Friday, January 31, 2020

Traffic Update - January 31

Monday, January 27, 2020

2020 Elk Toss Information

The 75th Annual Danville German Society Elk Toss, Winter Festival, and Charity Auction will be held at the Wagner Farm in Danville on February 29th, 2020.

The general schedule of events can be found here. We will try to stick to a 4pm start time for the Elk Toss, although other event times could vary depending on weather, attendance, driveway conditions, etc.

This year's events will benefit several local organizations, including the following:

House of Care (Centre County)
Community Cafe (State College)
 
We request again that you to bring cans and other non-perishable food items to donate to the
Danville-Riverside Food Bank. We also request that you bring laundry detergent to donate to the Good Samaritan Mission in Danville.

Please bring items to donate to this year's auction, and make sure you bring money to buy
stuff in the auction. Please bring auction items that you think that someone would actually want.  Please do not use our auction as a way to take out your trash.
 
Feel free to dress up in your best German or Pennsylvania Dutch outfit. This is not a requirement, but be prepared to be ridiculed if you don't look German.  


After the Elk Toss, there will be musical entertainment at the Old Forge Brewing Company. This year Van Wagner and Forc will perform. Old Forge has already indicated that they will be making a donation to the Gate House as part of our event.

The Danville German Society recommends anyone who has enjoyed fermented and/or distilled beverages to book a room at the Pine Barn Inn (800-627-2276 or 570-275-2071). Information about other hotels (not within walking distance of downtown Danville) can be found here.


Monday, January 13, 2020

Elk Toss Writing

In 2018, Ethan Canterbury from New Jersey attended his first Elk Toss, and recently wrote about it for a third grade assignment.


Driveway Update - January 13


Radioactive sauerkraut, explosions, Back to the Elk Toss...

Monday, January 6, 2020

Driveway Update - January 6

From the Wagner Farm...

"...the driveway is ruined. The lack of snow has made it incredibly clay-rich. The clay binds to tires.  The tires bind to stones. As you drive you can hear stones hitting one's undercarriage. It's really quite horrible. I turned up the radio the other day to drown out the sound even though it was the song "Last Christmas" by Wham. I don't mind Wham, but that song is overplayed. I was forced to choose between Wham and stones hitting my undercarriage. Wham won. As of now, elk toss cancelled."