Tunkhannock Business & Professional Association

Tunkhannock’s 4th Friday this week welcomes area artists and musicians, along with beautiful fall weather.
Visit the Dietrich Theater to meet Artist-in-Residence Steve Colley, a graduate of the Parson's School of Design, and view his new collection of unique, recycled glasswork creations from 5 to 7 p.m.
The Dietrich’s 10th Annual Fall Film Festival also continues through Thursday, Oct. 4. Stop in to check the complete film schedule.
Across the street, Kitson and Company Gallery at Pen Corners will feature solo guitarist Lindsay Nulton. They are also featuring a beautiful totally custom built ship model of the U.S.S. Constitution in display case. They are selling it for the Tunkhannock Library and the majority of funds will go to help the library. Galley representatives are also looking to get your story on what you collect, ages 7 and up. Also hot and cold beverages will be served.
Around the corner from Pen Corners, check out the live street music at Endless Mtn Music from 6 to 8 p.m. of Clarkie of Faithful Aggression. Stepping out of his comfort zone, coming from an all-original background, Clarkie will be playing some acoustic rock from the Nineties to the present.
Several artists from the Endless Mountain Council of the Arts will have their work on display at Popcorn Etc. The goal of the Council is to act as a catalyst for generating interest in visual and performing arts. The gallery hosts exhibits of fine and decorative art as well as classes and workshops in a variety of areas.
And, speaking of art, a new show is opening this Friday at the Courthouse Art Gallery which features the work of Lake Winola artists Ben Jackson and Ali Woods Wilson. An opening reception to kick off the show will be held on Friday, from 4 to 6 p.m. while Gallery hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Remington’s Restaurant is offering a featured 4th Friday meal. Dinners can enjoy the fall weather on the screened porch or outdoor patio. They will also feature the edgy acoustic sounds of the duo Rosalyn James.
Sassy Albert Soaps will introduce a new line of skin care products by Dr. Cheryle Stone of Lake Carey Potions. She will be in the store on 4th Friday with free samples from 5 to 8 p.m. Monzie’s Floral Design and Friends Art and Unique Gifts will feature artist Debbie Plummer who creates jewelry, wall art and furniture.
Nimble Hill will be having a sampling of treats from Lori Gramberg and her Country Delights and wine specials from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Greenwoods Furniture will feature the photography of John and Clare Suhanich.
B & R Distributors also will preview Octoberfest with a special tasting.
Tunkhannock Auto Mart will display a new 2012 Dodge Dart in Front of Twigs Restaurant. Beads and Baubles will offer some dessert treats and fall sale items.
The Tioga Bistro is giving pasta an “artistic twist” as they convert to Bistro Italiano from 5 to 9 p.m. The special menu offers a choice of three different pastas, three different sauces and three side choices. The restaurant will be BYOB and those diners bringing a Nimble Hill selection will have the $2 corking fee waived. Don’t forget to ask your server about the great selection of homemade desserts.
This month, visitors to 4th Friday Tunkhannock also will be invited to participate in a 4th Friday survey. The promotion is approaching its first anniversary and the business association is looking for input to grow and expand the monthly event. Participating stores will have the survey and a copy will also be available on the Tunkhannock Business and Professional Association website, along with a copy of this month’s event map. Visit www.tunkhannockbusiness.com