Glow Golf Tournament & Concert
Join us for an unforgettable evening as Jana Marie Foundation partners with the Penn State Golf Courses to present our First Annual Glow Golf Tournament & Concert!
Tickets available now!
Saturday, August 15, 2026
5:30 pm-2 am
Penn State Blue Course
1523 W College Ave.
State College, PA 16801
Concert tickets:
$10 (Adults 18+)
$5 (Youth 5-17)
$0 (Youth 4 and under)
Event & Ticket Information
Reserve your tickets or sponsor a team today!
Join us on Saturday, August 15, 2026, for an unforgettable evening as Jana Marie Foundation partners with the Penn State Golf Courses to present our First Annual Glow Golf Tournament & Concert!
The fun begins around 5:30 PM with a lively outdoor concert featuring nationally known artist, Caryn Dixon, and other talented musicians. Bring your family and friends to enjoy great music, a vibrant atmosphere, and an evening under the stars. During the concert, be sure to stop by our mini-golf course for a preview of the night’s excitement. Food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the event.
As the sun sets, the fun begins! Immediately following the concert, golfers will take to the Penn State Blue Course for a one-of-a-kind Glow Golf Tournament. Participants will enjoy a provided meal and two drink tickets before heading out onto the illuminated course. Players will walk the course, guided by glowing lights, and experience fun, creative twists and gimmicks along select holes. Teams will also have the exciting opportunity to bid for a Penn State Nittany Lions student-athlete to join their group, adding a unique and memorable element to the night.
Step onto the glowing course for a night full of fun. All while supporting the Jana Marie Foundation. Everyone leaves with great memories and the satisfaction of giving back.
About Caryn Dixon
CarynDixon delivers a Country/Americana-fueled experience that feels like a backroad in the moutnains, pulling listeners through the peaks and valleys of life. Her live show moves effortlessly from boot-stompin’ energy to quiet, tear-filled moments, carried by melodies as sweet as Tennessee grass and stories that are pulled straight from real life. At the heart of Caryn’s artistry is a deeper mission: to be a voice for women who don’t always have one – especially those navigating domestic abuse, toxic relationships, and the long road to healing. her current radio single Bird in a Cage, which tells teh story of a woman escaping abuse recently broke into the Country Radio Breakout Charts and was featured in MusicRow Magazine as the highest debuting single, continusing to insprie women around the globe. Her music doesn’t shy away from hard truths. Instead, it creates space for them, offering both honesty and hope to those who need to feel seen.
Hailing from central Pennsylvania, Caryn began writing songs at just seven years old, building a foundation rooted in storytelling and emotional truth. Often described as a “country Florence and the Machine” or “a female Noah Kahan,” her sound blends the timeless influence of legends like Merle Haggard and Patsy Cline with the raw, espressive styles of artists like Tori Amos, Patty Griffin, Jewel, and Sierra Ferrell.
Her 2025 EP Bird in a Cage marked a defning moment, tracing an emotional arc from heartbreak to healing. Songs like “Bird in a Cage,” “Mama,” and “Arson Song” have resonated deeply – especially with women finding their way out of difficult chapters and into something stronger.
Caryn’s growth has been driven by real connection. She has reached over 400K listeners, with more than 1.6 million views on YouTube – building her audience organically through genuine engagement and a commitment to staying true to her story.
Recognized by Cowgirl Magazine and The Women of Country, and recently named the #1 Artist to Watch in 2026 out of Nashville by Music City Melodies, Caryn continues to carve out her place in modern country music. With her upcoming project, Accidental Cowgirl set for release in June of 2026, she remains grounded in her purpose: to tell stories that matter, uplift women, and remind people they’re not alone.