Planning a trip to Pennsylvania this summer? Find summer festivals and other attractions using this seasonal travel guide

April 30th, May 1st, May 2nd
Spotswood Farm May Day Fairie festival Wear your fairie wings and come to Spoutswood organic farm to celebrate nature. The landcape around this farm is decorated with ribbons and hidden fairie treasures. Guests can enjoy a whirl around the may pole or just relax with some deliscious organic food. Some of the most beautiful fairie inspired art can be found here. Children will be especially fascinated by the fairie doll houses (which make great gifts). Located in Glenn Rock Pa. For more information call 717-235-6610.

May 29th - 31st
17th Annual Cherokee Indian Craft Festival Held outdoors on the Temple University's Ambler Campus in Philedelphia a variety of native American culture is showcased. The event is sponsored by the Southeastern Cherokee Confederacy and includes native dancing, educational presentations, and arts and crafts. For more information call 215-549-4191.

June 5-6, 12-13, 19-20
Wild Rose renaissance fair Set in the year 1491 the Wild Rose renaissance fair in Columbus Pa recreates two feuding Italian Villages. Guests are entertained with mideival comedy routines, plays, story telling, singing, sword swallowing and fire eating and can browse beautiful handmade crafts. The fair is open from 11:00 to 6:00 pm.

July 3 - July 11
kutztowm Amish Folk Festival kutztowm Amish Folk Festival - Come see the oldest continuing folk festival in America! The festival features continuous live entertainment, amish folklore, storytelling, and even the reenactment of the 167th Pennsylvania Volunteers (an all amish civil war regiment). Visitors are dazzled with an array of Amish crafts and delicacies. There is a Quilt show, an amish wedding and lots of activities for kids, including a petting zoo, a hay maze, puppet shows, pony rides and an amish mule drawn carousel called the flyigng swing. For more information call 888-674-6136.

August 31 - Sept 6
The great Allentown fair The Allentown fair has something for everyone. It is best known for it's grandstand shows which often feature bands like Rush and Weezer, but there are also plenty of activities for younger and older age groups. There are talent contests, agricultural and cooking contests, amusement rides, games, food and more. The fair also has a free preview night during which admission is free. For more information call 610-433-7541.