Boys and girls teams are welcome, with a 3-game guarantee and games played under one roof at the Nittany Valley Sports Centre. Teams can expect pool-to-bracket play, trainer support on-site, clock management, and awards for top finishers.

The Keystone performs a live concert at the Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Fair.

Conner Gilbert returns to J.L. Farm and Cidery, 814 Cider Works in State College for a live acoustic set. This appearance features his music performed in an unplugged format at the cidery.

Maytag Virgin is a stage production by Audrey Cefaly presented by The Next Stage Theatre Company. Directed by Jason Zanitsch and featuring Elizabeth Baptista and Mike Waldhier, the story follows two complex people as they face loss and fear, with a romantic comedy twist. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM.

Pure Cane Sugar Band returns to Zeno's Pub for a performance that brings back the good old days.

A friendly line dancing class takes place at the State College YMCA. Participants can look forward to snacks during the session.

Certified Sound Healer and energy wellness practitioner Laura Sarge leads a calming sound bath designed to center the mind and support deep restoration. This guided meditation and relaxation practice engages the parasympathetic response, easing stress and encouraging chakra balance. The experience blends crystal singing bowls with other sound-healing instruments, soft lighting, and gentle aromatherapy to create a hands-off, immersive environment that invites vibrational healing. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and participants should be prepared to sit or lie on the floor. This offering is not advised for individuals with larger metal implants. Laura brings nearly a decade of work with sound vibration, Reiki, and herbalism, inspired by her pursuit of holistic care for her family. She is also a librarian who enjoys lifelong learning, research, cozy cardigans, cats, and tea.

Coal Aly makes its debut at Axemann Brewery in an event that supports Out of the Cold Centre County. Admission is by donation, and a portion of food and beverage sales will benefit the organization, a grassroots effort that serves community members experiencing homelessness by providing shelter, food, and support services during the transition to permanent housing.