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Down Under Goes South Every Friday
 Down Under Southern Feast is cooking each Friday and features a Southern Menu Barbeque buffet from Chef Tim from Columbus, Georgia. Try the sumpteous Southern Style BBQ Sirloin Medallion Beef, and Memphis BBQ chicken wings just to name a few. Special drinks will also be offered such as Alabama Slammers, Kentucky Orange Blossoms. Relax and listen to the sounds of Rick Jones from 8pm to 11pm. Call Toftrees at 814-234-8000 for your reservation.
Wine Tasting Events In Our Area
Harrison's Wine Tasting Wednesdays: Come to Harrison's anytime between 6pm and 7pm each Wednesday and enjoy a sample of four wines, tasting notes, information on the wines, conversation with Wine Director Lucy Rogers, an occasional wine industry expert, and more. The new "mix & Mingle" format makes this a very casual, relaxed event similar to a vineyard style of tasting. The fee is $5 per person. (Also offering Wine Classes. Call for class schedule and details.)
Contact: Harrison's Wine Grill & Catering, (814) 237-4422
 Mario & Luigi's Monthly Wine Tasting Dinner: The last Wednesday of the month can be your favorite time to plan dinner at Mario & Luigi's in State College. Their monthly Wine Tasting Dinners explore, in-depth, the wines from a particular area. The chef prepares a varied menu to pair with the featured wines. Seating is limited. Reservations are suggested.
Contact: Mario & Luigi's, (814) 234-4273
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Still Life: Rose Boal Parade filled with flora, fauna, fans, fight song, flyover
More than 1 million spectators gathered in Pasadena, Calif., in the early
morning hours to watch the 8 a.m. Pacific Time step-off of the 120th Rose
Parade. Penn State fans in abundance stood out in their white game-day attire
and enthusiastically cheered Penn State's participation in the parade. To view
Penn State spectator highlights from the parade, go to
http://live.psu.edu/stilllife/1913.
To see what it looks like to be in the Rose Parade, view student photographer
Andy Colwell's photos from the Blue Band's perspective at
http://live.psu.edu/stilllife/1915.
Read the full story on Live: http://live.psu.edu/story/36712/nw1
Penn State Diversions
If you're looking to stay around town and campus, other Penn State sporting events take place each football weekend. For ticket pricing and information, contact the Penn State Athletic Ticket office by calling (800) 833-5533 or e-mail golioins@psu.edu
http://www.gopsusports.com
Looking to tee one up for a round of golf? The Penn State Golf courses also offer tee times throughout football weekends all season long.
http://www.pennstategolfcourses.com
Tussey Mountain offers a host of activities to keep you entertained throughout the season. Golf, batting cages, go-kart racing and more are all open through most of football season. If snow should happen to fall during late season game weekends, the slopes will beopen.
http://www.tusseymountain.com
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