Visit Big Valley holds 1 events annually, Harvesfest is a 2 day craft festival held at the Reedsville Youth Park. First full weekend in October, Craft vendors from central PA gather here to give you the best of fall and winter decor. Delicious food from concession stands and indoor restaurants! Definitely come here and cross some holiday shopping off your list early!
Our Big Valley Area Business Association book is now available at many locations. Make sure to pick up a copy today. You can also click the image to the left to read an online version. Either way it is filled with articles, photos and maps of our member businesses as well as others.
If you’re interested in becoming a part of this group, please feel free to contact us.
We hope you enjoy our new publication and we know you’ll enjoy Big Valley.
Make sure to visit our friends at the Juniata River Valley Visitors Bureau
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Spring Traditions in Big Valley: A Look into Amish Community Life
Spring Cleaning: A Symbol of Renewal As the harsh Pennsylvanian winter gives way to the mild and rejuvenating breezes of spring, the Amish communities of Big Valley embark on a tradition as old as their settlement in these lands: spring cleaning. This exhaustive...
Amish Cuisine: A Taste of Simplicity and Community
Amish Cuisine: A Taste of Simplicity and Community Introduction Amish Cuisine: A Taste of Simplicity and Community- In the heart of America's farmlands, amidst the hustle of modern life, lies a unique, serene world where simplicity and community spirit reign supreme -...
Unveiling the Art of Staying Warm: Amish Secrets on a Cold Winter Night
The Timeless Wisdom of the Amish Community In the heart of winter, when the biting cold seems insurmountable, the Amish community stands as a testament to resilience and resourcefulness. Embracing a lifestyle that values simplicity and sustainability, the Amish have...
The Timeless Tradition of Thanksgiving in Amish Communities
Thanksgiving, a quintessentially American holiday, resonates deeply within the heart of Amish communities across the country. Let's delve into the distinctive and time-honored ways in which the Amish celebrate this day of gratitude. 1. Simple Elegance of Amish...
Exploring Amish Tourism in Big Valley, Pennsylvania: A Journey to Mifflin County’s Hidden Gem
Nestled deep in the heart of Pennsylvania lies a hidden gem of Amish culture and heritage—Big Valley in Mifflin County. As you step into this picturesque region, you're transported back in time to a simpler way of life, where horse-drawn buggies and serene farmland...
High Tech Buggies
We are not saying this is tech you'll find in the Amish communities in Big Valley, but high tech used in some Amish buggies can be an interesting and informative endeavor. While the Amish are generally known for their rejection of modern technology, there have been...
Amish Weddings
Yesterday we drove past an Amish wedding site, see photo above, and thought it would be a good idea to post more information about Amish weddings. Below is what we found online. To begin with, it is important to understand that Amish weddings are community affairs....
Stone Mountain Hawk Watch
We found out about Stone Mountain Hawk Watch one day from a man on a motorcycle while we were taking photos. We were standing in the Valley and he pointed to a spot on top and said we needed to check it out. We did. Here is a little more about it. Stone Mountain Hawk...
Born in Big Valley, Brigadier General Samuel Beatty
Samuel Beatty, born on December 16, 1820, in Big Valley, Pennsylvania, was an American soldier, sheriff, and farmer who played a significant role as a Brigadier General in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was raised in Stark County, Ohio, and served as...
Where are all the Amish Churches?
The Amish church is a central component of Amish culture and community. Amish church services are typically held on Sundays and are characterized by a distinctive blend of simplicity, reverence, and community. Here are some interesting facts about Amish church...
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