Read a book at Blasco Library while looking up, at times, to watch the seagulls soar.
Treat your inner kid by riding the train at the Erie Zoo, and learn about the great flood.
Enjoy lunch on Presque Isle Bay at Rum Runner's Cove.
Pick up a tennis racquet and head to Frontier Park.
Head to the Crawford County Fair for tractor pulls, bunnies and horses. Josh Turner is the headliner Aug. 25. http://www.crawfordcountyfair.net/
Abandon convention and become a Parrothead at Key West Phest (date TBD).
Go fishing on Fish for Free Day in Pennsylvania on June 6.
Take a boat taxi ride from Dobbins Landing to Presque Isle's Waterworks.
Take a sunset tour on the Victorian Princess.
Cry foul at Jerry Uht Park (don't forget to have a hotdog).
Jam at 8 Great Tuesdays at Liberty Park, July 6 through Aug. 24.
Dig the your toes into the sand at the Sunset Music Series at Presque Isle State Park's Beach 1, starting at 6 p.m. Runs June 9 through July 14.
Sail through summer at least once on the U.S. Brig Niagara. http://flagshipniagara.org/flagship_niagara/index.htm
Run in the dark at the Moonshine Shuffle
Take a family picture.
Pitch at tent … in your own backyard.
Take a pontoon boat ride at Presque Isle.
Grill sausage, eggs and toast for breakfast at one of Presque Isle's grilling areas.
Enjoy a sunset drink at Zebro's in Barcelona Harbor, N.Y.
Enjoy the drive to the Saturday farmer's market in Westfield, N.Y. (starting after Memorial Day weekend) and hit the antique stores on the way back.
Pick blueberries.
Go strawberry picking at Mason Farms in western Erie County (late May).
See champs skip a stone 40-plus times on the Allegheny River at the The Rock In River
Festival
in Franklin, Pa., on Aug. 28 (2009
contest featured on CBS "Sunday Morning).
Get out the sidewalk chalk and draw your own piece of art in the driveway -- find inspiration, if you need it, at the Erie Summer Festival of the Arts (June 25-27).
See the original cast of the "Jersey Boys," the U.S. Army Field Band, Alice McDermott, Alan Alda and more at the Chautauqua Institution this summer. Info: http://www.ciweb.org/chq-calendar
See the Findley Lake, N.Y., boat parade on July 4.
Take a trip to Niagara Falls (don't forget your passport).
Be among the lords and the ladies at the Great Lakes Medieval Faire, weekends July 10 through Aug. 15. Make sure
to bring your fairy princess the opening weekend. Pirates abound July 25
and 26. Info: http://www.medievalfaire.com/weekends.htm
Go Greek at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, West Lake Road, July 9-11.
Flutter with the butterflys at the Visiting Nurse Association butterfly release in Perry Square on Aug. 1.
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RUSSIAN TROIKA FESTIVAL: Friday, 4-9 p.m., Saturday, May 26, noon-4 p.m., Sunday, May 27, noon-9 p.m.; Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity, 109 German St.; singing, dancing, language lessons, marketplace, vodka bar and Russian cuisine. Cost: Free. Info: 459-8515 or www.troikafestival.com.
LAGOONS BY PONTOON: Beginning Friday and continuing Thursdays-Sundays, 11 a.m., 1 and 2 p.m.; interpretive boat ride through Presque Isle's lagoons, from the Pontoon Station; first-come, first-served basis on the day of the ride. Cost: Free. Info: 833-7424.
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