Events in Hagerstown today

Explore a row of 72 yard sale vendors set up in the stables area at Fairgrounds Park, with plenty of chances to discover both new and gently used treasures at budget friendly prices. For general information, call 301-739-8577 x 169. Details about renting a stall are available on the event website.

Get ready for a handgun wear and carry class with the program beginning at 8:00 AM. Parking will be reserved for the trap/skeet, rifle, and pistol ranges. During the Saturday portion, the pistol range will be in use and reserved from 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM and again from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The rest runs under normal operations.

Join in for the Color Me Berkeley 5K Color Run, a fun, colorful race day at Poor House Farm Park. The event runs from late morning through midday, with plenty of color and energy along the course. Come ready to take part in a lively community 5K experience.

The Annual Picnic Fundraiser at Mount Bethel United Methodist Church features food and refreshments, including Foxville fries, ice cream, and soups, with additional craft items, canned and baked goods, fresh produce, and more available for purchase. Music is provided by CB Pickers. Activities include games for all ages such as a dime toss, and returning for kids are barrel train rides and the royal flush pitching game. All proceeds support Mt. Bethel's ministry and mission.

Hagerstown City Park becomes an outdoor studio for a plein air celebration of creativity, where artists bring their own supplies and produce original works inspired by nature. The theme is "History is in Our Nature." The event is presented by Hagerstown Parks & Recreation Division, Valley Art Association of the Mansion House Art Center, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, and the Washington County Arts Council. Participation is offered at three levels: a free Basic Level that includes an event waiver, placement on the artist roster, and updates; an Exhibition Level with a $10 fee that secures display of the artwork at either Valley Art Association or Washington County Arts Council; and a Juried Competition Level with a $20 fee to enter a competition hosted by the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts. Artists can register online or on site. Demonstrations and volunteers will be present throughout the park, with activities available for children and for participants with disabilities.

It is time again for a favorite event. This popular outing features travel to three stops, including Cumberland American Legion, The Honi Honi on the lake, and Ridgely WV America Legion.

A welcoming open session invites fiber enthusiasts to bring yarn, cross stitch, knitting, or crochet projects and spend time with a community of creative people. Participants can share ideas, learn new techniques from one another, and enjoy conversations about fiber arts and more. There is also an opportunity to explore new yarns and accessories. Come for the making, stay for the sense of community.

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts a takeout barbecue chicken dinner sale. The Men’s Fellowship sponsors this fundraiser to support the church’s ongoing work in the community. Each $12 meal includes a half barbecue chicken with baked beans and applesauce. Meals are takeout only and available until sold out.

High Rollers Barber Shop is hosting a Back to School event to thank the community, offering $15 haircuts for kids ages 16 and under. To help serve as many families as possible, haircuts are limited to under 40 minutes depending on the length of the line, and guests should have style reference photos ready when they take a seat. The goal is to ease costs for families and send students into the new school year looking sharp. High Rollers Barber Shop organiza un evento especial de Regreso a Clases para agradecer a la comunidad, con cortes de cabello a $15 para niños de 16 años o menos. Para atender a la mayor cantidad de familias posible, se pide mantener los cortes por debajo de 40 minutos según la fila y tener listas las fotos de referencia del estilo al sentarse. El objetivo es aliviar los costos de las familias y dejar a los estudiantes listos para el nuevo año escolar.

This event features a Standard-format tournament with a $10 entry fee. Competitors play three rounds for a chance at a prize pack, and each match victory earns $5 in store credit.

Weekly Riftbound tournaments use a best of one format. With six or more players, it will be three matches and the cost is $10, and each player receives $5 for every win. Those who play at the shop can also buy packs for $6 each, limited to five per person.

This event welcomes attendees of any age, and complimentary parking is provided for convenience.

At Antietam Brewing in Hagerstown, 176ers Dueling Pianos presents a show shaped entirely by audience requests. The atmosphere invites singing and clapping along as the pianists turn favorite tunes into a shared experience. Performers include Dr. Nyce and Cagan Goldstein.

Leather and Lace is a tribute show to Stevie Nicks that brings her biggest hits and iconic Fleetwood Mac-era songs to the stage. Expect a full performance with attention to detail, including costume and cape changes inspired by Stevie’s signature looks. The lineup covers classics like “Edge of Seventeen,” “Stand Back,” “Leather and Lace,” and “Rhiannon,” along with “Dreams,” “Gold Dust Woman,” and more.

This casual cruise-in takes place at Oak Ridge Family Restaurant, hosted by the restaurant. All makes and models are welcome, there is no charge to take part, and plans are weather dependent. Attendees may participate for any portion of the event. The kitchen offers the full menu throughout the day, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner available.

BattleTech players gather at Fenris Gaming for a recurring tabletop meetup centered on mech combat and strategy. The atmosphere is welcoming, with room for both seasoned MechWarriors and those just getting started. Participants typically bring miniatures, dice, and a game plan, then face off across the table for tactical skirmishes and shared enthusiasm for towering war machines.

Fenris Gaming hosts a gathering for Magic: The Gathering Commander, offering both casual and competitive games in a friendly setting. Players bring their favorite decks, test new brews, and enjoy free play in the Commander, or EDH, format.

This event explores They Might Be Giants' third studio album, Flood, with a celebration held inside Hub City Vinyl. It is open to anyone who has read the book, listened to the record, or is discovering They Might Be Giants for the first time.

Echoes of Tomorrow is setting up in the atrium on the second floor around the stairs with free hygienic products, baby products, food, and more. Supplies are limited and it is first-come, first-served. Note that this event is not in the YA meeting room 212.

At Beaches ~ The Green Truck Shop, author Miranda Mittleman will autograph titles from her PAWS and THINK! series at a table set up in the courtyard just outside the shop. Attendees can meet the author, pick up a signed book, and take a leisurely walk to explore the surrounding beach shops and attractions.

Sam’s Piano Jam Happy Hour pairs live music with drink specials, featuring Sam Jannotta on keys and Anita Thomas on saxophone and clarinet. Enjoy the performance while happy hour brings $1 off draft beer, $1 off wine by the glass, and $1 off rail drinks.

Golfers 55 and older can take part in a senior league at Black Rock that focuses on staying active and social. There is a $50 initiation fee, along with weekly par 3 payouts and playoff payouts. Play follows traditional rules... every putt must be holed, the ball is played down, and it is not touched until reaching the green. The season concludes with a championship. For questions, call 240-313-2816.

Start the day with conversation, community connections, and a delicious breakfast at this weekly Williamsport Rotary Club meeting. The gathering is open to everyone, and Rotary membership is not required. Each week features nonprofit and business speakers who share insights and updates. Attendees can learn about the club’s work in the community and meet people who care about making a difference.

This casual lounge hangout welcomes retirees and anyone who is free. Bring laundry if you like, enjoy coffee, play a few games, and connect with friendly company. No RSVP is required.

At Rehoboth United Methodist Church, the Williamsport Hub presents a district-wide evening of splash-filled games and community connection. Dinner starts things off with hamburgers and hot dogs provided, then the fun ramps up with water activities for every age group, a dunk tank, and a visit from a local firetruck to keep the sprays going. Those expecting to get soaked should bring a towel and a change of clothes, and guests are welcome to share a side dish or dessert. The gathering also supports Hanna’s Desk Drawer Pantry, which helps students at E. Russell Hicks in Hagerstown, with suggested single-serve contributions such as protein bars, trail mix, jerky, veggie sticks, crackers, pretzels, applesauce, peanut butter, and similar snacks. It offers a chance to connect with others across the district, enjoy summer fun, and back a mission that cares for students. There is talk that DS Wunderlich may even take a turn in the dunking booth.

MDWK Music & Market returns for the summer with artisan vendors, tasty food, and live music from High Street Communion. Formed in 2023 within Hagerstown, Maryland’s lively music scene, the band captures the spirit of American rock and roll, weaving influences from Tom Petty and The Black Crowes alongside modern alt country and Southern rock artists such as Turnpike Troubadours and Sturgill Simpson. They champion music that gets people moving, delivering an energetic, groove-filled performance.

Fans of Mobile Suit Gundam can test their skills in a weekly constructed tournament at Fenris Gaming. Players bring their own decks, face off against fellow competitors, and compete for bragging rights and prizes. New and seasoned players are both welcome. Entry is $10.

Star Wars: Unlimited players meet at Fenris Gaming for a relaxed gathering centered on casual play. Everyone is welcome, from newcomers learning the basics to experienced players refining their decks. Expect chances to trade cards, share strategies, and enjoy friendly matches, with free entry for all.

Every Wednesday, The Broad Axe hosts an open mic and jam night led by house drummer Dave Bernet. Singer songwriters, bands, and jammers are welcome to take the stage. A full backline is provided, including a complete drum kit and a stage keyboard. Signups take place before the music begins, and the music continues until close.

Each Wednesday, Antietam Brewery hosts Bar Feud, a free, family friendly game where teams face off for prizes. The highest scoring groups earn awards, and the belt is on the line.

Catch Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers for an evening of Southern-fried Georgia blues rock. Expect high-energy live music, with a sound rooted in gritty blues and classic Southern rock influences. Doors open at 7:00 PM, followed by a show that runs until 10:00 PM.

An annual fundraising golf tournament benefiting the Chamber features an 18-hole round with carts included, plus food and beverages such as soft drinks, water, and beer. The day includes on-course contests with prizes, along with raffles and a 50/50. It all concludes with a buffet, time for networking, and the announcement of the tournament winners.

Join us for Game Night on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. Stop by, grab a snack, and enjoy playing games together.

Fenris Gaming hosts a weekly Pokémon Play and Trade night focused on the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Attendees can bring cards, decks, and trade binders for friendly matches, trading, and conversation. It is a casual meetup for players and collectors at any experience level, whether you want to battle, grow a collection, or simply spend time with other trainers. The atmosphere is relaxed with no strict tournament structure, offering an easygoing space to enjoy the game and the community.

Catch Matt Schofield live for an evening of classic blues and modern blues-inspired sounds at Live At Hub City Vinyl. The show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.