Christy Mathewson–Memorial StadiumLewisburg, Pennsylvania

Popular Lewisburg tavern and a go-to gathering spot for Bucknell students and alumni on game days.

Gets crowded after games. Casual atmosphere with pub fare and cold beer.

Full-service restaurant and bar in downtown Lewisburg serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with daily food and drink specials.

Daily specials keep things interesting. Solid gastropub fare just steps from the Bull Run.

Upscale farm-to-table dining in a charming downtown Lewisburg setting. Known for creative seasonal menus.

Reservations recommended on game weekends. One of the best restaurants in the Susquehanna Valley.

Irish-inspired pub with hearty comfort food and a warm atmosphere in downtown Lewisburg.

Good spot for a pre-game meal. Fish and chips are a favorite.

Modern hotel just minutes from Bucknell campus with complimentary breakfast and clean rooms.

Book early for game weekends and graduation. Closest chain hotel to campus.

A 27-room historic house museum built in the 1790s holding more than 10,000 pieces of central Pennsylvania decorative arts — furniture, ceramics, and one of the region's largest quilt collections — making it one of the most substantial folk-art troves in the state.

Guided tours are available; call ahead (570-524-0323) to confirm current hours since the museum operates on limited days (Tue–Sat). Quilts alone are worth the trip.

The free public satellite gallery of Bucknell University's Samek Art Museum hosts rotating contemporary and regional exhibitions in a walkable downtown storefront, making it an easy cultural stop before or after a game.

Open Wed–Fri noon–5 pm, Sat–Sun 10 am–5 pm; the main campus gallery (Elaine Langone Center, 701 Moore Ave) closes for the summer — the downtown location stays open year-round. Brief closures between exhibitions do occur, so check the museum website before visiting.

A pocket outdoor art space built around concrete railroad coal-trestle piers, now serving as a canvas for murals and a stage for community performances. Following a major 2024 renovation, the park features paved paths, a new performance stage, and seating in an unexpected industrial-ruin setting.

Accessible off Cherry Alley from North 5th Street parking lot. Construction was completed in late 2024; the stage is now active for summer events. Best light for photography is late afternoon.

A 9.3-mile mixed-surface rail trail connecting Lewisburg to Mifflinburg through open farmland, with interpretive signs on regional history and a flat, accessible surface suitable for walkers, cyclists, and families.

The Lewisburg end is the smoothest paved section; the middle stretch turns to gravel, so road bikes are fine for the first few miles. Watch for farm machinery at the road crossings. Trail is open dawn to dusk.