Altoona, PA Events: Community Calendar

Homewood at Martinsburg will host Blair Orthopedics on Thursday, April 24th in the Chapel. Dr. Adam Budny will speak on "Diabetic Maintenance/Ankle Arthritis" and Dr. Robert Singer will speak on "Arthritis of the Hand." This event is open to all.

Come explore four floors of fun rooms in a Victorian mansion. Member of Association of Children's Museums and North American Reciprocal Museum.

Printmaking
Homeschoolers and preschoolers, recommended for ages 4 and up.
$7 per participant includes admission to explore Museum, $4 per member. Limit 10.
Teacher: Miss Hannah

Ukulele virtuoso Stuart Fuchs (aka “Stukulele”) will perform an unforgettable evening of jaw dropping Ukulele music—including his “stunt ukulele” antics. His performances showcase a wide range of musical styles including Hawaiian, Gypsy Swing, Brazilian & Flamenco, Rockabilly Blues, Vaudevillian Comedy…and even “serious” music ala J.S. Bach.

Stuart’s musicality, singing and showmanship are wonderfully heartwarming & push the limits of what is possible on this four stringed instrument . In the hands of a virtuoso such as “Stukulele”, the tiny & humble Ukulele’s possibilities for musical expression become larger than life. This Ukulele (and Guitar) concert is guaranteed to make your toes tap and keep you smiling all night long!

Tickets are $10 in advance or at the door.

Sponsored by the Redbud Quilt Guild of Huntingdon County, PA. The show will be held at the Huntingdon Community Center, 310 5th Street, Huntingdon, PA. Quilt registration date is Thursday April 24, 9 am - Noon. Registration forms are available on the Guild's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RedbudQuiltGuild and at the Community center when you register. The Quilt show is open to the public Friday, April 25, 2014, 9 am to 7 pm and Saturday, April 26, 2014 9 am to 4 pm. Admission is $1.00 donation. There will also be displays by experienced quilters Gladys Forston and George and Beverly Fitzgerald, handmade crafts, the Guild challenge, quilting demonstrations, and door prizes. Area Fiber Arts Groups have been invited to set up displays. This event coincides with the Huntingdon MayFest activities. For more information call 814-542-2017, 814-643-5756, or email ccwncw@verizon.net

Ukulele virtuoso Stuart Fuchs (aka “Stukulele”) will perform an unforgettable evening of jaw dropping Ukulele music—including his “stunt ukulele” antics. His performances showcase a wide range of musical styles including Hawaiian, Gypsy Swing, Brazilian & Flamenco, Rockabilly Blues, Vaudevillian Comedy…and even “serious” music ala J.S. Bach.

Stuart’s musicality, singing and showmanship are wonderfully heartwarming & push the limits of what is possible on this four stringed instrument . In the hands of a virtuoso such as “Stukulele”, the tiny & humble Ukulele’s possibilities for musical expression become larger than life. This Ukulele (and Guitar) concert is guaranteed to make your toes tap and keep you smiling all night long!

Tickets are $10 in advance or at the door.

Sponsored by the Redbud Quilt Guild of Huntingdon County, PA. The show will be held at the Huntingdon Community Center, 310 5th Street, Huntingdon, PA. Quilt registration date is Thursday April 24, 9 am - Noon. Registration forms are available on the Guild's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RedbudQuiltGuild and at the Community center when you register. The Quilt show is open to the public Friday, April 25, 2014, 9 am to 7 pm and Saturday, April 26, 2014 9 am to 4 pm. Admission is $1.00 donation. There will also be displays by experienced quilters Gladys Forston and George and Beverly Fitzgerald, handmade crafts, the Guild challenge, quilting demonstrations, and door prizes. Area Fiber Arts Groups have been invited to set up displays. This event coincides with the Huntingdon MayFest activities. For more information call 814-542-2017, 814-643-5756, or email ccwncw@verizon.net

Come explore four floors of fun rooms in a Victorian mansion. Member of Association of Children's Museums and North American Reciprocal Museum.