Events in Hagerstown, MD

Tee off at Black Rock Golf Course for the Morris Frock Post 42 Golf Tournament, played in a four-person scramble. Registration is $90 per golfer or $360 per team, and checks should be made payable to SAL Post 42. An optional $20 power package provides two mulligans and a power ball. A putting contest runs throughout the event with a cash award, and additional cash prizes will be given to the top foursome, the longest drive, and the closest to the pin on a par 3. Food and beverages are included with entry, and beverage carts will circulate during play.

At Homewood Suites by Hilton Hagerstown MD, this Creative Memories scrapbooking retreat brings together enthusiasts for a weekend of crafting, laughter, and meaningful connection. It is tailored for memory keepers who want to update albums, honor family stories, and spend time working with photos and pages in the company of friends. The focus is on safeguarding treasured moments while building lasting friendships.

Enjoy a family friendly, fun filled weekend at The Great Appalachian Tattoo Show, featuring more than 80 artists and vendors from across the country. Get tattooed or pierced by talented artists, grab a bite from the food trucks, and browse the vendor booths. Kids are part of the excitement too, with a tattoo contest just for them on Sunday.

Jellystone Park becomes a Halloween playground with a haunted attraction to test your nerves, the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and a costume contest to showcase your best spooky look. Take part in traditional trick or treating, then compete in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities take place on the weekend only, offering a full lineup of chills, thrills, and seasonal fun.

Part of the Garden Nights series at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, this program features a return appearance by the Silver Tones Swing Band with the Silver Belles vocal trio. Set in the Kaylor Rose Garden, it offers live swing in a relaxed outdoor setting, and the museum galleries remain open. This is a free community event, and attendees are welcome to bring a picnic, a blanket, or a chair.

University Plaza sets the stage for Music in the Plaza with The Cruisers, presented alongside Thunder in the Square, the classic car show hosted by The Alsatia Club. Look for rows of classic cars across downtown Hagerstown and a live set from The Cruisers that creates a welcoming community atmosphere in the center of the city. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.

Discover new games as the titles change monthly and are announced in separate event listings. The participation fee is $20, with members receiving $5 back in store credit. Drinks and snacks are included, and each participant enjoys a 9 inch personal pizza with three toppings from Primanti Brothers. Participants also receive 20 percent off the featured games if they choose to take one or both home.

Jay Leno brings a one-night stand-up comedy show to The Maryland Theatre, offering an evening full of laughs. Tickets will be available first through a venue presale, then via a public onsale.

GuruGanesha and the GuruGanesha Band join vocalist and keyboardist Paloma Devi for an intimate kirtan centered on mantra and sacred poetry from many traditions. The program features acoustic and electric guitar from GuruGanesha, participatory call and response chanting, and occasional three part vocal harmonies. The band includes Sat Kartar Singh on rhythm guitar with lead and backing vocals, Mathew Dorko, also known as Gurusangat Singh, on bass with lead and backing vocals, and world music percussionist Tripp Dudley on tabla, drum kit, and cajon. Paloma Devi’s voice puts a feminine devotional presence at the center as the ensemble’s meditative interplay nurtures a healing atmosphere. Guided by a pioneer in devotional music, this gathering offers a heartfelt immersion in bhakti. Advance registration is requested. Admission is $25.

A color-filled fun run featuring 1K and 5K distances invites runners and walkers to move at their own pace while getting splashed with color. Suitable for all ages, it offers a lively and vibrant way to stay active.

At Valley Mall, this show fills the central area with 200 tables hosted by 90 dealers. Explore modern and vintage toys such as Transformers, Funko Pop figures, wrestling collectibles, Star Wars and G.I. Joe items, Hot Wheels, LEGO sets, action figures, Pokémon, video games, anime and other pop culture merchandise, along with pieces from artists and plenty more to discover. Admission is free.

Explore steam-powered engines, shop from craft sellers, and enjoy a variety of food.

Presented by the Hub City Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, this living history program brings the City Park Train Hub to life through conversations with living historians and retired railway workers. Firsthand stories highlight the 1940s era when locomotive 202 ran the rails, offering a vivid look at railroad heritage and the people who kept the trains moving.

Dive into Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture with a sealed prerelease hosted at 1st Capital Gaming in Hagerstown, MD. Entry is $35. Participants open packs on site, build decks from the new set, and explore its mechanics in a friendly setting suited to both seasoned players and those new to the game. The tournament runs for a minimum of three Swiss rounds. Prizes scale with results, with three match wins earning six Play Booster Packs of FRA, two wins earning four packs, and zero or one win earning two packs. It is an early chance to experience the set and compete for booster rewards before the official launch.

Hangarfest 2026 returns as an annual benefit for Breast Cancer Awareness, Inc., transforming Rider Jet Center into a lively venue for live music by the Jill Fulton Band and The Reagan Years. Expect food trucks, plenty of dancing, and an upbeat hangar vibe. More details will be shared soon.

John PayCheck and The Cavalry perform at Live at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Classic Stones Live showcases the music of the Rolling Stones with Keith Call embodying Mick Jagger and Bernie Bollendorf portraying Keith Richards. Together as The Glimmer Twins, they pair a striking likeness with skilled musicianship and meticulous detail. It features faithful renditions of Rolling Stones classics.

This weekly BattleTech meetup brings together a committed group of fans for mech clashes. Participants command their machines, try out new tactics, and connect with others who enjoy the universe. It accommodates all experience levels, from first-time pilots to seasoned MechWarriors. Attendees bring miniatures and dice, then settle in for battles among towering war machines.

Magic: The Gathering players gather at Fenris Gaming for casual and competitive Commander games in a welcoming setting. Attendees experiment with new decks or play long-time favorites while meeting others who enjoy the format. The focus is Commander, also known as EDH, with open play.

A recurring Warhammer 40,000 showdown takes place on the last Sunday of every month with fast-paced, multi-player battles built around constant respawns and points-based rewards. Entry is $25, and members receive $5 back in store credit. Participants receive a copy of White Dwarf, complimentary drinks and snacks, a nine inch personal pizza with three toppings from Primanti Brothers, a $5 gift card, and a special Games Workshop discount available throughout the event. Each player can field up to three units in any combination of troops, characters, monsters, or vehicles. Points do not matter for building your force, but they drive scoring once the action begins. When a unit is destroyed, the opponent gains points equal to its value, and you can bring that unit back as often as you like, even at a different table. Initiative is randomized every round with a deck of playing cards from low to high. On activation, if a unit is not already deployed, roll a d6 to select one of six 2-by-2 zones on a 4-by-6 table, place the unit along the corresponding table edge, then proceed with a normal 40K turn. Each battlefield features two objectives, and ending a round on one earns the controlling player objective points equal to the unit’s value, provided there are at least two players at that table. Eliminations earn store credit, and prizes in store credit will be awarded for Most Points Earned, Most Ones Rolled, Most Higher Point Things Eliminated By A Lower Point Thing, and The Thing That Was Eliminated Most Often. The format welcomes both new and experienced players, and all 40K models are acceptable whether painted or unpainted.

Washington County marks its 250th anniversary with a special ceremony dedicating and burying a community time capsule at the pool area of Marty Snook County Park. Filled with mementos, artifacts, and messages that portray life today, the capsule will stay sealed until 2076. The gathering honors the county’s past, celebrates the present, and preserves a legacy for future generations who will one day uncover stories, traditions, and milestones from this moment in time.

At The Maryland Theatre, the Doo Wah Riders bring an electrified brand of country spiked with a Cajun twist. With more than 40 years together, the band is known for precision playing and dynamic arrangements that span beloved standards, newer favorites, and original material. Expect revved up renditions of Boys Are Back in Town, Orange Blossom Special, Texas With a Swing, and more, delivered with the tight ensemble sound that has earned them devoted audiences.

Jellystone Park is the setting for a Halloween-themed weekend featuring a haunted experience, the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and a Costume Contest. Guests can enjoy traditional trick-or-treating and take part in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. All activities take place on the weekend, creating a lively mix of festive frights and seasonal fun.

Comedian, writer, and TV personality Kat Timpf brings stand-up that mixes sharp satire with candid storytelling. Recognized as a co-host on Gutfeld!, she also spent years as a National Review columnist and has contributed to outlets such as The Washington Times and Barstool Sports. A two-time New York Times bestselling author, she is known for humor that pulls no punches, often turning the jokes on herself. Her set explores relationships, motherhood, and her experience surviving breast cancer at 36, delivered with honesty and bite. Her independent perspective and knack for piercing political and cultural chatter earned a place on Variety’s New Power of New York list, and that same voice drives this live show.

Celebrate the Fifth Annual Hagerstown Fiber Fest, a welcoming gathering for anyone who knits, crochets, spins, weaves, felts, or simply enjoys fiber arts. Browse a marketplace of yarns, fibers, tools, and handmade creations from a range of vendors. Bring your work-in-progress and settle into the community stitching circle. Treat yourself at the bakery booth, grab a coffee from the truck, and explore all the festival has to offer. Vendor updates will be announced soon.

Painted Pastures presents the 7th Annual Customer Appreciation Fall Fest, a day at the farm featuring local crafters, a fire pit, and a food truck. The farm store will be open. This event will be held rain or shine. More information will be added as plans develop.

The Midnight Moving Company Band returns to The Hub Pub in Hagerstown for Party on Shuffle, featuring hit covers from the 80s through the 2000s across genres, all with their own spin. Two lead singers trade off throughout the show. A night for dancing, eating, drinking, and singing along.

This NRA Ladies Basic Pistol class for women is led by Arsenal instructors. The class and range portions are held at North American Rod and Gun Club. Firearms, targets, and ammunition are provided and included in the $150 fee. Registration is available through the organizer’s booking page.

Explore Nine Inch Nails’ debut studio album, Pretty Hate Machine, through a welcoming group conversation. Whether attendees have read a book, listened to the record, or are discovering the band for the first time, the discussion celebrates this influential release from a range of perspectives. The meeting takes place inside Hub City Vinyl, offering a true record shop backdrop for album talk and community.

An in-depth conversation examines Janelle Monáe's debut album, The ArchAndroid, bringing together readers of the book, longtime listeners, and those discovering her music for the first time. The session celebrates the album through discussion and shared perspectives. The gathering takes place inside Hub City Vinyl, within a record shop setting.

Test your speed and focus in a friendly puzzle tournament. The entry fee is $25, and each participant has two hours to work. Complimentary drinks and snacks will be provided during the event. All puzzle purchases made on the day of the event receive 20 percent off.

At The Maryland Theatre, renowned criminologist and serial killer expert Dr. Scott Bonn leads a spine-chilling evening that examines how some of the world’s most ruthless and prolific killers think. The subject matter is intense, so the show may not be appropriate for children.

Start the year with new reads through a year-long reading club centered on community, accountability, and celebrating every page. Participants set a personal reading goal and receive a custom bookmark to track every book they read. Each monthly meet-up offers a cozy, welcoming space to share progress, recommendations, and favorites, and sweet treats are provided. Participants receive 10% off one book purchase at each monthly meeting. Space is limited to 15 people and there is a $10 fee. The experience begins with a kickoff celebration, continues with monthly gatherings, and concludes with an end-of-year celebration highlighting final progress and reading wins.

Michigan-based Full Cord brings a lively, contemporary take on bluegrass that connects with newcomers and longtime listeners alike. Widely regarded as a rising supergroup, the band captured top honors at the 2022 Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition and later earned the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Award Band of the Year. Mandolinist Brian Oberlin, guitarist Eric Langejans, bassist Todd Kirchner, and banjo player Max Allard draw on decades of performing experience from Michigan to Oregon, blending deep tradition with a fresh sound. They often invite additional standout players on fiddle and extra banjo to enrich their classic tone. Their debut release on Nashville’s Dark Shadow Recording arrived in November 2023 and stayed on the charts through spring 2024, marking a creative turning point highlighted by strong songwriting. With acclaim that includes praise from Billy Strings and aspirations to follow the path of Michigan icons like Billy Strings and Greensky Bluegrass, the group describes itself as just hitting its stride.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed weekend at Jellystone Park filled with spooky activities and seasonal fun. Brave a haunted attraction, explore the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and enter the Costume Contest in your most creative look. Collect treats during traditional trick-or-treating, transform your site for the Spooky Site Decorating Contest, and deck out your ride for the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities are offered on the weekend only.

Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos makes a return to The Maryland Theatre with an interactive showdown between two pianists trading crowd favorites from beloved classics to today’s hits. Guests can share song requests and join the lively atmosphere. Seating can accommodate groups with tables for up to eight. Admission is limited to adults 21 and over, and ticket availability is limited.

Logan Tritle returns to Antietam Brewery Western Maryland Pkwy for an acoustic set built around favorites from the 90s and 2000s, along with a few spontaneous selections. It takes place on the eve of his 33rd birthday, so listeners can expect at least one lighthearted joke about getting older and, most likely, an extra dose of 90s tunes.

Stroll a long stretch of 72 yard sale vendors at the stables in Fairgrounds Park. Browse for bargains and uncover new or previously loved finds, all offered at wallet friendly yard sale prices. For more information, call 301-739-8577, extension 169. Information about renting a stall is available online.

Families can explore aviation at the museum inside the historic Fairchild Dome Hangar. Guests may step aboard select aircraft and browse extensive historical exhibits, including the newly added A-10 Warthog. If weather allows, open-cockpit rides in a WWII training aircraft are available for a $200 donation. EAA Young Eagles will be on site offering free flights for youth ages 8 to 17. All flights are dependent on weather conditions.

Hagerstown Speedway hosts a boots and flannel country throwdown that blends live music, timber sport thrills and plenty of hands-on fun for all ages. The vibe is family friendly early, then turns into a lively party as the day goes on. The stage features Mister Grimm, Cody Lee Meece, 81 South and Thunderstruck - Americas AC/DC Tribute. The grounds fill with craft vendors, food options like Keep It Smokin BBQ, Stoner/Dogs and Tuckers Puckers, cold drinks and lots to explore. Most ticket options include tastings from local wineries, breweries and distilleries. Domestic beer is available in advance with an unlimited option or by the drink on site. Lumberjack shows deliver big action, and there is a kids camp after each show. Racing fans can catch Quarter Midget competition in the Dirty Boot Shoot Out. A Jeep Show and Parade circles the dirt track with decorated vehicles pausing for the National Anthem and the Colors, then moving to a display area for prizes. Seasonal fun continues with Trunk or Treat for the kids. The event benefits Hagerstown Quarter Midgets, and a 50/50 raffle will be available for advance online purchase with no need to be present to win. Vendor applications are open for wineries, distilleries and breweries with a $25 space fee. Acknowledgments include Elite Mechanical & Welding, Hagerstown Quarter Midgets and Hagerstown Speedway.

Howdy Partner Hat Co is returning to Dirty Boots Fall Country Fest at Hagerstown Speedway with its traveling hat bar. This appearance marks the brand's second time at the festival, and it will not be the last.

Hub City Vinyl launches its first record show, bringing together multiple dealers and collectors in one place. Explore more than 60 tables filled with thousands of vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and music memorabilia, and browse the bins alongside fellow enthusiasts. Early admission is offered before general entry. Vendor applications are available at the record store or by email.

HORRORWEEN transforms Wacohu Grange #415 into a sprawling Halloween expo and horror market filled with frights and finds. Browse horror VHS, DVDs, and laserdiscs, flip through eerie books, pick up graphic tees, and uncover one-of-a-kind artwork. Stock up on Halloween decorations and all sorts of spooky goods. Music fans can dig through records, tapes, and CDs featuring heavy metal and noisecore. It is a lively way to kick off the season and satisfy every horror craving. Admission is free and tickets are not required.

Jellystone Park transforms into a Halloween playground with a haunted experience to test your nerve and the Magic Pumpkin Experience. Show off your spookiest look in the Costume Contest, enjoy traditional trick or treating, and compete in both the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. Activities take place on the weekend only, offering a full lineup of thrills and Halloween fun.

At the historic Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown, 2023 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist World Champion Cote Deonath presents an all-new tribute to Elvis Presley. Backed by a live band and featuring authentic costumes, the high-energy production spans the early rock and roll years through the landmark concert era, showcasing signature hits from across the legend’s career. Framed as a one-night engagement, it offers a brand-new stage experience that celebrates the music, showmanship, and lasting legacy of the King of Rock and Roll.

Ill Fulton and the Flying Matlocks bring a high-spirited set that blends country, classic rock, and soul for a lively night out. Pair the music with tasty food and drinks from the lounge for a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere. Reservations for the lounge are recommended.

Hub City Vinyl hosts a high energy tribute to Journey from Eclipse the Ultimate Journey Tribute. The band focuses on the classic Steve Perry era, delivering note for note arrangements and four part live vocal harmonies. Expect a set packed with favorites like Lights, Don't Stop Believing, Open Arms, Separate Ways, Faithfully, Wheel in the Sky, Anyway You Want It, Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin', and Who's Cryin' Now. Fronted by vocalist Faroque Khan, the show is designed to capture the passion and energy of Journey’s live concerts and get the crowd singing and dancing along.

A community 5K run and walk in Hagerstown, Maryland focuses on mental health awareness, healing, and connection. It recognizes that many people quietly navigate anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, burnout, and other emotional challenges that are not always visible. The gathering creates space for open conversation, emphasizes that support is available, and reinforces the belief that healing can happen. Participants may take part by running or walking, and the effort also includes opportunities for volunteers, sponsors, and supporters whose presence helps carry a shared message that mental health is important, healing is important, and no one should have to face challenges alone. It is intended for people who are still healing, families who stand beside loved ones, those who have experienced loss, individuals working to break cycles, those learning to ask for help, and anyone who believes every person deserves compassion and hope. Early bird registration is $30 and includes an event shirt. Regular registration is $40. All ages and all paces are welcome.

Returning to Valley Mall in Hagerstown for a second time this year, this Halloween season expo highlights mythical themes and curious oddities. Attendees can discover unusual sights and browse offerings from vendors, all set within a festive spooky season atmosphere.

Fell From Zero makes a return appearance at Antietam Brewery with a hard rock show packed with high energy that keeps the audience on its feet and eager for more. The experience pairs electrifying music with craft beer and hot food from the brewery’s kitchen for a lively night out.

Celebrate the music and legacy of Prince at a live concert and dance party featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist Junie Henderson channeling the icon with powerful vocals, signature styling, and dynamic stage presence. Backed by an all-star band, he performs beloved hits such as "Purple Rain," "Let’s Go Crazy," "When Doves Cry," "Kiss," "1999," "Little Red Corvette," "Raspberry Beret," "Controversy," and more. A veteran of hit recordings, music videos, national television, and major concert stages, Henderson leads a high-energy tribute built for dancing and celebrating the purple sound.

Now in its fifth year, this girls-only jewelry bonanza raises funds for the Maugansville Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company. The gathering at the Williamsport Bingo Hall centers on a run of drawings featuring fine pieces and more, with every jewelry item purchased from The Jewelry Shop in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. Tickets are $50 and include lunch and beverages, and participants must be at least 18 with valid ID. Prizes include several $500 gift cards to The Jewelry Shop, cash awards, and a sparkling selection of 14K gold and white gold pendants, earrings, bracelets, and rings accented with diamonds, sapphires, white sapphires, black onyx, black spinel, blue topaz, pearls, and more. Tip jars, glamour jars, raffles and other extras will be available for purchase during the event, and winners must be present for the final three drawings.

Swan Lake arrives at The Maryland Theatre with The United European Ballet, bringing a timeless story of love, sorcery, and redemption to the stage. This production features the classic choreography of Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov paired with Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, showcasing signature moments like the Dance of the Little Swans and Odile’s 32 fouettés. Over 200 handcrafted costumes and newly designed sets created for this North American tour add grandeur and detail to every scene. Presented in two acts with one intermission, this one night only engagement offers elegance, passion, and meticulous artistry. The performance is family friendly and recommended for ages 3 and up.

Jellystone Park offers a festive Halloween weekend filled with spooky fun. The schedule features a haunted attraction, the Magic Pumpkin Experience, a costume contest, classic trick-or-treating, and lively contests for decorating campsites and golf carts. Activities take place on the weekend only, creating a playful atmosphere of thrills and seasonal celebration.

A high-energy salute to Creedence Clearwater Revival brings the band’s classic songs to the stage, performed onstage at full volume. Lodi covers material stretching from the 1968 debut album through a 2012 compilation, creating a wide-ranging journey through CCR’s catalog. With 51 albums, 29 singles, nine top 10 hits, and 30 million albums sold, there is a deep well of fan favorites fueling a massive setlist for Creedence enthusiasts.

This is an uplifting evening centered on celebration, community, and meaningful impact. Supporters, partners, and community leaders gather to honor the YMCA’s commitment to strengthening people and families. The program reflects on milestones from the year, recognizes remarkable local contributions, and generates vital support for initiatives that advance youth development, foster healthy living, and encourage social responsibility.

Temple Grandin, Ph.D., offers an evening of insights drawn from her work as a professor, author of bestselling books, animal behavior expert, and advocate for the autism community. Her story was brought to the screen in the HBO film Temple Grandin, starring Claire Danes and Julia Ormond, which earned Emmy and Golden Globe awards. Time named her to its list of the 100 most influential people in 2010. This program is supported in part by Landon's Puzzle Pieces, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting children with autism and their families.

Experience a faithful celebration of Fleetwood Mac with a 7-piece tribute from Boston, delivering a wide-ranging set that spans every era of the band’s catalog and highlights songs connected to the hits they inspired for other artists. Featuring two female and two male vocalists alongside an ensemble of professional musicians, the show focuses on the harmonies, romance and drama that define one of the world’s most successful bands. The performance channels the storytelling spirit of Rumours and the electricity of beloved favorites, offering an immersive tribute to music that continues to resonate.

The Nighthawks team up with Daryl Davis for a powerhouse celebration of American roots music. Five decades after harmonica player Mark Wenner transformed a long-held vision into a band, the group continues to thrive with the genre-blending spirit that shaped it from the start. Influenced by pre-1958 Washington, D.C. radio, Wenner built a hardworking outfit that mixes blues, R&B, honky-tonk country, doo-wop, gospel, and rockabilly. The current lineup brings deep experience to the stage, with Wenner joined by Mark Sutso, Sol Roots, and Zach Sweeney, shifting with ease between long-time favorites and newer material. Daryl Davis appears as an international recording artist and actor, leader of The Daryl Davis Band, and a pianist renowned for Blues and Boogie Woogie as well as Blues and Rock’n’Roll. His career includes performing with The Legendary Blues Band, formerly the Muddy Waters band, and with Chuck Berry. On the acting side, he has earned praise for William Saroyan’s The Time Of Your Life and has also worked in film and television, including roles in HBO’s The Wire.

Yaniv Zarif brings Polyphonic: Yaniv Zarif’s World of Song to The Maryland Theatre, a concert that travels the world through favorites from Broadway, pop, and film. Known for a global outlook, he blends natural storytelling with comedy, movement, and choreography to create a lively, theatrical experience centered on song.

A candlelit, multi-sensory concert brings the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons to Cortland Mansion in Hagerstown. The 60 minute program features selections such as Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance and there is no entry after the concert begins. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

A live, candlelit concert fills Cortland Mansion in Hagerstown as the Listeso String Quartet shares an evening of Halloween favorites and eerie classics. The program includes Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Charles Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Schubert’s Erlkönig, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Grieg’s In the Hall of the Mountain King. The venue is ADA compliant, seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone, and attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult.

Jellystone Park sets the stage for a Halloween weekend filled with chills and cheerful surprises. Face a haunted experience, step into the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and bring your best look for the costume contest. Go trick-or-treating, then turn your campsite into a spooky showcase for the site decorating contest and give your ride a ghostly makeover for the golf cart decorating contest. All activities take place on the weekend.

Blood drives are scheduled throughout the year in partnership with the American Red Cross. These events are dedicated to collecting blood donations, and information about how the donation process works is available through official Red Cross resources online.

This comforting weekend is all about helping the bears prepare for hibernation. The lineup includes a playful pajama dance party, a relaxed movie night, and creative coloring on pillowcases. Everything wraps up with tucking the bears into bed for their long winter rest. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Start the year with a welcoming, year-long reading club focused on community, accountability, and celebrating every page. It begins with a kickoff celebration and continues with monthly meet-ups, then wraps up with an end-of-year celebration. Participants set their own reading goals and receive a custom bookmark to track each finished book. There is a cozy space to share progress, recommendations, and favorites, with sweet treats provided. Members receive 10% off one book purchase at each monthly meeting. There is a $10 fee, and capacity is limited to 15 participants.

Gear up for a hero themed weekend at Jellystone Park. A Veterans Day activity honors real life heroes, and Touch-A-Truck offers hands on exploration. Create DIY Hero Gear, take on the Hero Obstacle Course, and enjoy a day of hero sized fun. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Several Species returns to Live at Hub City Vinyl for the first of two nights dedicated to Pink Floyd. Night 1 features Dark Side of the Moon performed in full, plus additional favorites and deep cuts. The band brings a touring-level lineup with top regional talent, combining precise audio and an immersive visual production for an authentic recreation of the Pink Floyd experience.

Families are welcome to visit the museum inside the historic Fairchild Dome Hangar. Step aboard museum aircraft and explore the collection up close. Among the many historical displays is a recently added A-10 Warthog.

Rehoboth hosts a holiday bazaar featuring handmade items, sandwiches and soup, a bake sale, a Gingerbread Shop for children, photos with Santa, and a silent auction.

Several Species returns to Live at Hub City Vinyl for a two-night celebration of Pink Floyd. The second evening centers on a complete performance of Animals, presented with immersive sound and striking visuals. Featuring a touring-caliber lineup of top regional musicians, this show recreates the Pink Floyd concert experience and adds a set of fan favorites and deeper cuts alongside the album.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Hub City Vineyard Church in Hagerstown, MD, with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a breakout year and a successful spring leg, the tour expands to a 30-city run across the U.S., featuring the songs and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. Rosado, recognized from American Idol and The Voice, returns to the lineup. The evening centers on worship, connection, and reflections on God’s truth. Entry is staggered for VIP, early entry, and general admission, followed by the main program, and the schedule may change. Tickets are on sale. For buyer protection, third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages. Use the official ticketing outlet, since purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Hosted by HCC Incubator, the Spark Tank Pitch Competition gives innovators a stage to share their ideas, raise their profile, and vie for prizes. Founders and supporters can see onstage pitches, connect with others during networking, and take part through audience involvement to cheer on up-and-coming entrepreneurs.

Create a gingerbread house at Downsville Ruritan. Admission is free, but reservations are required for scheduled time slots. To reserve a spot, contact Chasity Long at 301-331-0427.

Returning for its second year, this winter wonderland themed holiday carnival brings a bright, festive atmosphere to celebrate the season. The announcement hints at fun surprises to come.

Celebrate the close of a year-long reading club built on community, accountability, and appreciation for every page read. This gathering invites participants to reflect on personal goals, share final progress, and spotlight favorite books in a comfortable, friendly environment. Throughout the year, members used a custom bookmark to log each book and enjoyed savings on a single title at monthly meet-ups. This finale brings those efforts together with shared reflections and a collective salute to a full year of reading wins.

Cherish the Ladies, an acclaimed Irish music ensemble with a four-decade history, brings its Celtic Christmas program to The Maryland Theatre. Expect traditional tunes, expressive vocals, and lively step dancing woven into holiday favorites including Angels We Have Heard on High, Silent Night, and The First Noel. This festive, family friendly concert showcases the group’s hallmark sound and seasonal spirit.

At University Plaza, Ankrum's Woodcrafts showcases a varied selection of woodwork, from bowls, vessels, goblets, and steins to rolling pins, cutting boards, pens, and bottle stoppers. The lineup also features spatulas, scoops, elegant stem vases, and bookmarks for those looking for functional pieces and thoughtful gifts.