Join others this Saturday for what is called the world's largest potluck dinner. Part of Elk Knob Headwaters Community Day, this event will also include live mountain music, wagon rides, old time games, environmental programs, apple butter making and much more.

All of this fun for the entire family will be held at Elk Knob State Park at 11 a.m. There is no cost to attend, but organizers ask for everyone to bring a covered dish.

And to bring people even more together, the ASU Center for Appalachian Studies will be on hand to record oral histories and scan in old photographs for future use in heritage exhibits.

Elk Knob Headwaters Community is a non-profit organization that promotes the natural and cultural heritage of the communities surrounding the park.