Join the museum staff and volunteers of Drake Well Museum as they celebrate 163rd Anniversary of the Drake Well oil strike. This year's celebration will showcase the amazing changes that have happened, are happening, and will be happening to the well and the museum over … READ MORE
Join Franklin Preservation for a night of cool blues and hot jazz at the 3rd Annual TIKI BBQ PARTY BBQ – 5 – 7 pm Provided by Mad Mac’s Bring a Lawn Chair and eat outside Tropical clothing encouraged Underworld Blues Band – 7 – … READ MORE
BBQ – 5 – 7 pm Provided by Mad Mac’s Bring a Lawn Chair and eat outside Tropical clothing encouraged Underworld Blues Band – 7 – 9 pm Gaetano Letizia Trio from Cleveland plays blues and jazz. Gaetano wowed the crowd with his music and … READ MORE
The Isaacs celebrated 50 years of performing in 2021 and are the newest members of the Grand Ole Opry. For more details about this event and tickets, please see the link below.
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
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
Each Saturday from 8AM to 1PM, around the 12th Street Island next the the Venango County Courthouse in Franklin. Special Artisan Markets will be held a few Saturdays this year with extra artisan vendors. The themes are: July 2nd - "Red White and You" July … 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.
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