Enjoy live music by Samantha Sears at the Emlenton Brew Haus from 6 - 9 pm. Samantha Sears specializes in acoustic rock and indie style music.
The Oil City Arts Council is very pleased to once again be offering the quite popular Pipeline Alley Concert Series this summer. While donations are appreciated, the live-performance concerts are free of charge; open to the public; and, will be held on six Wednesday evenings … READ MORE
Join us at the Oil City Library for a monthly Adult Book Club! This Book Club meets on the first Thursday of every month at 10:00 AM at the Oil City Library.
NEW TIME! Thursdays, 11 am-6 pm through Sept. 29 on Central Avenue near Christ Episcopal Church and the Oil City Library. Features in-season, farm-fresh fruits & vegetables, plants & flowers, baked goods, handcrafted & artisan creations, and more! Learn more about the market here – … READ MORE
Sept 2nd (4pm-7pm) and 3rd (11am-2pm) – The Rogue Artist Book Readings And Discussions About Revitalization. Come and meet Rafi and Klee at their first two-month-long art exhibition in their new town. Enjoy art, jewelry, music, and more during the exhibition’s extended run. Drinks and … READ MORE
$25 per person. Coach seating only. Take a leisurely evening 3-hour ride on a vintage train through Oil Creek Valley. Craft beer will be available for purchase on the train. Ages 21 or over. Must present photo ID at Check-In. Complimentary light refreshments are provided … READ MORE
Local Homegrown, Homemade & Farm Fresh produce and artisan products are featured at this seasonal market.
Neverending Stories/The Underground Bookstore will hold a $5 bag sale on the first Saturday of every month from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sept 2nd (4pm-7pm) and 3rd (11am-2pm) – The Rogue Artist Book Readings And Discussions About Revitalization. Come and meet Rafi and Klee at their first two-month-long art exhibition in their new town. Enjoy art, jewelry, music, and more during the exhibition’s extended run. Drinks and … READ MORE
You'll ride the train from Perry Street Station through Oil Creek State Park and detrain at Petroleum Centre where a tour guide will tell the story of how the town grew from 500 to over 3,000 people in a few short weeks. With no government, … READ MORE