Seasonal Eating for Beginners
Apples and pumpkins and squashes, oh my! Fall has begun, and it’s the perfect time to savor the autumn harvest by enjoying all of the…
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The Return of State’s Farmers Market
With COVID-19 regulations making social events near impossible, activities worth doing are hard to come by. However, Penn State’s return of the downtown farmers market…
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The Beauty of Farmer’s Markets
Summer activities can be a pretty comprehensive list: swimming, camping, going out for ice cream. One task to add to your routine is to stop…
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The Little Local Farmer’s Market
Every Friday nestled down Locust Lane, amongst the hustle and bustle that is downtown State College, lies the State College Local Farmer’s Market. With various…
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Farm Fresh Living
The Downtown State College Farmer’s Market is held every Tuesday and Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Locust Lane. Check out all the fun things our local farmers have to offer and get cooking!
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Where to Find Local Fall Fun
From apple picking to pumpkin carving and visiting scenic spots, there are tons of opportunities to take advantage of everything fall has to offer.
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Discovering the Spice of Life: State College Farmers’ Markets
Fresh produce, flowers and seasonal favorites like fresh made apple cider seem to bring total elation to some Penn State students.
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Blend It Up: Smoothie Guide
Whether you are in a rush and need a quick breakfast solution or you want a light dinner, smoothies are an easy way to fuel your body and fill your stomach. Valley is here with five easy smoothie recipes that will add to your healthy diet!
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Save vs. Splurge: Organic Foods
What first comes to mind when you hear the word “organic”? Expensive, natural, healthy, perhaps? Contrary to belief, organic food isn’t free of chemicals and pesticides.
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Unconventional Farmer’s Market Finds
As a Penn State student, you’ve probably passed the farmer’s market, either on your way to class or while shopping downtown. You probably didn’t think twice about it, shrugging it off as just a place to buy fresh fruit and veggies.
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