Featuring original artwork by distinguished Local and regional artists Rob Allen, Barbara Briden, Roslyn Ross-Hoffmann, Darlene Moran, and Peter Daniel, photographer.

Two day event includes 4 games. Two Last game starts at 8:30pm. Cost per day: $2.00 students/$4.00 adults

Four Course Holiday Lasagna Menu featuring Grilled Caeasar Salad with Italian Holiday Soup, a cho ice of: Lobster Lasagna, Sauteed Artichoke and Wild Mushroom Lasagna or Bolognese Al Forno. Includes Holiday Poached Pears with Eggnog Gelato. www.torteknox.com or 570 226 8200 Toll Free 866-U-CAN-COOK.

Artist Angela Trotta Thomas

Eclectic watercolor exhibit includes landscapes and paintings of Lionel trains.

Gallery hours, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4

Exhibit Dec 10, 2010 to January 15, 2011

Sandy Gabrielson, Master of Ceremonies. Music by the students of the Wallenpaupack Area High School Ensemble. FREE hot chocolate will be served.

Entertainment with “Jazz Assassins,” a jazz combo.

A hallmark of the holiday season in New York City comes to Hawley, PA when the internationally acclaimed Virgin Consort presents A Victorian Christmas. The 75 minute program features carols and motets from around the world celebrating the wonder of the season. Join the Consort as they celebrate the true mystery and wonder of Christmas with an elegant blend of traditional carols, Medieval and Renaissance sacred works and Victorian carols.

Performance by the Virgin Consort

An elegant blend of traditional and Victorian carols and Medieval and Renaissance sacred works, sung by an ensemble of 8 superb voices. Advance tickets, $15, for sale at Settlers Inn 570-226-2993 or Hawley Public Library 570-226-4620. $10 for senior citizens.

Over 5000 homemade gourmet cookies and candies for sale. Also a Victorian luncheon is being served from 11am-2pm. Victorian Luncheon $8.50/adults and $6.00 for 12 and under. For information call 570-226-4835

Demonstrations of the intricate craft that dates back to the late 15th-early 16th century when the fabric was a sign of prestige and wealth.

Featuring 17 artists and crafters. "A perfect place to find the most wonderful and unique gifts for the Holidays!" No admission.

Get an inside look at 6 of Hawley’s architectural gems during a one day only house tour. Each unique home will be decorated in traditional holiday splendor. Begin your tour at the Hawley Municipal Building where you’ll pick up your official house tour map.

Tickets are $20. Tickets sold at the door in advance at Settlers Inn, Hawley Public Library, Miss Elly’s Antiques. Call 570-226-4064 for tickets.

Select a beautiful fresh cut tree. Santa’s helpers will help get it to your car. Also, chose from handmade wreaths.

Enjoy hot mulled cider and holiday treats plus 15% off your purchases during Winterfest.

Visitors will discover images of life in the area 100 years ago reproduced from the Hawley Public Library’s archives of Louis Hensel photographic plates.

Misc Essentials will be launching a Limited Edition Winterfest Sun Catcher, custom hand cut crystal by Kathy LaTournous, featuring a beautiful snowflake. Serving complimentary hot cocoa and the best home-made sugar cookies. Stop in to see what may be happening in the demonstration kitchen and to pick up a class schedule.

Visit Ski Big Bear WE ARE WINTER area at the Hawley Winterfest Train Station.

Snow Shoe Display and Guided Tour Information.

Featuring original artwork by distinguished Local and regional artists Rob Allen, Barbara Briden, Roslyn Ross-Hoffmann, Darlene Moran, and Peter Daniel, photographer.

Presents unique, intergenerational program for all ages. Using traditional artifacts, Little Bear brings to life the traditional stories, music, dances, and history of Eastern Native American traditions.

Children and adults can decorate tasty gingerbread cookies in the spirit of the season. Limit one cookie per person. FREE.

Sponsored by The Boat House Restaurant

Call 570-226-4620.

Clara Gillow Clark: author of "Hill Hawk Hattie" & "Hattie on Her Way"
Lindsay Barrett George: author/illustrator "Inside Mouse, Outside Mouse" & "Arthur Digs"
Wendy Townsend: young adult author of "Lizard Love"
Patricia Thomas: children’s author of "Stand Back, said the Elephant, I’m Going to Sneeze!" & "There Are Rocks in my Socks, said the Ox to the Fox" & "Firefly Mountain"
John Stephens: author of action and suspense thriller, "Rude Promenade"
Michael Gadomski: photographer, author of "Pennsylvania Wildlife" & "Philadelphia: A Portrait of a City"
Bob Eckstein: a snowman expert, renowned illustrator, interior designer and regular cartoonist for The New Yorker. His popular book, "The History of the Snowman", was picked Best Book of the Season by Amazon (2008) and his adult nonfiction quest of when man first made snowmen has received dozens of rave reviews worldwide for being fascinating and hilarious.
Corrie Moone: author of "Wholistic Youthing…A Woman’s Guide to Slowing Aging; and In the Event of My Death"
Wendy Olving: author of "Good Things Come to Those Who Weight," a book about living a healthy life.
Veronica Deisler: author of "The Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Right Words for Any Occasion."

15% off Selected Items

Come enjoy free cider.

Experience a memorable holiday tradition and get cozy on a nostalgic ride aboard a horse-drawn carriage. $5.00 per person-weather permitting

Snap a photo with the jolly old elf himself. $10 per photo. Ready while you wait.

Bundle up for a 5 hour round-trip ride, with a layover for Hawley’s Winterfest. See the Victorian town dressed in its holiday finest. Train leaves Honesdale at noon and arrives in Hawley at 12:45pm. Call 800-433-9008 or 570-253-1960 for reservations. Adults $18; Children 12 and under $15.

Handmade jewelry, eco-friendly stocking stuffers, handbags, watches, collectables, home décor and more. Free wine and cheese and 10% off purchases of $25+. 570-226-3293.

Enjoy hot mulled wine plus 15% off your purchase during Winterfest.

Enjoy a luncheon menu typical of those served at the White House at the beginning of the 20th Century. For information and reservations: www.torteknox.com or 570-226-8200. Toll Free 866 U-CAN-COOK Reservations Only.

Watch as a professional ice carver turns blocks of ice into shimmering works of art.

With the Doug Smith Lexington Jazz Trio, local musicians whose skills range from Dixieland and Big Band to reggae, jazz and experimental.

Demonstrations of the intricate craft that dates back to the late 15th-early 16th century when the fabric was a sign of prestige and wealth.

Come out and enjoy.

A FREE holiday show filled with laughs for the entire family! Enjoy this original play by W.A. Gabrielson and rill with laughter as a cast of characters entertain your holiday spirit.

Artist Angela Trotta Thomas

Eclectic watercolor exhibit includes landscapes and paintings of Lionel trains.
Gallery hours, Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4. Exhibit Dec 10, 2010 to January 15, 2011

Browse through select artwork from local & regional artists. Live Music with Marlene & Me- Jazz, Swing, & Romantic Classics. Wine and cheese reception. Open to the public, no charge.

Live Music with Marlene & Me- Jazz, Swing & Romantic Classics Wine and cheese reception. Open to the public, No Charge

Experience Sheelah’s Four course Lasagna Holiday Menu featuring Grilled Caesar Salad with Italian Holiday Soup, a choice of: Lobster Lasagna, Sauteed Artichoke and Wild Mushroom Lasagna or Bolognese Al Forno. Includes Holiday Poached Pears with Eggnog Gelato. Reservations please contact: www.torteknox.com or 570-226-8200. Toll Free 866-U-CAN-COOK.

Guided tour presented by children and adults. No charge.

Winter Themed Appetizers and Live Entertainment 570-226-4388

Join us at Santa’s favorite place to eat on Lake Wallenpaupack. The morning starts with a hearty breakfast buffet, a Christmas craft and a photo with Santa. $10.95/adults - $6.96/kids 12 and under. Reservations: 570-226-5027

For more information and reservations, please contact: www.torteknox.com or 570-226-8200. Toll Free 866 U-CAN-COOK.

Enjoy hot milled cider and holiday treats plus 15% off your purchases during Winterfest.

Select a beautiful freshly cut tree. Santa’s elves will help get it to your car. Also, handmade wreaths.

Meet and take a picture with “The Bear”, get Ski Big Bear information and more.

Visit Ski Big Bear WE ARE WINTER area at the Hawley Winterfest Train Station.

Diane O’Malley is an accomplished performer of contemporary, classical and original music that flows from her heart to her harp. The perfect accompaniment for a holiday brunch featuring a classic menu of holiday favorites. Visit www.thesettlersinn.com/events.htm for details. Advanced reservations suggested. Call 570-226-2993 or 800-833-8527.

Snap a photo with the jolly old elf himself. $10 per photo. Ready while you wait.

Browse through select artwork by local & regional artists

Experience a memorable holiday tradition and get cozy on a nostalgic ride aboard a horse-drawn carriage. $5.00 per person – weather permitting

Handmade jewelry, eco-friendly stocking stuffers, handbags, watches, collectables, home décor and more. Free wine and cheese and 10% off purchases of $25+. 570-226-3293.

Visitors will discover images of life in the area 100 years ago.

Ring in the holiday season with a time-honored concert of holiday music provided by the bell choir of the Hawley United Methodist Church. Light refreshments served.

A FREE holiday show filled with laughs for the entire family! Enjoy this original play by W.A. Gabrielson and roll with laughter as a cast of characters entertain your holiday spirit.

Carols and songs directed by Joy Stebbins. Free will offering.

Winterfest Painting Raffle Drawing to be held immediately after Voices of Joy Community Chorus

The feature prize is a charming, original watercolor painting of a Hawley winter scene with proceeds to benefit local youngster Emily Bates. This painting is the sixth in a series by prominent local artist Barbara Briden. The painting is custom framed by Peter Daniel of Artisan Picture Framing and Art Gallery.