Waupelani Drive in State College and Bald Eagle State Park are 28 miles apart, but have an intimate connection…

State College is a place where you can find your people and make your own communities. When you go out and do the activities you love and find places that make you happy, you will find your people there.

We saw Bruce Springsteen’s sold-out show at the Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday and hiked around a sunny Rothrock State Forest on Sunday. Both destinations required a less-than-15 minute drive – an experience which feels so State College.

While the students crowd the patio at Cafe 210 West, locals know the springtime weather is best appreciated at different spots all across town. Here’s where the Rediscover State College team is heading when the temps rise!

A State High grad was recently a contestant on this beloved gameshow!

Yes, it’s “officially” spring. But locals know it’ll still be several more weeks before we get to experience that joy-in-the-soul, everything’s-gonna-be-okay kind of weather in abundance.

State College is likable... and bikeable! Our reputation as a bike friendly community continues to get even friendlier.

Dating apps, tacos, and spring break! Here's a quick list of the cool local things we've been telling our friends about lately...

Between frequent walks outside (no matter the temperature) and remembering to take advantage of our local cultural amenities and fun downtown restaurant scene, it’s getting far easier to experience winters in State College that feel restful, rejuvenating, and fun instead of long and dreary.

Flights out of State College are typically pricier than Pittsburgh, Philly, or Harrisburg, but it’s wonderful to have the option to treat yourself to this ultra-convenient way to travel.

A rave for babies, big screen famous bows, and a soon-to-be skate park! Here's a quick list of the cool local things we've been telling our friends about lately...

It’s been interesting to notice how a slowed-down pace of life, connection with community, and the stability that comes with time spent outdoors, still – seemingly automatically – infuse day to day life in small doses, even in times when I feel quite disconnected from it all.