![]() Traditional native-American food will be available. About 60 traders will sell Indian crafts. Friday through Sunday for a 4th annual Pow-Wow along Route 154 in Forksville, Sullivan County. The variety ranges from restored pickups to the latest 18-wheelers.Įvents include a truck show with awards in more than 60 classes, car-crushing demonstrations by three monster trucks, entertainment, a flea market, truck corral and truck giveaway. until dark Friday through Sunday at the 82-acre Carlisle Fairgrounds in Carlisle, Cumberland County. ![]() *The 2nd annual Carlisle All-Truck Nationals, which calls itself the only major national show “in which trucks and only trucks are in the spotlight,” will be 7 a.m. Admission is $2, $1 for children under 13. Highlights include “an extensive menu of seafood and landlubber fare,” educational displays, fishing- and clamming-boat tours, Coast Guard demonstrations, entertainment, a wine sampling tent, midway rides and amusements, children’s activities, arts & crafts and more. *The 3rd annual New Jersey Fresh Seafood Festival will be Saturday and Sunday at Gardner’s Basin park in Atlantic City, N.J. Parking is free.įor more information about the ships in Philadelphia, call 80. Enter Penn’s Landing at Lombard Circle, near the Chart House. To reach Penn’s Landing from Interstate 76 (Schuylkill Expressway), take I-676 across center city, then I-95 south to Delaware Avenue/Washington Avenue (Exit 16). They are scheduled to arrive in New York City on June 26, where they will be docked through July 14 at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, along the Hudson River at W. The ships will leave Philadelphia in the morning on June 22. ports as they make their way up the East Coast. But since then they have been visiting U.S. They retraced Columbus’s first voyage to the New World, crossing the Atlantic Ocean in 29 days and stopping in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas, just as he did. Accompanying exhibits focus on the impact of Columbus’ journey and the enduring legacy of Spanish culture in the New World.īefore arriving at Philadelphia’s Penn’s Landing, the vessels briefly will dock Wednesday morning across the river for official welcoming ceremonies at the New Jersey State Aquarium in Camden.īuilt with 15th-century methods and reproduced materials, the new Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria sailed from Spain last October. Guides on board will answer questions and tell what it was like to sail the high seas in 1492. Visitors can board all three ships 9 a.m. ![]() After sailing up the Delaware River, authentic replicas of Christopher Columbus’ three ships will arrive Wednesday afternoon in Philadelphia.
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