2017 Butler County PA Official Visitors Guide by Visit Butler County

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Butler County Commissioners, left to right: Leslie Osche, Kevin Boozel and Kim Geyer

Greetings from the Butler County Commissioners! We are honored to roll out the red carpet and welcome you to Butler County! We are certain you will experience top-notch service and a warm sense of community here in our home. Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, or are a resident seeking new and exciting adventures in your own backyard, we are confident you will find something to excite you in this guide. Butler County is one of the fastest growing business and residential areas in the region and is home to both a top-ranked university and Pennsylvaniaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s #1 rated community college. Our regional airport is host to more landings than any airport in the region except Pittsburgh International. We strive for excellence. That is why you will find service customized to the business traveler along with natural and diverse recreation, culture, food and entertainment to suit your fancy. Our many quaint small towns look forward to hosting you in one of their bed and breakfasts, homegrown restaurants and breweries, or many unique shops where you will find everything from arts and antiques, handcrafted items, clothing, jewelry and gifts to sporting goods. We know that many of you may be traveling with sports teams as Butler County is the most up-and-coming hub for sports with our new worldclass UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex, practice home to the Pittsburgh Penguins with 185,000 square feet dedicated to treating, training, and inspiring athletes at every level. We also offer first-class facilities that play host to soccer, baseball and other sports tournaments and events. Racecar and motocross enthusiasts will enjoy Lernerville Speedway, and Butler County is home to the Bantam jeep and one of the largest Jeep festivals in the country! For those who like a more urban setting, Cranberry Township and the City of Butler offer a wide array of shops, restaurants, entertainment and nightlife, including live theater and our own Butler County Symphony. And of course in just a short convenient drive, you can be in the exciting metropolis of Pittsburgh. We are proud to call Butler County home and to be your host. We are proud of our tourism agency that goes above and beyond to create one of the most welcoming, accommodating and event-filled areas in the country. Both the Commissioners and the Tourism Bureau stand ready to assist you in ways that will make your experience here in Butler County just plain awesome!

Moraine State Park dazzles during Autumn with brilliant shades of red, orange and yellow. The view from Lake Arthur is simply spectacular!

Contents

Horse-drawn wagon rides are just one of the many family-friendly activities at Winterfest!

Welcome ........................................................................................................... 3 About the Cover ............................................................................................. 6 Butler County Sports Commission . .......................................................... 8 Annual Events ............................................................................................... 10 Butler County A to Z .....................................................................................12 Artisan Trail .................................................................................................. 14 Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New? ..................................................................................................15 Feature Story: Little Towns .......................................................................16 Butler Itinerary..........................................................................................17 Slippery Rock Itinerary..........................................................................20 Retro Itinerary ..........................................................................................21 What is it About the Horse? . ....................................................................22 Washingtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Trail 1753 . ...........................................................................23 Great Outdoors.............................................................................................24 Outdoor Activities Chart ...........................................................................26 Moraine State Park Map . ..........................................................................28 Membership Directory ..............................................................................30 Accommodations Comparison Chart . ....................................................31 Dining Comparison Chart . .......................................................................36 Family Fun Discount Card . ....................................................................... 53 Butler-Freeport Community Trail Map ......................................gatefold Butler County Map ...........................................................................gatefold

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Board of Directors Chair.................................................................................................................................... Vicki Hinterberger Vice Chair...................................................................................................................................Roxann Booser Treasurer......................................................................................................................................... Paul Lueken Secretary...................................................................................................................................... Dr. Steve Catt Board Members................................. Andrew Allen, Fred Caesar, Scott Choura, Clayton Findon .......................................................................... Bill Landefeld, Nancy MacFarlane, Veronica Minke .............................................................................................Zachary Shumaker, Ed Tanski, Wil Taylor

Staff President...........................................................................................................................................Jack Cohen Director of Tourism Development.............................................................................................. Amy Pack Sales Manager.....................................................................................................................Jackie Antonucci Director of Membership Recruitment & Development...............................................Debbie Crum Sales Administrative Assistant................................................................................... Michelle Wolensky Marketing & Media Manager.............................................................................................Paula J. Slomer Communications & Marketing Coordinator.......................................................................Sara DiBello Web Designer & Developer...................................................................................................Ryan Morgan Office Manager.............................................................................................................................Leigh Baxter Administrative Assistant..............................................................................................................Teri Getsay Public Relations............................................................................................................................ KROL Media Brochure Distribution................................................................................................... Joseph P. McMurry

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S U C C O P T H E AT E R 2016-2017 Performing Arts Events Performing Artists Mini-Series Teresa Walters – Friday, February 10, 2017 at 8:00 PM Presidio Brass – Friday, March 31, 2017 at 8:00 PM Grand Romanza – Friday, April 21, 2017 at 8:00 PM

Local Artists Mini-Series Cloud Chamber – Sunday, January 29, 2017 at 2:00 PM The Tornado Big Band – Sunday, March 12, 2017 at 2:00 PM An Afternoon with Lindsay Fisher – Sunday, May 7 at 2:00 PM

Pittsburgh Philharmonic Mini-Series Bringing it All Together! – Friday, March 24, 2017 at 8:00 PM Tchaikovsky – Friday, May 19, 2017 at 8:00 PM

For Tickets Call 724-284-8505 Toll-Free: 888-826-2829, ext. 8429 For information on upcoming concerts call 724-283-1402 or visit www.butlersymphony.org

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About the Cover Wondering why you should visit here? While theme parks, mountains, beaches and cities are awesome, it’s the unique moments and simple pleasures that you remember... the little things that make a getaway great.

t’s like stopping to smell the roses, but in vacation mode. Taking a selfie with an alpaca… seeing your child’s eyes light up as you approach carnival rides… holding your sweetheart’s hand while taking a sunset walk by the lake… that first sip of microbrewed beer. It’s the little things worth visiting for—the simple moments that make a big impression for years to come. On the cover, you’ll see little mementos of Butler County. There’s so much to do here, from uncovering history to dining on Asian food. We’ve got quirky attractions galore… like Stella, a goose that likes to walk brides down the aisle, and a giant green and purple ice cream cone. In the center of the cover, you’ll see our Keystone Society for Tourism award which was for “Festival of the Year,” the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival.

DECISIONS, DECISIONS… …We make event planning easy. Did you know that Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau has meeting and event planners on staff to help you plan your next event? Our professional planners will help you every step of the way when planning an event in Butler County. From selecting the perfect site to arranging hotel accommodations and more, we connect you with the community by bringing together all the partners you need to create a fantastic event! We specialize in meetings, sporting events, weddings and festivals. With an incredible location, we are only five hours from half of the U.S. population! We offer our event attendees over 2,000 hotel rooms and hundreds of restaurants and shops.

Other tiny treasures represent golfing, camping and shopping, to name a few. Nearly a dozen golf courses are available for everyone from beginner to pro, including lessons and driving ranges. Our campgrounds offer diverse accommodations for outdoor enthusiasts. Sleep secluded under the stars, close to town, or go glamping. Shops range from friendly “mom and pop” shops to larger stores whose names you’ll instantly recognize. You’ll find everything from geodes to a new battery for your GPS. Although there’s not one major attraction, Butler County’s little things are a major attraction. There are some itineraries in this guide to get you started, but there’s plenty you could customize to your own interests. We encourage you to visit and make your own memories. Share your stories on Facebook and show us the tiny mementos that remind you of your trip. In Butler County, bigger isn’t always better. It’s the little things that make a getaway great!

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For more information, call the Tourism Bureau Sales Office at 866-856-8444.

Butler County, PA has been the destination for many regional, national and international sports competitions. The Butler County Sports Commission provides the dedication and level of service our sports event planners deserve. We offer first rate sports parks, stadiums, arenas and many versatile outdoor venues with the ability to customize your event to your specific needs. Other options include scenic trails, championship disc golf courses, raceways, archery ranges, bowling centers, equestrian facilities, professional ballparks and more! Here’s what we do at no cost to you!

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Site Selection Venue Coordination Accommodation Sourcing Transportation Coordination Vendor Relations Volunteer Recruitment Sponsorship Packet Assistance Marketing Expertise Community Support On-site Concierge Service (based on event size)

Thank you to our corporate members for their continuing support.

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Butler County Annual Events: 2017

March 3

17-28: Kaleidoscope Regional Arts Festival

4-6: Mars New Year <

5-6: Regatta at Lake Arthur

6: Western PA Ride for Kids

7-12: Butler Farm Show 15-19: North Washington VFD Rodeo > 23-27: American Veterans Traveling Tribute

May

3-6: Portersville Steam Show

August

11: Butler Carved in Ice 25: Cherry Pie Hike

September

7-9: Butler County Home Show 15: Celebrate Butler County Tourism

4: Winterfest at Moraine State Park

April

January

28: Butler County Wine Festival

February

TBD: Butler Chainsaw Carving Invitational

9-10: Tough Mudder 15-17: Evans City Oktoberfest

26-29: Outdoor Extravaganza

9-11: 7th annual Bantam JeepÂŽ Heritage Festival <

10: Harmonyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s SpringFest

16-18: Pittsburgh Parts-A-Rama

17-18: Antiques & Artisans Festival

July

June 30 - July 8: Big Butler Fair <

4: Zelienople 4th of July Celebration

8: Penn Twp. VFD Mega Cruise/Fly In

13-15: Cranberry Twp. Community Days

13-15: Horse Trading Days TBD: Celebrate the Bloom TBD: Saxonburg VFC Carnival

16: Slippery Rock Villagefest >

16-17: Antiques & Artisans Festival

24: Cruise-a-Palooza >

9: Go Green Festival

9-10: Saxonburg Festival of the Arts >

20-21: Portersville Steam Show Spring Gas-up >

June

NEW

1-4: Butler Italian Festival

30: Concordia Summer Festival

23: Butler Fall Festival

24: Alameda Septemberfest

* Events are subject to change. Please see www.VisitButlerCounty.com for the latest event listings.

October

7: Concordia Oktoberfest

7: Mars Applefest

7-8: Butler County Farm Tour >

7-8: Portersville Steam Show Fall Fling

14: Harmony’s Sleepy Hollow Festival

14-15: Zelie-Harmony Country Fall Fest TBD: Night of the Living Dead Festival

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November

11-12: Harmony Museum’s annual WeihnachtsMarkt (German Christmas Market)

$14 Adult - $12 advanced / $6 Children - $5 advanced / Under 3 years - Free

Discount tickets online buy now and save!

December

31: Silvester New Year’s Eve Celebration

Mid-November through early January: Shadrack’s Christmas Wonderland

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Butler County in Photos, from A to Z

Butler County is just 20 minutes north of Pittsburgh and has experiences to offer our visitors in every age group, interest and budget. How is that possible? Our county covers nearly 800 square miles. We have one of the largest state parks in Pennsylvania, Moraine State Park, with a 3,225-acre lake, and our county offers experiences for all seasons. We have everything from alpacas and family fun festivals to a martian spaceship. The saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” truly does apply when sharing all there is to see, do and love about Butler County. Here’s a glimpse of what the county has to offer from A to Z. Explore www.VisitButlerCounty.com/ AtoZ for the full list of things in store during your adventure!

C is for a Castle in Cranberry Township. Cranberry Community Park has a wonderful playground that features a castle to allow boys and girls to fulfill their dream of being a king or queen. Our parks boast many playgrounds for hours of fun.

A is for Agriculture and Alpacas! Alpacas are gentle animals that are very friendly, and children of all ages will love visiting our numerous alpaca farms. Be sure to include these adorable animals on your agenda when spending time in Butler County. Our agritourism directory on page 4 2 will provide you with the locations.

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J is for Jeep. Butler is the birthplace of the Jeep. Not only does the county offer playgrounds for kids, there is also one for adults at the annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival every June. The mud, rocks and obstacles are a blast on foot (during the mud run) and, of course, in a Jeep.

O is for October.

D is for Dog.

When experiencing all Butler County has to offer,don’t forget to include your canine friend. They’re welcome at our parks and on trails when controlled and leashed. For some extra exercise without the leash, visit the Rotary Dog Park located in Cranberry Community Park or the planned Jade Park atAlameda Park in Butler. For your overnight stay, our Accommodations Comparison Chart onpage 3 1 will assist with selecting a pet-f riendly location.

Some of the best family activities take place in autumn. With the Farm Tour, hay rides and scare farms, there is something for everyone throughout the entire month.

O Z is for Zelienople.

Known by the locals as “ Zelie,“this town was named after the founder’s daughter upon his arrival from Germanyin 1802. Main Street is lined with family-owned shops and restaurants, as well as the Z elienople Historical Society—a great stop in your itinerary to learn about this quaint small town. So, the next time you’re looking for something to do for the day, a weekend or a week, Butler County has the little things that make a getaway great. S ee the full alphabet at www.VisitButlerCo unty.com/AtoZ.

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It’s the Little Masterpieces that make a Getaway Great Whether you are a creator or an admirer, the Butler County Artisan Trail will provide you with a beautiful experience. The icons listed with each stop tell you whether you can sign up for a class, buy handmade art and/or browse a gallery.

Nicolette’s Tailor Shop & Specialty Gifts Not only a gift shop, Nicolette’s is also an art gallery and host to various creative classes!

The Glass Blowing Center

A true gem, The Glass Blowing Center is a bit off the beaten path but well worth the visit. Their showroom is filled with wonder, and you can even learn the art of glass blowing yourself!

Brushes and Barstools

Nothing to see here - just fun to be had at BYOB paint parties!

The Art Center

The Associated Artists of Butler County have it all - a gallery, shop and classes. The gallery has a new show every couple months, so there’s always something unique to see!

Christy Culp Pottery

Christy’s studio is open to the public during special events throughout the year, but her gorgeous dishes

are regularly available at Batch and Saxonburg Coffee Company, both on Main Street Saxonburg.

Little Foot Quilt Shoppe

Little Foot offers stunning fabrics, supplies and even classes. If you’ve ever been slightly curious about quilting, this is a must-see!

Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts

If you love color, then Bottlebrush is sure to please. Located in Historic Harmony’s oldest building, this gallery also features vintage Christmas items and a record shop. Classes and events are scheduled regularly.

Darn Yarn Needles and Thread (DYNT)

Fiber lovers beware —DYNT has a huge assortment of American-made yarns and supplies. It’s “nice and knotty”!

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Butler County Artisan Trail

BUY SEE

Appalachian Rock Shop & Jewelry

The Rock Shop is a fascinating store for all ages. The beauty and wonder of billions of years of natural history are at your fingertips. A variety of workshops are offered from metalsmithing to beading and wire wrapping.

Cranberry Artists Network

Join Cranberry Artists Network for a painting/drawing event or check out a gallery at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center.

Lombardi Art Studio

Located next to Mars High School, Lombardi Art Studio offers an array of classes, workshops and parties. Owner Peg also has a collection of her own masterpieces available for sale.

What’s New? * * *

Free ice cream and healthy food? Jason’s Deli in Cranberry Township features no artificial trans fats, MSG or high-fructose corn syrup and they have a 20-foot salad bar with 50+ ingredients!

* * * Ashley’s Country Blooms is a new business in downtown Saxonburg. They’re a full-service floral shop also offering some wonderful homemade products such as soaps, paintings, chocolates and home decor.

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LaCasa Mexican Restaurant in Butler offers upscale casual Mexican dining with authentic flavors at an affordable price. BYOB and don’t miss Taco Happy Hour!

* * * Bringing authentic Thai food to Cranberry Township, Avor Thai Restaurant will “curry” you away. The sticky rice with mango, Pad Thai and service have all received rave reviews so far.

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Butler SEPTEMBER 1 4 ItalianFestival ~

Two Fraus Bakery

is run by two German Butler Italian Festival Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield friends with a love of baking. They recently neighborhood is well known for its Little Italy Days. opened a storefront in This year, Butler will also host this beloved ethnic The Center of Harmony, festival over Labor Day weekend. This free fourallowing them to offer day event will include up to 180 vendors and food their amazing products merchants as well as entertainment and fun for the created from natural whole family. Mangia! Two new hotels are opening in early 2017. TownePlace Suites and WoodSpring Suites Signature, both in Cranberry Township, offer extended stays with space for working, sleeping and relaxing to make you feel at home. The Mennonite

Meetinghouse and Cemetery in Harmony were

recently placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Mennonites were the “second founders” of the area. Their worship services ceased in 1902.

For family fun no matter the weather, The Lightning Bug in Mars is just the place. The business name was chosen by the owners after watching their children delightfully collecting lightning bugs during their visits to the region. This facility is both a restaurant and family fun center with laser tag, miniature glow golf, indoor bumper cars, a large arcade and a free indoor playground.

Valencia Sports Park has a driving range that is always open. The outside ball dispenser accepts credit cards so you can golf anytime! Future attractions include indoor sports training, baseball fields, batting cages and a mini golf course! There is a new mountain biking trail in Butler County! Alameda Singletrack consists of several loops at Alameda Park in Butler. Brand new to the Butler Commons Walmart, Starr Hill Winery features standard dry, sweet and fruit flavors, as well as their own specialties like Bubbling Bog and Margarita Madness!

and organic ingredients. Just a doorway away,

Saxonburg Coffee Company opened up a

ownership and an ever-soslight location change.

At Medley of Shoppes in Sarver, you will find a wonderful array of country, primitive and antique home decor, along with a selection of wines.

Wunderbar Coffee second shop in downtown and Crepes is under new Butler.

Also in new locations,

Nicolette’s Tailor Shop & Specialty Gifts expanded into an 1830’s red brick house in Portersville, and

Pinehall at Eisler Farms offers a breathtaking rural setting for a wedding, party, shower or any special celebration. The barn and excellent staff will assure your special day, whatever the occasion, is exactly what you dreamed.

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It’s the Little Towns that make a Getaway Great! When you’re mostly rural, even your county seat is a small town. Ours is Butler, and this small town is unexpectedly significant. Do you know Amelia Earhart’s Little Red Bus? Well, she received her instrument training here and had long-range fuel tanks installed before her journey across the Atlantic. Butler has a rich history shaped by immigrants and industries. The city was named for General Richard Butler, a Revolutionary War military leader. A mix of history, arts and community events make our county seat charming.

Butler

Since its founding in 1800, there have been two major immigration waves. Early settlers were German, Scots-Irish and English seeking peace, religious freedom and land. In 1887, Butler emerged in the global flat glass industry bringing in workers from Belgium, France, Germany and England. The next industry to boom in Butler was the manufacturing of the first ever, all-steel railcars by the Standard Steel Car Company, founded by John Hansen and “Diamond” Jim Brady. Many eastern Europeans came to work in Butler during this second wave to build a brighter future for their families. Butler’s community grew up around Standard Steel Car (SSC), which became one of the largest builders of steel cars in the U.S. The imprint it had was seen in the many domed churches of Lyndora and the company housing that lined Hansen Avenue. In 1930, SSC merged with Pullman Co. to create the great Pullman-Standard that employed thousands of Butler residents until its closing in 1982. The community remains enriched by the culture and heritage of the immigrants once employed by these industries. Butler also has an interesting automotive history and is known ‘round the world as the

birthplace of the Jeep. Six automobiles got their start in Butler: the Huselton, Standard, Russell Sherman, American Austin, American Bantam and the Bantam BRC, or Jeep. In 1940, the U.S. Army asked 135 tractor and auto manufacturers to design a four-wheel drive, 40-horsepower, 1,200-pound reconnaissance car that could haul soldiers as well as heavy artillery. The challenge? The designer was expected to have a working prototype available for a test run within 49 days. Only two companies responded to the request, The American Bantam Car Company and Willys-Overland Motors of Toledo, Ohio. Bantam won the contract, and that’s where the Jeep began. Today, downtown Butler is undergoing a renaissance with a new hotel, parking garage, microbreweries and more. Come shop, dine, explore a museum or gallery, and attend a show to see for yourself why Butler is one of the very best small towns!

A Day in Downtown Butler Wake up, sleepyhead! You’ll surely sleep well in downtown Butler’s brand new hotel, opening mid-2017.

Harmony Begin your adventure with a scenic walk. In July 2016, a group of Walldogs (international mural painters) created ten new works of art around downtown. Each beautifully highlights a different piece of our past, from the steel, oil and automotive industries to famous faces and places. Late May through early August, baseball fans can enjoy a Butler BlueSox game in historic Kelly Automotive Park (formerly Pullman Park) where greats such as Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Whitey Ford once played! After a 2008 revitalization, the ballpark is quite impressive. Tucked on a residential street, The Maridon Museum is truly big-city caliber. Discover ancient Asian art, including tiny and often hilarious sculptures called netsukes. These little figurines were used for tying a kimono sash. The one seen to the left is the Badger Priest. Those are some highlights, but central Butler County has golfing, museums, shopping, dining, beer, farming fun and tons of festivals. To make your trip even more memorable, check out pages 10 and 11 to plan your trip during an event.

You’ll discover a lot of incredible and sometimes quirky history in Harmony. This quaint village of old brick and log buildings is one of western Pennsylvania’s most historically important places and a National Historic Landmark District. The Harmony Museum, which interprets 250 years of rich history, has presentations that include George Washington’s 1753 mission, Harmonists, Mennonites, and the Ball Collection of outstanding sporting rifles by 19th century Harmony gunsmith Charles Flowers with a three-building tour. Harmony was founded in 1804 by the Harmony Society of German Lutheran Separatists who were seeking religious freedom. The Harmonists, who believed Christ’s return was imminent, adopted celibacy to remain spiritually pure, but also ensured the group’s eventual demise. “Father” George Rapp, founder of the commune, frequently looked down on his people from Rapp’s Seat. It can still be accessed today from Evergreen Mill Road and offers outstanding views, especially during autumn. After two hundred years, the society lives on through the historic architecture, landmarks, cemeteries and events that celebrate its heritage. Many buildings have been renovated or restored. Nine sites are operated by the Harmony Museum. Another belief of the Harmonists can be seen in their cemetery located just outside town—the Harmonists didn’t mark the graves of the more than 100 society members buried there, with one exception made for the grave of Rapp’s son. Try your luck opening the cemetery’s one-ton stone gate that revolves evenly on its center. You’ll find it’s easier than it sounds! Today, you can stroll through the museum’s WeihnachtsMarkt (German Christmas Market) and ring in the New Year during Silvester, on German time (6 p.m.) in remembrance of the founders’ heritage. An afternoon can be spent perusing art, antiques and other shops. Other highlights include great coffee, bakeries, and dining at the historic inn, which is said to be haunted. You’ll quickly discover that spending time in Harmony is simply harmonious. Silvester New Year’s Eve Celebration

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Saxonburg

Saxonburg, named for the German state of Saxony, began as a vision for a wholesome town offering a new life for German settlers. With distinctive architecture modeled after a German hamlet, it still retains much of its original character. In fact, Main Street was named to the National Register of Historic Places, and 32 of the town’s buildings are more than 100 years old! It was also designed so that the highest point of the town was the Saxonburg Memorial Presbyterian Church, which still stands as such today. John Roebling, one of the town’s founders, left his mark in not only Saxonburg, but New York City as well. He was the inventor of the wire cable used on the Brooklyn Bridge and also the designer of it, so while you meander through Roebling Park, take notice of the sizeable reminder of his impact on the town: a replica Brooklyn Bridge. Today, Main Street is lined with shops and businesses that share the same passion for preserving the town’s history. You don’t have to go far to sip a cup of coffee, enjoy a delicious meal, purchase fresh baked goods, or shop for unique items in historic buildings.

Cranberry Township

If bright lights, shops and restaurants sound exciting, then Cranberry Township is the place for you. Butler County’s most bustling town, Cranberry, is our gateway to Pittsburgh, located just 20 minutes north of the city via I-79. It is also a stop along the Pennsylvania Turnpike, providing easy access from Ohio and eastern PA. Although the township is more than 200 years old, it has grown immensely—more than double—since the 90s. Nearly 30,000 people call Cranberry home, and for good reason, as the quality of life is excellent. From community parks, quality programming, a top-notch golf course and endless things to do, Cranberry Township is a real win for residents and visitors alike. Cranberry has also been recognized as a great place to raise a family. The township even has a diversity network, encouraging and welcoming residents of all backgrounds.

Above: The Streets of Cranberry is just one of the endless places to shop and dine in Cranberry Township. Below: Though bustling, Cranberry offers many outlets for art and recreation like these chainsaw-carved sculptures in Graham Park.

In 2016, The Cranberry Miracle League Field was resurfaced. It is designed and engineered to give special needs children and adults the opportunity to play baseball. A new playground was also added, allowing kids of all ages and abilities to enjoy a fun day at the park. This year, plans are in place for a new recreational area at Graham Park which will include a community garden and sports courts for pickleball, tennis, basketball, bocce, shuffleboard, horseshoes and cornhole. See for yourself why Cranberry Township was included on Expedia’s list of 101 Most Comfortable Cities. Choose from more than a dozen hotels and spend the night close to Pittsburgh, without having to pay for parking!

Zelienople

Called “a modern place with old-fashioned grace,” Zelienople brings on the charm with its friendly small-town atmosphere. If you take a walk to admire the gorgeous homes, you’ll surely encounter at least one other person to offer a warm “hello.” A stroll down Main Street offers the opportunity for shopping, dining and quirky adventures. 18 2017 Official Visitors Guide / www.VisitButlerCounty.com / 866-856-8444

With a name like Zelienople, you might wonder what the first residents were thinking! The town was named for the

founder’s daughter, Zelie, and “nople” is the Greek word for town. Learn more about this history at the historical society’s Buhl and Passavant House museums. You can even see framed artwork made of real human hair! On Friday nights, The Strand Theater shows movies for only $5; some classics, some current flicks. This restored theater dates back to 1914 and was, at one point, used for

vaudeville! In addition to movies, you can catch top-notch live entertainment, including Broadway performers and more. You can find additional entertainment yearround with frequent holiday parades and special programming by the Community Park Association. This group currently has an initiative for a new pool and the plans look spectacular! Between this and other enhancements, the town is becoming even lovelier with age.

Evans City

When the land that became Evans City was settled in the 1800s, the residents would probably have never guessed that it would later gain notoriety from zombies—nor did they even know what zombies were! With hit shows like “The Walking Dead,” we sure do today. What zombie fans today may not know is that the craze started in Evans

City, the filming location for the 1968 cult classic Night of the Living Dead. Director George Romero returned to the town again in 1973 to film The Crazies, a film in which the town was blown up! Today Evans City proudly honors its past with wooden zombie silhouettes, and its nickname, “City of Black Gold,” referring to a 1915 oil boom. A large historical marker and plaques downtown, as well as a Living Dead museum and shop link Evans City to its film history. This tiny town is a main throughway between Butler and the western part of the county as its Main Street is Route 68. Despite its size, the town has several festivals, specialty shops, restaurants, a community park and a museum. It’s definitely worth a stop and not just a drive-through.

Mars

Yes, there really is life on Mars, and residents take full advantage of the fun opportunities their town’s name creates. A flying saucer is parked in the town square, offering an unusual photo opportunity for visitors. Alien sightings occur daily in storefront windows. Letters with a Mars, PA postmark are frequently mailed around the

A Tour of Slippery Rock Start your day about eight miles southeast of town. Playthings, Etc. claims to be “The World’s Coolest Toy Store,” and there’s plenty of evidence to support that. A, The stainless steel building looks like a stealth bomber. B, You are encouraged to play. C, The employees play too, which means you get to see some cool demos and experience

world from the local post office. In June 2015, Mars went all out, creating a new “annual” event to celebrate the planet Mars’ New Year. NASA will return this year for the second event since it takes Mars almost twice as long as Earth to orbit the sun. The town of Mars dates back to 1792 when the first settler arrived in the area. Mars

lighthearted customer service. And D, They carry a lot of toys… nostalgic, creative, scientific… something for everyone. Really. Weekends May through October, you can stop and tour The Old Stone House, which you’ll pass on your way to Slippery Rock. This 1822 [former] inn and stagecoach stop provides an interesting dose of history. As the rules state, “4 pence a night for bed, 6 pence with potluck, and no more than five to sleep in one bed.” Things were certainly different back in its heyday. Across the highway lies Pennsylvania’s only protected prairie at Jennings Environmental Education

flourished in its early years because it was located on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and on the Butler Short Line, the electric trolley route that linked Pittsburgh and Butler. Today, the historical society operates a museum, including a restored caboose and a scaleddown version of the Mars Shortline Railroad which you can ride for a donation.

Center with five miles of trail loops. In town, Slippery Rock University almost always has something going on from arts to sports, and it’s a pleasant place just to take a leisurely walk. The campus also has a hilly and lightly-wooded disc golf course which was part of the 2015 Professional Disc Golf Association World Championships. Speaking of walking, “A Walk Around the Rock” features sixteen numbered plaques along South Main Street. Keep an eye out to learn some nifty history of this quaint town. A brochure is available at srheritage.org. Right along Main Street, North Country Brewing Company is a must for dinner. Aside from creative brews and tasty eats, “the Brewery,” as locals like to call it, has an atmosphere like no other. The owner was a former geologist

and commissioned endless wood carvings. The Brewery also has a canning facility off of Route 108 which offers frequent tours and a “Yappy Hour” for dogs. A bit further on Route 108 you’ll find The Birdwatchers store. Chances are you’ve never been to a shop like this! They offer a surprising array of gifts and birding supplies, plus there is a large back window for birdwatching. Choose a designated driver and head to the hills for a nightcap. DR Distillery offers free tours and samples of their white gold corn whiskey and sweet trade rum handcrafted in the woods of western Pennsylvania. Fruity flavors are now available as well! After all of that, you should sleep well. The Fairfield Inn & Suites has a cozy bed, swimming pool and free breakfast with your name on it!

Slippery Rock

Those who live in Slippery Rock, permanently or as students, often get asked the question, “Is there anything to do here”? Also, “Is that a real place”? Yes and yes. If you think Slippery Rock is an odd name for a town, “Wechachochapohka,” is the Seneca word for the town. The names may be strange, but this quaint college town is big on charm. Slippery Rock is vibrant with college students—many seeking to become teachers, physical therapists and recreation professionals. With its convenient location along the Slippery Rock Creek and proximity to Moraine State Park, Jennings Environmental

Portersville

Education Center and the North Country Trail, Slippery Rock is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking, kayaking and geocaching are some popular activities. During the school year, SRU offers a topnotch performing arts series, as well as student performances, art galleries and sporting events. Taking a stroll down Main Street can also be quite delightful, with murals, sculptures, shaded seating, and one-of-a-kind small businesses. A volunteer organization called Slippery Rock in Bloom enhances the community, not only through beautification, but heritage preservation as well. In recent years, the town has really blossomed (pun intended)!

Another treasure near Slippery Rock is Moraine State Park in Portersville. See pages 24-29 for a map and all the outdoor information you could ask for. Portersville is a teeny town with some hidden gems like specialty shops and home cooking. Have pizza delivered to Moraine by Pizza Joe’s, or visit The Snowman, just five minutes from the park. This giant guy is a roadside attraction with delicious frozen treats, including 24 flavors of shave ice. Three times a year, the Portersville Steam Show offers unique delights such as homemade ice cream, a vintage village, a flea market and lots of steam-powered vehicles.

Retro Itinerary Traveling Back Through Time What comes to mind when you hear the following: bowling and keeping your own score, sitting and ordering a drink at the soda fountain, going to the local car cruise or watching a movie at the drive-in? If you said the 1950s or 60s, then you’re right! Plan a fun-packed day or weekend in Butler County around this exciting theme. Your adventure starts in Cranberry Township for brunch at Double Wide Grill. This is a unique restaurant located in a building that resembles a 1950s gas station. Make your way to Mars Lanes and bowl a few games on real wood! From the moment you step inside the door, you will feel like you’ve been transported back in time. In fact, it was used as a filming

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site for the movie Kingpin. This beautiful 10-lane alley offers the same experience it did 50 years ago. But, don’t worry, scorekeeping help is available if needed. After working up an appetite, head over to Cheeburger Cheeburger in Cranberry. This retro-inspired dining experience starts with music of the 50s and 60s, neon lights and vintage-style signs and posters. One of the best seats can be found at the soda fountain. Another choice is Quaker Steak & Lube which gives old muscle cars a permanent home as hanging decor. Butler County has many car cruises throughout the year. From the Rodfather’s CruiseA-Palooza, the Penn Township Volunteer Fire Department

Enjoy driving scenic back roads? The Butler County Barn Trail is a free drive-it-yourself tour through winding farmland, telling history of the county’s most interesting barns. Details at www.VisitButlerCounty.com/BarnTrail

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Mega Cruise and Fly-In, the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival Jeep Invasion, the Saxonburg Festival of the Arts and Evans City Oktoberfest, you won’t have to search long for a wonderful display of antique cars. Our online events calendar is a must-view resource for your planning. The Living Dead Museum on Main Street, Evans City includes props and memorabilia with an interactive presentation stemming from the 1968 Night of the Living Dead, filmed in the town. What would an old-school day be without antiques? Also on Main Street is Antiques Preferred of Evans City, and on Route 8 South in Valencia, you’ll find Wagon Wheel Antiques.

In Butler County, we’ve even got vintage candy! Baldinger’s Market on Route 19 outside Zelienople has rarities such as wax lips and Boston Baked Beans! Butler is the next location you’re not going to want to skip! Start by utilizing the newest parking garage on South McKean Street. Across the street, make sure you check out the stunning Diners and Drive-ins mural by Walldog artist Andrew Henry. Enjoy a brief walk to Main Street and visit Dr. Sous Chop Shop for eclectic sandwiches and burgers served in a brick-walled space decked in vintage gas station curios. Afterwards, pop a few doors down for an ice cream float from a restored soda fountain. As Butler’s oldest family-

owned business, Cumming’s definitely offers nostalgic charm. Wind down your Butler County experience by catching a movie at the Starlight Drive-In (formerly Pioneer Drive-In). This location, under new ownership in 2015, has been providing affordable family entertainment since 1958. Drive-ins provide a nostalgic alternative under the stars. With the large movie screens, snacks, a video/pinball arcade and a mini golf course, the drive-in provides affordable entertainment for the entire family. Where else can you experience so many pieces of such a fantastic era? Look no further than Butler County, PA!

What is it about the Horse? Horses are a perfect partner… long flowing hair, stamina, grace, hard working… what’s not to love? Even if you, like most people, don’t own your own horse, there are plenty of opportunities to bond with and observe these majestic creatures.

If you’re lucky and have your own horse, Moraine State Park has 20 miles of equestrian trails. Horses are also welcome along the Butler-Freeport Trail. If you want to ride a horse, you have several options. Bear Run Campground offers pony rides for a small fee. Private and group lessons are available through Glade Run Adventures in Zelienople and Lutherlyn Equestrian Center in Prospect. Glade Run has an equicizer, an indoor riding arena with a wheelchair accessible mounting ramp, an outdoor covered riding arena, and a number of walking/riding trails. Lutherlyn offers a bank barn and a 20-shed row-style barn with 10x10’ box stalls, a heated tack room, 85x150’ indoor sand arena, a stadium jumping field, and miles and miles of beautiful trails. Horse-drawn carriage rides and hayrides can be found in multiple locations including Peaceful Valley Campground and local festivals such as the Saxonburg Festival of the Arts and Winterfest. Other events are horse-centric like Horse Trading Days with its annual horse parade. Agricultural events including the Big Butler Fair, Butler Farm Show, North Washington Rodeo and the Butler County Farm Tour offer various activities to observe from barrel racing to bronc riding.

Last but not least, horses can even be found in art. Several of these photos were submissions to the Tourism Bureau’s quarterly photo contest. The center image is a gorgeous jade sculpture which can be viewed at The Maridon Museum in Butler. So what is it about the horse? So much!

Fun Facts Washington’s Trail 1753

n 1753, the imperial nations of France and Great Britain and the Native Americans all claimed control of the Ohio Country, the area encompassing present-day western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Acting on orders from Virginia Governor Robert Dinwiddie, twenty-one-year-old George Washington embarked upon a dangerous expedition north from Williamsburg to deliver a diplomatic message to the French ordering them to evacuate the region. Already the French had erected three forts to reinforce their claim to the area: Fort Presque Isle (Erie, PA), Fort LeBoeuf (Waterford, PA) and Fort Machault (Franklin, PA). During his journey to the French forts in the winter of 1753-1754, young Washington encountered many hazards. There were excessive rains and vast quantities of snow. He was nearly shot by an Indian guide and nearly drowned in the icy waters of the Allegheny River near presentday Pittsburgh. When Washington returned to Williamsburg in January 1754, he reported to the governor that the French intended to remain entrenched in the Ohio Country. This marked the beginning of the military struggle known as the French and Indian War. Blue road signs with Washington’s silhouette mark a commemorative trail throughout western Pennsylvania. (The trail is considered commemorative, as sections of the actual path are open to debate.)

Washington’s Trail, or Warshington’s Trail, as you might hear a lot of people in the Pittsburgh region say, is a commemorative driving trail that follows the path a young George Washington took on a mission to avert a war with the French in 1753. Washington had reddish hair and was

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Williamsburg, VA to Fort LeBoeuf today is about a 3-hour flight or 8-hour drive A cell phone tour is available

on the Brochures page of VisitButlerCounty.com

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During the annual Cherry Pie Hike, participants are guided by reenactors George Washington and Christopher Gist along the North Country Trail.

Relive Washington’s first military expedition with Butler County Tourism’s Washington’s Trail Brochure, which will guide you along the drive-it-yourself tour, offering interesting history about this mission. There are also plenty of historical and natural attractions along the way!

The Great Outdoors

Moraine State Park One piece of Butler County thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not so little is Moraine State Park. This 16,725acre natural treasure began thousands of years ago. When the glaciers retreated, they left behind the accumulated debris, which is called a moraine; also how the park got its name. In the late 1800s, wells were drilled (and later abandoned) to extract oil and gas from the land. In 1926, Dr. Frank Preston moved to Meridian from England. An amateur geologist and naturalist, Preston formed the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy to purchase land to recreate the glacial landscape and preserve open space. Four-hundred twenty-two gas and oil wells were plugged, deep mines were sealed, graded strip mines were back-filled, the soil was fertilized, and thousands of trees, shrubs, grasses and clovers were planted. Muddy Creek was dammed to create Lake Arthur. In 1970, the park was finally dedicated. Less than 50 years old, this gorgeous state park seems as if it has been there forever. Moraine attracts about two millions visitors each year. With its multitude of outdoor recreation options, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s easy to see why! So take some time to forget your troubles and enjoy the simple delights Mother Nature offers.

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Did You Know? The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset, all year ‘round. Park information, launch permits, cabin information and assistance can be obtained at the park office near the entrance to the South Shore. It is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., plus weekends during the summer. Didn’t pack a picnic? There are two concessions in the park serving a variety of hot and cold fast foods including beverages and desserts, open Memorial Day through Labor Day, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The first is at Lakeview Beach on the North Shore, about five miles from Route 422. The second is at Pleasant Valley Beach along Pleasant Valley Road on the South Shore, about one mile from Route 422 and a half mile from the park office. Memorial Day through Labor Day (and weekends after, weather permitting), you can rent motor boats, pontoon boats for up to 11 people, canoes, rowboats, paddleboats, kayaks (tandem or single) and stand up paddleboards at Crescent Bay Marina. The paved seven-mile bike trail is quite popular as it winds near the shoreline. Beware though—it is not a loop! If you need to rent a bike, no problem! On North Shore Drive, about 1 1/2 miles from Route 422, the bike rental is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends and holidays from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Interested in other activities but don’t have the necessary supplies? Fishing supplies and disc golf discs can both be borrowed with proper ID. One of the park’s top attractions is the Nautical Nature operated by Moraine Preservation Fund. This 37-passenger enclosed pontoon boat cruises late May through late October, operating on a regular schedule. Most cruises are on weekends, but there are special weekday dining cruises as well. In addition to the boat, Moraine Preservation Fund operates the Owlet Gift Shop and has completed several beneficial environmental projects such as Project BATitat and an Osprey Reintroduction Program.

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Geocaching Treasure Hunt Little Things - Literally! What is geocaching? “A realworld, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location.” (source: geocaching. com) Where are these caches? Everywhere! A brief look at Butler County on a geocaching map, and you’ll be stunned! Some highly-concentrated areas can be found along the ButlerFreeport Trail, and in State Game

Lands 95 where there’s actually 90-some caches which form the silhouette of a Jeep! They really are everywhere, though… in small towns, in Cranberry Township, and of course, in parks. How can you play? Make an account on geocaching.com which is as simple as logging in with your Facebook account. (You don’t have to have Facebook.) From there, check out the map. Decide which you want to find, grab your GPS device or a GPSenabled mobile phone and get

scouting! The cache itself could be a tupperware container or something much more elaborate. Inside, you’ll find little treasures and a log book. Help yourself to a treasure, but be sure to replenish it with one of your own. Sign the log, and then return it to its original location for the next treasure hunter to find. Chances are you’ll find happy meal toys and other such trinkets, but some have actually found gold and other valuables. There is also a geocoin trend. A geocoin is a

Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania (ASWP) is an environmental education and conservation engagement organization that serves a seven-county region surrounding Pittsburgh, but with a special focus in Butler County. In fact, two of our three locations in Western PA—Succop Nature Park (which is just south of the city on Route 8 on West Airport Road) and Todd Nature Reserve (in Buffalo Township near Sarver)—are found within the county.

So what are you waiting for? Go discover the little treasures hiding all across the land!

Joggers on the Butler-Freeport Trail. Learn more in the back of this book.

Audubon in Butler County By Chris Kubiak, Director of Education, ASWP

special coin created as a kind of signature item or calling card. Each Geocoin is assigned a unique tracking ID which allows them to travel from cache to cache or to be passed amongst friends, picking up stories along the way.

ASWP is currently in a multi-year Centennial Capital campaign that is looking to enhance Succop while building a new center near Todd, along the Butler-Freeport Trail. Once completed, Butler County will be one of only a couple other counties in the entire United States that has two Audubon Centers within its borders! Why do birds matter, and why should people, businesses, organizations, and government officials all work to protect the bird species and habitat found here in Butler County? Birds are arguably the most visible and measurable indicators of environmental health in our natural areas. The “canary in a coal mine” is as true now as it was during the early days of mining. Birds are often the first indicator that something is amiss in our environment, noting a change before it impacts humans. ASWP coordinates two bird-centric events and programs in the county—the South Butler

Christmas Bird Count (CBC) (held every year on the first Saturday in January) and the Master Birder Program. The South Butler CBC focuses on a geographic area spanning just south of Butler, west to Zelienople and Cranberry, and east to Saxonburg. This long-standing citizen science program helps take account of the health and diversity of bird species in this portion of the county and is free and open to the public. The Master Birder Program’s (modeled after the Master Gardeners) purpose is for every participant to emerge from the course with a lasting knowledge of and appreciation for birds, particularly the birds of western Pennsylvania. The class meets twelve times a year with twelve field outings (five of which are to Butler County birding hotspots), and participants must be able to identify local species both by ear and sight. So if you’re looking to get outdoors and bird or just appreciate the fantastic locations in which to enjoy our wide diversity of avian species, Butler County is the place to be!

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Directory - Where to Stay! Hotels Candlewood Suites Hotel 20036 Rt. 19, Oak Tree Place Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-8666 www.candlewoodsuites. com/cranberryPA Guests will find spacious studio and one-bedroom suites, each with their own fully-equipped kitchen, large work space, overstuffed recliner and complimentary high-speed internet. Comfort Inn & Suites 1 Comfort Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-7177 www.choicehotels.com Newly renovated. For business or a family getaway, this smoke-free hotel features an expanded hot breakfast, an indoor pool, exercise area and guest business center. Conley Resort 740 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7711 www.conleyresort.com Conley Resort features an 18hole golf course surrounding a 60-room motel, four meeting and banquet rooms, an indoor waterpark with two slides, and a restaurant. See our ad on page 07. Courtyard Pittsburgh North/ Cranberry Woods 150 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-1900 www.courtyardpittsburgh north.com The most modern of new hotels in Cranberry Township, Courtyard Pittsburgh North/ Cranberry Woods offers a brand new experience for savvy travelers. Days Inn Conference Center 139 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-6761 www.daysinn.com/hotels/ pennsylvania/butler/daysinn-butler-conferencecenter/hotel-overview Meeting space highlighting two elegant ballrooms with granite flooring, crystal chandeliers and uplighting. 140 sleeping rooms including efficiencies, free parking, continental breakfast and indoor pool.

Fairfield Inn & Suites Butler À 200 Fairfield Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-0009 www.fairfieldinn.com/Pitbt Come see why we are the top choice for hotel needs in Butler! Complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool/hot tub, Jacuzzi rooms and suites available, free high speed WiFi and our supreme customer service! Fairfield Inn & Suites Slippery Rock À 1000 University Pkwy. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-406-0535 www.fairfieldinn.com/pitrk Conveniently located near Slippery Rock University. This smoke-free hotel has spacious and contemporary guest rooms to work or relax in, with complimentary high-speed internet access.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Butler 203 N. Duffy Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-841-0103 www.hiexpress.com/butlerpa Come visit one of Butler County’s newest gem, The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Butler. Largest and most upto-date rooms in the county. See our ad on page 14. Holiday Inn Express Cranberry 20003 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-1000 www.hiepittsburgh.com A two-story hotel situated conveniently at the crossroads of I-76 and I-79. Within minutes of dozens of restaurants, shopping and entertainment options.

Hampton Inn 210 Executive Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-1000 www.HamptonInn PittsburghCranberry.com Deluxe breakfast bar, indoor pool, whirlpool, WiFi, fitness center, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, coffee maker and parking are included in our rate.

Home2 Suites Pittsburgh Cranberry 1401 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-3800 www.pittsburghcranberry. home2suites.com For a modern and savvy choice in travel, enjoy unexpected style, enhanced flexibility, expanded spaces and differentiated amenities, whether you’re staying days or months.

Hampton Inn - Butler 610 Butler Crossing Butler, PA 16001 724-431-2400 www.butler.hamptoninn.com Complimentary hot breakfast, indoor heated pool and state-of-the-art fitness center, business center, outdoor patio with barbecue grill and fire pit, on-site guest laundry, refrigerator and microwave, 42” TVs and high-speed WiFi. Now open! See our ad on page 13.

Hyatt Place Pittsburgh/ Cranberry 136 Emeryville Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-7900 www.pittsburghcranberry. place.hyatt.com Complimentary hot breakfast and WiFi. Café snacks and entrees available to purchase 24 hours a day in our Gallery Café along with Starbucks Coffee, beverages, beer, wine and spirits. Hotel shuttle available for five-mile radius.

Hilton Garden Inn Cranberry 2000 Garden View Ln. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-9999 www.hiltongardeninn cranberry.com Celebrating our fourth year in Cranberry Township, we are minutes from I-79 and the PA Turnpike. Our Garden Grill serves from 6 AM-10 PM; our bar is open from 4-11 PM. We offer complimentary parking and WiFi.

Pittsburgh Marriott North 100 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-3700 www.pittsburghmarriott north.com Butler County’s finest full-service hotel, with 295 luxurious guestrooms, restaurant/lounge, Starbucks outlet, indoor pool and fitness center, plus 14,000 square feet of event space.

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Quality Inn 30 St. Francis Way Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-0600 www.choicehotels.com/ pa766 Perfect for the business traveler – just minutes from Thorn Hill Industrial Park (offices of American Eagle Outfitters and Mitsubishi), Marconi, Traco and Butler Auto Auction. Red Roof Inn 20009 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-5670 www.redroof.com Guest rooms have residentialstyled accents that leisure travelers will find appealing. Business Kings feature a microwave, mini-refrigerator and spacious work area for the business traveler. Residence Inn by Marriott 1308 Freedom Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-1000 www.marriott.com/hotels/ travel/pitcr-residenceinn-pittsburgh-cranberrytownship Each suite offers a separate living/sleeping area and fullyequipped kitchen. We offer complimentary breakfast, indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, sport court and fitness center. TownePlace Suites by Marriott 2020 Cool Springs Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-7500 www.marriott.com/hotels/ travel/pitrr-towneplacesuites-pittsburgh-cranberrytownship TownPlace Suites Pittsburgh Cranberry Township is a unique extended stay hotel that features separate areas for working, relaxing and sleeping. Equipped with full kitchens. See our ad on page 08.

Bed & Breakfasts Applebutter Inn 666 Centreville Pike Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-1844 http://applebutterinnpa.com The 1844, eleven-room inn serves a full country breakfast. Each room has AC, cable TV, private bath and telephone. Decorated in period antiques.

Armstrong Farms Bed & Breakfast 155 Westminster Rd., P.O. Box 265 Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-2858 www.armstrongfarms.com Founded in 1816, Armstrong Farms is a host to weddings and corporate events, a supplier of landscape materials, and is an Angus and Shorthorn breeder in southern Butler County. See our ad on page 19. Heather Hill Inn 268 Rader School Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-538-5168 www.heatherhillinn.com Located on a 185-acre estate. Six lovely guest rooms with banquet hall for showers, business meetings, weddings, etc. Like us on Facebook.com/ theheatherhillinn. Hotel Saxonburg 220 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-4200 www.hotelsaxonburg.com Join us for fine dining in a unique casual atmosphere and an overnight stay. Unique and original recipes, featuring crab cakes, lobster bisque, steaks, chicken, pasta and more. See our ad on page 19. Inn at Mt. Chestnut Bed & Breakfast 102 Patriot Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0383 www.innatmtchestnut.com Offering the comforts of today with the charm of a bygone era. All guest rooms have private baths, king-size beds, AC, TV and high-speed internet access. Locust Brook Lodge 179 Eagle Mill Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-8453 www.locustbrooklodge.com Come spend time in this tranquil B&B in the heart of a 100-acre farm. Relaxing, hiking, birdwatching or visiting, Locust Brook Lodge is the perfect home base. The Mainstay at Saxonburg 214 Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-360-2651 www.themainstayat saxonburg.com The Mainstay Bed and Breakfast in historic Saxonburg embraces old world charm, creating unique experiences for business and leisure travelers, meetings, parties or special getaways. See our ad on page 19.

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Accommodations Comparison Chart Butler Comfort Inn & Suites—724-287-7177 1 Comfort Ln., www.choicehotels.com Conley Resort—724-586-7711 740 Pittsburgh Rd., www.conleyresort.com Days Inn Conference Center—724-287-6761 139 Pittsburgh Rd., www.daysinn.com Fairfield Inn & Suites - Butler—724-283-0009 À 200 Fairfield Ln., www.fairfieldinn.com/pitbt Hampton Inn - Butler—724-431-2400 610 Butler Crossing, www.butler.hamptoninn.com Holiday Inn Express & Suites Butler—724-841-0103 203 N. Duffy Rd., www.hiexpress.com/butlerpa

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Candlewood Suites Hotel—724-591-8666 20036 Rt. 19, Oak Tree Pl., www.candlewoodsuites.com/cranberrypa

Courtyard Pittsburgh North/Cranberry Woods—724-776-1900 150 Cranberry Woods Dr., www.courtyardpittsburghnorth.com

Hampton Inn—724-776-1000, 210 Executive Dr. www.hamptoninnpittsburghcranberry.com

Free

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Hilton Garden Inn - Cranberry—724-779-9999 2000 Garden View Ln., www.hiltongardeninncranberry.com

Cranberry Township

Holiday Express Cranberry—724-772-1000 20003 Rt. 19, www.hiepittsburgh.com

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Home2 Suites Pittsburgh Cranberry—724-742-3800 1401 Cranberry Woods Dr., www.pittsburghcranberry.home2suites.com

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Hyatt Place Pittsburgh/Cranberry—724-779-7900 136 Emeryville Dr., www.hyattplacecranberry.com

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Upon Request

Free

Within Walking

Pittsburgh Marriott North—724-772-3700 100 Cranberry Woods Dr., www.pittsburghmarriottnorth.com Quality Inn—724-772-0600 30 St. Francis Way, www.choicehotels/pa766 Red Roof Inn—724-776-5670 20009 Rt. 19, www.redroof.com Residence Inn by Marriott—724-779-1000 1308 Freedom Rd., www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pitcr-residence-innpittsburgh-cranberry-township TownePlace Suites by Marriott—724-779-7500 2020 Cool Springs Dr., www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pitrr-towneplacesuites-pittsburgh-cranberry-township

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Slippery Rock Fairfield Inn & Suites - Slippery Rock—724-406-0535 À 1000 University Pkwy., www.fairfieldinn.com/pitrk

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Creek View Manor Vacation Rental - White—724-287-7056 x23 11 White House Way, Slippery Rock, www.creekviewmanor.com

Heather Hill Inn—724-538-5168 268 Rader School Rd., Renfrew, www.heatherhillinn.com

Hotel Saxonburg—724-352-4200 220 W. Main St., Saxonburg, www.hotelsaxonburg.com

Inn at Mt. Chestnut Bed & Breakfast—724-282-0383 102 Patriot Ln., Butler, www.innatmtchestnut.com

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Locust Brook Lodge—724-283-8453 179 Eagle Mill Rd., Butler, www.locustbrooklodge.com

The Mainstay at Saxonburg—724-360-2651 214 Main St., Saxonburg, www.themainstayatsaxonburg.com

Meadow Rock Farm Vacation Rental—724-584-0508 899 Rockdale Rd., Butler, www.meadowrockfarm.com

Breakneck Campground—724-368-3405 1757 Cheeseman Rd., Portersville, www.breakneckcampground.com

Buttercup Woodlands Campground—724-789-9340 854 Evans City Rd., Renfrew, www.buttercup.org

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Cooper’s Lake —724-368-8710 205 Currie Rd., Slippery Rock, www.cooperslake.com

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Indian Brave Campground—724-452-9204 159 Perry Hwy., Harmony, www.indianbravecampground.net

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Lake Arthur Family Campground— 724-368-8977 243 W. Liberty Rd., Slippery Rock, LakeArthurFamilyCampground.net

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Rose Point Park Cabins & Camping—724-924-2415 À 8775 Old US 422, New Castle, www.RosePointPark.com

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Whispering Pines Farm— 724-568-7463 201 Winsome Ln., Cabot, www.whisperingpinesfarmpa.com Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Kozy Rest—724-735-2417 449 Campground Rd., Harrisville, www.PittsburghJellystone.com

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Peaceful Valley Campground—724-894-2421 231 Peaceful Valley Rd., West Sunbury, www.peacefulvalleycamp.com

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Moraine State Park—888-PA-PARKS 225 Pleasant Valley Rd., Portersville www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/moraine.aspx

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Bear Run Campground—724-368-3564 184 Badger Hill Rd., Portersville, www.bearruncampground.com

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Creek View Manor Vacation Rental - Red—724-287-7056 x23 11 White House Way, Slippery Rock, www.creekviewmanor.com

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Armstrong Farms Bed & Breakfast—724-352-2858 155 Westminster Rd., Saxonburg, www.armstrongfarms.com

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Applebutter Inn— 724-794-1844 666 Centreville Pike, Slippery Rock, http://applebutterinnpa.com

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Vacation Rentals Creek View Manor 11 White House Way Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-287-7056 x23 www.creekviewmanor.com Two vacation homes located on 40 manicured acres overlooking the quiet waters of Slippery Rock Creek. RED: rustic five-bedroom two-and-a-half bath, WHITE: seven-bedroom, fourand-a-half bath. Meadow Rock Farm 899 Rockdale Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-584-0508 www.meadowrockfarm.com Nestled in the gorgeous farm country of Butler County, Meadow Rock Farm is the perfect choice in a weekend retreat, small wedding venue, or intimate gathering.

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Campgrounds Bear Run Campground 184 Badger Hill Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-3564 www.bearruncampground.com The Wehr family hosts a top-rated family camping/cabin experience: reunions or occasion getaways. Immediate access to Lake Arthur’s shoreline and hiking at Moraine and nearby McConnells Mill. See our ad on page 44. Breakneck Campground 1757 Cheeseman Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-3405 www.breakneckcampground.com Nestled among pines and open areas, ideal for tenting. Quiet and beautiful campground for campers, hikers, kayakers and outdoor lovers. Complete with modern facilities. Pets welcome! Buttercup Woodlands Campground 854 Evans City Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-789-9340 www.buttercup.org 55 acres of country living, swimming pool, game room, recreation hall, bingo, horseshoes, trolley rides, campground store, cabin rentals, tent areas and large campsites. Cooper’s Lake Campground 205 Currie Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-368-8710 www.cooperslake.com Host your event here on over 450 acres with a variety of terrains to suit your needs. We have over 40 years of experience helping groups host their events. It’s time to immerse yourself at Cooper’s Lake.

Indian Brave Campground 159 Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-9204 www.indianbravecampground.net Enjoy the wooded surroundings with shaded level sites as the Native Americans once did many years ago. Seasonal and monthly camping and single and pull-through sites are available. Lake Arthur Family Campground 243 W. Liberty Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-368-8977 LakeArthurFamilyCampground.net Bordering Moraine State Park and minutes away from Lake Arthur, this serene 60-acre campground offers large wooded or open sites for a relaxing getaway. Peaceful Valley Campground 231 Peaceful Valley Rd. West Sunbury, PA 16061 724-894-2421 www.peacefulvalleycamp.com Family-oriented campground featuring swimming pool, fishing pond, new LP station, and camp store serving handdipped ice cream, soft pretzels and all of your camping needs. Whispering Pines Farm 201 Winsome Ln. Cabot, PA 16023 724-568-7463 www.whisperingpinesfarmpa.com Glamping pairs the intimacy of camping with luxury accommodations. Relax here at the farm in your own tent with queen size bed, linens and continental breakfast.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Kozy Rest 449 Campground Rd. Harrisville, PA 16038 724-735-2417 www.PittsburghJellystone.com Award-winning park ranked in the top 1% nationwide offers cabin and yurt rentals and great RV sites. Full schedule of activities and family fun with Yogi Bear and friends. See our ad on page 05. Neighboring County

Rose Point Park Cabins & Camping À 8775 Old US 422 New Castle, PA 16101 724-924-2415 info@RosePointPark.com www.RosePointPark.com Charming log cabins and yurts, campsites for RVs and tents, heated pool, fishing, hiking and biking, playgrounds, scheduled activities, free WiFi. “It’s more than getting away, it’s getting together”!

Where to Eat! Anna Marie’s Winery & Cafe 790 E. Butler Rd. East Butler, PA 16029 724-431-4810 www.annamarieswineryandcafe.com We offer a relaxing, quality dining experience featuring Italian cuisine and an extensive range of wine varieties crafted on site, sure to please any pallet. Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza 2045 Mackenzie Way Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-1212 https://acfp.com Casual chain serving charred-crust pies, plus wings, subs and Italian plates in a modern setting. You’ll love the “Italian soul food” and staff that treats you like family!

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Avor Thai Restaurant 900 Commonwealth Dr. Suite 300 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-5344 www.avorthai.com Come and experience Thai cuisine in Cranberry Township. S’avor the fl’avor! Artisan Restaurant & Catering Company À 781 New Castle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9626 info@artisancateringcompany.com www.artisancateringcompany.com Chef Jeremy of Artisan Catering Company has expanded his culinary services, creating a new restaurant that offers a warm, casual atmosphere, serving fresh, homemade breakfast and lunch every day. Located minutes from Moraine State Park.

The Beacon À 231 Beacon Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-586-6233 www.gotothebeacon.com The Beacon has the best wings ever, burgers and pizza, the coldest 12-tap draft beer and the scariest 15-acre corn maze (except Sunday family days).

Bistro by Pizza Joe 584 Dinnerbell Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-524-1888 www.pizzajoes.com/saxonburg A warming and delightful restaurant serving homemade Italian dishes, soups and salads, sandwiches and pizza. BYOB. Dine-in, pick-up or delivery available. Bravo! Cucina Italiana 20001 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-8150 www.bravoitalian.com Bravo! Cucina Italiana offers lunch, dinner, brunch, dessert, full bar, gluten free menu and kids menu. Call ahead seating is available, and takeout can be ordered online!

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Where to Eat! Brown’s Country Kitchen 1149 W. Portersville Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-3227 www.BrownsCountryKitchen.com Family restaurant with homemade soups and pies. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Open 7 AM-9 PM, seven days a week. Buffalo Wild Wings 20215 Rt. 19, Suite 107 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-9464 www.buffalowildwings.com The ultimate place to get together with your friends, watch sports, drink beer and eat wings! Large groups welcome! Butler Brew Works 101 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-264-5347 www.butlerbrewworks.com We’re crafting “Adventurous Ales” in a rustic industrial pub atmosphere. Paired with a chef-designed menu, it’s a destination for beer lovers and foodies alike. Cheeburger Cheeburger 1713 Rt. 228, Suite M Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-1155 www.cheeburger.com 50’s-style family dining, serving up 100% all-natural Angus burgers, fries and rings cooked fresh daily, and over one million possible milkshake flavors! Chen’s Chinese Restaurant 101 Brandt Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-6760 www.chencranberry.com Our commitment: food should be tasty and healthy; dining should be fun and entertaining! We are not a franchise or chain. Home of the Sake Bomb! Chili’s Grill & Bar 115 Butler Commons Butler, PA 16001 724-282-4070 www.chilis.com Burgers. Ribs. Fajitas. It all started with a dream: to create a place you’d want to go and hang out with good friends over a burger and a beer. Conley Resort 740 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7711 www.conleyresort.com Great place for any occasion. Open breakfast, lunch and dinner. Casual dining. Daily dinner specials and a full bar. See our ad on page 07.

Cooper Station Restaurant À 352 N. Pike Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-2100 www.cooperstationrestaurant.com Upscale casual dining experience, consistent high quality, offering a diverse menu in cuisine with a full bar available. Multiple rooms available to host your event. Cummings’ Candy and Coffee 146 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-3287 www.cummingscoffee.com Full-service coffee bar/chocolate shop. The oldest family business in Butler, established 1905. We also have a cafe located inside the new tower at Butler Memorial Hospital. Denny’s 1346 Old Freedom Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-4555 www.dennys.com America’s diner. This is where guests have come for 60+ years to sit back, relax and enjoy delicious, hearty meals 24/7, every day of the year. Derailleur Bike Shop Café 107 Dittmer Rd. Herman, PA 16039 724-282-1091 www.derailleurbsc.com Located in a 126-year-old building on the beautiful Butler-Freeport Community Trail, this family-run, socially-responsible café advocates healthy living and alternative transportation. DiBella’s Subs 1694 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-8088 www.dibellas.com Every sandwich starts with freshlybaked bread in the store’s in-house bakery. We custom prepare every sub using the highest quality meats, cheeses and toppings. Catering and delivery available! Domenico’s Ristorante 20550 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-6455 www.domenicoscranberry.com Italian restaurant with fine family dining. In business for over 40 years, specializing in pasta dishes, chicken, veal, seafood and pizza. Great beer selection. Double Wide Grill 100 Adams Shoppes Mars, PA 16046 724-553-5212 www.doublewidegrill.com A vintage gas station turned into a restaurant from a Pittsburgh-bornand-bred original, featuring barbeque, vegan and vegetarian foods, plus 36 draft beers and a full bar.

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DQ Grill & Chill Cranberry Twp. 20660 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-6770 www.dairyqueen.com Fan Food, not Fast Food. DQ Grill & Chill features hot food, treats, table delivery and self-serve soft drinks. Dr. Sous Chop Shop 108 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9959 www.chopshopbutler.com Awesome atmosphere! Amazing food! Graffiti on the bathroom walls encouraged! Nowhere else can you get a funnel cake sundae for breakfast or eternal damnation for lunch. Eat’n Park - Butler 114 Clearview Circle Butler, PA 16001 724-282-7674 www.eatnpark.com Award-winning neighborhood restaurant featuring a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, house bakery and more! The home of the Smiley Cookie, free to children 10 and under. Eat’n Park - Cranberry Twp. 19085 Perry Hwy. Mars, PA 16046 724-776-4460 www.eatnpark.com Family-friendly diner chain serving up all-day American comfort food and signature Smiley Cookies. Emiliano’s Mexican Restaurant & Bar 20111 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-8080 www.emilianos.net Located on the lower level in the Cranberry Mall, serving outstanding authentic Mexican cuisine. Full service bar and Happy Hour Monday-Friday 4-6 PM. Family Bowlaway Fun Center & 11th Frame Bar and Grille À 540 Fairground Hill Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-8630 www.11thframebarandgrille.com Family Bowlaway is home to the 11th Frame Bar and Grille. Services include: bowling, Laser Storm, game arcade, team building, special events and dining. Flame Barbeque 20300 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-2270 www.theflamebbq.com Family-owned with years of experience in preparing specialty meats and homemade sides. The pulled pork is one-of-a-kind with or without BBQ sauce.

Freedom Square Diner 1185 Freedom Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-5080 www.freedomsquarediner.com Modern diner serving classic american food. Family-owned business, open every day. Cranberry Township Business of the Year 2012! Goodfello’s Pizza, Pasta & Grille 124 N. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-473-0446 www.facebook.com/pages/ Goodfellos-Pizza-Pasta-andGrille/125923200755751 We offer a wide variety of cuisine, providing homemade selections such as pizza, pasta dishes and homestyle cookin’, all the way to our BBQ grill. Hardwood Café 646 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-5353 www.hardwoodcafebutler.com For over 25 years, Hardwood Café has been providing locally-sourced food in a casual family atmosphere. Our specialty items are cooked over French wood-fired ovens. The Harmony Inn À 230 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-5124 www.theharmonyinn.com Located in the heart of Harmony’s National Historic District, we offer our public tavern to you for social pleasure and shared camaraderie in true harmonite tradition. See our ad on the back cover. Hotel Saxonburg 220 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-4200 www.hotelsaxonburg.com Join us for fine dining in a unique casual atmosphere and an overnight stay. Unique and original recipes, featuring crab cakes, lobster bisque, steaks, chicken, pasta and more. See our ad on page 19. Houlihan’s 20406 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-778-4955 www.houlihans.com Whether you’re looking for a great meal or just a place to unwind with the best Pittsburgh happy hour, Houlihan’s restaurant provides a great dining experience.

Jason’s Deli 20117 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-741-0114 www.jasonsdeli.com Jason’s Deli offers variety from healthy to indulgent. All of their food is free of trans fats, high fructose corn syrup, artificial colors and dyes and artificial MSG. Great for kids, too! Jimmy Wan’s Restaurant 1686 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-778-8978 www.jimmywans.com Jimmy Wan’s offers the finest ingredients to complement an upscale ambiance. Enjoy our flavorful Chinese, fresh sushi or sip on amazing wine in our modern lounge. Juniper Grill 2030 MacKenzie Way, Suite 800 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-8850 www.junipergrill.com/cranberry.php Our menu was developed from the idea of serving cowboy cuisine, a wide variety of American cuisine with a southwest flair with everything from scratch using only the best products available. La Casa Mexican Restaurante 138 Point Plaza Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9886 http://lacasabutlerpa.com Bringing traditional Mexican flavors to Butler! Choose from enchiladas, fajitas, tacos, burritos, amazing churros and more. BYOB and let us do the mixing! The Lightning Bug Fresh Food and Fun 170 Scharberry Ln. Mars, PA 16046 724-900-2808 www.thelightningbug.com Premier family entertainment center, restaurant and coffeehouse in Mars, PA. Laser tag arena, glow golf, bumper cars, large indoor playground and arcade games. Three party rooms! Log Cabin Inn 430 Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-4155 www.springfields.com Rural and rustic, enjoy a fresh, delicious menu in the unique, casual environment at The Log Cabin Inn, the home of bread, beer and bull. See our ad on page 03.

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Longhorn Steakhouse 1679 State Rd. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-1500 www.LonghornSteakhouse.com Voted “America’s Favorite Steakhouse” in the 28th Consumer’s Choice Chain Awards. The Longhorn Steakhouse has been proven to be long on customer satisfaction. Lyndora Hotel 1 Main St. Lyndora, PA 16046 724-283-1289 www.lyndorahotel.net Known for jumbo whole wings and hot sausage sandwiches! Twelve beers on tap, many bottles to choose from. Acoustic nights every other Friday in our newly-remodeled event room. Fun and family friendly! Mac’s Cafe 16 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9710 www.facebook.com/macsroute8cafe Great family-owned restaurant, featuring daily specials and private banquet rooms. Traditional American fare. Reservations welcomed and free parking! Mama Rosa’s Restaurant and Sauce Kitchen 263 Old Plank Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-287-7315 www.butlersmamarosas.com Beginning in southern Italy in 1957, Mama Rosa’s has become one of Butler’s favorite restaurants. Stop by to enjoy authentic Italian recipes and satisfying dinners. See our ad on page 04. The Meadows Original Frozen Custard 20635 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-6800 www.meadowsofcranberry.com The Meadows of Cranberry Township serves freshly-made frozen custard, frozen yogurt, Italian ice and a variety of other delicious dessert treats. Moe’s Southwest Grill 1686 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-9919 www.moes.com Plain and simple, the Moe’s food mission is to bring the highest-quality ingredients to every guest, every day, everywhere. Our food is freshly prepared in our restaurants daily.

Monroe Restaurant & Lounge 400 E. Jefferson St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-5529 http://monroehotel.net The Reese family and staff serving the Butler area since 1980! Enjoy our extensive menu in our dining area or full-service lounge. Bon appetit!

Panera Bread - Cranberry Twp. 20111 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-5060 www.panerabread.com We are bakers of bread. We are fresh from the oven. Fresh, authentic artisan bread, breakfast favorites, soups, salads, sandwiches and bakery items.

Natili North 204 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-2149 www.natilinorth.com Family owned with a casual, friendly atmosphere. Fresh, made-to-order food featuring daily specials including homestyle favorites, unique vegetarian dishes and our famous desserts. Takeout available.

Peace, Love & Little Donuts of Cranberry À 20325 Rt. 19, Unit 16A Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-1234 www.facebook.com/Peace-Loveand-Little-Donuts-of-CranberryTwp-871698359554263/timeline Peace, Love & Little Donuts is the grooviest donut shop this side of the Milky Way. Awarded the best donut shop in America. We make our little donuts continuously fresh throughout the day using only the best of groovy ingredients!

Noodles & Company 2030 Mackenzie Way Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-0350 www.noodles.com Noodles & Company offers the world’s favorite noodle dishes, sandwiches, salads and soups, all in one restaurant. Each dish is carefully handmade using only the freshest ingredients. North Country Brewing Company À 141 S. Main St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2337 www.northcountrybrewing.com Tradition and quality are the trademarks of our full menu restaurant and whole grain brewery, while always conscious of our fork print. See our ad on the back cover. North Park Lounge Cranberry 20810 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-2233 www.northparkloungecranberry.com Where friends meet friends! Delicious variety of food, extensive drink menu and lively atmosphere. Music weekends in Bamboo Bar. Beautiful private meeting space. Host your next event with us! Olive Garden Italian Kitchen 1716 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-2622 www.olivegarden.com Our food is prepared with fresh ingredients presented simply with a focus on flavor and quality that is uniquely Italian. Stop by today and enjoy family-style dining! Panera Bread - Butler 330 Butler Commons Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0349 www.panerabread.com We are bakers of bread. We are fresh from the oven. Fresh, authentic artisan bread, breakfast favorites, soups, salads, sandwiches and bakery items.

Pennie’s Bake Shop & Espresso Bar 800 W. New Castle St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-1928 www.penniecake.com Visit Pennie’s for a unique experience that begs to be repeated! Indulge in our family recipes and stand-out specialties. A full-service espresso bar, loose leaf teas and fruit smoothies! Pizza Joe’s Meridian 560B Evans City Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-482-6888 www.pizzajoes.com/meridian There’s nothing quite like a fresh, hot and delicious pizza to satisfy your craving – especially when it’s shared with loved ones and good for your community. Pizza Joe’s Portersville 100 East St. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-8557 www.pizzajoes.com Pizza Joe’s Portersville is open daily and serves pizza, salads, sandwiches, strombolis and appetizers. Delivery is available to several local attractions and campgrounds. Primanti Bros. 200 Executive Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-5757 www.PrimantiBros.com We’re proud that when people think of Primanti Bros., they think of our sandwiches, but we’re also proud to offer top-notch pizza, wings and snacks.

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Dining Comparison Chart Restaurant Quaker Steak & Lube 1298 Freedom Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-778-9400 www.quakersteakandlube.com Come and enjoy a wide variety of entrees such as chicken wings, boneless chicken wings, steak, sandwiches, baby back ribs and more!

Days of Operation

Catering

Alcohol Served

Southwest Butler County - Cranberry twp, Mars & Valencia Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza

7 Days

Yes

Avor Thai Restaurant

Closed Wednesday

Yes

Bravo! Cucina Italiana

7 Days

Yes

Buffalo Wild Wings

7 Days

Yes

Cheeburger Cheeburger

7 Days

Yes

Chen's Chinese Restaurant

7 Days

Yes

Denny's

7 Days

DiBella's Subs

7 Days

Yes

Domenico's Ristorante

7 Days

Yes

Double Wide Grill

7 Days

Yes

DQ Grill & Chill Cranberry Township

7 Days

Eat'n Park - Cranberry Twp.

7 Days

Emiliano's Mexican Restaurant & Bar

7 Days

Yes

Flame Barbeque

7 Days

Yes

Freedom Square Diner

7 Days

Houlihan’s

7 Days

Yes

Jason's Deli

7 Days

Yes

Jergel's Rhythm Grille

7 Days

Yes

Jimmy Wan's Restaurant

7 Days

Yes

Juniper Grill

7 Days

Yes

The Lightning Bug - Fresh Food and Fun

7 Days

Longhorn Steakhouse

7 Days

Yes

The Meadows Original Frozen Custard

7 Days

Yes

Moe's Southwest Grill

7 Days

Yes

Noodles & Company

7 Days

Yes

Red Lobster 104 Moraine Pointe Plaza Butler, PA 16001 724-285-8220 www.redlobster.com Preparing perfect seafood, chicken and steak over a wood fire grill. Our servers make every dining experience feel extra special. We Sea Food Differently.

North Park Lounge Cranberry

7 Days

Yes

Olive Garden Italian Kitchen

7 Days

Yes

Panera Bread - Cranberry Twp.

7 Days

Yes

Peace, Love & Little Donuts of Cranberry À

7 Days

Primanti Bros.

7 Days

Yes

Quaker Steak & Lube

7 Days

Yes

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews 1678 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-9155 www.redrobin.com/locations/states/ pennsylvania/cranberry-township/ cranberry-township Mouthwatering selections – from fire-grilled burgers to wraps to entrees to salads and so much more. Yummm. Great for kids and groups!

RC Grille at Pittsburgh Marriott North

7 Days

Yes

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews

7 Days

Yes

Smokey Bones

7 Days

Yes

The Sports Grille

7 Days

Yes

Springfield Grille

7 Days

Yes

Table 86 by Hines Ward

7 Days

Yes

Vocelli Pizza of Cranberry

7 Days

Yes

Rachel’s Roadhouse 100 Fairfield Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-841-0333 www.springfields.com Rachel’s Roadhouse, located at Routes 8 and 422, offers a wonderful menu, daily lunch/dinner specials, fantastic desserts and a full bar. Private dining available. See our ad on page 03. RC Grille 100 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-3700 www.pittsburghmarriottnorth.com RC Grille features unique flavors on its menu with a variety of steaks, fresh seafood, soups, salads, desserts and more. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Reclamation Brewing Company 221 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0831 www.reclamationbrewing.com A dozen rotating beers brewed on site, locally-distilled craft cocktails, and delicious comfort foods in a casual atmosphere is what you’ll find at Reclamation Brewing Co.

Yes

Southeast Butler County - Saxonburg & sarver Cooper Station Restaurant À

Closed Monday for Private Parties

Yes

Derailleur Bike Shop Café

Closed Monday-Tuesday

BYOB

Hotel Saxonburg

Closed Sunday-Monday

Yes

7 Days

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Dining Comparison Chart Restaurant

Days of Operation

Catering

Alcohol Served

Central Butler County - Butler & RT. 8 SOUTH Anna Maries Winery & Cafe

Closed Monday

Yes

The Beacon À

7 Days

Yes

Bistro by Pizza Joe

7 Days

Butler Brew Works

7 Days

Yes

Chili's Bar & Grill

7 Days

Yes

Conley Resort

7 Days

Yes

Cummings' Candy and Coffee

7 Days

Dr. Sous Chop Shop

Closed Sunday

Yes

Eat'n Park - Butler

7 Days

Family Bowlaway 11th Frame Bar and Grille À

7 Days

Yes

Hardwood Café

7 Days

Yes

La Casa Mexican Restaurante

7 Days

BYOB

Lyndora Hotel

7 Days

Yes

Mac's Café

7 Days

Mama Rosa's Restaurant and Sauce Kitchen

7 Days

Yes

Monroe Restaurant & Lounge

7 Days

Yes

Natili North

Closed Sunday

Panera Bread - Butler

7 Days

Yes

Pennie's Bake Shop & Espresso Bar

7 Days

Yes

Pizza Joe's Meridian

7 Days

Rachel's Roadhouse

7 Days

Yes

Reclamation Brewing Company

Closed Sunday

Yes

Red Lobster

7 Days

Yes

Saxonburg Coffee Company - Butler

7 Days

Serventi’s Ristorante

Closed Monday

Yes

Steven’s Kitchen & Catering

Restaurant Closed Sat. & Sun.

Yes

W. Rick's Taproom & Grill

7 Days

Yes

Vocelli Pizza

7 Days

Yes

Saxonburg Coffee Company 211 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-360-2326 www.saxonburgcoffeeco.com Locally-roasted coffee, full espresso bar, loose leaf tea, frappes and baked goods, served in a quaint historic setting. Saxonburg Coffee Company - Butler 371 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 www.saxonburgcoffeeco.com Dedicated to bringing the highest quality coffee, espresso beverages, loose leaf tea, smoothies and baked goods to the Saxonburg and Butler region. Serventi’s Ristorante 473 Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-481-1184 www.facebook.com/Serventis Homemade Italian food. Conveniently located at the Butler County Airport with spectacular views overlooking the runway from our lounge and dining room. Full catering menu. ShuBrew: Handcrafted Ales & Food 210 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-766-4426 www.shubrew.com Join us for excellent brews and high quality food in a relaxed, fun atmosphere! Smokey Bones 1708 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-7000 www.smokeybones.com Cranberry’s favorite choice for food, drink and fun–open til 2 AM daily.

Western Butler County - EVANS CITY , Harmony & Zelienople Goodfello's Pizza, Pasta & Grille

7 Days

Yes

The Harmony Inn À

7 Days

Yes

Log Cabin Inn

7 Days

Yes

ShuBrew: Handcrafted Ales & Food

Closed Monday-Tuesday

Yes

Sports & Spirits

Closed Sunday

Yes

Strawberry Ridge Golf Course Restaurant

7 Days (Seasonal)

Yes

Wunderbar Coffee and Crepes

Closed Monday

Northern Butler County - Slippery Rock & Portersville Artisan Restaurant & Catering Co. À

7 Days; Moraine location seasonal

Yes

Brown's Country Kitchen

7 Days

North Country Brewing Company À

7 Days

Yes

Pizza Joe's Portersville

7 Days

Yes

The Snowman À Family Fun Card Offer

7 Days (Seasonal)

The Snowman 238 E. Portersville Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 thesnowman@zoominternet.net 724-368-8003 www.thesnowmanportersville.com This one-of-a-kind roadside attraction is a “must visit”! Featuring 24 shave ice flavors (100% cane sugar), seven sugar free. Get the Yeti! Our most popular item: any shave ice flavor with ice cream and whipped cream.

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Sports & Spirits 223 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-9013 Sports & Spirits is a relaxed familyfriendly meeting, eating and drinking establishment. We feature daily specials along with a number of delicious homemade items.

Stephen’s Kitchen & Catering 854 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-2924 www.stephenskitchenand catering.com From everyday to once-in-a-lifetime! Full-service deli and made-fromscratch, ready-to-eat foods. Eat in or take out. Catering for occasion.

The Sports Grille 1294 Freedom Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-5500 www.thesportsgrillecranberry.com Sports-themed restaurant featuring all homemade recipes. Known for excellent hospitality and customer service. Features: 37 hi-def LED screens, 20 beers on tap and outdoor patio.

Strawberry Ridge Golf Course Restaurant 135 McNulty Ln. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-4022 www.strawberryridgegolfcourse.com Strawberry Ridge Golf Course is a scenic, par 70, 18-hole public golf course and driving range just off of Route 19 in Butler County.

Springfield Grille 7001 Crider Rd. Mars, PA 16046 724-778-8700 www.springfields.com The Springfield Grille is an upscale casual steakhouse featuring Black Angus steaks, fresh seafood, wide wine selections and a nightly chef-inspired feature menu. See our ad on page 03.

Table 86 by Hines Ward 530 Northpointe Circle Sevens Fields, PA 16046 724-741-0860 www.table86byhinesward.com A polished casual restaurant with a clean, contemporary design, Table 86 features a dynamic, made-from-scratch menu of appetizers, seafood, steaks, butcher block burgers, salads and pastas.

Vocelli Pizza 532 W. Cunningham St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-1999 www.vocellipizza.com/butler_pa Pizza, subs, breadsticks and more. Pick up or delivery, including late night. Visit us at www.vocellipizza.com for special offers. Vocelli Pizza of Cranberry 20120 Perry Hwy. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-4545 www.vocellipizza.com/cranberry_pa Pizza, subs, breadsticks and more. Pick up or delivery, including late night. Visit us at vocellipizzacranberry on Facebook or www.vocellipizza.com for special offers. W. Rick’s Taproom & Grill 269 Meridian Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-482-2970 www.wrickstaproom.com W. Rick’s specializes in prime rib, crab cakes, jalapeño stuffed shrimp, pasta dishes and various daily specials. Bar and restaurant have their own special atmospheres.

Wunderbar Coffee and Crepes 253A Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-256-7383 www.wunderbarcoffeehouse.com Wunderbar is a unique coffee shop in historic Harmony serving crepes, hoagies with Boar’s Head meat and cheeses, grab and go breakfast sandwiches and wraps. Neighboring County Jergel’s Rhythm Grille 103 Slade Ln. Warrendale, PA 15086 724-799-8333 www.jergels.com A unique music and entertainment venue providing guests with a host of live performances—including local, regional and national touring acts—covering all genres. In addition, a high-quality restaurant/bar.

Where to Shop! Antiques & Secondhand Shops

Antiques Preferred of Evans City À 139 Harrison St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-5300 Unique antique shop in the summer kitchen and carriage house of an 1889 Queen Anne Victorian home. Buy antiques and manage estate sales. 11 AM to 5 PM daily. Beautiful Buys 421 Rt. 228 Valencia, PA 16059 724-898-2897 www.stbarnabashealthsystem.com Thrift meets style, furniture, clothing, china, housewares, floral, collectibles and more all at great prices. All proceeds benefit the St. Barnabas Free Care Fund. Cranberry Consignment Gallery 9013 Marshall Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-741-3113 www.cranberryconsignment gallery.com We offer preloved furniture, decorative accessories and unique artwork. Visit our showroom filled with quality, carefully-selected home furnishings at affordable prices.

The Perfect Piece Home Furnishings 22410 Perry Hwy., Jackson Plaza Zelienople, PA 16063 724-473-4111 www.theperfectpiecestore.com Furniture and home decor resale store in the Cranberry/Zelienople area. Vintage, classic, shabby-chic and modern furnishings all under one roof! Second Time Around 136 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-3876 www.facebook.com/ secondtimearound.butler Butler County’s finest and largest consignment store. Specializing in quality name-brand clothing and formal wear for the entire family. Wagon Wheel Antiques 1399 Pittsburgh Rd. Valencia, PA 16059 724-898-9974 www.wagonwheelantiques.us Come browse our selection of antiques and collectibles and furnish your home in unique style with quality antiques for both the casual and serious collector.

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Arts & Crafts

Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts À 539 Main St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-0539 www.bottlebrusharts.com Support local art! Visit our original Harmonist building filled with artwork along with vintage vinyl, monthly concerts and classes. We are your local arts center. Christy Culp Pottery 286 Crisswell Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-422-0851 www.2pearspottery.blogspot.com Visit Christy Culp’s pottery studio located on her berry farm in Penn Township where she makes beautiful pottery for everyday use and gift giving. Please call for hours. Darn Yarn Needles and Thread 253D Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-473-0983 www.darnyarnneedlesandthread.com DYNT features American-made, fair-trade and eco-friendly yarns and supplies for all your fiber crafts— including knitting, crochet, needle felting, spinning and more.

Glass Blowing Center À 114 Leonard Rd. Hilliards, PA 16040 724-791-2100 www.glass123.com Our gift shop features beautiful handblown glass creations by over 30 artists, free flame-working demonstrations daily, classes and keepsake repair service. Open 10 AM-6 PM six days per week/closed Wednesday. Little Foot Quilt Shoppe 115 W. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-482-6334 www.littlefoot.net Quilt shop quality fabrics, quilting classes, ideas and inspiration.

Bakeries

Carol’s Pastry Shop 142 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-7920 www.carolspastryshop.com 41 years of providing delicious bakery items for our customers. Wedding cakes, cookies, donuts, all occasion cakes and the best bear claws in the area!

Where to Shop! Dolce Mia’s Bakery 332 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-991-8978 www.facebook.com/dolcemiasbakery Unique, from-scratch family custom bakery and deli. Cream puffs, cupcakes, pies, all occasion cakes, meatballs, manicotti, pierogies, haluski.

D.I. Bridal Boutique & Formalwear 150 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-1164 www.dibridalboutique.com Beautiful bridal gowns, tuxedo rental, prom, mother-of-the-bride/groom, homecoming, pageant, bridesmaid dresses, accessories and more!

Mainstreet Bake Shop 170 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-2262 Visit our quaint shop on Saxonburg’s Main Street for a baked treat made especially for you.

Nellie’s 126 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-679-4604 www.nelliesonford.com Nellie’s in downtown Butler is a unique boutique offering contemporary and classic styles for women.

Tin Man Sweets 208 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-432-3930 www.tinmansweets.com Located in the heart of Evans City, we specialize in fresh baked goodies everyday, including donuts, muffins, scones, cupcakes, cookies, custom cakes and more. The Two Fraus Bakery 253 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-900-0392 www.twofraus.com The Two Fraus Bakery is an all-natural, from-scratch bakery. No boxed or premixes ever used. Specializing in breads and not-your-average cookies.

Clothing

Alpaca Palace 102 Knotingham Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-787-6214 www.alpacapalace.com Alpaca apparel: gloves, sweaters, coats, scarves and socks. Farm tours offered during shop hours or by appointment. Farm days and special events scheduled throughout the year. Asgard Acres Alpaca Farm 180 Nursery Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-789-7345 www.asgardacresalpacas.com We carry a full line of quality alpaca products, unique in design and comfort, including sweaters, hats, gloves, outerwear, socks, stuffed animal friends and more. Big Frog Custom T- Shirts 20018 Rt. 19, Suite 500 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-814-8228 www.bigfrog.com/cranberry We always have no minimums, free design and setup, unlimited colors, volume discounts, and 24-hour turnaround time on in-stock items.

The T-SHIRT Loft À 420 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-4380 www.t-shirtloft.com The T-Shirt Loft offers a number of items customized through screen printing and embroidery. Also available are scrubs, labcoats and medical accessories.

Food Shops

Baldinger’s Market À 519 Perry Way Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-9310 www.baldingerscandy.com Feel like a kid in a candy store (literally)! Largest collection of cookie cutters, large assortment of nostalgic candies and gift baskets made to order. Batch 287 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-604-0197 www.batch-homegrownhandmade.com Two women, one dream… to live a life growing, creating, eating. We make gourmet, locally-sourced, fresh jarred food, along with breads, butters and more! Con Yeager Spice Company 215 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 800-222-2460 www.conyeagerspice.com Visit the Con Yeager retail store in Evans City. Featuring: spices, herbs, sausage seasonings and casings, marinades, rubs, extracts and gift assortments. Curds & Molds Fromagerie 259 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-602-2093 www.curdsnmoldsfromagerie.com Fine import and award-winning domestic cheese. Charcuterie to make your mouth water!

Edible Arrangements À 20120 Rt. 19, Suite 104 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-2022 www.Edible.com Edible Arrangements specializes in fresh fruit arrangements and gourmet chocolate-dipped fruit boxes for every occasion! We are now offering fresh fruit smoothies and frozen yogurt. The Enchanted Olive 120 N. Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 724-473-0017 www.enchantedolive.com Taste over 60 varieties of fresh extra virgin olive oils and balsamic vinegars from around the world. Bottled on site. Specialty foods and gifts available. Herb Brittner’s Smokehouse 150 Magill Rd. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-6772 www.herbbrittners.biz Variety of award-winning smoked meats such as hams, pork chops, kielbasa and beef sticks. #1 beef jerky, voted by the American Association of Meat Processors. Moe’s Smoked Meats 709 Ekastown Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-584-7750 www.moessmokedmeats.com We make smoked meats, jerky, sticks, bacon, chops, steaks, sausage, local honey and more. We do all the smoking on site. Try our amazing smoked cheese and smoked butter! Peter’s Chocolate Shoppe 326 W. Jefferson St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-5096 www.peterschocolateshoppe.com Since 1938, Peter’s Chocolate Shoppe has been providing high-quality, exceptional chocolates including their specialty, chocolate-covered fruits, to Butler County. Stop by for a sample! Like us on Facebook.

Speckled Hen Chocolate Company À 656 Saxonburg Blvd. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-4840 www.SpeckledHenChocolate Company.com Unique chocolate creations are our specialty! We hand dip all of our chocolates and make our fudge inhouse! Stop by for free samples! See our ad on page 19. Wendereusz’s Candy & More 210 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-432-3624 www.wcandies.com Evans City, we offer a large variety of homemade chocolates, sweet treats, chocolate-covered bacon and more. Willie’s Smoke House 562 S. Main St. Harrisville, PA 16038 724-735-4184 www.williessmokehouse.com For a 40-year-old tradition of quality smoked meats and delicious recipes in Pennsylvania, Willie’s Smoke House has exactly what you’re looking for.

Jewelry

Mathew Jewelers 122 N. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-9240 www.MathewJewelers.com Mathew Jewelers is fourth generation family owned since 1947. Custom design experts, specializing in quality jewelry and expert repair, done on premises. Mathew Jewelers - Cranberry 20430 Rt. 19, Suite 170 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-9240 www.MathewJewelers.com Mathew Jewelers is fourth generation family owned since 1947. Custom design experts, specializing in quality jewelry and expert repair, done on premises.

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Where to Shop! Names You Know

3 Guys Optical À 535 Adams Shoppes Mars, PA 16046 724-591-8515 www.3guysoptical.com We promise great, low prices, with a variety of unique and stylish frames, as well as eye exams with our trusted and caring in-house doctors. Battery Giant À 10 St. Francis Way Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-741-6200 www.batterygiantpgh.com Battery Giant has batteries for everything. From watch batteries, cell phone batteries and laptop batteries to any vehicle batteries: boats, ATVs, motorcycles, RVs, cars. Power banks and jump packs for power on the go. Clearview Mall 101 Clearview Cir. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-5721 www.shopclearviewmall.com Clearview Mall is anchored by Boscov’s, Dunham’s Sports, JCPenney, Rural King and TJ Maxx. Plus, features Compadres Mexican Restaurant, Texas Roadhouse and Garfield’s Restaurant.

Hufnagel-Majors 265 Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-7593 www.hufnagel-majors.com Purchase new and previouslyowned RVs or rent a small travel trailer or tent trailer. Parts and accessories available. Service, including installing hitches, awnings and air conditioners.

The Streets of Cranberry 20412 Rt. 19 North Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 866-271-8700 www.thestreetsof cranberry.com The Streets of Cranberry is a unique shopping place located in Cranberry Township. Shop, dine and enjoy the seasonal activities throughout the year!

Porter House Brew Shop 114 Perry Hwy. Unit #4 Harmony, PA 16037 724-473-0971 www.porterhousebrew shop.com Porter House Brew Shop offers a large variety of strictly fair-trade organic coffee and everything you’ll need to make your own soda, beer and wine.

Walmart - Butler 400 Butler Commons Butler, PA 16001 724-282-4060 www.walmart.com Two convenient locations in Butler County for all your shopping needs. Helping people save money so they can live better.

Sam’s Club 200 Moraine Pointe Plaza Butler, PA 16001 724-282-3525 www.samsclub.com Sam’s Club is a membership warehouse club solution for small business and everyday living. Since 1983, we’ve worked to provide our members quality products at incredible values.

Walmart - Cranberry Twp. 20245 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-4550 www.walmart.com Two convenient locations in Butler County for all your shopping needs. Helping people save money so they can live better.

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Neighboring County Grove City Premium Outlets À 1911 Leesburg-Grove City Rd. Grove City, PA 16127 724-748-4770 www.premiumoutlets.com/ grovecity Western PA’s premiere shopping destination with over 130 brands including Ann Taylor, Calvin Klein, J. Crew, Polo Ralph Lauren, Under Armour, Vera Bradley and more.

Specialty & Gift Shops

Appalachian Rock Shop & Jewelry Emporium À 508A Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-9356 www.appalachianrock shop.com Western PA’s premier destination for rocks, crystals, fossils, jewelry and giftware, as well as jewelry-making supplies. See the beauty and wonder of billions of years of natural history. Owned by degreed geologists.

Ashley’s Country Blooms 215 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-524-1622 www.ashleyscountry blooms.com Full-service fresh and silk floral arrangements with some local artisan work for sale, as well as handmade soaps, and chocolates from the Speckled Hen! The Birdwatchers Store À 630 New Castle Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2473 www.thebirdwatchers store.com The favorite destination of wild bird enthusiasts of all ages. We carry feeders, seed, houses, poles, gifts and more! View birds at our outside feeders! See our ad on page 39. Butler Cigars 363 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-256-4422 www.slipperyrockcigars.com Butler Cigars, two stores located in Slippery Rock and Butler, PA. We have a large walk-in humidor and a comfortable and pleasant smoking lounge.

Hearth & Home Furnishings 300 N. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-6732 www.hearthandhomepa.com Large selection of quality gas fireplaces, inserts and stoves. Beautifully decorated 10,000 sq. foot showroom. Professional installations available up to 100-mile radius. Historic Harmony Harmony Museum Gift Shop À 218 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-7341 www.harmonymuseum.org Rich regional history in National Landmark: Indians, Washington mission sparks French and Indian War, communal Harmony Society, Mennonites, Flowers longrifles, much more and events throughout the year. Les Cadeaux Gift Shop 528 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-991-0847 Home decor, hand-blown glass, garden accessories and floral arrangements are some of the special things you will discover here! Choose one of our scented lotions or a fragrant candle as a perfect gift. Lisa’s Natural Path, Herb Shop & Wellness Center 1779 N. Main Street Ext. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-9162 www.lisasnaturalpath.com Professional grade vitamins, herbs, supplements and personal care items. Evaluations with our natural health practitioner, mass, natural allergy treatment, colon hydrotherapy, far infrared sauna and classes. Medley of Shoppes 707 Ekastown Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-1010 www.medleyofshoppes.com Featuring antiques and gifts for any occasion! Meridian Station Gift Shop & Confectionery À 298 Meridian Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-482-4436 www.themeridianstation.com Quaint, charming and cheerful. The Meridian Station Gift Shop boasts a wondrous array of traditional country gifts, uncommon confections and the nostalgia of a simpler time.

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Nicolette’s Tailor Shop & Specialty Gifts 1830’s Red Brick House across from First National Bank Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-1100 www.NicolettesShop.com Near Moraine. An enchanting shop! Gifts, artists, jewelry, souvenirs, photography, Divani Chocolates, seasonal surprises. Offering a variety of monthly art classes and doTERRA Oils classes. The Owlet Gift Shop, Moraine Preservation Fund 118 North Shore Dr. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-9185 www.morainepreservationfund.org Located at McDanel’s Launch in Moraine State Park, we offer scenic boat tours and a variety of gifts, books and guides. See our ad on page 12. Quality Gardens 409 Rt. 228 Valencia, PA 16059 724-625-2770 www.quality-gardens.com Great shopping for inside and outside the home including 16 greenhouses, open all year round, 20,000 square feet open-air space and more! Stocking Stuffers Plus 125 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-462-0037 www.stockingstuffersplus.com “A shop for all seasons.” Come on in to a quaint country atmosphere. We specialize in Billy Jacobs prints and local sports teams. Tinkers Dam Florist & Gifts 118 Franklin St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2241 www.tinkersdamflorist.com Not just a florist, but a gift shop as well! Since 1975 we have been offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts.

Sporting Goods & Equipment

Dapper Bicycle 219 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-0556 www.dapperbicycle.com Our store features a large selection of bicycles. We offer repair service on all makes and models and carry a complete line of parts and accessories. Field & Stream 1000 Cranberry Square Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-4425 www.fieldandstreamshop.com At the Field & Stream store in Cranberry Township, PA, we promise to guide you to the traditions of tomorrow through our trusted experience in the great outdoors.

Gellner’s Sales & Service 1516 Perry Highway Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-8490 www.gellners.com We are a full-line dealer for Arctic Cat ATV, PROWLER, Snowmobile and Wildcat as well as Neo and Triton Trailers. Contact us for all your parts or Arctic Cat Service needs. Rapp’s Bicycle Center 179 New Castle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-8048 www.rappsbicyclecenter.com Rapp’s Bicycle Center has provided quality service for over 40 years. We sell Giant, Redline, KHS, mountain bikes, hybrids, electrics and more. Up-N-Running 1095 Pittsburgh Rd. Valencia, PA 16059 724-898-2525 www.runpa.com A wide range of accessories for athletic enthusiasts. Stop by the shop for our selection of gels or chews, hydration equipment, reflective gear, massage tools, sports lubricants and more!

Toys & Hobbies

Hobby Express 1713 Rt. 228 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-2000 www.hobbyexpressinc.com The area’s largest hobby store with something for everyone! Everything from remote control cars, planes, boats, helis, models, trains and so much more! Playthings Etc. Family Toys & Hobbies 2483 William Flynn Hwy. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-7529 www.playthings-etc.com This gleaming stealth-shaped store is full of toys, hobbies and gifts for every age, gender and interest. See demonstrations and try many toys yourself. It is the world’s coolest toy store experience. See our ad on page 06.

Room To Grow 146 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-7903 www.roomtogrowtoys.com Room to Grow is an independently owned toy store on Main Street in Zelienople. We sell high quality educational toys and more.

Wineries

Deer Creek Winery 101 Clearview Circle Butler, PA 16001 724-282-9463 www.DeerCreekWine.com We have various wines and love to do special mixes with you as well! Come experience the Deer Creek Winery difference today! Mazza Wine Shop at Baldinger’s Candy Store 519 Perry Hwy. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-3893 www.EnjoyMazza.com Family-run winery has been producing fine wines since 1972 in the Lake Erie Region. The wine shop features wines from Mazza Vineyards and South Shore Wine Company. Rustic Acres Winery 234 Crisswell Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-283-6236 www.rusticacreswinery.com Rustic Acres Winery has a wine for you whether you prefer a dry red, sweet white or anything in between. Winemaking supplies available. Starr Hill Winery 400 Butler Commons Butler, PA 16001 http://starrhillwinery.com Based out of Curwensville, PA, Starr Hill Winery sells family-made wines at the Butler Commons Walmart. It is the first winery in the nation to do so! Winfield Winery À 1026 Winfield Rd. Cabot, PA 16023 724-352-9589 www.winfieldwinery.com Produced in small batches and made with care, Winfield Winery’s wines range from dry to sweet and are bottled right here in Butler County.

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What to Do! Agritourism Alpaca Palace 102 Knotingham Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-787-6214 www.alpacapalace.com Alpaca apparel: gloves, sweaters, coats, scarves and socks. Farm tours offered during shop hours or by appointment. Farm days and special events scheduled throughout the year. Armstrong Farms 155 Westminster Rd., P.O. Box 265 Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-2858 www.armstrongfarms.com Founded in 1816, Armstrong Farms is a host to weddings and corporate events, a supplier of landscape materials, and is an Angus and Shorthorn breeder in southern Butler County. Asgard Acres Alpaca Farm 180 Nursery Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-789-7345 www.asgardacresalpacas.com We offer sales, breeding and boarding services, but most of all we offer the camaraderie and the much touted “alpaca lifestyle.” We welcome visitors to check out our herd, talk “shop,” or just say hello! Butler Farm Market 901 Evans City Rd. Renfrew, PA 16053 724-486-2194 www.butlerfarmmarket.com We are a full-line produce, deli and meat market featuring local food products and produce. Open yearround. Con Yeager Spice Company 215 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 800-222-2460 www.conyeagerspice.com Visit the Con Yeager retail store in Evans City. Featuring: spices, herbs, sausage seasonings and casings, marinades, rubs, extracts and gift assortments. DR Distillery 1140 Kiester Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-290-9403 www.drdistillery.com At DR Distillery, we proudly hand craft and distill whiskies and rum using techniques handed down over the generations. Fairground Market 1138 New Castle Rd. Prospect, PA 16052 724-865-9523 www.fairgroundmarket.com Located directly across from the Big Butler Fairgrounds, serving hot foods, deli food and selling tons of groceries and more. A great choice for lunch!

Harvest Valley Farm Market & Bakery 6003 Cunningham Rd. Gibsonia, PA 15044 724-898-3276 www.harvestvalleyfarms.com A full bakery with 10 different flavors of fruit pies. Local fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, jams and jellies. Come and taste the local flavor. Harvest View Farm and Market 143 Eagle Mill Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-8038 www.harvestviewfarm.com Metrick’s Harvest View Farm and Market is a family-operated vegetable and fruit farm. We grow a variety of crops and offer our own brown eggs, honey and apple cider. Kiva Han Coffee 711 Thomson Park Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-2326 www.kivahan.com We are Pittsburgh’s gourmet coffee roaster located in Butler County. We work hard to be our customers’ one stop for all of their coffee needs. Mama Rosa’s Restaurant and Sauce Kitchen 263 Old Plank Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-287-7315 www.butlersmamarosas.com Beginning in southern Italy in 1957, Mama Rosa’s has become one of Butler’s favorite restaurants. Stop by to enjoy authentic Italian recipes and satisfying dinners. See our ad on page 04. Marburger Farm Dairy 1506 Mars-Evans City Rd. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-4752 www.marburgerdairy.com Beginning in 1938, Marburger Farm Dairy has expanded into an entire operation offering a variety of drink products, eggs, bread and ice cream. Open for tours. McGowan Farms 151 S. Franklin St. Prospect, PA 16052 724-301-2887 Owned by fifth generation farmers Chuck and Gretchen McGowan, McGowan Farms in Prospect produces fine redskin and white table potatoes. Miller’s Mustard 139 Golfview Dr. Gibsonia, PA 15044 412-894-7172 www.millersmustard.com Featuring specialty banana pepper mustards, Miller’s Mustards are available in hot and sweet and come in three sizes: 5 oz., 12 oz. and 64 oz. Check our website for using our mustards!

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North Country Brewing Company À 141 S. Main St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2337 www.northcountrybrewing.com Tradition and quality are the trademarks of our full menu restaurant and whole grain brewery, while always conscious of our fork print. See our ad on the back cover.

Thoma Meat Market 748 Dinnerbell Rd. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-2020 www.thomameat.com Thoma Meat Market is a full-service, federally-inspected, old-fashioned butcher shop and meat market offering hand-selected cuts of meat and recipes. See our ad on page 19.

Old Point Alpaca Park 340 Rattigan Rd. Chicora, PA 16025 724-445-7712 www.oldpointalpacas.com A visit to the farm focuses on the history and daily life of the alpaca. Call 724-445-7712 or stop by when our sign reads Open.

WestPark Alpacas À 1037 West Park Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-9380 www.westparkalpacas.com Alpaca farm events and tours. Alpaca items for sale utilizing the fiber in woven and felted fabrics for customdesigned, farm-produced accessories and toys.

Rustic Acres Winery 234 Crisswell Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-283-6236 www.rusticacreswinery.com Rustic Acres Winery has a wine for you whether you prefer a dry red, sweet white or anything in between. Winemaking supplies available. Stone’s Throw Farm 625 Unionville Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-306-1103 http://facebook.com/ StonesThrowAlpacas Stone’s Throw Farm is home to alpacas, ducks and a kissing llama! We sell handmade and imported alpaca products and welcome farm visitors by appointment.

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Butler Baskets contain locallymade goodies including chocolate, buckwheat pancake mix, seasonings, chocolate, jam, sauces and other fantastic Butler County products. Call Speckled Hen Chocolate Co. at 724-352-4840 to order.

Winfield Winery À 1026 Winfield Rd. Cabot, PA 16023 724-352-9589 www.winfieldwinery.com Produced in small batches and made with care, Winfield Winery’s wines range from dry to sweet and are bottled right here in Butler County. Zanella Milling 111 Main St. West Sunbury, PA 16061 724-637-2864 One of the last producers of buckwheat flour in Butler County, Zanella Milling provides a fresh, pure product to many of our region’s retailers. See our ad above.

Maridon Museum À 322 N. McKean St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0123 info@maridon.org www.maridon.org

Arts & Culture Associated Artists of Butler County 344 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-6922 www.butlerartcenter.org Visit our fine art gallery at The Art Center, noon to 6 PM Wednesday through Friday, noon to 4 PM Saturdays. Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts À 539 Main St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-0539 www.bottlebrusharts.com Support local art! Visit our original Harmonist building filled with artwork along with vintage vinyl, monthly concerts and classes. We are your local arts center. Brushes & Barstools 209 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9220 www.brushesandbarstools.com Offering group events, couples paint nights and everyday painting opportunities. We feature custom art selections for private parties and BYOB food and drink for everyone. Butler Arts Council 327 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-496-5293 Representing the best of the arts across Butler County. Butler County Community College Succop Theater À 107 College Dr. Butler, PA 16002 724-287-8711 x8425 www.bc3.edu The Succop Theater is a 440-seat theater that presents a performing arts series and hosts many area performing arts organizations. See our ad on page 05. Butler County Symphony Association 259 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-1402 www.butlersymphony.org Symphony orchestra performing six concerts annually. The symphony association provides a quality orchestra within a community framework, generating pride among residents while enriching their cultural lives. See our ad on page 05.

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Butler Little Theatre One Howard St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-6781 www.bltgroup.org Recognized as a “Millennium Theatre” by the American Association of Community Theatre, Butler Little Theatre invites you to enjoy our 76th season of entertainment. Butler Notables Barbershop Chorus P.O. Box 2411 Butler, PA 16003 724-625-1339 www.harmonize.com/notables An a cappella chorus available for any type of event: birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions, holidays, etc. Quartet available for small intimate affairs. Cranberry Artists Network Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-728-4658 www.cranberryartistsnetwork.com Dedicated to providing and promoting the arts in Cranberry Township and surrounding area. Join us as we embark on an exciting adventure into artistic expression and encouragement! Glass Blowing Center À 114 Leonard Rd. Hilliards, PA 16040 724-791-2100 www.glass123.com Our gift shop features beautiful handblown glass creations by over 30 artists, free flame-working demonstrations daily, classes and keepsake repair service. Open 10 AM-6 PM six days per week/closed Wednesday. Greater Cranberry Barbershop Chorus 750 Norwegian Spruce Dr. Mars, PA 16046 724-591-5115 www.bogmeisters.com Ordinary men coming together to make extraordinary music. We provide four-part harmony a cappella musical entertainment for all occasions. Always singing, always serving, always inviting. Greater Harmony Chorus 412-613-9800 www.greaterharmony.org Greater Harmony Chorus is a female a cappella chorus that features a variety of music performed with sparkle and flair!

Join us for a unique exhibit of Asian art coupled with Meissen porcelain. Enjoy a walk through history where sculptures of ivory, jade and porcelain tell a story of East meeting West. Call ahead to reserve a docent-guided tour or take a self-guided tour for your convenience. Hobnob Theatre Company Butler, PA 16001 412-736-2535 www.hobnobtheatre.com The Hobnob Theatre Company seeks to produce fresh and exciting performances of classical and modern theatre. Keystone State Music Theater 850 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-480-1211 www.keystonestatemusictheater.org Professional musical theater performance company. Performing Arts Academy offers high-caliber musical theater training in acting, singing and dancing year round. Lombardi Art Studio 1803 Three Degree Rd. Mars, PA 16046 412-973-9141 www.lombardiartstudio.com Art studio offers classes in oil painting, mixed media, jewelry making for adults and art classes for kids ages six and up. Maridon Museum À 322 N. McKean St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0123 www.maridon.org See boxed listing above. Musical Theatre Guild À 101 Memorial Dr., Butler Memorial Park, P.O. Box 2001 Butler, PA 16003 724-287-8243 www.mtgbutler.org Musical Theatre Guild, founded in 1962, is a community-based theater group specializing in the production of Broadway-style musicals. Nicolette’s Tailor Shop & Specialty Gifts 1830’s Red Brick House across from First National Bank Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-1100 www.NicolettesShop.com Featuring Susan Walker Art... offering a variety of ongoing classes (all ages). Discover and purchase inspiring art at this special shop! Private gatherings also. Teaching creativity!

Penn Theater Performance Company 149 N. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 www.penntheaterbutler.com The Penn Theater Performance Company seeks to produce highquality entertainment, educational programs and conference services in the Penn Theater. Sing Hosanna! 310 W. Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-0042 www.singhosanna.org Sing Hosanna! is a Butler County-based performing arts, nonprofit corporation for ages seven through the senior years. Events include Broadway musicals and other artistic performances. Slippery Rock U., College of Liberal Arts 104 Strain Behavioral Science Bldg. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-4863 www.sru.edu/life-at-sru/arts-andculture/performing-arts-series Sponsored by SRU, the mission of the Kaleidoscope Arts Festival is to bring free or low cost quality arts programming to underserved regions. The Strand Theater Initiative 119 N. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-742-0400 www.thestrandtheater.org A former movie and vaudeville theater, The Strand celebrated its grand reopening in 2009 and now serves as the region’s premiere performing arts and classic film center. Summer Dramatics Project 261 Whitestown Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-4214 This annual summer theater production includes young people and works with them to promote the performing arts by utilizing their talents in the theatre venue.

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Family Fun Butler BlueSox Baseball Club À Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9994 www.butlerbluesox.net Top-notch collegiate level baseball played by pro-prospects in a familyoriented environment at historic Kelly Automotive Park in downtown Butler. Conley Resort 740 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7711 www.conleyresort.com Pirate’s Cove is the perfect family destination place to hold that special birthday party. Two slides, pirate ship with water cannon and a party room. See our ad on page 07. Cranberry Community Waterpark À 450 North Boundary Park Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-4FUN www.Cranberry4FUN.com/Waterpark Renovated waterpark includes 500-gallon dump bucket, spray pad, climbing wall, heating mechanism and water filtration system. In-pool benches with “sunbrellas.” Memorial Day–Labor Day. Family Bowlaway Fun Center and 11th Frame Bar and Grille À 540 Fairground Hill Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-8630 www.familybowlaway.com Family Bowlaway is home to the 11th Frame Bar and Grille. Services include: bowling, Laser Storm, game arcade, team building, special events and dining. Frozen Pond Arena 118 Sylvan Spring Ln. Valencia, PA 16059 724-898-2440 www.frozenpondarena.com

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Perfect for family fun outings at one of our public ice skating sessions. Host a group outing or event, or become involved with hockey or figure skating. Fun Fore All 8 Progress Ave. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-1800 www.funforeall.net There’s truly something for everyone at Fun Fore All—one of the largest yearround family entertainment centers in the area. Glade Run Adventures 70 W. Beaver Rd. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-4453 www.gladerun.org/adventures Glade Run Adventures offers social skills development using plants and animals that include summer camps, environmental education and riding lessons for children with special needs. Lernerville Speedway/Sarver Racing 313 N. Pike Rd., Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-1511 www.lernerville.com Lernerville Speedway is home of the “Fab Four:” 410 Sprint Cars, Late Models, Big-Block Modifieds and Stock Cars. Racing 7:30 PM every Friday, seasonally. The Lightning Bug - Fresh Food and Fun 170 Scharberry Ln. Mars, PA 16046 724-900-2808 www.thelightningbug.com Premier family entertainment center, restaurant and coffeehouse in Mars, PA. Laser tag arena, glow golf, bumper cars, large indoor playground and arcade games. Three party rooms!

The Living Dead Museum and Gift Shop 121 E. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 206-350-9641 www.LivingDeadMuseum.com A museum celebrating zombies in pop culture. Home of the original film, Night of the Living Dead, the attraction showcases its importance and influence in popular culture. Mars Area History & Landmark Society À 1 Brickyard Rd., P.O. Box 58 Mars, PA 16046 724-625-4478 www.marshistory.org Restored train station, caboose, indoor/ outdoor museum. Ride our miniature railroad. Open every Friday, second Saturday May-October, annual open house first Saturday of October. Mars Lanes 262 Mars Valencia Rd. Mars, PA 16046 724-625-1780 www.marslanes.com Bowling here is still the way it was 50 years ago. Historic with 10 beautiful wooden lanes. Manual score-keeping. Always call to reserve lanes. Playthings Etc. Family Toys & Hobbies 2483 William Flynn Hwy. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-7529 www.playthings-etc.com This gleaming stealth-shaped store is full of toys, hobbies and gifts for every age, gender and interest. See demonstrations and try many toys yourself. It is the world’s coolest toy store experience. See our ad on page 06.

Starlight Drive-In 1985 N. Main St. Ext. Butler, PA 16003 724-284-5003 www.starlightdrive-in.com Butler PA Starlight Drive-In—affordable family fun, digital double-feature first-run movies, arcade, mini-golf and special events. Swap Shop Sundays 8-2 for vendors and treasure-seekers. Tack Operator Training– ”Blue Ribbon Experience” 692 E. Butler Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-7232 www.tackoperatortraining.com Our “Blue Ribbon Experience” will give an individual the opportunity to operate a piece of heavy equipment for their pleasure. UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex 8000 Cranberry Springs Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-900-2799 http://upmclemieux sportscomplex.com The UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex is the official practice facility of the Pittsburgh Penguins, a community ice rink and comprehensive outpatient facility for UPMC Sports Medicine. See our ad on page 09. Neighboring County Three Rivers Paintball À 282 Rochester Rd. Freedom, PA 15042 724-775-6232 www.trpaintball.com We are western Pennsylvania’s largest and longest running paintball field. We also offer woodsball, airball, airsoft, private parties and a proshop.

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Festivals & Events Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival 205 Currie Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-256-4050 www.BantamJeepFestival.com Celebrate Butler as the birthplace of the Jeep, June 9-11, 2017. Jeep invasion Friday night in downtown Butler. Festival activities at Cooper’s Lake Campground all three days. Big Butler Fair 1127 New Castle Rd. Prospect, PA 16052 724-865-2400 www.bigbutlerfair.com Nine days of fair treats, animals and fun. Enjoy fireworks, demolition derbies, concerts, truck pulls, entertainment, games and rides. Always over the fourth of July. See our ad on page 11.

Butler Media Group Events 252 Pillow St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-1500 insidebutlercounty.com WISR 680 AM, WBUT 1050 AM and The Rock Station 97.7 FM help businesses successfully market their brand and we host Butler County’s Wine Festival, Christmas Parade, Band Jam and other events. Celebrate Butler County Tourism www.VisitButlerCounty.com/ CelebrateBC Celebrate all facets of tourism on Saturday, April 15, 2017 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pittsburgh Marriott North. Vendors, demonstrations, raffles and more!

Butler Chainsaw Carving Invitational 625 Evans City Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-822-3349 www.ButlerChainsawCarving.com Witness the best in the US! Top chainsaw carvers from around the world in action! Auction, food and more.

Concordia Lutheran Ministries Events 134 Marwood Rd. Cabot, PA 16023 724-352-1571 x8266 www.concordialm.org Concordia offers a lifetime continuum of care including adult day services, home health care, hospice, medical/ rehabilitation services, memory support, personal and respite care, retirement living, skilled nursing and more.

Butler County Home Show 542 Evans City Rd., Butler, PA 16001 412-310-7781 www.butlercountyhomeshow.com The 6th annual Butler County Home Show will be held April 7-9, 2017 at The Family Sports Center on Rt. 68.

Evans City Oktoberfest Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-4931 Evans City Oktoberfest is held annually the third weekend in September. Crafts, food, entertainment, car cruise and a parade celebrate our German heritage. No admission charged.

Butler Fall Festival Butler, PA 16001 724-822-0474 www.butlerfallfestival.com Formerly the Butler Ethnic Festival, the Butler Fall Festival features food, entertainment, crafts, a car cruise and children’s activities covering Butler’s Main Street.

Go Green Festival 724-272-4539 www.gogreenfestival.com Offering information and education to the public on renewable energy production, energy efficiency, electric vehicles and sustainable living through speaker presentations, educational materials and vendors.

Butler Farm Show 627 Evans City Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-482-4000 www.butlerfarmshow.com Featuring animals, arts and crafts, farm products, tractor pulls, demo derby, figure 8 races and 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale. August 7-12, 2017. $8/includes rides. Free parking. See our ad on page 11. Butler Lions Club Events Butler, PA 16001 724-287-4059 www.butlerpalionclub.org Annual events include the Scoot and Toot 5K Run/Walk, part of Alameda Park’s SeptemberFest and the Christmas Tree Sale, beginning the Friday after Thanksgiving.

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Harmony Business Association Events 229 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 www.harmonybusinessassociation.com Enjoy the charm and hospitality of Harmony as you explore the diverse shopping and dining opportunities offered in a historic landmark setting. Mars New Year 124 Grand Ave. Mars, PA 16046 724-625-1858 www.marsnewyear.com Celebrate the New Year on the planet Mars in the town of Mars! Highlighting innovation and exploration. Thursday night blast-off dinner. Friday and Saturday activities downtown.

Western PA Ride for Kids 159 Perry Hwy. Harmony, PA 16037 412-980-5358 800-253-6530 info@rideforkids.org http://Rideforkids.org Come and join us with any make of motorcycle and enjoy a fun loop ride, food and entertainment! Cheer on our stars who are local children fighting brain tumors. Fundraising supports the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. Always the first Sunday in August at Seneca Valley High School. North Washington VFD Rodeo À 2225 Oneida Valley Rd. Petrolia, PA 16050 724-679-5270 www.nwvfd.com/rodeo 58th Rodeo. Five nights of World Championship Rodeo! Bareback and saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, breakaway roping, calf/team roping and bull riding. Rain or shine. See our ad on page 11. NW PA Steam Engine & Old Equipment Assoc., Inc. Events 1512 Perry Hwy. Portersville, PA 16051 724-452-8656 www.portersvillesteamshow.org Displays and demonstrations of antique steam engines and equipment. Crafts, flea market, train rides, tractor pulls, old-time village and much more. May, August, October. Penn Twp. Volunteer Fire Department Events 311 Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-355-1402 www.penntwpvfd.com Community volunteer fire/rescue service. Fundraising is done through Tool Bash, Mega Cruise-Fly In and Golf Outing. See calendar for dates; the public is welcome! Pittsburgh Parts-A-Rama Butler Fairgrounds 1127 New Castle Rd. Prospect, PA 16052 412-366-7154 www.pittsburghparts-a-rama.com June 16-18, 2017. Auto event, vehicle parts flea market, collector toys, vehicle sale corral. Swimsuit contest – Saturday 8 PM. Sunday 12 Noon – collector vehicle and special events. Regatta At Lake Arthur 225 Pleasant Valley Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-687-0707 www.lakearthurregatta.org The Regatta at Lake Arthur combines the best in water and land to be the premiere, all-ages, eco-recreational event in the region. The Rodfathers of Butler Events 160 Blakely Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-352-5043

www.therodfathers.com Our largest event is Cruise-A-Palooza held in June at the Butler Farm Show grounds on Route 68, west of Butler. Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company Events 210 Horne Ave. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-3300 www.svfc.com Saxonburg VFC holds a carnival with the “Largest Fireman’s Parade East of the Mississippi” and annual gun raffle. Slippery Rock Development Event Committee Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2338 www.slipperyrockpa.org Slippery Rock Development renewed Main Street and downtown, including streetscapes, arts, business recruitment and parks, and presents VillageFest, the annual Main Street fair. Slippery Rock in Bloom Events Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-406-0160 www.srinbloom.com Slippery Rock in Bloom is a community organization that promotes public involvement for community improvement. Western PA Ride for Kids See boxed listing above. Whispering Pines Farm Events 201 Winsome Ln. Cabot, PA 16023 724-568-7463 www.whisperingpinesfarmpa.com Antiques & Artisans festival is bi-annual, 3rd weekend June and September in Cabot, PA. Visit the country! Enjoy our beautiful farm. Shopping, food and music abound! Zelienople Community Park/ Community Park Association Events 402 E. Beaver St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-0231 www.myzeliepark.org Experience this vibrant community park offering year-round programming and events for all ages, swimming pool, shelter/amphitheater rentals, concerts, tennis courts and baseball fields.

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Golf Aubrey’s Dubbs Dred Golf Course 140 Aubrey Dr. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-4832 www.aubreysdubbsdred.com Our championship course is one of the most competitive and well-conditioned courses in the tri-state area. Rated one of “The Best Places to Play” by Golf Digest. Buffalo Golf Course 201 Monroe Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-2440 www.buffalogolfpa.com Buffalo takes pride in offering a premium golfing experience at an affordable price. Rolling, yet flat terrain. One of the best golfing experiences in the Pittsburgh area! Conley Resort 740 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7711 www.conleyresort.com Conley Resort features an 18-hole golf course. It’s truly an oasis for the serious golfer. Our golf course is always in excellent condition. See our ad on page 07.

Cranberry Highlands Golf Course 5601 Freshcorn Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-7372 www.cranberryhighlands.com Discover why Golf Digest named Cranberry Highlands Pennsylvania’s Best Municipal Golf Course. Enjoy its scenic amenities. Experience its Audubon-certified sanctuary. Test its championship links. Savor its Clubhouse cuisine and reserve its banquet rooms for your next special event. See our ad on page 04.

Lake Arthur Golf Club À 255 Isle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-865-2765 www.lakearthur.com Lake Arthur is proud to offer conditions consistent with the finest country clubs, including some of the best greens around, while offering the friendly service you’d expect from a familyowned course. Oakview Golf Club 160 Ralston Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-1173 x4 www.oakviewgolfclub.com Oakview Golf Club is a semi-private course nestled in the rolling hills of Slippery Rock that offers the 19th Hole Bar, pro shop and banquet facilities. Rowan Road Driving Range and Golf Shop 8034 Rowan Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-5100 www.rowanroaddrivingrange.com Expansive lighted outdoor range features 30 hitting stations, two grass tee areas and laser-measured targets

to simulate course conditions. On-site regripping and repair, PGA instruction, custom clubs and fitting. Strawberry Ridge Golf Course & Driving Range 135 McNulty Ln. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-4022 www.strawberryridgegolfcourse.com Strawberry Ridge Golf Course is a scenic, par 70, 18-hole public golf course and driving range just off of Route 19 in Butler County. Suncrest Golf Course 137 Brownsdale Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-5508 www.suncrestgolf.com A great public course with rolling, contoured fairways and postage stamp greens. Most holes are tree lined and will provide an exciting challenge for all. See our ad on page 07.

Great Outdoors Allegheny Aquatic Alliance 724-371-0416 www.alleghenyaquatic alliance.com We are a local non-profit organization devoted to water protection. Our goals are to educate the public about our water threats to encourage water preservation and organize waterway cleanups. Buffalo Township Parks & Recreation 109 Bear Creek Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-882-9953 www.buffalotownship.com We offer hiking, picnicking, fishing, primitive camping and plan special outdoor community events throughout the year. The Butler-Freeport Trail offers not only hiking/ walking, but bicycling and geocaching. Butler County Parks & Recreation Dept. À 184 Alameda Park Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-5383 www.co.butler.pa.us The Butler County Parks and Recreation Department operates year-round, bringing the residents of Butler County quality, affordable recreational opportunities at Alameda Park.

Butler Outdoor Club Harrisville, PA 16038 724-794-3719 www.butleroutdoorclub.org The Butler Outdoor Club promotes outdoor education and provides year-round activities such as hiking, backpacking, biking, birding, kayaking, XC skiing and snowshoeing. All ages/abilities are welcome.

Evans City Pool & Park 154 W. Main St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-8920 www.edcopark.com Nestled in the beautiful hills of Evans City, EDCO Park offers a community park, pool, recreation and event services to Evans City, neighboring communities and the greater public.

Butler-Freeport Community Trail Council Saxonburg, PA 16056 www.butlerfreeporttrail.org Preserves the route of Butler County’s first railroad. Level, natural crushed limestone surface. Enjoyed by all ages for walking, jogging, hiking, bicycling and cross-country skiing.

Four Seasons Game Bird Farm 115 List Hill Rd. Valencia, PA 16059 724-898-2316 www.fourseasonsgamebird farm.com Call to schedule pheasant and chukar hunts on our beautiful farm! Bring your own dog or we can book a dog and guide for you.

Cranberry Township Parks & Recreation Department 2525 Rochester Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-4FUN www.Cranberry4FUN.com Beautiful parks with athletic fields, shelters, picnic tables, dog park, outdoor amphitheater, waterpark and skate park, plus year-round programs for all ages and interests.

Glade Run Lake Conservancy, Inc. (GRLC) 724-898-2263 www.gladerunlake conservancy.org GRLC is dedicated to improvement of this beautiful 50-acre lake under restoration in Middlesex Township. Its surrounding 100-acre wooded park includes animal habitats and trails.

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Jennings Environmental Education Center 2951 Prospect Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-6011 www.visitpaparks.com Discover a unique 20-acre prairie, explore peaceful wooded hiking trails, and enjoy a wide variety of natural, historical and recreational programs. Open every day, year-round. Moraine State Park 225 Pleasant Valley Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-8811 www.visitPAParks.com One of the largest parks in PA, offering many outdoor recreational opportunities such as bicycling, boating, swimming, fishing and horseback riding. Eleven lakefront cabins open year round. North Country Trail Association-Butler Chapter 724-526-5407 www.northcountry trail.org/but Developing, promoting and maintaining the North Country National Scenic Trail’s pathway in and around Butler County, Pennsylvania, offering 47 miles of adventure into the PA countryside.

The Owlet Gift Shop, Moraine Preservation Fund 118 North Shore Dr. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-9185 www.morainepreservation fund.org Located at McDanel’s Launch in Moraine State Park, we offer scenic boat tours and a variety of gifts, books and guides. See our ad on page 12. Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Guide 428 Canterbury Tr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 412-352-4922 www.redunmire outdoors.com With over 40 years of experience, let Richard E. Dunmire, the Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Guide, lead you on a fly fishing expedition in Butler County. Pittsburgh Flying Disc Society Moraine State Park Portersville, PA 16051 412-760-4346 www.pfds.org Promoting flying disc sports and games through events, programs and publications dedicated to public education, community involvement and other related charitable purposes.

History & Heritage Butler County Historical Society 123 W. Diamond St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-8116 www.butlerhistory.com The county’s official historical society and main repository of original artifacts, documents, photographs and genealogical collections. Great programs throughout the year. Office located in the Senator Walter Lowrie House. Butler Old Stone House Region AACA Butler, PA 16001 www.aacabosh.org A nonprofit antique automobile club dedicated to maintaining and preserving Butler-built cars, which include the Huselton, Standard, American Bantam Car Company (Jeep and Bantam) and American Austin. Cranberry Township Historical Society 2525 Rochester Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-612-5730 www.explorecranberry.org/ovg Step back in time to the school days of 1874 with a visit to Sample Schoolhouse, located at 2525 Rochester Road in Cranberry Township.

Evans City Historical Society 204C S. Jackson St. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-3629 www.evanscityhistory.com The Evans City Historical Society features its very own museum containing artifacts and memorabilia of the oil boom, railroads and Night of the Living Dead.

Mars Area History & Landmark Society À 1 Brickyard Rd., P.O. Box 58 Mars, PA 16046 724-625-4478 www.marshistory.org Restored train station, caboose, indoor/ outdoor museum. Ride our miniature railroad. Open every Friday, second Saturday May-October, annual open house first Saturday of October.

Historic Harmony - Harmony Museum À 218 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-7341 www.harmonymuseum.org Rich regional history in National Landmark: Indians, Washington mission sparks French and Indian War, communal Harmony Society, Mennonites, Flowers longrifles, much more and events throughout the year.

The Old Stone House Museum 2856 William Flynn Hwy. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-2409 www.oldstonehousePA.org The Stone House is a historic inn and museum. Built in 1822, it served as a stagecoach stop and tavern along the Pittsburgh-Erie Pike.

Maridon Museum À 322 N. McKean St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0123 www.maridon.org See our boxed listing on page 43.

Preston Park (Butler Township) 290 S. Duffy Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-3430 www.butlertwp.org Visitors can enjoy the trails and unique landscape of Preston Park, the estate of Dr. and Mrs. Preston. Located at 415 South Eberhart Road, Butler.

Succop Nature Park 185 W. Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 412-963-6100 www.aswp.org We welcome you to Succop Nature Park for your next event, meeting or retreat. Explore the lush landscapes, ponds, walking trails and more during your visit.

Slippery Rock Area Parks & Recreation 320 N. Main St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-8180 www.slipperyrock park-rec.org SRAP&R offers a variety of year-round activities for all ages. The park also has the facility to hold your parties, reunions, picnics and special occasions.

SurfSUP Adventures 229 Howes Run Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-989-7259 www.surfsupadventures.com Add to your bucket list! SurfSUP Adventures provides stand up paddleboarding lessons and eco-tours in Moraine State Park, Pittsburgh and Oakmont for all ages and skill levels!

Spring Valley Park - Clinton Township 220 Victory Rd. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-9000 http://myclintontwp.net/ spring-valley-park Clinton Township’s hidden jewel. Bring your kids to the playground, your picnic to the pavilion and your walking shoes to the rustic, wooded trail!

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Todd Nature Reserve Kepple Rd., past Buffalo Golf Course Buffalo Twp., PA 412-963-6100 www.aswp.org We invite you to explore Todd Nature Reserve’s hiking trails and abundant natural beauty. The pristine landscape provides a welcome retreat from the highly-manicured suburban world.

Saxonburg Museum/Cooper Hall 157 N. Rebecca St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-1400 x3 www.visitsaxonburgpa.com Saxonburg is a small community in southeast Butler County, founded in 1832 by John Roebling, inventor of wire rope and designer of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Washington’s Trail - 1753 724-290-1700 www.washingtonstrail.org Washington’s Trail - 1753 is a driving route through western Pennsylvania. Traversing modern highways, the route commemorates young George Washington’s first military expedition. Zelienople Historical Society 243 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-9457 www.zelienoplehistoricalsociety.com ZHS operates Passavant House and Buhl House history museums, a research library and a gift shop. Tours available weekdays at 9:30 AM. Neighboring County Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area 623 E. 8th Ave. Homestead, PA 15120 412-464-4020 x46 www.riversofsteel.com Celebrate Butler County’s many exciting attractions with custom-designed group tour packages! Tours include historical, cultural, culinary and much more. Packages include step-on guides, taste samplings and giveaways!

Wild Waterways Conservancy 539 Main St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-8423 www.wildwaterways conservancy.org Wild Waterways Conservancy was formed to protect the natural resources and unique ecological features of the Slippery Rock and Connoquenessing Creeks. YMCA Camp/ARMCO Park 341 Centreville Pike, Rt. 173 Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-287-4733 www.bcfymca.org This 75-acre park is a beautiful community resource that is open to the public and features a playground, picnic pavilions, new horseshoe pits and more. Zelienople Community Park/Community Park Association 402 E. Beaver St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-0231 www.myzeliepark.org Experience this vibrant community park offering year-round programming and events for all ages, swimming pool, shelter/amphitheater rentals, concerts, tennis courts and baseball fields. 866-856-8444 / www.VisitButlerCounty.com / 2017 Official Visitors Guide 47

Who Can Help! Spa Hanging Rock Spa À 601 Pittsburgh Rd., Suite 300 Butler, PA 16002 724-996-6534 www.hangingrockspa.com Our services include a variety of traditional and unique treatments that have been specifically designed to combat stress and support your physical and spiritual wellness. OSIRIS Wellness and Day Spa 1511 Mars-Evans City Rd. Evans City, PA 16033 724-538-4004 www.osiriswellness.com Experience resort-style luxury! With our unparalleled atmosphere, array of services and therapeutic amenities, OSIRIS has just what you need to experience a day of serenity.

Sports Butler BlueSox Baseball Club À Butler, PA 16001 724-256-9994 www.butlerbluesox.net Top-notch collegiate level baseball played by pro-prospects in a familyoriented environment at historic Kelly Automotive Park in downtown Butler. Butler County Family YMCA 339 N. Washington St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-4733 www.bcfymca.org Facility features two indoor swimming pools, two gymnasiums, fully-equipped fitness center, all day child care, a youth and family center and much more. Cabot Guns 300 N. Pike Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 855-843-1911 www.cabotguns.com Cabot Guns by Penn United Technologies, the 2012 and 2013 NRA National Pistol Champion, and described as the Rolls Royce of 1911 Pistols, are made in Cabot, PA. Dapper Bicycle 219 S. Main St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-0556 www.dapperbicycle.com Our store features a large selection of bicycles. We offer repair service on all makes and models and carry a complete line of parts and accessories.

Get Fit Families 202 High Acres Rd. Harmony, PA 16037 724-321-4265 www.getfitfamilies.com Get Fit Families is a family fitness company that promotes wellness and triathlon/marathon training. Owned by a regional race director. Kelly Automotive Park 115 E. Cunningham St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-0116 www.pullmanpark.com Visit the parks of the City of Butler! Parks include Memorial, Ritts, Father Marinaro, Kelly Automotive, Memorial, and Rotary. Shelters are available for rent. Lake Arthur Golf Club À 255 Isle Rd., Butler, PA 16001 724-865-2765 www.lakearthur.com Lake Arthur is proud to offer conditions consistent with the finest country clubs, including some of the best greens around, while offering the friendly service you’d expect from a family-owned course. Moraine State Park 225 Pleasant Valley Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-8811 www.visitPAParks.com One of the largest parks in PA, offering many outdoor recreational opportunities such as bicycling, boating, swimming, fishing and horseback riding. Eleven lakefront cabins open yearround. Oakview Golf Club 160 Ralston Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-1173 x4 www.oakviewgolfclub.com Oakview Golf Club is a semiprivate course nestled in the rolling hills of Slippery Rock that offers the 19th Hole Bar, pro shop and banquet facilities. Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Guide 428 Canterbury Tr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 412-352-4922 www.redunmire outdoors.com With over 40 years of experience, let Richard E. Dunmire, the Pennsylvania Fly Fishing Guide, lead you on a fly fishing expedition in Butler County.

Rapp’s Bicycle Center 179 New Castle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-8048 www.rappsbicyclecenter.com Rapp’s Bicycle Center has provided quality service for over 40 years. We sell Giant, Redline, KHS, mountain bikes, hybrids, electrics and more. Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA 2001 Ehrman Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-452-9122 http://rose.bcfymca.org The Y: We’re for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Seneca Valley School District 128 Seneca School Rd. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-6040 www.svsd.net Featuring all newly-renovated, versatile facilities capable of hosting all types of events. Slippery Rock University Athletic Department 102 Morrow Field House Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-2021 www.rockathletics.com The SRU Athletic Department sponsors 17 NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletic teams. We are a proud member of the PSAC with over 450 student athletes. Valencia SportsPark 414 PA-228 Valencia, PA 16059 724-625-8660 http://valenciasports park.com Valencia SportsPark’s driving range is always open. The outside ball dispenser accepts credit cards so you can golf anytime! Indoor sports facilities coming soon. YMCA Camp/ARMCO Park 341 Centreville Pike, Rt. 173 Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-287-4733 www.bcfymca.org This 75-acre park is a beautiful community resource that is open to the public and features a playground, picnic pavilions, new horseshoe pits and more.

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Banquet Facilities Armstrong Farms Bed & Breakfast 155 Westminster Rd., P.O. Box 265 Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-2858 www.armstrongfarms.com Founded in 1816, Armstrong Farms is a host to weddings and corporate events, a supplier of landscape materials, and is an Angus and Shorthorn breeder in southern Butler County. See our ad on page 19. The Atrium 1031 New Castle Rd. Prospect, PA 16052 724-865-2830 www.TheAtriumOnline.com At The Atrium, you will find personal undivided attention and dedication to details that takes the pressure off of you and guarantees a successful event. The Barn at Soergel Hollow 1078 Prospect Rd. Evans City, PA 16033 724-789-9567 www.soergelhollow.com Weddings, reunions and corporate outings, this unique space will make it a memory to last a lifetime. Embrace the country setting with a romantic woodland chapel, pond and cabin. Betsy’s Barn 147 Kennedy Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-3233 www.cheesemanfarm.com Betsy’s Barn is a post-andbeam two-story bank barn. A unique location for your wedding, reception, graduation party, family reunion, company picnic or birthday party. Butler Country Club 310 Country Club Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7701 www.butlercc.org Formal elegance with exceptional cuisine and world-class service with menus to suit any taste and budget. Our professional staff will help plan your special event! Butler County Community College À 107 College Dr. Butler, PA 16002 724-287-8711 x8425 www.bc3.edu We have the 440-seat Succop Theater, a versatile Founders

Hall, our top-notch Public Safety Training Center, and many classrooms and lecture halls. BC3 will accommodate your meeting needs! See our ad on page 05. Butler Health System 911 E. Brady St. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-4200 www.butlerhealthsystem.org Butler Health System is an independent, communityfocused organization with facilities well suited to support local businesses and community-centered meetings and events. The Center of Harmony 253 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-400-6044 www.thecenterof harmony.com A wedding, event and concert venue located in a historic 1875 opera hall. 3,100 sq. ft. of open hardwood floors and natural light provide a truly intimate venue for your special event up to 170 guests. Conley Resort 740 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7711 www.conleyresort.com Perfect choice for all business and special occasion meeting needs. Accommodations for up to 160 people with panoramic views of the impeccable manicured golf course. See our ad on page 07. Cooper Station Restaurant À 352 N. Pike Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-2100 www.cooperstation restaurant.com Upscale casual dining experience, consistent high quality, offering a diverse menu in cuisine with a full bar available. Multiple rooms available to host your event. Cranberry Highlands Golf Course 5601 Freshcorn Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-7372 www.cranberry highlands.com Pennsylvania’s Best Municipal Golf Course. Enjoy scenic amenities, experience the Audubon-certified sanctuary, test championship links, savor Clubhouse cuisine, and reserve banquet rooms for your next special event. See our ad on page 04.

Crestfield Camp & Conference Center 195 Taggart Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-4022 www.crestfield.net Offering a variety of meeting and lodging facilities, delicious meals, team-building, outdoor activities, WiFi and warm hospitality on 226 beautiful acres in Slippery Rock. Perfect for your business, civic, scholastic or family event. Days Inn Conference Center 139 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-6761 www.daysinn.com/hotels/ pennsylvania/butler/daysinn-butler-conferencecenter/hotel-overview Meeting space highlighting two elegant ballrooms with granite flooring, crystal chandeliers and uplighting. 140 sleeping rooms including efficiencies, free parking, continental breakfast and indoor pool. Hilton Garden Inn Cranberry 2000 Garden View Ln. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-9999 www.hiltongardeninn cranberry.com Celebrating our fourth year in Cranberry Township, we are minutes from I-79 and the PA Turnpike. Our Garden Grill serves from 6 AM-10 PM; our bar is open from 4-11 PM. We offer complimentary parking and WiFi. Juniper Grill 2030 MacKenzie Way Suite 800 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-8850 www.junipergrill.com/ cranberry.php Our menu was developed from the idea of serving cowboy cuisine, a wide variety of American cuisine with a southwest flair with everything from scratch using only the best products available. Lutherlyn 500 Lutherlyn Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-865-2161 www.lutherlyn.com Lutherlyn is a 501(c) nonprofit outdoor ministry and retreat center for the entire community featuring summer camp, corporate retreats, environmental education field trips, equestrian programs, team-building, and classes in the arts.

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Noah’s Event Venue 1 Pendleton Way Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-831-2188 www.NoahsEventVenue.com Noah’s is an event venue for all of life’s events including weddings, corporate events and social gatherings. North Park Lounge Cranberry 20810 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-2233 www.northparklounge cranberry.com Where friends meet friends! Delicious variety of food, extensive drink menu and lively atmosphere. Music weekends in Bamboo Bar. Beautiful private meeting space. Host your next event with us! Pinehall at Eisler Farms 517 Dick Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-355-4599 www.pinehallfarms.com Specializing in weddings and events, Pinehall at Eisler Farms is a century-old restored barn located on a picturesque 175-acre nursery. Book your celebration today. Pittsburgh Marriott North 100 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-772-3700 www.pittsburgh marriottnorth.com Butler County’s finest full-service hotel, with 295 luxurious guestrooms, restaurant/lounge, Starbucks outlet, indoor pool and fitness center, plus 14,000 square feet of event space. Portersville Muddy Creek EMS 1122 W. Portersville Rd. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-8813 www.facebook.com/ Portersville-Muddy-CreekEMS-100721906637972 Charming rustic setting for hall rental that seats 50 people comfortably. Excellent for small parties, holiday celebrations, meetings and other events. Rachel’s Roadhouse 100 Fairfield Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-841-0333 www.springfields.com Rachel’s Roadhouse, located at Routes 8 and 422, offers a wonderful menu, daily lunch/ dinner specials, fantastic desserts and a full bar. Private dining available. See our ad on page 03.

RLA Learning and Conference Center 850 Cranberry Woods Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-741-1000 www.theRLA.org RLA Learning and Conference Center is a non-profit, education-based conference center. We have academic members offering 30 degree programs and versatile meeting rooms to hold business trainings/events for up to 1,000 attendees. Saxonburg Museum/ Cooper Hall 157 N. Rebecca St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-1400 x3 www.visitsaxonburgpa.com Cooper Hall is a 6,000 sq. ft. event venue with a seating capacity of 300 that is available for weddings, reunions, parties, corporate and private events. Call 724352-1400, press 3. Slippery Rock University, Office of Conference Services 107 Central Loop, Suite 102 Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-2718 www.sruconferences.com Let Slippery Rock University host your next event! Our venues accommodate meetings and trainings, receptions and social events, and summer overnight retreats and athletic camps. Springfield Grille 7001 Crider Rd. Mars, PA 16046 724-778-8700 www.springfields.com The Springfield Grille is an upscale casual steakhouse featuring Black Angus steaks, fresh seafood, wide wine selections and a nightly chefinspired feature menu. See our ad on page 03. Succop Nature Park 185 W. Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 412-963-6100 www.aswp.org We welcome you to Succop Nature Park for your next event, meeting or retreat. Explore the lush landscapes, ponds, walking trails and more during your visit.

Twelve Oaks Mansion 160 Scharberry Ln. Mars, PA 16046 724-625-2343 www.twelveoaks mansion.com Twelve Oaks Mansion is a premier destination for weddings, private events, corporate functions and scholastic banquets. Offers elegant decor, views and much more. White Barn 254 Kennedy Rd. Prospect, PA 16052 724-991-7055 www.whitebarn.us White Barn is a unique rustic, elegant venue specializing in weddings and corporate events. Visit us at whitebarn. us and Facebook or call 724991-7055 for information. Neighboring County Jergel’s Rhythm Grille 103 Slade Ln. Warrendale, PA 15086 724-799-8333 www.jergels.com A unique music and entertainment venue providing guests with a host of live performances – including local, regional and national touring acts – covering all genres. In addition, a highquality restaurant/bar.

Community Organizations Alliance for Nonprofit Resources 214 S. Main St., Suite 1023 Butler, PA 16001 724-431-3663 www.anrinfo.org Provides services including grant writing, marketing and design, executive management, fiscal support, meeting/event planning, information technology, and human resource consulting and strategic planning. Butler AM Rotary Butler YMCA, Tuesday at 7 AM, 339 N. Washington St. Butler, PA 16001 724-991-2212 http://butleramrotary.com Our service club prides itself on adhering to the Rotary motto of “service above self.” We work diligently to give back to the community through our time, service projects and charities.

Butler County Assoc. of Twp. Officials East Butler, PA 16029 724-352-2324 Dedicated to providing better government services through education, cooperation and communication with our members, townships of the second class in Butler County since 1915. Butler County Bowling Association 571 Mercer Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-7224 www.butlercounty bowling.org A nonprofit organization promoting the game of American tenpin bowling, conducting and supporting bowling competitions and providing equal opportunity for all in the sport of bowling. Butler County Chamber of Commerce 101 E. Diamond St., Suite 116 Butler, PA 16001 724-283-2222 www.ButlerCounty Chamber.com Private, nonprofit, membership-based, business advocacy organization. Established in 1896 to serve Butler County businesses, focusing on the impact of numerous factors on quality of life. Butler County Commissioners 124 W. Diamond St. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-5100 www.co.butler.pa.us Commissioner Leslie Osche, Commissioner Kevin Boozel and Commissioner Kim Geyer. Offices located on the fifth floor of the County Government Center. Butler County Council of Governments 2525 Rochester Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-816-4880 An association of Butler County townships and boroughs working cooperatively to reduce costs and provide better municipal government for their residents and businesses. Butler Downtown 101 E. Diamond St., Suite 116 Butler, PA 16001 724-256-5769 www.butlerdowntown.org Butler Downtown is a nonprofit organization working to revitalize the Main Street business district in the City of Butler.

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CDC: Community Development Corporation of Butler County 112 Hollywood Dr., Suite 102 Butler, PA 16001 724-283-1961 www.butlercountycdc.com Your first stop for economic development in Butler County. Lots starting at $37,500 per acre. Our knowledgeable staff provides site selection, technical assistance and business financing. City of Butler 140 W. North St. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-4124 www.cityofbutler.org Butler, Smithsonian’s 7th best small town and birthplace of the Bantam jeep, has a historic downtown with great museums, family-owned shops and the tastiest restaurants anywhere! Community Care Connections 114 Skyline Dr. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-3198 x250 www.communitycare connect.org Programs and services for infants, children and adults with disabilities throughout Butler and surrounding counties. Day programs, inhome services, children’s day camp and more. Cranberry Township 2525 Rochester Rd., Suite 400 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-4806 www.cranberrytownship.org Cranberry is a family-oriented community with a forwardthinking outlook. With easy access to everything, it’s the ideal place to call home or run a business. See our ad on page 02. Discover Saxonburg Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-4200 www.discoversaxonburg.com Discover Saxonburg is dedicated to professionally promoting the tourism opportunities available in the Saxonburg region, and proactively supporting and growing our small businesses through mentorship, marketing and community building.

Harmony Borough 217 Mercer St. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-6780 www.harmony-PA.us National landmark, preservation honoree. Museum, specialty shopping, wine/dine, hike/bike, kayak/ canoe, concerts for family fun. Learn about Washington’s momentous 1753 trek, communal German Separatists, Mennonite heritage, much more. Jackson Township 140 Magill Rd. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-5581 www.jacksontwpbutler.org Jackson Township, a secondclass township, is governed by three elected supervisors. A number of appointed boards and commissions assist in the delivery of municipal services. Mars Area Business Association 145 Grand Ave. Mars, PA 16046 www.facebook.com/ MarsAreaBusiness Association Mars Area Business Association is a group of businesses, individuals and community organizations whose common goal is to revitalize the Marsbusiness district and surrounding businesses. Moraine Trails Council Boy Scouts of America 830 Morton Ave. Ext. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-6791 www.morainetrails.org Camp Bucoco in Slippery Rock is used as a scouting camp in late June/July with facilities and primitive campsites available for rental in the off-season. Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber, Cranberry Twp. Satellite Office 2525 Rochester Rd., Suite 200 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-934-9700 www.PghNorthChamber.com We mean business! Providing the local leadership to preserve, enhance and extend the quality of life and economic vitality of business in Butler County.

Rich-Mar Rotary P.O. Box 392 Mars, PA 16046 724-625-3141 x228 http://rich-mar.org Through service, members enjoy opportunities to network. Meeting every Wednesday at noon at the Treesdale Country Club, join us for a complimentary lunch meeting. Saxonburg Area Business Association Saxonburg, PA 16056 www.saxonburgbusiness.org A business association designed to support and publicize the businesses of Saxonburg and the surrounding area in order to help each other prosper. Slippery Rock Business Association P. O. Box 335 Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-283-2222 www.goslipperyrock.com The Slippery Rock Business Association is a consortium of businesses and individuals who believe in the past, present and future of the Slippery Rock community. United Way of Butler County 184 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-4883 www.butlerunitedway.org Advancing the common good by creating opportunities for residents to give, advocate, and volunteer to improve education, provide financial stability for individuals/ families and connect people to needed services. Zelienople Area Business Association Zelienople, PA 16063 724-612-2519 www.gozelie.com The Zelienople Area Business Association (ZABA) is a locallylead organization with a focus on driving business to and within the greater Zelienople area. Neighboring County Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area 623 E. 8th Ave. Homestead, PA 15120 412-464-4020 x46 www.riversofsteel.com Celebrate Butler County’s many exciting attractions with custom-designed group tour packages! Tours include historical, cultural, culinary and much more. Packages include step-on guides, taste samplings and giveaways!

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Services

Banking & Financial

Farmers National Bank 20581 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 844-776-5432 www.farmersnb.com Community bank founded in 1900 in Emlenton, PA offering personal and business banking products and services. Local experts, local decisions. Jay G. Shaffer Financial 422 N. Main St., Suite D Butler, PA 16001 724-285-9700 jay.shaffer@voyafa.com Life, disability, health and long term care insurance; investment and retirement planning; college funding; employee group benefits; key person and business continuation planning; executive compensation plans; estate conservation; individualized financial plans. NexTier Bank 245 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16001 1-800-262-1088 www.nextierbank.com We bring a relentless desire to provide world-class service, innovative products such as mobile banking, and 26 convenient locations to enhance your financial services experience.

Catering & Concessions

Best Eats and Treats 1631 Perry Hwy. Portersville, PA 16051 724-368-2125 http://besteatsandtreats.net Catering your parties and special events, our food truck is ready to roll to bring you fun food with local flavoring! Giant Eagle - Slippery Rock 223 Grove City Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-5040 www.gianteagle.com All your supermarket needs, including catering for most events. Our southern pride smoker creates the perfect old-fashioned BBQ! Call Crissa for booking! H&H Concessions 809 Three Degree Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-9107 www.facebook.com/ HHConcession

H&H Concessions offers old time kettle korn, sodas and floats, shaved ice and cold drinks – making fun foods for all to enjoy at community festivals! Medure’s Catering 2500 New Butler Rd. New Castle, PA 16101 724-654-5465 www.medures.com Family-owned-and-operated business infuses high standards of quality and dedicated to serving our regional community. Caterers to The White Barn, The Atrium and Succop Conservancy. Seivers Concession and Catering 724-748-4788 www.seiversconcessions.com Family-owned and operated business in the special event industry for over 30 years. We are a full-service concessionaire/caterer offering special events and a vast array of services. Sysco Pittsburgh One Whitney Dr. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-2100 www.sysco.com Sysco is the global leader in distributing food products to restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments and customers preparing meals away from home. Weingartner’s Concessions P.O. Box 125 Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-992-3482 http://Weingartners Concessions.com Unique foods and desserts for events. Waffles and ice cream, kettle korn, apple cider, donuts, fried pickles and chicken, oldfashioned soda and cider.

Education & Libraries

Butler County Area Vocational-Technical School À 210 Campus Ln. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-0735 x202 www.butlertec.us Butler County AVTS provides 15 programs of study to approximately 900 10th12th grade students from the seven school districts in Butler County. Adult education programs are available during evening hours.

Institute for Learning in Retirement 165 Elm St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-738-1604 www.ilretirement.org The ILR is member-directed and provides lively learning experiences for mature adults (retired or not). Mars Area Public Library 107 Grand Ave. Mars, PA 16046 724-625-9048 www.marsarealibrary.org The Mars Area Public Library offers a welcoming environment for discovery, play and learning. South Butler Community Library À 240 W. Main St. Saxonburg, PA 16056 724-352-4810 www.southbutlerlibrary.org History buffs, techies, voracious readers, families and business travelers alike will find something to love at the library: a community space dedicated to lifelong discovery. Zelienople Area Public Library 227 S. High St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-9330 www.zelienoplelibrary.org Our collection includes over 60,000 items including books, DVDs, audios, compact discs, magazines, eBooks, Ancestry.com and online databases. We offer patrons computers for surfing the internet, word processing and print shop projects.

Health & Wellness

Butler Yoga Works À 601 Pittsburgh Rd., Suite 200 Butler, PA 16002 724-996-6694 www.butleryogaworks.com Whether you’re looking for an invigorating yoga practice or a toning body sculpting class, our instructors will provide individualized attention with your health and well-being as our core focus. Chestnut Hills Dental 1691 Rt. 228, Suite B Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-284-5954 www.chestnuthills dental.com Chestnut Hills Dental strives to raise the standard of dental healthcare by offering individualized convenience and comprehensive treatment options for you and your family. Dazzling Designs Hair Salon 235A New Castle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-9803 www.dazzlingdesigns hairsalon.com Full service salon featuring cuts, color, highlights, styles, special occasion styles and permanent wave. Manicure, pedicure and nail design with gel polish and lacquer. FalconER Urgent Care 1241 Freedom Rd., Suite 1-A Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-235-6000 www.falconerurgentcare.com FalconER provides highquality, walk-in urgent care! Our professional staff of physicians, x-ray technicians and medical assistants are here to provide you with high quality care.

Butler County Family YMCA 339 N. Washington St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-4733 www.bcfymca.org Facility features two indoor swimming pools, two gymnasiums, fully-equipped fitness center, all day child care, a youth and family center and much more.

MedExpress - Butler 256 New Castle Rd. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-3627 www.medexpress.com Full service walk-in clinic offering medical treatment to all ages for illness and injury. There are no long waits. Just walk in at your convenience, 8 AM-8 PM, seven days a week, for great care.

Butler Health System 911 E. Brady St. Butler, PA 16001 724-284-4200 www.butlerhealthsystem.org Butler Health System is a network of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals focused on providing individualized care for our neighbors throughout Western PA.

MedExpress - Cranberry 6998 Criders Rd., Suite 100 Mars, PA 16046 724-778-3627 www.medexpress.com Get great care fast with MedExpress in Butler County. MedExpress performs services in urgent medical care including physicals, flu shots, vaccinations and healthcare consultation.

Family Fun Card Offer

Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA 2001 Ehrman Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-452-9122 http://rose.bcfymca.org The Y: We’re for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

Media & Advertising Armstrong 660 S. Benbrook Rd. Butler, PA 16001 1-877-277-5711 www.armstrongonewire.com Armstrong offers the best television picture quality available, low monthly telephone rates and the constant connection and internet speed you need with ZOOM internet. Butler Eagle 114-116 W. Diamond St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-8000 x204 www.butlereagle.com Butler County’s great daily newspaper. Our goal is to provide the public with accurate, up-to-date information about the latest news in Butler and surrounding areas. Butler Media Group 252 Pillow St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-1500 insidebutlercounty.com WISR 680 AM, WBUT 1050 AM and The Rock Station 97.7 FM, help businesses successfully market their brand and we host Butler County’s Wine Festival, Christmas Parade, Band Jam and other events. More at insidebutlercounty.com Media Post, Inc. 306 E. Grandview Ave. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-453-1290 www.mediapostinc.com Media Post specializes in video production and interactive technologies. With over 20 years of experience, turn to Media Post for creative solutions. Oliver Outdoor 1768 Main St. Butler, PA 16001 866-669-1333 www.oliveroutdoor.com The best in billboards and outdoor advertising opportunities throughout Armstrong, Beaver, Butler and Mercer counties.

Misc. Services

C.W. Howard Insurance Agency 405 W. Jefferson St. Butler, PA 16001 724-283-8181 www.howardinsurance.com The C. W. Howard Agency is a local, independent insurance agency. They represent over 15 top-rated insurance companies to find customers the best value. Hospitality Furnishings & Design, Inc. 146 Chestnut St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-2114 www.ffenow.com Provide interior design and procurement for the hospitality industry nationwide, including hotels, restaurants, healthcare and country clubs. ITG Networks 132 Wisconsin Ave. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-934-4636 www.itgnetworks.com Specializing in guest internet access and visitor-based network solutions, ITG Networks provides reliable end-to-end voice, data, HSIA and support solutions to hotels, resorts, MDUs and MTUs. LIGO ARCHITECTS 262 Grove City Rd. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-2380 www.ligoarchitects.com LIGO offers two generations of experience in the Butler/ Pittsburgh marketplace: worship, residences, restoration, banks, commercial, industrial and social/health services comprise the basis of the award-winning practice. Metro Dry Cleaners 20111 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-0808 www.metrodrycleaning.com Metro Dry Cleaners has been around for over 25 years. Free pickup and delivery service to: Cranberry Township, Wexford, Mars, Gibsonia, Warrendale, Sewickley, McCandless, Valencia and more to come!

MHY Family Services 521 Rt. 228 Mars, PA 16046 724-625-3141 www.mhyfamilyservices.org For 136 years, MHY Family Services, formerly Mars Home for Youth, has provided therapeutic care and services to local youth and families in western Pennsylvania. Sysco Pittsburgh One Whitney Dr. Harmony, PA 16037 724-452-2100 www.sysco.com Sysco is the global leader in distributing food products to restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments and customers preparing meals away from home.

Pets

My Dog’s Care Center 2341 Evans City Rd. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-473-0049 www.mydoginc.us Dog grooming, daycare, boarding and training. Premier and convenient support in a loving, safe environment, just like it’s my own dog! Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital 203 Highpointe Dr., Suite 100 Seven Fields, PA 16046 724-742-4433 www.sevenfieldsvet.com Seven Fields Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital. Conveniently open seven days a week.

Photography

Grit & Grace Photography 120 E. Grandview Ave. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-816-6501 www.gritandgrace photography.com My commitment as a photographer is to provide affordable, quality custom photographs that will be cherished for a lifetime, no matter the occasion or budget. Nicole Richards Photography Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-496-4106 www.nicolerichards photography.com Specializing in capturing moments of heaven on Earth! From beautiful flowers, sunsets, to the smiles of little children and families, I believe that we are given glimpses of heaven each day if we take the time to look!

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AirQuest Aviation Butler County Airport (KBTP) 485 Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-6023

Beaver County Airport (KBVI) 145 Cessna Dr. Beaver Falls, PA 15010 724-624-8100

Toll Free: 1-877-TRVL360 (1- 877-878-5360) info@airquestaviation.com, www.airquestaviation.com AirQuest Aviation, the region’s premier Fixed-Base-Operator, based at both Butler County and Beaver County Airports offer private aviation and transportation services including: Private Aircraft Charter, Flight Instruction, Aircraft Maintenance and Management. Teri Getsay Photography Butler, PA 16001 TeriGetsayPhotography@gmail.com www.facebook.com/ terigetsayphotography Self-taught photographer who enjoys capturing the beauty of Western PA, primarily Butler County and available for hire for events, capturing family memories or corporate photos.

Speedpro Imaging 404 Commerce Park Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-591-5486 www.speedpropghnorth.com Speedpro Imaging is the leader in largeformat digital printing and graphics. Displays, exhibits, vehicle graphics, signs and banners are our specialty!

Printing & Promotions

T. Goerk Enterprises 375 N. Pike Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-290-7466 www.tgeselfstorage.com Self storage facility and 22 billboards. Great rates and visible locations throughout Butler County.

ASAP Promotions 113 Kirkwood Dr. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-5053 www.promotionsasap.com Custom imprinted promotional products for grand openings, trade show handouts, meetings, fundraisers, gifts, incentive programs, reunions, new logo/product introductions, direct mail campaigns, corporate wearables and more. Huckestein Printing 107E New Castle St. Zelienople, PA 16063 724-452-5777 www.hppress.net Established in 1980, Zelienople-based Huckestein Printing provides quality digital and offset printing on a variety of mediums (paper, plastic, metal, wood) as well as design and mailing services. Promotions With Personality Butler, PA 16001 724-612-6755 www.promotionswithpersonality.com At Promotions With Personality, we work with you to create promotional items and business gifts that fit your company’s image and message. Spark Signs & Graphics 164 Brickyard Rd., Suite 300 Mars, PA 16046 724-510-0677 www.sparksigns.com Spark Signs is a full-service, Mars-based company that creates compelling sign and graphics solutions including indoor and outdoor signs, vehicle wraps and event signage.

Real Estate

Champagne Appraisal Services 129 S. McKean St. Butler, PA 16001 724-287-1280 www.champagneappraisals.net We have been appraising Butler County since 1986 and are third generation Pennsylvania appraisers. We handle homes, farms and commercial appraisals. Ed Shields Realtor 364 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-7705 www.edshieldsrealtor.com Buying or selling real estate? Ed Shields Realtor has helped buyers and sellers in or near Butler County for over 40 years. National relocation and referrals. Northwood Realty Services Gail & Steve Carpenter 550 Adams Shoppes Mars, PA 16046 724-741-2111 http://myagent.northwood.com/ OfficeListings/?ID=52827 Considering moving into Butler County? We live, work and play here and can help you also enjoy all that Butler County has to offer!

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Rentals

General Rental Center À 9189 Marshall Rd. Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-6990 www.general-rental-center.com We are a full-service party and equipment rental store with all that you need, and even some things you didn’t know that you needed. Kenmac Rentals & Sales 414 S. Main St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-2020 www.kenmacrental.com Voted area’s #1 rental store five years in a row! From elegant party/wedding tents to tables, chairs, staging, china and audio visual—Kenmac rents everything!

Transportation

Airport Orbit, Inc. / Sprocket Car & Driver Services 140 S. Main St. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 724-794-4833 www.airportorbit.com Reliable, specialized shared-ride and VIP ground transportation to/from Pittsburgh’s airport, Amtrak-rail/ Greyhound bus/Megabus stations and statewide car and driver services. Toprated, fully insured, licensed, certified and regulated. Operating: Summer 24/7, Winter 4 AM-1 AM. AirQuest Aviation See boxed listing at top of page. Butler Motor Transit 210 S. Monroe St. Butler, PA 16001 724-282-1000 www.butlerbus.com Proudly serving Butler County communities for 75 years with modern, reliable and deluxe motorcoach transportation for groups and individuals including affordable charter and package pricing. Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Butler 273 Pittsburgh Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-283-7142 www.enterprise.com We offer a wide variety of car classifications for rental cars and replacement rentals. We also have van and truck rentals available with advance notice. Local car rental customers are picked up at no extra cost. Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Cranberry 20840 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-742-0888 www.enterprise.com Offering a wide variety of vehicles to choose from including cars, vans, trucks and more! Local car rental customers are picked up at no extra cost.

Hertz Car Rental 118 N. Monroe St. Butler, PA 16001 724-285-1414 www.hertz.com Hertz Car Rental can handle it all. We offer rental vehicles for vacations, business trips, insurance replacement, you name it! Call us or visit www.hertz.com. Leeway Car Rental and Leasing 242 Pillow St. Butler, PA 16001 724-545-2880 www.leewayrentals.com Cars, vans, light trucks, cargo trailers. Insurance claims accepted. Pick-up available. Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport 475 Airport Rd. Butler, PA 16002 724-586-6665 www.butlercountyairport.org A mile of highway gets you a mile. A mile of runway gets you anywhere! W.L. Roenigk, Inc. 798 Ekastown Rd. Sarver, PA 16055 724-353-1515 www.wlroenigk.com W.L. Roenigk is a main contractor of schools buses, vans and wheelchair accessible school buses. Roenigk Coach features people movers and full size coach buses provide an excellent ride and comfort. Star Transportation Group/Star Limousine Service/Cranberry Taxi 8541 Peters Rd., Unit #2 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-776-0052 www.stgpgh.com Star Transportation Group is an innovative full-service transportation company that offers the Star Limousine Service and Cranberry Taxi to Butler County. We can take you anywhere you need to be. Thrifty Car Rental 20710 Rt. 19 Cranberry Twp., PA 16066 724-779-2222 www.thriftyofcranberry.com Thrifty Car Rental offers special rates and rental programs to cover every rental need. We look forward to helping you find the right vehicle. Neighboring County Pittsburgh Transportation Group 1825 Liverpool St. Pittsburgh, PA 15233 412-322-8507 www.pghtrans.com Largest and oldest transportation company in southwestern PA, we offer buses, luxury vehicles, SuperShuttle, ExecuCar, zTrip and taxis. Supporting Member Royce Lorentz

Great Discounts from Participating Butler County Businesses and Attractions! Show the Family Fun Card and take advantage of big savings on Butler County attractions, accommodations, shopping and more! All offers valid January 1 through December 31, 2017 unless otherwise noted. Shopping 3 Guys Optical $45 eye exams (originally $60). Mars – 724-591-8515 www.3guysoptical.com Antiques Preferred of Evans City 10% discount on all items. Evans City – 724-538-5300 Appalachian Rock Shop & Jewelry Emporium 15% off one item, excludes raw metals, sale and consignment items. Not valid with any other offer. Harmony – 724-452-9356 www.appalachianrockshop.com Baldinger’s Market 10% off any order of $50 or more, Monday through Thursday. Zelienople 724-452-9310 www.baldingerscandy.com Battery Giant 10% discount to all visitors (with Family Fun Card). Cranberry Township – 724-741-6200 www.batterygiantpgh.com The Birdwatchers Store 5% off your total purchase. Frequent feeder program not included. Not valid with any other offer. Slippery Rock – 724-794-BIRD (2473) www.thebirdwatchersstore.com Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts One free bar of soap with your $25 purchase. Harmony – 724-452-0539 www.bottlebrusharts.com Edible Arrangements $10 off of any purchase of $29 or more. Use Code: BCTY2017. Cranberry Township – 724-779-2022 www.Edible.com Glass Blowing Center Free “Adopt-A-Pet” (miniature glass animal) with a $29.95 or more purchase. Retail value $4.95. Limit one per family per visit. Hilliards – 724-791-2100 www.glass123.com

Grove City Premium Outlets Present card to guest services to receive a free Savings Passport worth hundreds of dollars in savings. One per person while supplies last. Grove City – 724-748-4770 www.premiumoutlets.com/grovecity Mars Area History & Landmark Society Free souvenir with presentation of this card in our gift shop. Mars – 724-272-9588 www.marshistory.org Meridian Station Gift Shop & Confectionery 15% off one full-priced gift item. Not valid with any other discounts. Butler – 724-482-4436 www.themeridianstation.com Speckled Hen Chocolate Company Buy one pound of fresh homemade fudge and get 1/4 pound free! Must present Family Fun Card at fudge cutting table. Saxonburg – 724-352-4840 www.SpeckledHenChocolate Company.com The T-SHIRT Loft 10% off any single item. Not valid with any other offer and does not include sale items. Zelienople – 724-452-4380 www.t-shirtloft.com WestPark Alpacas 15% off alpaca items Monday - Friday 12 PM-2 PM. Always 15% off to veterans with ID. Slippery Rock – 724-738-9380 www.westparkalpacas.com Winfield Winery Buy four bottles and receive a 4% discount. Offer cannot be combined with any other discounts. Offer good at Main Winery in Cabot or at Slippery Rock location (265 S. Main St., Slippery Rock). Cabot – 724-352-9589 www.winfieldwinery.com

Accommodations

Hotels Fairfield Inn & Suites - Butler Receive a discount rate of 10% off retail rates. Ask for the Visitors Guide rate. Subject to availability/blackout dates may apply. Valid through June 1st, 2017. Butler – 724-283-0009 www.fairfieldinnandsuitesbutler.com Fairfield Inn & Suites - Slippery Rock 10% discount off our regular rate. Please ask for the Butler County Tourism rate upon making reservation. Some restrictions apply. Slippery Rock – 724-406-0535 www.marriott.com/pitrk

Camping Rose Point Park Cabins & Camping Free color-changing slush cup at check-in. Enjoy $1 refills during your visit. New Castle – 724-924-2415 www.RosePointPark.com

Don’t forget to cut out the card and put it in your wallet!

Show this card at participating businesses for great discounts and more. 3 Guys Optical Antiques Preferred of Evans City Appalachian Rock Shop & Jewelry Emporium Artisan Restaurant & Catering Company Baldinger’s Market Battery Giant The Beacon The Birdwatchers Store Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts Butler BlueSox Baseball Club Butler County Area VocationalTechnical School Butler County Community College Succop Theater Butler County Parks & Recreation Dept.

Butler Yoga Works Cooper Station Restaurant Cranberry Community Waterpark Edible Arrangements Fairfield Inn & Suites - Butler Fairfield Inn & Suites - Slippery Rock Family Bowlaway Fun Center & 11th Frame Bar and Grille General Rental Center Glass Blowing Center Grove City Premium Outlets Hanging Rock Spa The Harmony Inn Historic Harmony - Harmony Museum Lake Arthur Golf Club Maridon Museum

Mars Area History & Landmark Society Meridian Station Gift Shop & Confectionery Musical Theatre Guild North Country Brewing Company North Washington VFD Rodeo Peace, Love & Little Donuts of Cranberry Rose Point Park - Cabins & Camping South Butler Community Library Speckled Hen Chocolate Company The T-SHIRT Loft Three Rivers Paintball 53 WestPark Alpacas Winfield Winery

Dining

Things to Do

Artisan Restaurant & Catering Company 10% discount off of purchase. Butler – 724-406-4419 www.artisancateringcompany.com

Butler BlueSox Baseball Club $2 off any Field Level Ticket to any 2017 BlueSox home game (valid Sunday through Thursday). Butler – 724-256-9994 www.butlerbluesox.net

The Beacon $10 one-topping XXL 16-cut pizza. Saturday and Sunday only! Renfrew – 724-586-6233 www.gotothebeacon.com Butler County Area Vocational-Technical School Buy one, get one free lunch. Thursday and Friday only 11:30 AM-1 PM. Butler – 724-282-0735 x 201 www.butlertec.us Cooper Station Restaurant Complementary coffee with your dessert purchase Tuesday through Thursday. Sarver – 724-353-2100 ww.cooperstation.net The Harmony Inn Free rootbeer float with purchase of lunch, 11 AM-4 PM Sunday through Saturday. Harmony – 724-452-5124 www.theharmonyinn.com North Country Brewing Company Free rootbeer float with purchase of lunch, 11 AM-4 PM Sunday through Saturday. Slippery Rock – 724-794-2337 www.northcountrybrewing.com Peace, Love & Little Donuts of Cranberry Buy two or more donuts and get a free coffee. Cranberry Twp. – 724-779-1234 www.facebook.com/Peace-Loveand-Little-Donuts-of-CranberryTwp-871698359554263

Butler County Community College Succop Theater $2 off a regular-priced ticket, up to four tickets per event. BC3 sponsored shows only; not good with any other offer. Butler – 724-284-8505 www.bc3.edu Butler County Parks & Recreation Dept. Alameda Waterpark - Buyone, get-one free admission on Saturday, Summer 2017. Butler – 724-284-5384 www.co.butler.pa.us Butler Yoga Works Receive a 5% discount on the purchase of a 10-class package when you present this card. 10-class packs expire after three months. Butler – 724-996-6694 www.butleryogaworks.com Cranberry Community Waterpark Free bag of popcorn with purchase of a drink. Offer valid Monday - Thursday only, with the Family Fun Card. Cranberry Twp. 724-779-4 FUN (4386) www.Cranberry4Fun.com/Waterpark Family Bowlaway Fun Center & 11th Frame Bar and Grille Buy one game, get 2nd game free! Call for reservations; shoes not included. Limit one per day. Butler – 724-283-8630 www.familybowlaway.com General Rental Center $25 off bounce house rental. Cranberry Twp. – 724-776-6990 www.general-rental-center.com Hanging Rock Spa Enjoy 10% off of any individual massage! Must present Family Fun Card at time of checkout. Butler – 724-996-6534 www.hangingrockspa.com

Historic Harmony Harmony Museum One free adult admission with one paid adult admission. Cannot be used in combination with any other discount. Family Fun Card discount cannot be used for special events. Harmony – 724-452-7341 www.harmonymuseum.org Lake Arthur Golf Club Pay $50 for two golfers, 18 holes and cart. Monday through Friday anytime; weekends and holidays after 2 PM. Butler – 724-865-2765 www.lakearthur.com Maridon Museum Buy one admission, get second admission free at same level. Butler – 724-282-0123 www.maridon.org Musical Theatre Guild $2 off any show ticket bought at the regular price of $17 during our 55th season. Butler – 724-287-8243 www.mtgbutler.org North Washington VFD Rodeo $1 off regular admission only. Parade is August 14 and Rodeo is August 15-19, 2017. Not valid with any other offer. North Washington – 724-679-5270 www.nwvfd.com/rodeo South Butler Community Library Free book from our used book shop. Offer limited to one use. Saxonburg – 724-352-4810 www.southbutlerlibrary.org Three Rivers Paintball Buy-one, get-one free... Get a free admission play package with a similar paid admission. May not be combined with other offers. Freedom – 724-775-6232 www.trpaintball.com

Butler-Freeport Community Trail Butler County’s only Rails-to-Trails trail

The Butler-Freeport Community Trail is a rail-trail, preserving the route of Butler County’s first railroad (1871), the Western Pennsylvania Railroad, which connected the City of Butler to the Allegheny River port of Freeport. As a rails-to-trails project, the 21-mile trail offers a level, natural crushed limestone surface with a gradual uphill grade as it travels north (barely noticeable to walkers) and the converse downhill grade as it travels 422 south (greatly enjoyed by bicyclists). Dogs are welcome but required to be on a leash and under the control of the person walking them on the trail.

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Sarver Bear

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Cr e e

Grimm R d

k Rd

• Hiking

Sandy Lick w sto E ka

Kepple Rd

228

Sar

e Rd Mon ro

Lernerville

• Cross-country Skiing

• Fishing

Leasurev

reek R d

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port Free

• Geocaching

• Wading

llow Rd

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• Horseback Riding • Birdwatching

Marwood

Bear C

• Wildflower Hiking

Saxonburg

alo C Buff

• Bicycling

Hannahstown

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Little

• Jogging

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= Trailhead

• Walking

= Parking

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What can you do along the trail?

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K e asey Rd

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Jon e

KEY

Holl Rd

Great Belt

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Sheetz Dr.

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Scale: 1”= 2 Mile

Rennick Rd

Butler County Armstrong County

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Near the Herman trailhead, step from the trail into Derailleur Bike Shop Café, which offers wholesome food and refreshing Herman beverages, along with bike S rentals, maintenance, repair, C chnur P parts and gear.

Brinker Rd.

356

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r o o k Rd

Vogleyville

Bonn ie b

tzman Rd Pro

Port ma n Rd

Herman R

Monroe

Winfield Junction Allegheny River

356

Butler County Allegheny County

Armstrong Trail

Freeport P Tredway Trail

The Buffalo Creek Half Marathon is held on the trail each October, attracting thousands of runners and benefiting trail maintenance and improvements.