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February 2012
 Feb 4 Sat 07:00 pm   Judi H. Rock On 2 Cancer Fundraiser
The second annual dance party and guitar raffle takes place at the Scranton Cultural Center; doors open at 6 p.m. The night features food, raffles and music by two legendary local bands: Paul LaBelle and the Exact Change, and Jack Bordo with Old Friends. Benefits Northeast Regional Cancer Institute for research into women's cancers in memory of Judi Hartridge.  
 www.judihrockon.com    
 Feb 4 Sat 09:30 pm   Music at Chet's Place
Live music by Crimson Tears from 9:30p.m. to 1:30a.m. Come early and have a bite to eat! Cover charge at the door; ID required.  
 www.chetsplace.com   570.679.2129 
 Feb 5 Sun 08:00 am   Kilgore Memorial Ski Race at Elk
Elk Mountain Ski Resort, Rt. 374, will host the Kilgore Memorial Giant Slalom Race for J 3.  
 www.elkracing.org   570.679.4400 
 Feb 8 Wed 08:00 am   Idlewild Ski Shop Winter Clearance Sale starts February 8
Winter Clearance Sale starts February 8 25% off All Pants & Jackets Great Deals on Skis, Boards, Boots & Bindings Clearance Rack up to 80% Off! 
 idlewildskishop.com    570.222.4200 
 Feb 8 Wed 05:00 pm   Music at Chet's Place
Live music by Eli from 5p.m. - 9p.m. Come early, enjoy the music, have dinner - there is always something delicious on the menu! Cover charge at the door; ID required.  
 www.chetsplace.com   570.679.2129 
 Feb 10 Fri 05:30 pm   Winter in the City Cocktail Party
Food sampling from local restaurants, beverages, live auction and great fun from 5:30-8pm at the Electric City Trolley Museum, 300 Cliff Street, Scranton. Live Music by Paul LaBelle and the Exact Change. Ticket: $15; benefits Main Street Scranton project.  
 www.scrantontomorrow.org   570.963.1575 
 Feb 11 Sat 06:30 pm   Contact Yoga at Studio Be.
Discover the secrets of a successful and fulfilling relationship utilizing the 7 Points of Contact: Trust, Passion, Commitment, Love, Communication, Vision, and Union At Studio Be. 517 Main St. Forest City, Pa Sign ups recommended but not necessary... 
 studio511.net   785.5110 
 Feb 11 Sat 09:30 pm   Music at Chet's Place
Live music by Hitchin' Cricket from 9:30p.m. to 1:30a.m. Come early and have a bite to eat! Cover charge at the door; ID required.  
 www.chetsplace.com   570.679.2129 
 Feb 12 Sun 07:30 pm   Valentine's Day Concert
The University of Scranton Jazz Band will perform a FREE concert beginning at 7:30p.m. in the Houlihan-McLean Center.  
 www.scranton.edu   570.941.7624 
 Feb 14 Tue 05:00 pm   Stone Bridge for Valentine's Day
Fine dining in a casual atmosphere with a fireplace, candle lighting, and a spectacular view of the surrounding countryside and Elk Mountain. Serving dinner 5 to 10pm.  
 www.stone-bridge-inn.com   570.679.9500 
 Feb 15 Wed 03:00 pm   Gallery Talk at Suraci Gallery
The Suraci Gallery, Shields Center for Visual Arts, Marywood University, hosts an exhibit of photographs and photo encaustic works by Michael Mirabito. Gallery talk on Lost Voices - A Remembrance, Poland, at 3 p.m.  
 www.marywood.edu   570.348.6278 
 Feb 16 Thu 12:00 pm   8th Annual Festival of Ice in Clarks Summit
Festival of Ice is going for the gold - around 60 ice sculptures placed throughout Clarks Summit will depict an Olympic theme. Participating stores will offer complimentary goodies and sales; some will feature live music and entertainment. Friday kicks off the event with a Trolley Tour, Family Fun Faire at 6 p.m. and parade at 7 p.m. Horse and carriage rides will be available on Saturday and Sunday. A group of former Olympians is expected to arrive for a question and answer session! Hosted by the Abington Business and Professional Association.  
 www.theabingtons.org   570.587.9045 
 Feb 16 Thu 07:00 pm   Keystone College Concerts and Lectures Series
In celebration of Black History Month, Keystone College welcomes Sherman Wooden, President of the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies, to speak from 7to 9p.m. in Evans Hall. Mr. Wooden has spearheaded research on the African American presence and contribution in NE PA, and the role that the Underground Railroad played in the region - a significant chapter in the history of Pennsylvania and the United States.  
 www.keystone.edu   570.945.8000 
 Feb 17 Fri 12:00 pm   8th Annual Festival of Ice in Clarks Summit
Festival of Ice is going for the gold - around 60 ice sculptures placed throughout Clarks Summit will depict an Olympic theme. Participating stores will offer complimentary goodies and sales; some will feature live music and entertainment. Friday kicks off the event with a Trolley Tour, Family Fun Faire at 6 p.m. and parade at 7 p.m. Horse and carriage rides will be available on Saturday and Sunday. A group of former Olympians is expected to arrive for a question and answer session! Hosted by the Abington Business and Professional Association.  
 www.theabingtons.org   570.587.9045 
 Feb 17 Fri 01:00 pm   Forest City Community Blood Drive
A Red Cross Blood Drive will be held from 1PM to 6PM at the Browndale Fire Station, 620 Marion St, Browndale. Walk-in or schedule an appointment.  
 www.redcrossblood.org   800-RED-CROSS 
 Feb 17 Fri 09:30 pm   Music at Chet's Place
Live music by Backyard Blues Band from 9:30p.m. to 1:30a.m. Come early and have a bite to eat! Cover charge at the door; ID required.  
 www.chetsplace.com   570.679.2129 
 Feb 18 Sat 10:00 am   Christ Episcopal Church, Forest City Rummage sale
A rummage will be held on Saturday, February 18, 10 AM to 2 PM at "The Little Stone Church" on the corner of Delaware and Dundaff Streets in Forest City. A light lunch will be available.  
     
 Feb 18 Sat 12:00 pm   8th Annual Festival of Ice in Clarks Summit
Festival of Ice is going for the gold - around 60 ice sculptures placed throughout Clarks Summit will depict an Olympic theme. Participating stores will offer complimentary goodies and sales; some will feature live music and entertainment. Friday kicks off the event with a Trolley Tour, Family Fun Faire at 6 p.m. and parade at 7 p.m. Horse and carriage rides will be available on Saturday and Sunday. A group of former Olympians is expected to arrive for a question and answer session! Hosted by the Abington Business and Professional Association.  
 www.theabingtons.org   570.587.9045 
 Feb 18 Sat 01:00 pm   Second Annual LEGO Competition
Little builders may show off their creations at the Lackawanna Home Builders Association (LHBA) Home and Lifestyles Showcase of NEPA at the Electric City Plaza in Scranton. Kids ages 5 to 12 will compete in the contest by building a house out of Legos supplied by LHBA. Registered kids will have one hour to build a home. Children are encouraged to be creative and different. Members of LHBA will serve as judges, and prizes will be awarded in two age categories.  
     
 Feb 18 Sat 09:30 pm   Music at Chet's Place
Live music by Mace In Dickson from 9:30p.m. to 1:30a.m. Come early and have a bite to eat! Cover charge at the door; ID required.  
 www.chetsplace.com   570.679.2129