In the heart of Central Pennsylvania:
A celebration of heritage, artists,
and craftsmen.

Central Pennsylvania’s largest one day street festival features purveyors of fine antiques, arts, and crafts. Traditional Pennsylvania German and American festival food and drink will be available on the streets and at the adjoining Firemen’s Field. Entertainment plus an open house at The New Berlin Heritage Museum (the original 1815 Union County Courthouse).

 

Schedule of Events for New Berlin Day 2010

Time	Event	Location
9:00 am – 4:00 pm	40th Annual New Berlin Day (Early Set Up)	Historic Town Center
6:00 am – 4:00 pm	Let’s eat! Breakfast begins at The United Methodist Church at the corner of Plum & High. Coffee & pastry is found on the northwest corner of Market & Vine. Quiche and fruit crisp in Luther’s Garden (corner of Vine & High) are served from 9 am. Food court at Firemen’s Field featuring chicken barbeque, sandwiches, and desserts in full swing by 10:00 am. Beverage and food available at other points around the town center.	Historic Town Center & Firemen’s Field
7:00 am – 4:00 pm	Town Gazebo is open for information and sale of New Berlin memorabilia. Also, Union County Historical Society information and sales.	Intersection of Market & Vine Streets
9:00 am – 4:00 pm	New Berlin Heritage Museum is open featuring special exhibit “New Berlin : Captured on the Artist's Canvas Over the Years.”	Southeast corner of Market & Vine Streets
9:30 am – 2:00 pm	Strolling street musicians will perform throughout the day in the historic town center.	Historic Town Center & Firemen’s Field
4:00 PM	40th Annual New Berlin Days ends.
2011 41st Annual New Berlin Day – August 27, 2011 Always the fourth Saturday of August

For more information regarding New Berlin Day: Contact the New Berlin Activities Committee:  Shirley Hummel at 570-966-2677 or Dianne Smith at 570-966-0131.   Antique vendor contact.  Arts & Crafts vendor contact.

Travel and Lodging: Contact Susquehanna River Valley visitors’ information at 1-800-525-7320, 570-524-7234 or visit the Susquehanna River Valley website.