Community Calendar

Did you know that the way we build things changes over time? Did you know that houses have come as kits since as early as the 1830's? How old is your house, and what 'style' could it be?

Join us for a special edition of History is Fun, where we talk about the places we call home, and some of the famous houses in Erie county, from the oldest, the 'fanciest', the most common, and more. We will put together a small house, and see if we can copy one of the styles we talked about!

https://events.erielibrary.org/event/16732884

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of Scotland at PennWest Edinboro’s 32nd annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival, taking place on campus September 11th - 13th, 2026. This long-standing tradition honors Edinboro’s founders with a celebration of Celtic culture featuring world-class musicians, unique vendors, heavy athletic competitions, and authentic food. The weekend also hosts the prestigious National Scottish Fiddle Championship and the U.S. National Scottish Harp Championship, alongside highland dance performances, clan gatherings, and children's activities.

All festival events during the day are completely free and open to the community. The main festivities take place throughout Saturday, September 12, running from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. centered around the McComb Fieldhouse at the corner of Scot and Scotland roads, as well as the adjacent Pogue Student Center.
The weekend highlights conclude Saturday evening with the traditional Ceilidh dinner. The full event schedule, vendor directories, and additional details can be found at https://www.pennwest.edu/campuses/edinboro/highland-games/

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of Scotland at PennWest Edinboro’s 32nd annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival, taking place on campus September 11th - 13th, 2026. This long-standing tradition honors Edinboro’s founders with a celebration of Celtic culture featuring world-class musicians, unique vendors, heavy athletic competitions, and authentic food. The weekend also hosts the prestigious National Scottish Fiddle Championship and the U.S. National Scottish Harp Championship, alongside highland dance performances, clan gatherings, and children's activities.

All festival events during the day are completely free and open to the community. The main festivities take place throughout Saturday, September 12, running from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. centered around the McComb Fieldhouse at the corner of Scot and Scotland roads, as well as the adjacent Pogue Student Center.
The weekend highlights conclude Saturday evening with the traditional Ceilidh dinner. The full event schedule, vendor directories, and additional details can be found at https://www.pennwest.edu/campuses/edinboro/highland-games/