Fish-for-Free Days allow anyone (resident or non-resident) to legally fish on Pennsylvania waterways on the designated days with NO FISHING LICENSE REQUIRED (Trout/Salmon and Lake Erie permits are also NOT required).

Fish-for-Free Days are great ways for families to “catch” the fun of fishing!

If there’s a Jeep® in your driveway, it needs to be here! The Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival is a premier annual event that attracts Jeep enthusiasts from all over the world. Join us June 7-9 for the 9th annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival in Butler County, PA – birthplace of the Jeep. You’ll meet more than 15,000 people who love Jeeps as much as you do. Off-road trails, Jeep Playground obstacle course, the original Jeep Invasion street party and more will make this the best Jeep® road trip of the year!

Jeep Invasion takes place in downtown Butler. All other Festival activities take place at Coopers Lake Campground in Slippery Rock, PA. Just 5 miles away from Bear Run Campground.

Pittsburgh’s largest Auto Swap Meet!

Fish-for-Free Days allow anyone (resident or non-resident) to legally fish on Pennsylvania waterways on the designated days with NO FISHING LICENSE REQUIRED (Trout/Salmon and Lake Erie permits are also NOT required).

Fish-for-Free Days are great ways for families to “catch” the fun of fishing!

This year’s event showcases crafts, food, games and much more – good wholesome family fun! The Horse Trading Days Committee welcomes you to our region and invites you to return to Zelienople to tour the many historic sites, explore our unique stores, and dine at our fine restaurants and cafes.

The event, celebrated for over 55 years, has grown to one of the largest in the area and welcomes as many as 40,000 guests each year. We encourage you to tour the historic sites, enjoy the free concerts, explore our unique stores, and dine at our fine restaurants and cafes.
Horse Trading Days is an annual event of the Zelienople-Harmony Business Association and is made possible through the support of local residents, businesses, police and fire police, Zelienople Borough, and many more.

How did it all start?
The first Horse Trading Days festival was introduced in 1963 by Ron Roach, Jim Cleaver, Franklin Health and Donald Waltman as a way of promoting the Harmony and Zelienople areas.

The Moraine State Park Regatta (formerly called Regatta at Lake Arthur) is an annual 2-day regional event celebrated on Moraine State Park’s South Shore the first weekend in August.
There is no admission or parking charge and many Regatta events are FREE.

This annual event brings thousands of visitors each year to experience and enjoy the 3,225 acres of Lake Arthur with over 40 miles of scenic shoreline. The Regatta offers land and lake activities along with exciting new opportunities to enjoy the natural resources of the park (with recent years averaging 15,000 – 20,000 visitors).

Our mission is to be the premiere, all-ages, eco-recreational event in the region. While we are nestled in the heart of Butler County, we welcome visitors from across the region and beyond. If you enjoy being active in the great outdoors, then this is a weekend you simply don’t want to miss! We are excited to continue to promote a healthy lifestyle, feature wholesome food options and continue to increase opportunities for you to get out and active at Moraine.

Motor-X Gold Cup Racing and Monster Trucks in the grandstand as well as some fan favorites events like the Rodeo and Demolition Derby

Lawrence County Fair will be providing great opportunities for Livestock Breeders, Agricultural Exhibitors, Homemakers and 4-H and FFA members to display to the public their products, crafts, clothing, baked goods, and animals.

Bringing professional rodeo back to North Washington, PA with world champion cowboys and cowgirls, for the 61st year, under the sponsorship of the NWVFD.

Italian-themed event with craft vendors, food vendors and entertainment each day.

The Steam Show has a large variety of activities for all, including: gas engines, steam engines, tons of tractors, large traction engines, pedal power, steam building and tractor pulls. Sponsored by Northwest PA Steam Engine & Old Equipment Association.

Officially known as the Northwest Pennsylvania Steam Engine and Old Equipment Assn. Inc., our group formed in 1963, around the nostalgia of the steam traction engine, and the threshing process. Our club was built around a single 1911 Case engine, owned by Charles McMurray. This engine is still a prominent feature, now owned and displayed, by the family of the late Wendell Bintrim.

In 1975, after exhibiting at the New Castle and Butler fairs, and at the Lancaster Township community center, the club purchased an abandoned strip mine located in Portersville, Pa. Expansions have increased the show grounds to over 20 acres. We currently host 3 shows annually. The Spring Gas-Up is held on the third weekend in May. Our largest, the Summer Show, is the first full weekend in August. Occurring the first weekend in October, the Fall Apple Festival rounds out our show season.

The Portersville Steam Show provides a large variety of activities for the whole family. A vintage village, saw mill, cider press, gas engines, oil field equipment, farm animals, train rides, steam engines, flea market, crafts, great food, kid’s pedal tractor pulling, tractors, large traction engines, ice cream, tractor pulls, and steam building are some of the features you may enjoy.