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Kid's Lunch Party is a completely free summer lunch program provided in partnership with the Wayne Highlands School District. There is no need to sign up, and there are no income requirements. . There will be fun activities like arts & crafts, music, dancing, story time and more! No lunch July 4. This summer, a local food item purchased from the Lackawaxen Food Hub will also be highlighted each week.

In three sessions, learn beginning and intermediate skills on the Glowforge Laser cutting machine. Work on your own project, hands on with one-on- one instruction. Class Size: Limited to 8, minimum of 3, registration is required. Instructor Lisa Glover is a designer with a background in Engineering, Architecture and Fine Art. She has run 3 successful Kickstarter campaigns, created STEAM curricula for several summer camps, and is now helping millions of kids become makers through her work at Highlights for Children. Her passion is merging technology with craft to design creations that inspire kids of all ages.

The Women's Club of Honesdale sponsors the event at the organization main fundraiser. It features more than 50 artists and dealers, onsite restorations, appraisals and a consignment sale called "Attic Treasures" that benefits the Wayne Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. It's air conditioned, and there's plenty of parking and homemade refreshments. Look for the bright yellow handbill to save $1 on admission. All proceeds from the sale got to scholarships, community services organizations and charities.

The Upper Delaware S&RR and the Zane Grey's West Society will host the 12th Annual Zane Grey Festival , celebrating the iconic American writer and outdoorsman. The Zane Grey Festival is geared towards fun for the entire family with many activities and events for children and adults. He lived in Lackawaxen fro 1905 to 1918, and his home features his office and study, meticulously recreated based on an interior photograph by famed local photographer Louis Hensel.

Take a leisurely hike along the lake while the rhododendrons are in bloom. Afterward walk back in time to learn the history behind the Great Camp while enjoying a tour through Watres Lodge. Wear comfortable footwear. Registration appreciated. This program will be meeting at the Carriage House.

A Square Dance will be held outdoors at the Wayne Railroad Museum with calling by the band "Just Us," consisting of Ray and Carol Rockwell. The event benefits the Waymart Area Historical Society and is sponsored by Edward and Anna Howell of the Jenkins-Howell Funeral Home in Waymart.

Two-time Tony Award nominee, Christine created the female lead in the original Broadway production of The Scarlet Pimpernel and starred on Broadway in revivals of La Cage Aux Folles with Kelsey Grammer, My Fair Lady, and Oklahoma.This extremely talented singer performs her “Love Is Good” show with her Grammy-nominated husband, Martin Silvestri. Together they also perform at 54 Below, the Café Carlyle, the Algonquin’s Oak Room, and other New York City hotspots. Don’t miss this warm, witty, poignant and beautifully arched musical evening.

The Americana-tinged folk-noir band Sweetbriar Rose is a band of rootsy, thorny, rose-hipped gypsies who you’re equally likely to run in full sun, barefoot on a field of bluegrass, brood in three-part harmony over a murder ballad in a shady grove, or channel the spirit of a 1940’s Balkan jazz joint. The band is led by award-winning songwriter and singer Heather Shayne Blakeslee, and been featured at regional venues and festivals such as World Cafe Live, Bourbon & Branch, the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the Brandywine Folk Festival, Bethlehem’s Musikfest and at the New Jersey Folk Festival. The performance features Arrah Fisher, a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and former front woman of Arrah and the Ferns. She has recently relocated to Honesdale, where she and her husband have taken up hop farming and quieter living. Fisher’s warm guitars, ethereal vocals, infectious melodies, and dark undertones blend influences of folk, country, indie-pop, soul and blues.