Posts Tagged ‘park’
Flight 93 Dedication and Commemoration
Published Thursday, September 8th, 2011
On September 11 of each year, the eyes of the nation and world look to our region with thoughts of honor and patriotism. As we mark the 10th anniversary of the 2001 attack on America, the memorial at the Flight 93 crash site in Shanksville, PA will host a series of events to honor the passengers and crew that gave their lives protecting our country, including a dedication of the permanent memorial and a 10th Anniversary Commemoration.
Sandyvale Dog Park
Published Monday, August 22nd, 2011
Attention all dog owners–look no further for a great place to take your favorite four-legged furry friend. Recently opened to the public, the Sandyvale Dog Park is a fenced-in retreat for dogs.
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Sled Riding at Stackhouse Park
Published Friday, January 28th, 2011
What better way to spend a snowy Saturday in Johnstown than enjoying a timeless winter activity like sledding? Nothing beats the thrill of racing down a steep hill as you feel the wind on your face. If you need a cure to your winter blues, grab your sled and head to Stackhouse Park for an afternoon of fun.
Johnstown Area Skate Parks
Published Thursday, June 24th, 2010
Recreation opportunities abound in the Johnstown PA area. Hiking, biking, running and kayaking are some of the most popular activities our residents and guests can often be witnessed enjoying. For many of our younger citizens, the activity of choice is skateboarding and BMX riding. The greater Johnstown region happily boasts two skate parks—one in Johnstown’s West End; the other at Windber Recreation Park—that were created to meet the specific needs of these athletes.
Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company presents “The Merry Wives of Windsor”
Published Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Photograph courtesy of Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company
The tradition of live Shakespeare performances in the outdoor setting of Johnstown’s Stackhouse Park continues with the Band of Brothers Shakespeare Company’s presentation of “The Merry Wives of Windsor”.
The comedic play features the conniving (and legendary Shakespearean character) Sir John Falstaff as a man determined to woo (and subsequently swindle) two wealthy married women. Hilarity ensues when the mistresses discover Falstaff’s intentions and decide to entertain themselves with a bit of revenge.
