This weekend in Hagerstown, MD

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.

A standard Pokémon TCG tournament at TPP Card Shop features a $10 entry fee and three matches with a prize pack on the line. Every win earns $5 in store credit.

This weekly gathering features Riftbound in a fast best of 1 format. If there are six or more players, it runs three rounds with a $10 entry fee, and competitors earn $5 for each win. Participants who play in the shop can purchase packs for $6 each, limited to five per person.

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.