Lebanon County’s tourism bureau will be hosting a party for its mascot, Lebanon Lilly, and is inviting local families to come out for a free scoop of ice cream in celebration of the bovine’s birthday.

Following up a lecture held last summer, Jared and Michael Blouch will be presenting part two of a virtual lecture series on “Education in Lebanon County – 1700’s to Present.”

A food truck festival will be held in South Hills Park on Wednesday, June 1, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The Root Beer Barrel will hold its first event of the season on Sunday, May 8, to benefit the Lebanon Valley Rail Trail.

This Saturday, May 7, the annual Plant Sale and Garden Faire returns to the Lebanon Valley Exposition Center & Fairground.

Union Canal Days return to Union Canal Tunnel Park on May 21-22, with plenty of activities scheduled throughout the weekend.

Fifty years ago, a “fantastically unbelievable” flood hit Lebanon County when Tropical Storm Agnes dumped more than a foot of water and left a trail of devastation in its wake.

A new book delves deep into the history of the Lebanon area’s public water supply, and the public is invited to a lecture this weekend at the Lebanon County Historical Society to sip from this recently published firehose of information.

The Lebanon Quilters Guild has launched a quilt documentation project they hope will preserve Lebanon County quilt history for future generations and quilt historians forever, and they’re hoping you will help them do it.

The fundraiser will take place at the high school parking lot between 12 and 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 9. Food trucks, craft vendors, and live entertainment are scheduled to appear.