The last band of the summer season, Garrett & Nikki, is set to close out the Cayman Pavilion's lineup on September 6. Six months earlier, a different kind of event drew a smaller crowd to the Lakeview Lodge & Conference Center for the community's spring craft show, no sign-up required, walk in whenever you like. Between those dates, the calendar moves from drop-in summer activities to fall events with schedules and registration requirements.
Summer includes drop-in activities, while some fall events require advance planning.
The Summer Lineup
This year's Cayman Pavilion series ran nearly every other week from early June through Labor Day weekend and into September: John Corman opened things on June 21, followed by Samantha Sears on July 12, Bad Hat Daddy O's on July 19, Dos Hombres on August 2, and Kurt Thomas on August 23. Anyone driving through the gate for those performances could pull up a chair. The performances do not require registration or proof of residency. Pickleball Mondays, Karaoke Tuesdays, and Friday yoga sessions at Lakeview Lodge also offer recurring options; the sessions run all year, and yoga requires a mat and a few dollars.
The concert series and these recurring activities offer drop-in options. Other community events follow their own schedules and participation requirements.
Fall Events May Require Planning
The community's Trunk-or-Treat has different participation requirements from the concert series: it is for property owners and residents, and in past years has required advance registration through the Property Owners Association office, with a sign-up deadline several days ahead of the event itself. The event runs out of the Lakeview Lodge parking lot, with a costume parade that historically kicks off in the early afternoon and awards for Best Costume and Best Decorated Trunk. The POA office can provide details about that year’s arrangements.
Reporting from the Courier Express on past Halloween seasons has described trick-or-treating in the City of DuBois, Sandy Township, and Treasure Lake as coordinated for the same evening hours, typically 6 to 8 p.m. on October 31, with no registration or residency check. The reports describe a town-wide observance distinct from the property-owner-and-resident event.
For new residents, it may help to check the participation requirements for individual community events rather than assume they match those of the concert series.
Leaf Pickup Follows an Assigned Schedule
The POA's Fall Leaf Pickup Schedule uses assigned dates rather than an open drop-off. The schedule is set by the association, which also sets the annual assessment and manages the roads, gates, and shared infrastructure across the community's more than 9,000 acres. Residents who miss their assigned window wait for the next one.
A community with roughly 2,400 homes spread across two lakes, two golf courses, and a private road network uses scheduling to coordinate leaf pickup, gate security, and event logistics. Day-to-day operations here are handled by a general manager working under a nine-member board elected by property owners in good standing.
Treasure Lake offers both drop-in summer entertainment and scheduled fall activities, with eligibility and registration requirements for some events.
What Comes After Halloween
The calendar continues through the rest of the year. The community's Holiday Craft Show ran at the Lakeview Lodge & Conference Center on November 1, 2025, and the same venue hosted its follow-up, the 2026 Spring Craft Show, on March 28. That twice-a-year rhythm, one show heading into the holidays and one coming out of winter, appears to be a fixture rather than a one-off. From there, the community's calendar has historically continued into a Winterfest and Christmas Craft Show, joining the Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, the Boat Parade, and the Treasure Lake Car Show as the named events that anchor each season here.
If you're the kind of resident who hosts family for the holidays, this is useful to know well before the invitations go out. The window between the last Cayman Pavilion concert and the first cold snap is short, so check dates and any sign-up requirements for events such as Trunk-or-Treat and the Holiday Craft Show in advance.
What This Means If You're Hosting This Fall
If you've got out-of-town guests coming for a fall weekend, the open events are still your easiest bet: the weekly yoga and pickleball sessions at Lakeview Lodge don't care whether your guest is a resident, and the town-wide trick-or-treat evening welcomes anyone with a bag of candy. But if your plans involve the community's own Halloween tradition or the Holiday Craft Show, check the registration requirements and dates on the Treasure Lake POA's event calendar before you commit. The office phone number, 814-371-0711, can also be used to confirm a current registration deadline.
Treasure Lake's calendar includes summer amenities and events alongside fall activities with set schedules or participation requirements. Concerts, beaches, and golf are among the amenities; Trunk-or-Treat, leaf pickup, and craft shows are among the seasonal activities. Checking the details in advance can help with planning.
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