Events in Hampstead, MD

Miss Jess leads a baby story time that nurtures early literacy with stories, singing, bounces, rhymes, and other playful activities. Designed for ages 1 to 24 months, each session wraps up with open-ended creative play, offering a chance for children and adults to socialize.

Lady Madison in DC presents a build-your-own margarita experience where you select a base such as House, Casamigos Blanco, Don Julio Blanco, or a premium Siete Leguas Cadillac Margarita, then mix in flavors like grapefruit, lime or lemon, pomegranate, or cherry. Complement your drink with Carne Asada or Shrimp tacos for $15 and chips served with guacamole or salsa for $10. Margaritas start at $12.

A monthly happy hour at No Land Beyond brings gamers of color together in a friendly, safe setting. Attendees can choose from a library of over 400 games and enjoy food and drink specials. A door-prize raffle takes place each month, and those who attend are entered for a chance to win. Capacity is limited, and RSVP is requested.

Enjoy a relaxed, in-person happy hour in Washington, DC with a bourbon and whiskey cocktail tasting from Spirits & Spice. Sample Spirits & Spice bourbons and whiskeys in a casual setting and unwind after work while adding a little extra flavor to your week.

Friday Night Magic highlights Draft and Modern as the main formats. Registration is required and opens on the Monday before the event, then closes one hour before it begins. The event starts promptly, so please plan accordingly.

The pub at Maggies will feature live music. To reserve a seat on the bar side, call 410-848-1441.

Play! Pokémon League at Nerdtopia welcomes Trainers of all experience levels for a weekly meetup to play, trade, and connect with the local Pokémon community. Bring a Pokémon TCG deck for casual matches, trade cards with fellow collectors, or meet others who enjoy Pokémon GO. Every attendee receives a Play! Pokémon promo pack for participating, making it a simple way to grow a collection while spending time with other fans. To have the first chance at Pokémon product coming into Nerdtopia, attend at least twice per month. Participation is tracked through Play! Pokémon software connected with the store. If you do not have a Play! Pokémon ID, more information is available on the official Play! Pokémon website.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Grace Fellowship Church in Shrewsbury, PA with David Funk. This worship centered concert highlights his latest album with songs such as I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, alongside favorites including Build My Life and Good Good Father. A VIP pre show experience is available, with early entry before general admission, and the schedule may change. Tickets are on sale. To help prevent scams, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and using the official ticketing outlet is the way to ensure valid tickets and access to updates or assistance.

An all-ages concert featuring Eliza Tebo with Integriti Reeves and Melanie McDowell. Eliza Tebo, a singer and songwriter based in Washington, crafts songs with clear, emotive vocals and lyrics that resonate. Her work spans styles, including a debut jazz album that won the 2023 Wammie Award for Best Jazz Album and an Americana release titled Virginia is for Lovers that arrived earlier in the year. She is currently developing a third project, Everything Matters and Nothing At All, a collection of lo-fi originals, and listeners who enjoy Clairo, Suzanne Vega, Aimee Mann, or Azure Ray may feel at home with her sound. Melanie McDowell, an acoustic folk artist from the area, writes about the worries, questions, and longings that lie just beneath the surface. She self-produced and released two records in 2024, Big and Small and A Life That I Love, with more music on the horizon, and fans of Kina Grannis, Lizzy McAlpine, Phoebe Bridgers, or Joni Mitchell may connect with her approach. Integriti Reeves adds a powerful voice and a modern vintage sensibility grounded in Black American music, blending heritage with what is new. Her tone often invites comparisons to the clarity of Ella Fitzgerald and the smooth grace of Nat King Cole.

A stand-up performance from Ryan Goodcase, known for sharp writing and a dry delivery. He became the youngest winner of the World Series of Comedy in 2019 and won the 45th San Francisco International Comedy Competition in 2021. In 2024 he was one of nine comedians featured in Netflix Is a Joke Fest's Introducing showcase, and a clip from that performance has surpassed 47 million views. His Don't Tell Comedy set was released in June 2024. You may also recognize him as the apathetic Bed, Bath & Beyond employee from a series of comedic online commercials. His debut special, “Maybe They’re Dead,” is available to stream.

Modest Mouse and Caroline Rose perform at Pier Six Pavilion. This concert is open to all ages.

At Poe's Magic Theatre inside the Lord Baltimore Hotel, this showcase presents live magic by some of the best in the world in an intimate, low-lit setting. With the action unfolding only a few feet away, impossible feats take center stage and create a close-up experience filled with wonder.

At Black Cat in Washington, DC, Strange Boutique appears with Cemetery Sex and DJ Sara Vox for an all-ages show. Strange Boutique, a DC original, grew out of the local punk scene into a new post-punk chapter, shaping three albums of guitar-driven ethereal pop with melodic textures and a touch of mysticism. From 1987 to 1993 the band was a fixture in area clubs, drawing fans from across DC’s goth and punk scenes along with scene regulars and dreamers. Reunion performances in 2004 and 2019, Monica Richards’ work with Faith and the Muse, and a viral wave around the song Drown sustained interest and brought the group to a new generation of listeners. The band now celebrates the new album Let the Lonely Heart Sing, with the core trio of Monica Richards, bassist Steve Willett, and guitarist Dennis Kane joined by DC veteran Gregg Hudson on drums. Coverage from Post-Punk.com and Music Crowns highlights shimmering romantic tones, intricate guitar lines, a chorus-rich bass presence, Richards’ unmistakable voice, and themes of lost time, longing, wonder, and enduring hope. Cemetery Sex and DJ Sara Vox, both from Washington, DC, round out the lineup.

Settle into tropical vibes at Root City Kava Bar for a sober-friendly stand-up showcase fueled by fresh kava. Enjoy a curated bill of comedians from Baltimore, New York, DC, and beyond, and laugh out loud without the booze. The night features live stand-up, all kava and no alcohol, and an intimate atmosphere with only 35 seats. Come early, grab a shell, and relax into a feel-good comedy experience.

Tackle a scenic 5k or 10k through Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC on a paved course that is mostly flat with one notable hill. The 5k follows an out-and-back route and the 10k completes two laps. Walkers and strollers are welcome, and a virtual option is available for anyone who cannot attend in person. Every participant receives chip timing, a finisher medal, and a technical performance shirt, with shirt availability more limited for late registrants. This event benefits Food & Friends, a DC-area nonprofit that prepares and delivers medically tailored meals and provides nutrition services at no cost to neighbors living with serious illnesses, as well as to their dependents and caregivers. Points earned count toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k, and Back of the Pack Series, along with the Fall Series. The Back of the Pack program supports participants who prefer a more relaxed pace so runners of similar speeds can compete for series points. Live results will be available with an on-site QR code for instant access, and runner tracking lets friends and family follow your progress. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second place in age group categories from 19 and under through 70 plus. Packet pickup will be on site, and there is no race-day registration. Multiple water stations are placed along both courses and some will offer sports drink. Restrooms are available near the Tennis Center. Photos captured by staff will be shared after the event, and a weekly social media highlight awards 50% off a future race to a standout post. The event is held in most weather conditions, and any schedule changes due to weather will be communicated.

Organized by The Serpent’s Key and Hanover Veterinary Hospital, this monthly Downtown Hanover cleanup focuses on sprucing up the area ahead of Second Saturdays so everyone can enjoy a pleasant stroll. Students who participate can receive verification for service hours.

At the Camden Yards Sports Complex, the 2026 Greater Maryland Heart Walk brings the community together in a family-friendly setting to celebrate heart health, honor survivors, and remember those affected by heart disease and stroke. Organized by the American Heart Association, the walk is a movement focused on turning bystanders into lifesavers through CPR training, research funding, and community action. Participants can expect music, activities, and a hopeful spirit throughout the day, and each step taken and each dollar raised contributes to saving lives.

Hopewell Fish & Game Sporting Clays features 50-target rounds for members and guests. Pricing is $14 per round for members and $20 per round for guests. Participants under 18 can take their first round at no cost, and any additional rounds are $10.

New Freedom’s farmers market has returned at its new home in Freedom Green. The location is easy to reach by road or via the Heritage Rail Trail. Parking is available on Railroad Avenue and along Front Avenue, and bike racks are provided for cyclists. Operating every other Saturday during the season, the market highlights fresh, locally produced foods and handmade goods.

Farmers Market SW brings local farmers to The Wharf in Washington, DC with Diverse Markets DC. Browse fresh, locally sourced foods from nearby farms. The market is set at M Street Landing, outside Pitango, Philippe Chow, and Fish Shop.

At Ruins Hall, the 14th Annual York County Pagan Pride Day Festival features both an opening and a closing ceremony, a central ritual, and a full lineup of workshops and presentations, plus a marketplace of vendors to explore. The focus is on earth-centered traditions, community, learning, and connection with like-minded people. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food donation for H.O.P.E., which supports families facing cancer and is a cause close to this event. Those interested in volunteering, vending, or helping with planning can contact keystonepaganalliance@gmail.com. Ideas to enhance the experience are welcomed, and vendor registration is currently open.

The second Saturday of each month features a community-wide program in Downtown Hanover that spotlights small businesses. Participating shops and eateries present special promotions, activities, and events during their regular hours, giving visitors a chance to discover new boutiques, hear live music, and enjoy tasty treats. Created by Main Street Hanover to increase foot traffic and encourage collaboration among downtown businesses, this initiative fosters partnerships and joint efforts that energize the district. Proceeds support the revitalization of Downtown Hanover through Main Street Hanover, a 501c3 nonprofit.

Reptile Invasion presents a meet and greet featuring more than 30 ambassador reptiles, offering close-up encounters and opportunities to learn what makes these animals unique. Hand-selected ambassadors and educators will share insights into care and behavior throughout the experience. Admission is free, and donations are welcome, with proceeds supporting the organization’s 501c3 rescue efforts. Reptile Invasion’s mission centers on advancing reptile welfare and rescue through education, adoption services, and a focus on compassionate, high-quality care. Its vision is to provide resources, learning opportunities, and programs that help cultivate a community where reptiles are appreciated and treated with respect.

Celebrate the bounty of the growing season with a second annual plant and produce swap. When harvests outpace canning jars and freezer space... too many tomatoes, too much mint... participants exchange vegetables, fruits, herbs, and eggs. Any leftovers are donated or shared the following week so nothing goes to waste. Please note that baked goods and prepared foods are not accepted.

Hosted by Firefly Hollow, this monthly Tea and Tarot offering pairs a warm cup of featured tea with personal readings from local professional reader Pat Dumas. Tarot sessions provide perspective on life decisions and clarity around tricky questions, and they are approachable for first timers. Pat is happy to explain how tarot works and answer questions along the way. Pat is an intuitive reader and teacher who blends tarot with astrology. She has read tarot for more than 45 years and has worked professionally as an astrologer since 2008. Her training includes the PA School of Spiritual Healing, where she completed a two year Energy Healing program and a one year Intuitive program, as well as study with Rev. Bill Trivett, Steven Forrest, and Astrologos in the UK with Dr. Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzberg. Appointments are scheduled in advance, and exact time slots are arranged by call or text. You can also register through MindBody to let Pat know you plan to come for a reading. Sessions are $68 for 25 minutes or $115 for 50 minutes. Cash or check payments receive a 4 percent discount and include a gift of the featured essential oil of the month. For questions or booking, call 717-814-9136 or email fireflyhollowwellness@gmail.com.

The Hampstead Main Street Partnership is bringing back its Fall Festival at War Memorial Park. The celebration is planned to go on rain or shine. Prospective vendors can request an application by scanning the organizers’ QR code or by emailing hampsteadmsc@gmail.com. Organizers also emphasize that they will never solicit vendors in the comments section.

The second annual DC Pickle Bash is a community celebration of all things pickle that is free and open to everyone. Taste a wide selection of pickles from DC makers, cast a vote for DC’s Best Pickle, get creative with pickle themed arts and crafts, and browse a marketplace of vendors and artisans offering pickles and pickle inspired goods. The day features a pickle making competition, board games with a pickle twist, pickle drinks with and without alcohol, and live entertainment. For an upgraded experience, the optional All Access Pickle Pass provides unlimited entry to an all you can eat pickle bar, access to a lounge for pass holders, craft stations, and more.

This event offers no-cost health resources and support services tailored to Veterans, along with opportunities to build connections within the community. It focuses on practical help and meaningful networks for those who have served.

Discover donuts, bread, and Indian treats at Oyster Stroll, all crafted with a simple set of natural ingredients. Everything is free of refined flour and refined sugar, with no artificial colors or preservatives. Choices include vegan, vegetarian, and eggless options.

Downtown Trick or Treat offers free Halloween fun for all ages, with costumes encouraged. Attendees can check in at the Main Street Hanover tent in Center Square to receive a Trick or Treat Card that guides them to participating downtown businesses for candy and seasonal surprises. Families and individuals are welcome to stroll through the area and show off spooky, classic, or superhero looks. A list of participating businesses will be announced closer to the event. Early check in may be available for those with advance tickets, and visiting businesses begins at the official start.

WOE’s 7th annual Baltimore gathering brings a traveling celebration of the weird, the intriguing, and the macabre to the Baltimore Convention Center, filling Halls A and B. The World Oddities Expo blends art, history, science, and entertainment into one immersive experience, with dozens of eclectic vendors and small businesses to explore. A ticketed Deformed Exhibit presents rare preserved specimens with medical anomalies, and combo general admission or VIP options include access to this showcase, with VIP offering early shopping before the crowds. Hands-on learning continues in WOE Labs, where experienced instructors welcome all skill levels for classes such as taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and creating miniature diorama terrariums, with offerings that can vary by city. The Main Stage features live entertainment throughout the day, from contortion and sideshow-inspired acts to clowns, along with surprise guest speakers hosting free seminars. Children 12 and under are admitted free. In select cities, the Oddity Ink Parlour, sponsored by Villain Arts, provides on-site tattoo opportunities with artists from across the country. Whether your interests lean toward oddities, art, fashion, science, or culture, this event creates a welcoming space to celebrate what makes you unique.

Enjoy nature-themed drop-in activities at the Nature Education Center, designed to help visitors connect with the natural world through enjoyable, informal learning. The experience is open to all ages, there is no fee, and no registration is required.

A special brunch marks the 135th anniversary of Israel Baptist Church, bringing members, families, friends, and supporters together for time in fellowship, thoughtful reflection, and joy. The gathering honors the church’s history, acknowledges God’s faithfulness, and looks ahead to what is next, with a warm brunch experience at Cellar2 in Parkville. Tickets are $65.

Handmade Oyster Fairy Gardens will be available for this event. There will also be a full inventory set up featuring Blind Date with a Books, along with romance and fantasy books.

A complimentary demo showcases the Dungeons and Dragons starter kit Heroes of the Borderlands, offering a chance to test out gameplay and get a feel for how this starter kit runs.

Enjoy a community crab feast at Fireside on Main in Hampstead, Maryland, featuring Maryland blue crabs prepared by Weise Guy Crabs while supporting the Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company. Tickets are $65 in advance or $70 at the door, and admission includes crabs, a buffet, and beer. The event also features a 50/50 and a cake auction. For more information, call 667-788-3890.

Dive into a relaxed One Piece Card Game league at Nerdtopia that focuses on friendly play and community. Whether you are just getting started or already experienced, bring a deck you enjoy, try new strategies, and settle in for casual matches without pressure. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai promo cards are given to all participants. This is part of a weekly series centered on fun games and a welcoming atmosphere.

Now in its fourth year, the Pleasant Valley Bluegrass Festival presents a rotating lineup featuring Hayden Shaw & This Side of Pleasant, Seneca Creek, and The Salem Bottom Boys. Each band performs more than once throughout the program, creating a continuous flow of live bluegrass and multiple opportunities to hear every act.

This event offers a pair of classes followed by social dancing. Expect a friendly atmosphere where you can laugh, meet new people, pick up fun moves, and connect with a welcoming dance community. Comfortable clothing is recommended.

Unlock new possibilities in your dance with a Pilates-based workshop designed to help you move beyond habitual patterns and find greater strength, control, and ease. Discover how Pilates can support your body throughout your dance journey and keep you training with care. Please bring a mat and wear comfortable workout clothing. The session is taught by Farida Shourbaji, who brings 25 years of belly dance experience and 22 years as a classical Pilates instructor. She is currently pursuing a second certification with the New York Pilates Studio to deepen her study of Joseph Pilates’ method. Her approach focuses on helping people experience joy and freedom in movement. This group class is not suitable for anyone with a current or acute injury or for those who are pregnant.

Zorah Elliott Temple #717 hosts its annual Bull and Oyster Roast at Tiffany East Catering in Baltimore. Expect all you can eat fare, music by LC, and a special award ceremony recognizing Dr. Donald P. Wilson Emirates. There will also be opportunities to win money.

Open gym welcomes ages 6 and up to flip and play. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

Tantra Speed Date brings a fresh approach to meeting singles in Washington, DC. Instead of quick small talk, this event centers on guided, connection‑focused activities that are playful, authentic, and supportive. Participants move through a sequence of interactions with as many as 20 people, exploring rapport through paired dialogues, movement or dance, and communication exercises. The format is designed to strengthen relationship skills while allowing potential matches to emerge naturally. Many attendees leave with new matches along with practical tools to bring more love into their dating lives. The program has welcomed tens of thousands of people and facilitated hundreds of thousands of dates in more than 50 cities worldwide, and most participants match with at least one person. If a match does not occur, a complimentary spot at a future event is offered. Past guests describe the experience as transformative and deeply meaningful.

Take part in a hands-on paranormal investigation guided by the Berkeley Paranormal Society. Investigation gear is supplied, and participants are welcome to bring their own equipment. The experience centers on a historic haunted mill dating back to the 1700s and the notably active House of Eyes. Time permitting, the search may extend to the trail and the Horror of Menges Mill. Many guests return and share new discoveries from across the 62.5 acre property. Between sessions, enjoy snacks, browse the gift shop, or opt for hearse and coffin rides.

Yacht Rock Gold Experience salutes the laid back hits of the late 70s and early 80s, highlighting favorites from the Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Little River Band, Ambrosia, Boz Scaggs, and more. Four vocalists share the spotlight to create rich harmonies, supported by a five piece rhythm section with soulful sax and flute melodies. The performance aims to capture the easygoing, feel good spirit of the era with smooth, polished musicianship. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $49 for Preferred.

Enjoy a night of live music as SUPERSUCKERS performs with The Rumours. This event is open to all ages.

An all-ages show brings together two high-energy cover bands for a sing-along surge of rock and pop anthems. Lex Loco puts a distinctive spin on hits, moving from Queen to Britney with playful swagger and plenty of charisma, delivering crowd-pleasing moments across the DMV. Listeners who enjoy ABBA, All-American Rejects, or Chappell Roan may feel right at home. AOLOL celebrates the 90s and 2000s, blending alt-rock, R&B, and pop into a high-energy set that leans into nostalgia and big choruses. Fans of No Doubt, The Killers, or Maroon 5 can expect a kindred vibe.

Comedian and writer Jill Weiner, raised in Atlanta, shaped in San Francisco, and now based in New York City, brings a resume that includes the Dry Bar Comedy special Soup Freak and jokes showcased on America's Got Talent. Her festival credits span finalist honors at Houston's Riot Comedy Festival, appearances at the New York Comedy Festival and the Boston Comedy Festival, and a runner-up finish at the Trial by Laughter Comedy Festival. In New York she co-produces and co-hosts the weekly standing room only show Laf Dance Saloon, and she became the first female champion of the NYC roast battle Comedy Fight Club. She performs nationwide, often featuring for comedian Caitlin Peluffo, and takes regular spots at New York Comedy Club and other venues around the city. Off stage, she keeps a soft spot for soup, enjoying a bowl at one of New York's hottest diners.

Chelsea Wolfe, the acclaimed musician, songwriter, and multidisciplinary artist, unveils a new chapter centered on fresh material. The new songs “The Dark” and “Death is Not the End” emerged after a week of fan speculation driven by cryptic imagery, brief sound fragments, and shadowy visuals teased by Heretic Parfum. Known for weaving together doom metal, folk, industrial, electronic textures, and spectral balladry, she has collaborated with Deftones’ Chino Moreno, Xiu Xiu, and Converge. Her work has appeared in HBO’s Game of Thrones, she co-wrote the score for the A24 horror film X with Tyler Bates, and she made a striking impression at the Ann Demeulemeester show during Paris Fashion Week last year. Celebrated for immersive worlds where darkness and beauty intertwine, her music explores transformation, spirituality, grief, longing, and the unseen forces that shape our lives. With these releases arriving alongside GHOSTS, she steps into a phase that feels unmistakably her own.

A market in Maryland held every other Sunday, billed as the biggest in the state.

This scenic half marathon and 5k travel the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path in Georgetown, offering an out and back experience on a light gravel trail with minimal elevation change. The half begins and ends near the Potomac Boat Club, while the 5k starts and finishes at Fletcher’s Boathouse. Walkers are welcome, and a virtual race option is available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Participants receive a finisher medal, a technical DriFit shirt, and chip timing. Finishes earn points toward the Year-Long 5k, Endurance, Back of the Pack, and Fall Series. The Back of the Pack program is designed so athletes with higher average paces can compete with peers and collect series points. Live results and runner tracking will be available, with a QR code on site for immediate updates. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, along with first and second place in the following age groups: 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Overall podium finishers are not also eligible for age group awards. Event photos are shared on social channels after race weekend. Packet pickup takes place at the event, and there is no on site race day registration. Course support includes seven water stations on the half marathon at approximately miles 1.55, 3.8, 4.3, 6.55, 8.8, 9.3, and 11.55, and one water station on the 5k around mile 1.55. Gatorade is available at some stations, and locations may change as needed. Restrooms are located near the registration areas at both start and finish locations. There is no formal bag check, though items may be left at the timing tent at your own risk and any unclaimed items will be donated. Volunteers assist with water stations, course marshaling, and finish line support. The event is held in all weather, and any schedule changes are communicated to registered participants. Please note that the half and 5k start and finish at different spots along the canal, so plan parking according to your distance. Proceeds benefit DC SAFE, Survivors and Advocates for Empowerment, a nonprofit that grew from a court based advocacy project into an independent organization providing crisis intervention and survivor defined services for people affected by domestic violence.

Hosted in the Cavanagh House workroom building, this program features two hands-on workshops led by master tutors. Armand Verdier teaches an intensive French deep tufted stool project that runs six days for eight students with one master tutor. Gareth Rees leads a six day session covering two projects, a wool stuffed tick French mattress and a stitched bolster, also set for eight students with one master tutor. Registration and additional information are available on the organizer’s website.

Immerse yourself in traditional French upholstery during a focused, six-day class dedicated to building a deep-tufted stool from start to finish. Enrollment is limited to eight participants to ensure hands-on attention from instructor Armand Verdier. Armand began his upholstery journey in his teens, continued through École Boulle in Paris, and trained in England with David James and Angela Burgin. He now leads a studio in Cheddington where he carries out meticulous work for high-end designers, antique dealers, and clients who expect exceptional craftsmanship. Known for teaching techniques such as French stitching en tableaux and for leading sought-after courses internationally, he brings deep expertise to this intensive project. Offered by Upholstery Education.

The first Souped-Up Sunday at Glen Rock Makers and Framers Market features a Market Vendor Soup Contest inspired by Pie Palooza. Flights of soups will be available so attendees can taste and serve as the judges.

Big Money Bingo features ticket sales upon arrival and seating based on arrival order. Food will be served, with a menu available. Pricing is $40 for nine cards, and you can add three more for $5. The lineup includes 20 regular games, four letter games, one Block 9, and a final game.

McFadden Art will bring a mobile unit so participants can create their own masterpiece with hot molten glass.

Play Commander with a $10 seat fee. Get $5 back as store credit dice.

Get hands-on with turntables in Washington, DC during a collaborative vinyl DJ workshop built for music lovers, first-timers, and laptop DJs ready to try spinning records. Across two classes led by a veteran instructor from the DMV, participants practice scratching, beatmatching, and blending two tracks, learn key moments in hip hop history, and dig through an extensive collection of vintage LPs and 12-inch singles from the 1960s through the 2000s covering hip hop, R&B, and rock. The full experience lasts about two hours in total and is delivered over two consecutive weekends. This is a group class, not a private lesson, with room for up to 10 adults per session. Attendees must be 18 or older and should be prepared to collaborate with fellow aspiring DJs and hip hop enthusiasts. Groups of more than five are asked to contact the organizer before purchasing so special arrangements can be made. The workshop is held at the Words Beats & Life DJ & Production studio in the community wing of St Stephen’s Church in Columbia Heights, DC, and building access is provided via the staff contact number included in the order confirmation. Neighborhood street parking is available with posted regulations in effect, and the church lot is reserved.

A casual Gundam league at Nerdtopia centers on quick matches, low-pressure play, and plenty of mecha action. Both seasoned pilots with refined decks and newcomers learning the basics take part, with an emphasis on community, friendly rivalry, and exciting battles. Participants must register through Bandai’s TCG+ app. Entry is free, and all players receive promotional cards provided by Bandai.

The event presents a certified seedling obtained through the Maryland Liberty Tree Project, cultivated from the last living genetically identical Liberty Tree scion in the United States. That scion has direct lineage to Maryland's 1775 Liberty Tree at St. John's College in Annapolis.

This two part celebration at Lucky Bar begins with brunch then flows into a lively day party. Expect tasty bites, refreshing drinks, and a high energy soundtrack from Young Toon, DJ Joiyce, and DJ Schemes. For brunch reservations or bottle service, call 2406760208 and provide your full name, party size, preferred reservation time, email, and telephone number.

Miniature painting and creative hobbies come together at No Land Beyond in a relaxed community meetup. Attendees may bring paints, brushes, and minis to work on their own projects alongside fellow hobbyists, with opportunities to exchange tips and swap stories at any experience level. Those who prefer another pastime are welcome as well, whether that means a knitting project, a notebook, or a coloring book and markers. The gathering centers on creativity, camaraderie, and an inclusive, welcoming setting.

Get hands-on with a DIY experience that lets you give a product a refined, custom finish to take home. The Factory opens its doors for browsing select items, a look at how products come together behind the scenes, and conversation with fellow Fancy Friends, plus the chance to pick up whip shea butter to avoid weather-related shipping delays. The final hour features an open Q&A for local makers and beauty entrepreneurs covering formulation, manufacturing, scaling, compliance, and production. The focus throughout is access, education, and community.

Create two custom botanical wax sachets in a relaxed studio workshop. Participants choose fragrances from a wall of scents, with the option to blend up to three, arrange dried flowers and herbs, pour the wax, then add ribbon so each piece is ready to hang. These flameless, scented accents are well suited for drawers, closets, or entryways, and no prior experience is required. The fee is $35 per person and includes all materials. For safety and best results, use the sachets indoors and keep them below 115°F, since heat can cause melting, so avoid leaving them in a hot car.

The HOT L Poets Series brings Christian Bancroft and Joanna Fuhrman to The Ivy Bookshop in Baltimore for a featured reading. The program also includes an open mic where participants may share one poem with a three-minute limit. Now in its eighth year, the series is presented by Smartish Pace and Baltimore Poets Theatre, with Clare Banks, David Yezzi, and Stephen Reichert hosting. Christian Bancroft holds a PhD from the University of Houston and received a Michener Fellowship. He is the author of the poetry collection A Ghost Has No Fantasies (Unbound, 2026), a scholarly book titled Queering Modernist Translation: The Poetics of Race, Gender, and Queerness (Routledge, 2020), and, with Jenny Molberg, a co-edited volume Adelaide Crapsey: The Life and Work of an American Master (Pleiades Press & Gulf Coast, 2018). His writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Cimarron Review, Gulf Coast, The Missouri Review, Petrichor, and Prairie Schooner, among other venues. Joanna Fuhrman is the author of seven collections, including Data Mind, published by Curbstone and Northwestern University Press in 2024. Her poems have been featured on the Academy of American Poets’ Poem-A-Day and The Slowdown podcast, and in the Pushcart Prize and Best American Poetry 2023 and 2025 anthologies. She is an Assistant Teaching Professor of creative writing at Rutgers University, first appeared in Hanging Loose Magazine as a teenager, and became a co-editor there in 2022.

Seattle comedian Bo Johnson takes the stage for an evening of stand up shaped by a fast-rising career. His debut full-length special, Two Sailboats, arrived in 2025, and he now headlines clubs, breweries, and theaters throughout the United States and Canada. His work has been featured on Netflix is a Joke Radio, the SF Sketchfest Dozen, Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City on Comedy Central, Don’t Tell Comedy Secret Sets, Hulu, and LOL Live! at Just For Laughs in Montreal. He was a finalist in the 39th annual Seattle International Comedy Competition and appears regularly at festivals including Bumbershoot, SF Sketchfest, the Double Down Comedy Experience sponsored by Zappos, Life is Beautiful in Las Vegas, Rifflandia in Victoria BC, Prizefest, and Big Pine in Phoenix. He has opened for Marc Maron, Joe Dombrowski, Jessica Kirson, and David Nihill, and his online clips have garnered millions of views. Beyond the stage, his playful stunts have found a wide audience. A viral prank sneaking his best friend into a movie theater as one person was later shown on Caught on Camera with Nick Cannon on NBC and The Meredith Veira Show, and it drew coverage from outlets such as Cosmopolitan. More recently, a TikTok of him training his roommate’s dog to walk to Shania Twain’s Man! I Feel Like a Woman! surpassed seven million views and was picked up by publications both major and minor. Ticket options include General Admission at $29.50 and Preferred Seating at $40.50, with fees already included.

AFI takes the stage at Nevermore Hall with Choir Boy also performing. This is an all-ages show. Ticket access includes a public onsale, along with presale options listed as Despair Faction Artist Presale, Artist Presale, and Nevermore Hall Presale.

Brian Fallon and the Pain Killers appear with Tim Barry for an all-ages show. Fallon, from New Brunswick, New Jersey, is known for his songwriting and storytelling across four solo albums and for founding and fronting The Gaslight Anthem. Over nearly three decades he has continued to evolve, adding to a wide-ranging body of work. After a long break, The Gaslight Anthem returned in 2023 with History Books, their sixth full-length and first new studio release in nine years, followed by sold-out headlining dates and major festival appearances around the world. Tim Barry, from Richmond, Virginia, joins the bill.

Cardinal Bloom brings the Burn The House tour together with Holdfast. for a bill of modern indie rock and big melodies. The Salt Lake City quartet pairs reflective lyrics with bright, catchy arrangements that feel both familiar and fresh. Their 2024 debut album, The Only Place I’ve Ever Known, helped cement that sound. The lineup features Joey St. John on guitar and vocals, Josh Thomas on guitar, Nate Adair on drums, and Levi Wunderlich on bass. Holdfast., a Denver trio of brothers Charlie, Tommy, and Mike Maddocks, adds a sleek blend of pop, indie, and alternative rock shaped by inspirations like U2, The Killers, Coldplay, The Strokes, and Muse. Known for high-energy shows and introspective songwriting, they have toured across the U.S. and U.K., headlined their own runs, joined Red Rum Club on both sides of the Atlantic, and opened for Dermot Kennedy at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The bill features energetic, melody-forward sets from two bands that balance nostalgia with a contemporary edge.

An all ages show features performances by moony and Wall Carpets. Singapore-raised and Nashville-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Seth Findley, known as moony, is touring his self-produced sophomore album William Trimtoe, a project rooted in a 19th century Scotch-Irish folktale that evolved into a children’s rhyme. The album centers on alternative rock while reaching into hardcore, psychedelic, electronic, singer songwriter, indie, and touches of Gaelic folk, exploring themes of consciousness, conflict, and wonder. His immersive world building has fostered a devoted community of “moonies,” drawn to vivid visuals, layered lore, singable anthems, and dynamic live shows within the “moonyverse.” Before launching this project, he fronted the indie rock trio Honest Men and released and toured his debut album WARNING HIGH CUBE in 2024-2025. Wall Carpets bring a raw indie punk edge as a New Jersey trio known for a singing drummer and hook-forward, genre-blending songs. Their 2025 MIRRORS EP includes tracks such as Stroll and ON THE FLOOR. Listeners who enjoy Fontaines D.C., Wolf Alice, or MGMT may feel at home.

At The Bridges Golf Club, the 24th Annual PA State Police Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament brings golfers and supporters together to raise funds for children in York and Adams Counties who are facing critical illnesses through Make-A-Wish. Over the past 23 years, the event has generated more than $275,000 to help grant wishes for kids ages 2½ to 18, and this year continues that effort. Morning and afternoon tee times are available, and opportunities to get involved include sponsorships, golfer registration, and donations, all focused on helping local children receive their wishes.

Moonlit Hollow Books hosts a relaxed, welcoming book club at Phat Cat Coffee Company, offering a monthly space to slow down with a cup of coffee and enjoy some quiet reading. Bring the book you are currently into or browse a handpicked selection available for purchase during the gathering. Settle in, take your time, and savor the simple pleasure of reading. No RSVP is required.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Capital One Arena, featuring St. Paul & The Broken Bones and MarcLo. Bags are limited to clutch style up to 5 x 7. Ticket access includes multiple presales such as Visa, artist, Spotify, local, and VIP packages, followed by a public onsale and a Chime Visa post-sale.

Build essential lifesaving skills in a CPR certification course led by Kara Lovehart, NCBTMB Provider #100212. Designed for licensed massage therapists and open to the public, this training results in American Red Cross Adult CPR/AED certification valid for two years and accepted by State Boards of Massage Therapy. No continuing education credits are awarded. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring writing materials. During registration, note any special accommodations needed. Kara is a massage therapist and empowerment coach with ongoing study in biology, physiology, and psychology. Her background includes work as a Reiki Master Teacher and Reiki Sound practitioner, support for empaths and highly sensitive individuals, leadership within holistic wellness communities, and the creation of programs focused on mind body integration. Multiple sessions are scheduled on different dates. Registration closes one week before each class, and late registration may be possible if space allows. The fee is 78 dollars per person when paying by credit card, or 75 dollars per person when paying with cash or check. For the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 to secure the discount, and let reception know upon arrival to receive the essential oil of the month. If you cancel your enrollment or if a class is canceled by the instructor, the cost will be credited for future use or refunded by check, minus any credit card fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 48 hours before the class.

A straightforward gathering for Veterans to connect, speak openly, and support one another. The focus is genuine conversation in a relaxed, judgment free setting with people who understand military service, its pressures, and the transition back to civilian life. It offers space to be present, listen, and stand alongside others with shared experience. Held at Door to Virtue Lodge #46 AF & AM.

Settle in at Franklin Street Social for a relaxed read-in with the Moonlit Hollow Book Club, focused on quiet reading time and friendly connection among book lovers. Bring whatever you are currently reading or explore a rotating selection curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no requirement to participate in a discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a good book, something to eat, and a drink. The gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs, and no advance RSVP is required.

The Grammy-winning duo for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to The Lyric in Baltimore, unveiling brand-new songs from their forthcoming album alongside favorites fans already know. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone pair cinematic production with driving percussion and heartfelt storytelling in an intimate setting, offering close-up moments and insights into the inspiration behind the music. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available and includes a premium seat, a pre-show conversation with the artists, early entry, and first access to merchandise. With four Grammy Awards, 13 number one hits, and more than five billion streams, the Platinum-selling duo is known for dynamic performances across the U.S., Australia, and Europe. Their album What Are We Waiting For? debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200, following the Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and their 2024 feature film Unsung Hero received the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

Arnez J brings athletic, high-energy stand-up to The DC Improv Comedy Club. After pursuing opportunities with the Harlem Globetrotters and in baseball, he channels that background into animated storytelling and vivid act-outs that resonate with a wide range of audiences. His comedy has been featured across many television and concert appearances. This engagement marks his return to the club’s stage.

Hosted by the Capitol Hillbillies, this monthly neighborhood swing dance brings the lively spirit of early swing to life with an energetic eight-piece band, supportive instructors, and a friendly crowd. Instructors from GottaSwing teach a beginner lesson, and no partner is required. The event takes place at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill, convenient to the Capitol South Metro, and parking in the church lot is limited. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for teens, and fired federal employees may attend for free.

The monthly meeting of Mayberry Archers takes place at Mayberry Archery Club and focuses on plans for future events and club activities. Attendees are encouraged to invite a friend and bring one dollar to see who wins.

Set at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, this conference is designed to nourish body, mind, and community. Attendees enjoy flavorful meals made in traditional ways while learning practical approaches to staying healthy and gaining insights on healing amid modern environmental challenges. The focus is on finding clear guidance about which foods best support you and your family, exploring options for personal health concerns, and drawing inspiration from ancestral dietary wisdom. Throughout the gathering, there are ample opportunities to connect with a warm, vibrant community and leave encouraged to put new knowledge into practice.

Ali leads a monthly baking class series that reveals the techniques behind Market Made baked goods. Each session spotlights a different style of bake, and participants can take part in a single class or the entire series. Topics rotate through gluten free bread, sourdough discard treats, gluten free pie crust, allergen free cookies, gluten free bagels, and allergen free sweets, offering a welcoming path to expand baking skills over time.

A costume party takes over Blue Truck Boutique in Taneytown, Maryland, with a night of fun, shopping, and feel-good vibes. Costumes of every kind are welcome, from cute and spooky to glamorous or funny, whether channeling a diva, a disco throwback, or something totally your own. There will be music, plenty of browsing, and photo spots to capture the moment. All Things Sourdough, Read Till Dawn Books, and Sweet Links with permanent jewelry are part of the festivities. For parking, use the Church Street public lot unless you opt for paid parking.

Set at Hickory Heights Golf Course, the tenth annual Covenant Cup pairs a day of golf with a purpose. The event channels support to the New Life Center for Mothers and Children, a Christ-centered residential discipleship program serving women facing addiction, homelessness, incarceration, abuse, and other life-controlling challenges. Entries, sponsorships, and donations help provide housing, discipleship, healing, and a path toward lasting transformation for families in need. The spirit of the day centers on healing hearts, growing disciples, and changing generations.

This tournament for 16U and 18U teams offers a three game guarantee. Umpire costs and game balls are covered, keeping essentials handled for every matchup. The team fee is 625 dollars, plus an additional registration charge.

Red Lion Farmers Market returns for the season with fresh produce, baked treats, handcrafted goods, and more from makers and growers in the community. Browse homegrown and handmade finds, support independent businesses, and enjoy a friendly hometown market atmosphere at Fairmount Park in Red Lion.

Team Special Olympics Maryland takes part in the Baltimore Running Festival in Baltimore, where participants experience the city one stride at a time through its well known neighborhoods. Every step supports more than 25,000 Special Olympics Maryland athletes and their Unified teammates, helping build a more inclusive community through the power of sport. Registration is $25 and that amount is applied to the fundraising goal. Fundraising minimums are $250 for the 5K, $500 for the 10K, $1,000 for the half marathon, $2,000 for the marathon, and $750 for the Balti-Moron.

A small trailer pop-up is planned at The Farmhouse Mercantile Gift Shop. Further details will be shared soon.

Train in Westminster with coaching from Leo Totten at a weightlifting camp designed for both beginners and seasoned lifters. The schedule includes hands-on training sessions, lectures covering mindset, nutrition, and contest preparation, video review of lifts, and casual discussions with time for Q&A. It offers a structured environment focused on learning, practice, and clear feedback.

Mid Atlantic Meltdown introduces a new Maryland and Mid Atlantic two day Infinity ITS satellite event, launching a fresh tradition led by the Mid Atlantic Infinity team. Replacing the NOVA Open Battle for the Beltway, it will be hosted at Bazooka Games inside the town mall. The Infinity tournament features five rounds at 300 points, and there is also a Warcrow event with five rounds. Registration is open for both, and information about local accommodations will be shared soon.

Get a head start on Christmas shopping at Fall Fest at North Codorus Township Community Park. Browse and buy from a number of people on site.

The Manchester Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a community Trunk-or-Treat, and during the festivities Hailey’s Wish and Tucker Tough Gives will present the indoor Boundless Boo Bash at the MVFD Activities Building. This family-friendly Halloween party features costumes, music, games, and a variety of activities focused on fun rather than fright. Special touches like blacklights and glowing decor will create a playful atmosphere. The “boundless” design welcomes everyone in the community. Traditional carnival-style games and music are planned, and volunteers have prepared accommodations so guests of all abilities can participate. Tickets are available, and the first 20 purchases include a free goody bag. Follow the event for updates as new information is posted in the discussion.

Kimberly Smith-Fuentes of Maryland's Whiskey Bourbon Society and David Smith of the Carroll County Bird Club lead an afternoon that pairs guided bird watching with a curated bourbon tasting in the setting of Bollinger Park. Sample Buffalo Trace, EH Taylor Small Batch, Eagle Rare 10 Year, Blanton's, and Penelope while learning about local birdlife. Each ticket includes a souvenir tasting glass and a raffle entry for the chance to win a bourbon of their choice. Attendance is limited to 20 participants, and all attendees must be of legal drinking age.

Arnez J performs live at the DC Improv Comedy Club.

Experience an uplifting and encouraging evening of Southern Gospel music with Debra Perry and Jaidyn's Call, a leading group in the genre.

Almost Queen delivers a faithful tribute to Queen with a four member lineup that spotlights layered four-part vocals and finely detailed instrumental sections. Dressed in period-accurate costumes and emphasizing tight musicianship, the show strives to recreate the energy and precision of a classic Queen concert. Tickets are $50 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $55 for Preferred seating. An optional drink package with two beverages can be added for $12.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at AleCraft Brewery with a different mix of comedians at every show. Many performers have appeared on television and on popular podcasts, bringing a range of voices and styles to the mic. Each installment features a fresh roster, so the experience changes from show to show.

Presented by Jimmy's Famous Seafood, this reunion brings together Chaps, Harbor Inn, and Partners for a throwback celebration. DJ Pumpin Paul and DJ Dynamike will mix live sets of 80s and 90s dance, freestyle, hip hop, and other old-school favorites. The party takes place in the venue's upstairs banquet room. Admission is $10, cash at the door. Food and drinks are available, and it is a chance to reconnect with familiar faces while moving to classics from the era.

In Washington, DC, The Black Art Gala presents an elegant evening dedicated to celebrating and uplifting emerging Black artisans. Attendees can explore a curated showcase of vivid portraiture and standout works by promising local visual artists, accompanied by soulful live performances and carefully selected sounds that honor cultural heritage. Cocktails and tapas will be available to create a welcoming atmosphere for conversation and connection. More than an art show, the experience centers on a mission to celebrate and empower up and coming Black artisans. The event is designed for art enthusiasts, collectors, and community supporters interested in discovering new talent, building relationships with emerging visionaries, and surrounding themselves with the beauty of Black culture in a refined setting. Elegant attire is encouraged. Organizers are currently accepting visual artists, vendors offering apparel, goods, and art, as well as sponsors and community partners.

Jai’Len Josey brings The Serial Romantic Tour to the stage with a sound that blends candid emotion and real-life moments. Tales of love’s highs and lows play out across a mix of R&B, hip hop, Detroit house inspirations, and touches of classic musical theater. A platinum-selling singer-songwriter, musician, and Broadway performer, she shaped her distinctive vocal style in high school by imitating instruments she studied online. She went on to portray Pearl in The SpongeBob Musical: Live on Stage! and then launched a solo career highlighted by the Illustrations EP in 2020 and SOUTHERN DELICACY in 2023. As a songwriter, she co-wrote two tracks on Ari Lennox’s Age/Sex/Location, including the platinum single Pressure, and was selected as support on the accompanying tour. Her music has earned recognition from outlets such as Billboard, VIBE, Rated R&B, YouKnowIGotSoul, ESSENCE, and Okayplayer. The show centers on her full-length debut album, Serial Romantic, released on Def Jam Recordings, bringing her experiences together in a unified, heartfelt set.

The evening starts with a welcoming salsa or bachata lesson designed for newcomers, followed by a lively social featuring salsa, bachata, cumbia, and merengue. Entry is free with no cover charge. Contributions are appreciated and help make more free and low cost Latin dance events possible in Baltimore and nearby communities. Presented by Bmore Urbana, dedicated to bringing people together through dance.

Singer songwriter Bryan Bielanski brings a memorable blend of rock and folk to The Circle Hanover, offering a sound that feels both familiar and refreshingly new. With an extensive global touring history and more than 2,500 performances, including 311 shows in 2025, he has played across the United States in places like Alabama, California, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas, throughout Canada in provinces such as Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and in countries including Austria, Belgium, China, Costa Rica, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand and the United Kingdom. Listeners and critics around the world say he lives up to the spirit of his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

Rock classics take center stage in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Enjoy an all you can eat breakfast buffet featuring eggs, pancakes, French toast, bacon, sausage, chipped beef or sausage gravy, home fries, biscuits, and toast. Beverages include coffee, juice, and milk. The cost is 13 dollars for adults, and children 2 and under eat free.

Registration is open for the 8th annual Veterans' Archery Shoot, a no-cost event for U.S. Veterans, Active Duty Service Members, and their teammates. Attendance is limited to service members and their guests. Participants will receive lunch and can expect awards along with door prizes. Sponsors are invited to support targets and prize giveaways, including the Sponsor A Target, Honor A Vet program. For details or sponsorship inquiries, contact Jarvis Green at 717-793-1422.

Set at the historic Union Mills Homestead, this annual gathering showcases a large collection of Willys and Jeep vehicles.

Compassion Animal Hospital hosts a pet loss grief support group led by Dr. Anne Parker. This gathering offers a caring space to share photos, stories, and memories of a beloved companion, and includes a simple scrapbooking activity to create keepsakes. Participation is free, and coffee and water are provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring photos and to RSVP with the team, though walk-ins are welcome. There is no set timeline for grief, whether the loss was recent or years ago. For RSVPs or questions, call (717) 459-9100.

Open to the community, this monthly trap shoot welcomes participants of all experience levels. Instruction is available for beginners before shooting begins so newcomers can feel prepared. Round fees are 5 dollars for members and 6 dollars for nonmembers, and shooters under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection is required for all participants.

Get measured for a made-to-measure suit in Hanover, Pennsylvania during a dedicated fitting session. Master tailor Raj will take your measurements, and no payment is required at the time of the fitting. The featured offer is $420 for a custom suit paired with three custom shirts from the Giovanni Collection, ideal for anyone preparing for a wedding or aiming to look sharp. For more information, contact dave@fatbatbrewing.com.

Take part in a weekly One Piece TCG tournament at FourCorners Comics & Games in Hanover. Test new strategies, fine tune your deck, and compete with the local community as you prepare for larger events or aim for the top spot. The format features best of one matches, 35 minute rounds, and Swiss pairings. Entry is $8, and $8 from each entry goes directly into the prize pool.

EuroCircle DC is organizing its next social event at Supra, a local Georgian restaurant. Look for updates with additional information as plans are finalized.

Four bands share the stage at Nevermore Hall as The Dillinger Escape Plan is joined by Johnny Booth, Godseyes, and Burial Waves. The event is open to all ages. Ticket access includes a general public release, a venue presale, and a $25 all-in back to school promotion.

This event features a live performance by Arnez J at The DC Improv Comedy Club in Washington, DC.

Participants create a stained glass bat, selecting from an assortment of pre-cut pieces to personalize the look. The class is designed with beginners in mind. Advance registration is required.

Connect with other Littlestown adults who love to read for a friendly book discussion. This meeting focuses on The Music of Bees by Eileen Garvin. The club’s wider reading lineup also includes The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers and The Secret Diary of Henrik Groen, 83 1/4 Years Old by Peter de Smet. Contact the library to get a copy of the current selection.

A pre-release for Lorcana’s Hyperia City takes place at Fourcorners Hanover. Entry is $42, or $37 for league members, and includes six packs for deck construction. Pre-release kits will not be used. Players build a minimum 40-card deck with no two color restriction. The event features three rounds played best of three, with 50-minute rounds, and 1.5 packs per player will be added to the prize pool.

A tarot night at Little Fox Coffee and Books features Hanover’s most notorious fortune teller, Beck, offering five-card Cosmic Check-In readings. Payment is pay what you can, and trades or small trinkets are welcome. This gathering takes place on the fourth Thursday of each month.

The United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors are the Army’s touring big band, a 19-member ensemble founded in 1969. Their concerts span classic big band standards, spotlights for instrumentalists and vocalists, patriotic selections, contemporary jazz, and original music created and arranged by past and present members. Many of those originals are offered as free downloads through Perspectives, the ensemble’s jazz education initiative. The Jazz Ambassadors have been acclaimed across the United States and internationally, performing in all 50 states as well as Canada, Mexico, Japan, India, and throughout Europe. They have shared the stage with the Boston Pops, National Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, and Seattle Symphony, and performed at Carnegie Hall with Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops. Their itinerary has included major festivals in Montreux, Newport, Toronto, Brussels, and the Netherlands, along with concerts in England, Wales, Luxembourg, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Norway. Admission is free, but a ticket is required for entry.

Enjoy a day of scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other crafting at St. John Lutheran Church. Stay all day or for however long your schedule allows, and get creative with friends and local community members. Proceeds benefit the church. Seating options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electric available if needed. The fee includes a table and chair, bottled water and coffee or tea available all day, dinner with pizza, shared tools, and products available for purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

Enjoy a weekend of recreational cycling through scenic, historic Gettysburg and the surrounding countryside, with accommodations centered at Wyndham Gettysburg. The registration includes Friday and Saturday hotel nights, meals and snacks, social gatherings, guided group rides with leaders, GPS route links and cue sheets, support vehicles and mechanical help, live music, pedal-powered blender refreshments, and additional entertainment. Routes span a wide range to suit all riders, from about 10 miles to well over 75 miles. Companions who are not riding will find plenty of attractions and activities to enjoy. There is also an option to extend the stay by adding Thursday and or Sunday nights.

An in-person business networking luncheon hosted by MBX brings professionals together to exchange ideas, build connections, and take part in quick Lightning Learning lessons along with a Wins of the Week celebration. Seating is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Doors open for open networking before the main program begins, and attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards to make the most of the conversation. The venue is donating the space, and ordering lunch during the event helps show appreciation, with separate checks provided for individual orders. MBX members can enter their membership email to unlock free or discounted tickets.

A Halloween themed bingo night at Alliance Fire Hall offers games, prizes, and a glow in the dark celebration. Attendees can enjoy a full concession menu along with homemade baked treats. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. The event is BYOB and supports Dallastown Cougar Cheerleading, with options to contribute through sponsorships or donations for those who are not attending. Families and friends are welcome for an evening of spirited fun.

Explore fall florals in a hands-on workshop that guides you through creating a centerpiece arranged inside a real pumpkin. Learn seasonal design techniques while working with colorful autumn blooms and lush greenery. All supplies are provided, and instruction is welcoming to every experience level, so you can leave with a festive decor piece made by you.

Small business owners meet for a welcoming support group that invites real talk about the highs and lows of running a company, whether online or in a brick and mortar setting. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere for trading advice, exploring workshop ideas, and having snacks while connecting with peers. It is a chance to unwind, swap practical tips, and build community with people who understand the day to day challenges and successes of business ownership.

Trick or treat through Codorus Park during a two day celebration, following a route lined with 100-plus Halloween scenes created by campers, local businesses, community groups, and the Friends organization. Admission is $20 per carload, and tickets are required. Sales are online only, quantities are limited, all sales are final, and there is no re-entry. This event often sells out quickly. A variety of food trucks will be on site, and the Friends tent in the campground at site 95 in C loop will offer s’mores. Vendors include Pretzel Lady, Bricker French Fries, Genova’s To Go, Savory’s Funnel Cakes, and Skip & Penny’s Country Catering. Near the vendors, children can enjoy a dance-off area with music from local DJ Big Bill Pero. Park educators will host a Nature Tent in the vendor area with hands-on learning about creepy-crawly critters and the not-so-spooky flyers of the night. Rain or shine.

Enjoy an evening of blues and rock alongside food and drinks. Expect a high energy night of music.

Infinite Terror brings the sixth installment to Metro Baltimore, a weekend-long takeover that blends ferocious heaviness with a playful streak. The lineup spans grind, goregrind, slam, technical death, thrash, hardcore, and more, featuring Fullminator, Red Brick, Pesterer, Barbell, Muscipula, Malignancy, Pisscorpse, Scissor Hash, Shunt, Stress Reliever, Cruel Bomb, Chronic Wasting, and Mortal Grave. This event is open to all ages. Discounted two-day passes are limited and available while supplies last.

Competitive play awaits 14UAB teams at the Bone Yard Bash Tournament, which offers a three-game guarantee. The entry is $625 plus a registration fee, and the price covers umpire fees as well as game balls.

A celebration of woodcraft featuring a competition, vendors offering tools and wood, and carving demonstrations on each day. The featured artist is Karla Harman. General admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under, veterans, and active military.

The LHS Band Boosters present the Maryland Marching Band Association Western Regionals, featuring performances by more than 28 marching bands on the path to the state championships. Billed as their largest hosted show yet, it offers a full day of family-friendly performances at an accessible price. Attendees can support the Linganore High School Band Boosters by visiting the concessions stand or by purchasing air-grams, sock-grams, and candy-grams for student performers. Merchandise will be available as well, including novelty shirts, pins, and more. For updates, check this event and the Linganore High School Band page. Due to the size of the event, carpooling is strongly encouraged since parking will be extremely limited.

Create a harvest centerpiece by transforming a real pumpkin into the base for a floral arrangement. Guided instruction covers seasonal design techniques while you work with colorful autumn blooms and fresh greenery. This hands-on workshop welcomes every skill level, and all materials are included so you can craft a unique piece of fall decor to take home.

A Halloween dance pairs a festive costume party with music by Gravy Band. Attendees can enjoy dancing in costume throughout the celebration.

A music-filled evening awaits at Island Green in a beautiful setting.

Returning for another year, this Halloween themed trunk or treat style car show features cars on display, music, food, trophies, raffles, and more. Vehicle entry is $10 with in person registration only. There is no pre registration, and any online accounts claiming to offer it are scams. All proceeds benefit local charities in York County, Pennsylvania. Spectators are admitted free and should use public parking throughout Glen Rock to avoid taking spaces from businesses in operation. Space is limited. Early parking is allowed, and entrances will close once the lot is full. If you cannot get in, park in a public space and enjoy the event as a spectator. Participants are encouraged to decorate their cars, dress up, and have fun with the Halloween spirit, though it is not required.

Bring your dog to Transit Pier for a relaxed waterfront hangout featuring Pacifico from Cantina Bambina. Meet dogs available for adoption, enjoy a happy hour where pets are welcome, and stop by the Pacifico tennis ball engraving station so pups can head home with a personalized keepsake. This series highlights support for a local rescue organization at each date, and for this edition the benefiting cause will be announced.

This returning experience offers a calm, creative pathway to connect with ancestral roots. Through quiet meditation, personal reflection, and expressive painting, participants explore their inner story and attune to the subtle presence of those who came before. Guided moments lead to a personal doorway of remembrance and connection, nurturing a timeless bond with lineage.

Settle in for a casual evening at EB Community Park with a movie on a big screen. Guests may bring a camp chair and any items that keep them comfortable. Tents for children will be available on a first come, first served basis, and there will be games to enjoy. Complimentary summer treats will be offered while supplies last.

A calming sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven invites participants to unwind with Tibetan singing bowl therapy. Rest while resonant tones and gentle vibrations create a soothing atmosphere that supports stress relief, deep relaxation, and nervous system regulation. No experience or particular beliefs are required, just wear comfortable clothing and be ready to relax. You are welcome to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion for added comfort while being mindful of others in the space. The setting is wheelchair accessible, includes an accessible restroom and ample seating, features sensory-friendly lighting, and is service animal friendly. Incense may be used at times and can be paused upon request.

The Sixties Show offers a high energy, multimedia journey back to the 1960s, centered on a live concert that recreates the era’s music note for note. This award-winning Off-Broadway production features musicians who have performed with The Who, The Rascals, and John Fogarty (Creedence Clearwater Revival). Acclaimed for precise renditions of classic hits, B-sides, and deep tracks, it appeals across generations and has a track record of sellouts at theaters and performing arts centers. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony and $49 for Preferred seating.

Celebrate the arrival of Book 6 in the A Court of Thorns and Roses with a midnight launch paired with a fair devoted to fantasy reads. Expect an evening of wonder, romance, and cheerful festivities as the newest ACOTAR installment is welcomed.

A monthly community cleanup brings volunteers together to care for Downtown Hanover and keep shared spaces clean and welcoming. Participants can expect hands-on tasks like picking up litter, pulling weeds, and sweeping sidewalks, all while connecting with neighbors and taking pride in the area. Supplies such as gloves, safety vests, and trash bags are provided. Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended, and personal gloves or tools are welcome. The effort continues in all weather, so plan for conditions. Individuals, families, school groups, and corporate teams are all encouraged to take part, and documentation for community service hours is available upon request.

A community gathering in a relaxed, welcoming setting offers open conversation about mortality, taking inspiration from the Death Café movement. There is no set agenda and no counseling, just space to share stories, ask questions, and reflect on what matters most over a cup of tea. Attendees can connect through honest dialogue and find comfort in shared experiences while acknowledging the final chapter of life with care.

After a long hiatus, Rasputina returns with special guest Dust Bowl Faeries. The trio brings a cello-centered take on rock, pairing inventive renditions of classic songs with their own original material. Members have performed with or for artists such as Nirvana, Marilyn Manson, Bob Mould, and Porno for Pyros. The performance carries an old-world air that nods to a bygone era.

Experience one-shot tabletop roleplaying at Mapa's Boli with adventures set in Dreadful Doomscapes. These sessions use the EZD6 system, which is quick to learn and welcoming for brand-new players as well as longtime gamers, offering a lighter alternative to rules-heavy games like Dungeons and Dragons. Each game stands on its own rather than continuing a campaign, so you can participate whenever it suits your schedule. Registration is required and spots are first come, first served. For questions, contact Natasha Swiger at nswiger@rainbowrosecenter.org. Appropriate for all ages.

Dave returns to filling mugs, and this Mug Club night comes with a playful twist. Ten mugs hide prizes, including 1,000 points, a five dollar discount on a tab, and complimentary soap. Participants can add to their point totals and check whether their mug is one of the lucky ones.

An open mic and jam night at AVE welcomes performers from every genre and invites music fans to enjoy live sets in a community-focused atmosphere. Signups begin when the doors open, followed by an evening of performances and collaborative jams. Food and drinks are available. This gathering recurs on the last Thursday of each month.

Experience The Rocky Horror Picture Show in a new 4K restoration presented with a live shadow cast. The program features audience participation, a costume contest, an immersive after-party, and additional extras at M&T Bank Exchange at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center.

The Hoffman Homes Emerald Gala presents a Monte Carlo themed masquerade at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel, celebrating and supporting Hoffman Homes. Cocktail attire and a favorite mask are encouraged for an upscale evening featuring casino style games, raffles, lively auctions, an elegant dinner, and cocktails. Sponsorship opportunities are available to spotlight a business while furthering the mission of Hoffman Homes. All proceeds benefit Hoffman Homes and the individuals in its care. Tickets are $100 per person.

Grammy Award winner Billy Strings headlines a two-night run at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. This engagement offers back-to-back performances at the arena.

Enjoy a complimentary community breakfast centered on food and fellowship. Please enter through the church's rear entrance. Everyone is welcome.

A Halloween themed celebration of sports cards, trading card games, and pop culture fills York Expo Arena, the former UPMC Arena, with 700 vendor tables and a show floor buzzing with Card or Treat activities as hundreds of vendors share candy, packs, cards, prizes, and other surprises. Highlights include $20,000 in giveaways, celebrity guests, live music, a dedicated kids zone, and a children’s costume contest. Exclusive promotional cards are part of the fun, with a different card available each day. General admission is $10 and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with tickets offered at the door and online. Children 10 and under are admitted free. Parking is complimentary. Active duty military, veterans, and retirees receive free admission with a valid military ID. For early access, VIP entry grants arrival one hour before general opening and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with options for a Saturday VIP pass at $20, a Sunday VIP pass at $20, or a weekend VIP pass at $35 that includes both promo cards.

An adults-only Halloween costume party featuring DJ Bill spinning a set of his favorite tunes. Enjoy an evening of music, costumes, food and beverages, and time with fellow attendees in a festive atmosphere.

Celebrate Halloween at a yearly dance party featuring a live set from Red Dirt Revolution on stage along with DJ LIPPY. Costumes are encouraged for a night of dancing with fellow Halloween revelers. Online pre-sale tickets are $10, and the cover at the door is $15.

This public still target shoot features 12 gauge, 9 shot competition at 20 yards, with scopes permitted and shots taken through 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Bags will be available. The entry fee is $35 for one shot. Rounds one through six recognize first and second place, and the seventh round serves as a final stage with a single overall winner, where additional shots are available for $5. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified. Scoring is determined by whose shot lands closest to the dot, and the judge has the final say. If a choke is changed it must be checked for gauge. The kitchen will be open. Safety is a priority, with appreciation expressed for everyone’s help and support.

Doors open before play begins at this bingo event. The lineup includes early-bird rounds, standard games, specialty variations, and a concluding blackout round. Food will be available, and there will also be additional small chance-based games.

At the Washington Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, couples can explore ideas for everything from elegant black-tie celebrations to relaxed beach ceremonies. A curated group of wedding experts will be available to share guidance and inspiration, helping you plan meaningful details and lasting memories for your day.

A cozy happy hour at Stone Grille & Taphouse centered on gratitude and connection. Celebrate friendship, community, and the season's blessings in a relaxed atmosphere that brings people together.

Ripping Headaches hosts an evening featuring Ak’chamel, also called the giver of illness, delivering sun-baked psychedelic sounds and ritual folk with a post apocalyptic mood. Ecology Homestones appears as the guest to complete the lineup.

HVFC Cash Bingo is back as a bi-weekly tradition. Bring friends.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road-eo to a multi day dance adventure at the Aspire Hotel and Eisenhower Complex in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The gathering centers on workshops, social dancing and friendly competition, with six instruction rooms, two classrooms and three open dance floors, each carrying its own theme. Dancers can book one on one time with choreographers, collaborate to build a new line dance and keep the fun going with an after hours poolside pizza party. A choreography competition and a line dance competition highlight the creative and competitive spirit. Festivities include themed attire nights. Friday invites a theme T-shirt or a Wizard of Oz inspired costume. Saturday becomes the Emerald City, so think green, sparkle, glitz and glam. The talent lineup features choreographers John Robinson, Jamie Marshall, Mark Paulino, Debi Pancoast, Stephen and Laura Pistoia, Amy Christian, Michelle Wright, Dancin’ Dean, Jason Turner, Donna Statt, Becky Pisarek and Brett Ruwe, Ray Okuda, Sharon Hume, Larry Pizzini and Krissie Brownlee. Music is provided by DJs Craig Statt, Michael Diven and Mike Lorah. Payment options include cash, check, credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay, with payment plans available on meals and hotel.

Browse vendor booths, a boutique, and member tables at a festive gathering that also features complimentary demonstrations. Try your luck in raffles for a quilt and baskets, and look over items in the silent auction. Admission is $10, with free entry for children under 10. Refreshments and light fare are available.

Experience a hands-on drum gathering led by Ed Haggard of The Love Drums that blends a focused lesson with a lively circle. Participants explore foundational rhythms, learn techniques for clear tone, and pick up essential drum language that works well in circles and jam sessions. After practicing parts that fit together, the group improvises and grooves together. Dancing is welcome, and all experience levels are invited to take part. Ed brings extensive experience as a drummer, teacher, and performer. He founded The Love Drums in the 90s, has taught thousands of classes, facilitated many drum circles, studied with numerous teachers, and also repairs rope-tuned drums and sells instruments. Registration is $16 per person by credit card or $15 per person when paying with cash or check. Those paying cash or check can call 717-814-9136 to receive the discount and, by informing reception at check-in, receive a complimentary essential oil of the month. Registration must be completed by the sign up deadline, and late registration may be possible if space remains. Drums can be borrowed for a donation as available, which is separate from the class fee. If enrollment is canceled by a participant or if an instructor cancels a class, the fee is credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card fees. No refunds are issued for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

Indian treats and baked specialties crafted with straightforward, wholesome ingredients take center stage. All items are prepared without refined flour or refined sugar, and there are no artificial colors or preservatives. A variety of choices suits different diets, including vegan and vegetarian selections as well as items made without eggs.

Set aside a full day for crafting at a workshop built around uninterrupted creative time. Focus on your own projects, connect with fellow crafters, and take part in activities reserved for attendees. Registration is $25 and includes participant-only gifts, creative classes and inspiration, lunch, and chances to win door prizes. Attendees will also have access to Creative Memories tools and products for purchase, making it easier to complete projects and find new favorites. The venue is accessible, and space is limited. It offers a warm break from the routine to focus on your memories and creativity.

Enjoy a festive indoor holiday bazaar spread across two levels at Red Lion Area High School. Explore more than 150 vendor booths, pick up snacks and drinks from on site concessions, and check out raffle baskets on site. Capture memories with photo opportunities featuring Santa and the Grinch. The venue is ADA compliant and includes an elevator for easy access between floors. Parking is plentiful.

Presented by Macaroni KID with the Friends of Glen Rock Borough and the Glen Rock Rec Board, this Thanksgiving-themed parade is all about kids and their creativity. Children ages 1 to 17 are invited to showcase handmade balloon creations or bring a special balloon, wear their favorite inflatable costume, and dress up anything that rolls, from strollers and wagons to mobility aids. The procession follows the rail trail by The Hufnagel Public Library of Glen Rock, heads toward Table 1837-Glen Rock Mill Inn, then loops back, and the trail is fully accessible for participants and families. Smiles and cheers line the route, and a treat bag awaits each participant at the finish. Registration through the event page ticket link is required. Balloons must be family friendly, and children 4 and under need an adult walking with them. A rain date will be announced. Volunteers support check in, safety along the route, and treat bag distribution, and sponsor assistance is welcome.

Presented by the Diabetes Coalition of York County, this expo explores how caring for both body and mind can enhance diabetes management and day-to-day health. Expect wellness exhibitors, diabetes education and helpful resources, hands-on demonstrations, connections with community organizations, and giveaways. Hosted at Spring Grove YMCA.

The White Rose Sugar Art Competition salutes America’s 250th Anniversary with a showcase of creativity, skill, and sweets. Sugar artists and enthusiasts can explore live demonstrations, enroll in classes, and admire intricate cakes and confections up close. The competition welcomes entries from every level, from children through master, with valuable cash and merchandise prizes and a swag bag for every entrant. Participants compete across 13 divisions and 31 categories, including decorated cakes, show theme cakes, 2D and 3D decorated cookies, chocolate and sugar art showpieces, international techniques, special techniques, and a tasting division that features the special theme category “Red, White, and Blue Cakes.” A Live Buttercream Challenge adds to the excitement, and an awards ceremony invites parents and the public to attend. Vendors offer a variety of goods such as all natural body scrubs and soaps from Sheda’s Sugars, handcrafted yard flags, floral pieces, and holiday items from Crafts from the Heart at the Barn, pet treats from Achilles Treats, and participation by Hartford Maryland Technical High School, with additional vendors expected. Generous support comes from sponsors that include American Cake Decorating Magazine, Cake Collaborators Magazine, the Former National Capital Area Cake Show, Seriously Sweet with Amy Hicks and Sugar Snack Attack, and Sugar Flower Studio by Robert Haynes. Registration for the competition and for classes is open.

Enjoy a sit-down meal at Emerald Garden II while supporting the athletes of Ember Cheer Allstars. This dine-in fundraiser turns each order into help for the team and their upcoming season, letting guests savor favorite dishes while giving back. Hosted at the Shrewsbury location, it offers an easy way for families and friends to share a meal and contribute to the program, with appreciation to the restaurant for making it possible.

Experience a restorative sound healing session guided by Therapeutic Sound Practitioner Fabienne Singer. Layered tones from Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, gentle chimes, resonant gongs, and the practitioner’s voice create a calming soundscape designed to settle the mind, release tension, and support deep relaxation and renewal. Fabienne is originally from Paris and has African heritage. She moved to the United States in 2003 and has devoted herself to yoga, spirituality, and holistic wellness. From a young age she has shared intuitive insights into the past, present, and future, and now offers those gifts through her work with sound. Tickets are $37 per person when paying by credit card, or $35 per person when paying by cash or check. To use the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 in advance and mention it at check-in to receive the essential oil of the month as a complimentary gift. Registration must be completed by the stated deadline, and late sign-ups may be accepted if space remains. If you cancel your enrollment or if the instructor cancels, fees are credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card processing fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

Featuring live music from The Wyatt Becker Band and barbecue from Big D's Pitt BBQ, this event supports The Bryan S Henry Foundation. It will be held at New Oxford Social Club. Tickets will be available starting in August.

A close-up, high-spirited night with multi-platinum performer Andy Grammer. This solo show keeps things bare and honest, blending acoustic music with spoken pieces, candid storytelling, and in-the-moment audience interaction to create a personal and uplifting atmosphere. With just a piano, a guitar, and voices in the room, he turns the space into a shared experience, moving from crowd-favorite hits to new songs while revealing the stories behind them. Expect humor, heart, and a performance that invites listeners into the core of the music. Tickets are $69 for orchestra or balcony seating and $79 for preferred seating. The Andy Grammer VIP Experience is available for an additional $178 and includes one premium ticket, access to an intimate two-song acoustic set and Q&A with Andy Grammer, an individual photo opportunity, an exclusive merchandise gift, a commemorative VIP laminate signed by Andy Grammer, and priority access to shopping.

MCW Pro Wrestling brings Autumn Armageddon 2026 to Coppermine Pantherplex in Hampstead with a live show packed with aerial feats and hard hitting clashes. The card features nine matches for a full lineup of back to back action suitable for all ages. A special pre show meet and greet with WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle is available, and an event ticket is required to participate. Pricing is positioned to be among the most budget friendly options in Carroll County, and family four pack ticket offers are available online. Expect an electric crowd, big moments, and lasting memories long after the final bell.

Mayberry Archers presents an indoor 300 round shoot at Mayberry Archery Club. The event is open to everyone, with both members and nonmembers invited. Entry fees are $10 for adults and $5 for ages 12 and under, with payment accepted by cash or check. Questions are welcome.

A yearly showcase of cars brings plenty of fun to Hampstead Lions Club Park.

This prospect camp is designed for students in grades 9 through 12, with a registration fee of $125. An optional admissions talk and tour are available before the camp begins.

At York Township Park, a hands-on glassblowing class led by Michael Peluso guides beginners through making a Christmas ornament. No prior experience is needed. After a brief demonstration, each participant creates an ornament with support from the instructor, who brings more than 20 years of experience. Two sessions are available, and registration is required.

An on-site equipment auction is planned, offering the opportunity to bid in person.

Mandy brings the tunes to Highland Taps & Tables, paired with cocktails and food for an early start to the weekend.

With UPMC and GIANT, this interactive cooking demonstration focuses on heart smart holiday dishes. Cardiologists Dr. Ashley Zinda and Dr. Michael Bosak share straightforward substitutions for traditional favorites, showing how to reduce salt, sugar, and fat without losing flavor. The session covers ingredient choices and cooking methods that support heart health, offering practical guidance for festive meals. Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Enter a realm of imagination at FaeryCon, a celebration of creativity and community hosted by the Baltimore Faerie Faire. The festivities unfold inside the storied Lord Baltimore Hotel, a setting rumored to be haunted that adds to the atmosphere. By day, the indoor festival features stage performances, roving characters, a marketplace of handmade creations and services, hands-on workshops, panels, and games. Children 12 and under receive free daytime admission and can enjoy stories, crafts, trading with an ogre, and even meeting a mermaid. When night falls, the mood turns to pageantry and dance. One evening crowns a new Faerie Queen and continues with a Bridgertroll Ball, complete with live music and food from the hotel’s kitchens. Another night welcomes the Lady of the Autumn Court and the renowned Faery Scary Ball, highlighted by live music and elaborate costumes. VIP admission includes special perks such as early entry to the hors d’oeuvres buffet and access to the Royal Balcony above the ballroom. The schedule also features a Drag Brunch, more workshops and chances to shop for handcrafted treasures, plus playful rumors of goblins plotting an ice cream party.

Jake Mach performs at Black Cap Brewing Company.

UNION Craft Brewing hosts a lively evening of honky tonk, two-stepping, and live country music at The Baltimore Hayride Country Dance Night. The stage features D.T. Huber and Whale Show, and a two-step dance lesson welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. A vintage Western theme sets the tone, so cowboy boots, hats, fringe, and denim will fit right in, though any comfortable dancewear works. Guests can enjoy Duckpin or Divine IPA while celebrating local country spirit in classic honky tonk style. Tickets are limited, with prices at $11.50 online and $15 at the door.

Enjoy live music in the pub. Make a reservation for the bar side by calling 410-848-1441.

At Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, Medium Debbie presents a live program centered on connection, insight, and messages from Spirit. During the event she selects audience members to receive readings, sharing precise details that connect to loved ones who have passed and offering recognizable evidence that bonds endure beyond the physical world. A personal reading is not guaranteed for every attendee, yet many people gain a clearer understanding of spiritual communication and the possibilities it can reveal. Debbie Wojciechowski holds a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University and served 25 years in federal law enforcement. She is a certified evidential medium who conveys information recipients can validate, and her background also includes consulting on cold cases and missing persons. With professional experience in mental health and grief-related work, she approaches each gathering with care, sensitivity, and respect. Tickets are $35 per person.

The Last Chance Dirt Dance Tournament features 16U and 18U competition in a guaranteed three-game format. Umpire costs and game balls are covered. The entry is $625 plus a registration fee.

Discover a showcase of reptiles and other exotic animals at Allstar Events Complex in Gettysburg, PA. Whether you are looking for a new reptile pet, an animal intended as an investment, or essentials like supplies and feeders for pets you already have, this expo brings everything together in one place. It also features interactive activities for all ages. Admission is $10, and children 6 and under enter free.

Get to know more than 30 ambassador reptiles through close, interactive encounters that bring you face to face with these remarkable animals and share educational insights about their care and behavior. Admission is free, and donations are welcome to support the 501c3 rescue. Reptile Invasion works to improve and save reptile lives by promoting quality care and compassion through education and adoption services. Its vision is to offer resources, education, and programs that help build a community where reptiles are valued and treated with respect and kindness.

The fourth annual 80s dance fundraiser for the Bee a Rae of Sunshine Foundation brings an upbeat evening to Westminster Moose Family Center 1381, celebrating nostalgia while supporting a meaningful mission. Early bird tickets are $40 per person through 10/31, with tickets $45 per person after that date. Admission includes draft beer, a live performance by The New Romance alongside a DJ, a photobooth, and door prizes. Created in honor of MaKenzi Rae Cash, the Bee a Rae of Sunshine Foundation focuses on anti-bullying initiatives and youth mental health awareness. The organization is also working to support animals and to raise scholarship funds for students interested in military service, nursing, and volleyball.

Enjoy an inspiring evening of Southern Gospel music with Tribute Quartet, featuring uplifting songs and encouraging harmonies from a renowned group in the genre.

Comedian Mike Celona takes the stage for a stand-up show presented by Church of Satire. With a style that connects across generations, he mixes a modern dad perspective with animated storytelling, playful jokes, expressive faces, and self-aware humor. His debut album, Calzone Farm, reached number one on iTunes and landed in the top 50 on Amazon Prime Video. Beyond the mic, he has developed promotional content for a range of networks and specials, including the Critics Choice Awards, Comedy Central’s Jim Jefferies Show, Kevin Hart’s Next Level, MTV, and ABC Disney. His online clips have drawn more than eight million views in just days, and his work has appeared on Sirius XM, Funny or Die, Jeff Ross’ Roast Masters, and multiple comedy festivals. His jokes have also been featured by AMC, Comedy Central, Huffington Post, and Showtime. Celona continues to build projects such as The Mike’s Mic Podcast, character sketches, and a prank call release, The Do Not Call List, which hit number one on iTunes.

Matteo Lane brings We Gotta Catch Up! to Warner Theatre, blending stand-up with the musical and artistic skills that define his act. Originally from Chicago and seasoned in New York City comedy clubs, he has performed to sold-out crowds around the world, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. His material spans personal experiences as a gay man and observational takes on everyday life. On screen, his credits include the Amazon Original film Upgraded, the Netflix series Survival of the Thickest with Michelle Buteau, the feature Molli & Max in the Future that premiered at SXSW, and Netflix's all-queer stand-up special Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution. His specials Hair Plugs & Heartache and The Advice Special have earned millions of views. Fluent in five languages with a six-octave singing range, he previously lived in Italy as an oil painter and classically trained opera singer before launching his comedy career.

This monthly trap shoot is open to the public and welcomes both first-timers and experienced participants. Instruction is available beforehand for anyone who would like guidance. Each round costs $5 for members and $6 for non-members, and shooters under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required.

The annual Turkey Bingo takes place at the Littlestown Eagles Pavilion, featuring bingo games. Additional information will be shared soon.

A bingo event featuring Yeti, Stanley, Owala, and cash bingo offers $40 packages that include six cards good for twenty games. Prizes are valued at $200 each. Special games, rip offs, and food will be available for purchase. For tickets, contact Josh at 717-855-5372 or speak with a member.

Experience a playful retelling of the beloved tale as The Panto Company USA presents Cinderella. Tormented by her two cruel stepsisters, Cinders sees her fortunes change when a Fairy Godmother works magic and sends her to the ball. When the clock strikes twelve she hurries away, leaving a single glass slipper behind, and the Prince begins the search to find its owner. True to the classic story, this presentation is filled with Panto Company USA flair, original contemporary songs and plenty of comedy, all leading to a happy ending. Tickets are $10 for children and $20 for adults.

Chris Tomlin, TobyMac, and Third Day team up for a single tour that puts three headliners on one stage. The set is packed with chart-topping, award-winning songs and high energy from start to finish. The lineup features only the main acts from beginning to end, keeping fans on their feet throughout the night.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings laid-back, read-at-your-own-pace evenings to Franklin Street Social on the third Thursday of each month. Settle into the downstairs lounge and couch area with whatever you are currently reading, or browse monthly selections curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned book and no requirement to take part in a discussion. It is simply a comfortable place to relax with a good read, enjoy food, and sip a drink among fellow book lovers. No RSVP is needed.

A Thanksgiving-themed open mic and jam night at Audio and Visual Entertainment invites performers and listeners to share music and connect in a friendly setting. This special pre-holiday gathering centers on creativity and community. Signups begin when doors open, and food and beverages will be available.

Billed as the largest antique postcard and photography show in the United States, this two day expo brings together more than 75 dealers from over 30 states and multiple countries. Browse vintage postcards and historic photographs and meet dealers from far and near. Admission is $5 and valid for both days.

Spend a creative day at St. John Lutheran Church crafting alongside friends and neighbors, whether you prefer scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other projects. Stay the whole time or come for as long as your schedule allows. Proceeds support the church. Options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electricity available if needed. Each reservation includes a table and chair, bottled water with coffee and tea available throughout the day, a pizza dinner, shared tools, and products available to purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

America 250: Unlocked is back from the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation with a focus on the nation’s 250th anniversary, offering monthly access inside different pieces of rail heritage. As part of this series, the B&O No. 147 "Thatcher Perkins" is opened in recognition of Veteran’s Day, providing a close look at a notable ten wheel locomotive introduced in 1863. Designed by Thatcher Perkins, the railroad’s Master of Machinery, this engine was among eleven powerful ten wheelers built to move heavy passenger trains across the steep Allegheny terrain. It began service on military duty for the Union Army, carrying troops and supplies through the Potomac River Valley from 1863 to 1865. In the decades after the Civil War it worked on both passenger and freight trains. Retired in the early 1890s, the locomotive went on to be showcased at major public events, including the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair and the 1927 Fair of the Iron Horse. The series also offers interior access to other collection highlights, including the newly restored B&O No. 3316 "Washington" Observation Tavern Car, and American Freedom Train No. 1 will be opened twice. Members receive free admission for each collection piece.

Connect in person with fellow professionals at a networking event that features quick learning mini sessions and a chance to share recent wins. Hosted by MBX, an organization that connects business professionals through local and global events, the program blends open conversation with brief educational takeaways and peer introductions. There will be time for casual networking before the main program begins, and bringing plenty of business cards will help maximize connections. Space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. The venue is donating the room for this gathering, and attendees are invited to order lunch during the event with separate checks. MBX members can use their membership email to access free or discounted admission.

Explore seasonal floral design by crafting a cornucopia centerpiece inspired by autumn. This hands-on class teaches refined techniques while giving you space to be creative. All supplies are included, and it is suitable for beginners and experienced participants alike. A warm, creative way to celebrate the season with flowers.

Jake Mach appears at South County Brewing in Fawn Grove.

Experience a German-inspired Christmas mart at Union Mills Homestead. Shop for hand-crafted and one-of-a-kind gifts from vendors stationed in the Grist Mill and Tannery, enjoy food and beverages available for purchase, and take home fresh-cut greens. A portion of the historic homestead will be decorated for the season and open to visitors. Celebrate the holidays with seasonal sights and sounds that honor the site’s German heritage. Onsite parking is $5 per vehicle. Buses have an additional fee, with further details available by phone.

Discover fall florals in a hands-on class that guides participants through creating a cornucopia centerpiece filled with seasonal style. An instructor shares expert design techniques while encouraging personal creativity, so everyone can craft a piece that feels uniquely their own. All materials are included, and the class welcomes every skill level from first-time arranger to seasoned enthusiast. Leave with an autumn-ready centerpiece to brighten the table.

This seasonal bingo night features games for cash and gift cards.

STICKTIME and The Who's Your Daddy Horns take the stage at the Eagle for an evening of live rock music. Guests who are not members can be signed in to attend.

Participants take on a community Turkey Trot 5K run and walk in East Berlin that benefits Roots for Boots, supporting local veterans. The course starts and finishes in the East Berlin Community Center parking lot, and chip timing is provided by Second Wind Race Timing. The event is held rain or shine. There are no refunds and awards are not mailed. All proceeds go to Roots for Boots, and canned food donations will be collected for the MilitaryShare program. Only service dogs are permitted.

Small Business Saturday brings a yearly craft show to Chapel Church. Vendors may register online and should consult the sign-up map to confirm the location and dimensions of their space, with both indoor and outdoor spots offered.

The Unforgettable Big Band brings its semiannual dance to Lake Meade with live big band sounds. Attendees are welcome to dance or simply sit back and listen. Tickets cost $10 per person, and BYOB is permitted. For tickets, contact Nadine at 240-308-1770.

November brings a focus on giving and time with loved ones, and this community gathering highlights that spirit by supporting small businesses in Taneytown. Local businesses will come together to share special offerings and encourage shopping local. Guests are encouraged to support neighbors through a community food drive by bringing nonperishable food donations.

BIG's Christmas Cash Bingo brings the community together at the New Oxford Social Club Pavillion to raise funds for The Gettysburg Halloween Parade and youth organizations throughout Adams County. Presented by Businesswomen Influencing Gettysburg, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and youth in the region, the event features regular bingo along with five special games, a 50/50, raffles, door prizes, and other small games of chance. Attendance is capped at 250 tickets, and everyone is welcome. Tickets are $25 per person in advance or $30 at the door and include one 20-pack of colored bingo sheets with six cards per game. Extra regular game packs are available for $10 per 20-pack, and specials will be sold for $1 each. Seats are reserved for paid ticket holders only, and a ticket is required for entry. Regular games award cash, gift cards, and other prizes, while the specials themed T, O, Y, and S each pay $150, leading up to a final fill-the-card special worth $500. Additional chances to win are available when attendees have friends list them as a referral, and each new toy valued at $10 or more donated to Toys for Tots of Adams and Hanover earns an entry into a special door prize drawing. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. A food menu will be emailed and updated once finalized. There are no refunds. Please bring cash since there is no ATM on site, though PayPal and Venmo will be accepted. All prizes and games are subject to change. Small games of chance license #SGC25-1605.

Experience a restorative sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven, featuring the resonant tones of traditional Tibetan singing bowls. Settle into a quiet space to rest while soothing vibrations encourage stress relief, deep relaxation, and support for the nervous system. No prior experience or particular beliefs are needed. Wear comfortable clothing, and feel free to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion, being mindful of those around you. The venue provides wheelchair access, an accessible restroom, ample seating, and sensory-friendly lighting, and it welcomes service animals. Incense may be present at times, and alternatives can be arranged with advance notice.

The annual Glen Rock Borough Tree Lighting features festive caroling and, if the weather cooperates, games. Santa will arrive to light the tree, and free photos with Santa will be available afterward.

Create a fresh, custom wreath in a hands-on workshop that celebrates the season. Participants design their own piece with lush seasonal evergreens, natural accents, and a classic bow, with step-by-step guidance provided in a relaxed setting suitable for all skill levels. All materials and tools are included, and everyone leaves with a unique handcrafted wreath ready to display or give as a gift. Multiple session options are offered to fit different schedules. Cost is $60 per person. Space is limited, and tickets are electronic with check-in upon arrival.

Enjoy a festive ladies night featuring winter mocktails from @twistysmobilebar, hair tinsel and braids by Layered Salon, tox treatments and lip flips from Lines, Lips, and Glow, relaxing chair massage, brow services by Walker Riot Esthetics, permanent jewelry with @madepermanent, a custom hat bar by @wildflowerhatcompany, a custom apparel bar with @_halo_co_, and face painting for kids by Faces by Sherrie. More vendors will be added. Entry is $5, and kids get in free.

A head-to-head bartender showdown brings two original handcrafted drink recipes to the taproom. Guests can taste complimentary samples of both contenders and cast a vote for their favorite. The winning creation will be featured on the next menu.

Dave McCullough brings a solo acoustic performance to Bridgewater Public House, reshaping favorites across classic and 90s rock, alternative, jam bands, southern and country rock, and country. Using live looping and harmonica, he builds layered arrangements that fill out the sound.

At The Stables, Eclipse leads an outdoor, high-energy celebration of Journey, performing faithful versions of hits like Don't Stop Believin', Faithfully, and Anyway You Want It. Sharing the stage, High Voltage delivers an acclaimed AC/DC tribute known throughout the East Coast. Expect energetic performances and a lineup of familiar rock anthems for a lively, memorable night.

Celebrate the season at a festive Christmas Bazaar at East Berlin Area Community Center, where handmade and craft vendors offer gift-ready finds and the Kitchen serves tasty food. Vendor registration opens first for returning vendors and then for new vendors, and all sign-ups are handled only through the East Berlin Area Community Center. The center does not operate any other pages or accounts for vendor space, so any outside sign-up requests are scams. Additional registration details are available through the center, and updates will be shared on its Facebook page as the event approaches. Please note that the center may change or cancel this activity, so check for updates.

Take on a flat, picturesque 5k or 10k in Georgetown as the course follows the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath. The out-and-back route is on light gravel with minimal elevation change, and walkers, strollers, and dogs are welcome. Finishes earn points toward Bishop’s Events Year-Long 5k, 10k, and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Fall Series. Every participant receives a finisher medal, a technical Dri-Fit shirt, and chip timing. Shirts are guaranteed for early registrants, with limited extras available on a first-come basis. Bishop’s Events promo codes cannot be applied to this race. Packet pickup is available at the event, and there is no on-site race day registration. On-course support includes a water station around mile 1.55 on the 5k route, with port-a-johns located near check-in. There is no formal bag check, although items may be left at the timing area at your own risk and unclaimed items will be donated. Live results and runner tracking are available, and race photos captured by staff will be shared online after the event. Top overall men and women are recognized, and age-group awards go two deep in the 19 and under, 20–29, 30–39, 40–49, 50–59, 60–69, and 70 plus categories. A virtual race option is offered for anyone who prefers to participate remotely. The event is held in all weather, and any updates are communicated to registered participants. Proceeds support HBI, which provides free health education, infectious disease screening, and connections to care for underserved and high-risk communities across DC, Virginia, and Maryland, with a mission to remove barriers through culturally appropriate education and resource navigation.

Evergreen brings back its annual holiday program, inviting guests to explore the museum’s first floor, beautifully decorated for the season, with seasonal songs by the Clear Harmonies Carolers drifting through the galleries. Children can search for the Evergreen Elf in a scavenger hunt and earn a prize. The North Wing features the Gift Shop for holiday shopping, a hands-on craft inspired by the museum’s current exhibition of Japanese prints, and refreshments. This event is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council.

Enjoy a friendly photo opportunity with Santa. Take a snapshot to mark the season.

Country LIVE brings together tributes to Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, Keith Urban, and Luke Bryan in one concert featuring a lineup of signature songs. The music spans hits like Summertime, American Kids, and Keg in the Closet from Kenny Chesney, You're Still The One, Man! I Feel Like A Woman, and That Don't Impress Me Much from Shania Twain, John Cougar, John Deere, John 316, Somewhere In My Car, and Somebody Like You from Keith Urban, and I Don't Want This Night To End, That's My Kind Of Night, and Country Girl from Luke Bryan. Four distinct tributes share the spotlight, offering something for every country fan. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $45 for Preferred.

Nicks In Time delivers an East Coast tribute to Stevie Nicks, blending highlights from her solo career with the timeless music of Fleetwood Mac for a nostalgic journey through familiar favorites. Kathy MacFeat leads with vocals that reflect Stevie’s signature sound and presence, while Eric Deatrick handles lead guitar and vocals with touches inspired by Waddy Wachtel and Lindsey Buckingham. Ray Ondrusek brings keyboard work influenced by Ricky Peterson and Darrell Smith, adds the classic feel of Christine McVie’s keys, and provides second guitar in the spirit of Carlos Rios and Ray Lindsey. Jamie Fuhrman drives the rhythm with drum parts that echo Drew Hester and the steady beat associated with Mick Fleetwood. Liam Galiano anchors the low end with bass lines reminiscent of Al Ortiz and John McVie. The Nicks In Time Ensemble adds depth and color, featuring Kyle Kettering, Natasha Torres-Reyes, and Julia Adrienne on percussion, saxophone, and vocals, creating a rich, concert-ready sound that celebrates songs loved over the years.

This still target shoot features 12 gauge 9 shot. Scopes are permitted, the distance is 20 yards, and 36 inch tubes must gauge at .680. Shooting bags will be provided. Rounds one through six award first and second place, and round seven is a winner take all round. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified, and extra shots in the winner take all round are $5. The shot landing nearest to the dot decides the result, and the judge has the final say. If a choke is changed it must be gauged. The cost is $35 for one shot. Food service will be available. Safety comes first.

Take aim at an indoor 300-round archery shoot with the Mayberry Archers. Everyone is welcome, including members and nonmembers. On-site registration will be available before shooting begins. Entry is $10 for adults and $5 for participants 12 and under, payable by cash or check. Questions are welcome.

Spring Grove Rocketry hosts a gift card bingo fundraiser at Seven Valleys Fire Company. The event features 20 bingo games along with specials and jackpots. Regular prizes are $50 gift cards to well known retailers such as Starbucks, Amazon, Lowe's, and Weis. Students may participate if accompanied by an adult who will call bingo. Extra cards will be sold at the door. Food will be available for purchase, along with pull tickets, a raffle, and 50/50 raffles. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased through the high school office or by emailing hastingb@sgasd.org.

Step into a new holiday spectacle that blends virtuosic Irish dance, live music, and cinematic production. Inspired by the legendary trek of the Three Magi, this adventure follows their westward journey where a malevolent Sugar Plum Fairy and her forces try to extinguish the Christmas spirit and seize the kingdom’s crown. A company of 20 elite Irish dancers and musicians drives the story with high-energy choreography and stirring performances. An original holiday score by award-winning composer Joe Sanders and cutting edge lighting combine to create a sweeping, film-like atmosphere. The result is a heartfelt tale of hope, love, and redemption that celebrates beloved seasonal traditions. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony and $49 for Preferred.

Close out the year with a festive happy hour featuring the flavors of the season, lively conversation, and plenty of holiday magic. Settle into a cheerful atmosphere to sip, mingle, and savor every moment. Invite friends to make lasting memories and give December a memorable finish.

Get a head start on the weekend with cocktails, great food, and live tunes from the performer for a relaxed, feel-good evening.

This festive gathering at the East Berlin Area Community Center features family activities including games for children, a visit from Santa, wagon rides, and food available from the Kitchen, with more to be announced. Additional details will be shared on their Facebook page and website. EBACC reserves the right to change or cancel this activity, so check for updates.

Enjoy a festive evening of creativity at Butterfly Blooms with a hands-on floral design class for all skill levels. Participants craft a holiday centerpiece featuring an illuminated glass LED snowman surrounded by fresh evergreens, pinecones, berries, and other seasonal accents. Registration includes the glass LED snowman, fresh holiday greenery and decorative elements, all necessary materials and supplies, step by step instruction, and light refreshments. Everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind decoration to display throughout the season or share as a handmade gift. Space is limited. Tickets are electronic, and check-in is completed upon arrival.

Enjoy a performance by Jake Mach at Black Cap Brewing Company.

A Santa’s Workshop themed girls night offers cozy, spirited fun with North Pole vibes. Expect cookie decorating that welcomes a little mess, hands on DIY projects, cheerful holiday music, and hot chocolate loaded with toppings. A playful wrapping station keeps the laughs going, and guests can bring gifts they want to wrap. Dress comfortably in cute pajamas or festive outfits to channel an inner elf. Attendees are also asked to bring an unwrapped children’s gift to be donated to local kids in need.

Sub-Only Worlds brings submission-focused jiu-jitsu to the Grumbacher Sport & Fitness Center at York College. Gi and NoGi divisions are available for kids, teens, and adults across all belt levels. Matches are decided by submissions rather than points or referee calls, and there is no second match guarantee. The first 500 pre-registered competitors receive a limited edition Sub-Only Worlds rashguard. The event celebrates authentic jiu-jitsu and clear finishes, honoring the art and showcasing skill.

Sip hot chocolate and sample cookies while strolling through downtown and stopping into local businesses. Carolers will bring festive tunes to the streets, and Santa’s Cabin in the Square will be part of the fun. Tickets are $25 and include a keepsake cocoa mug, treats at each stop, and a festive to-go box for any cookies you would like to take home. The list of participating businesses will be announced closer to the event.

Celebrate the season at Butterfly Blooms with an interactive floral design class centered on a charming embossed metal watering can. Create a Christmas arrangement with fresh evergreens and seasonal flowers, then finish it with pinecones, berries, ornaments, and candy cane accents. Choose a red or green can and follow clear, step by step guidance to craft a centerpiece ready to brighten your home or to share as a handmade gift. All materials are provided, including the watering can, greenery, flowers, and decorative elements, and refreshments are available. The setting is relaxed and welcoming for both beginners and experienced designers, offering a cheerful way to enjoy time with friends and family. Admission is paperless and check in is completed electronically upon arrival.

Experience a heartening evening of Southern Gospel music delivered by a standout group in the genre. Expect a positive, spirit-lifting concert from start to finish.

Jim Bryan brings his distinct storytelling style to the Church of Satire stage. He began performing stand up in 2002, a path that took him from New York City to Las Vegas with many stops in between, and ultimately to opening his own club in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He has shared the bill with artists from around the world and has produced shows across the Mid-Atlantic since 2016. His material draws on marriage, parenting, pet ownership, anxiety, and life in the country. Beyond the stage, he previously served as a healthcare executive and built a lengthy career in human services, which led to the book The Professional Humanitarian. He delivers keynote talks, teaches at a major Pennsylvania university, and runs a consulting company from the same office as his comedy club. Wherever he performs, the voice and perspective remain unmistakably his.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings a relaxed reading night to Franklin Street Social every third Thursday of the month, centered on cozy page time and friendly community. Bring your current book or browse a curated monthly selection from Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no required discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a book, food, and a drink. RSVP is not needed, and the gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs.

A holiday-themed open mic and jam at AVE offers a cheerful way to close out the year. Signups take place upon arrival, followed by live music and collaborative jams. Ugly sweaters are welcome, and refreshments will be available.

Connect with local business professionals at an in-person networking luncheon hosted by MBX, an organization that brings people together through local and global events. The program pairs purposeful networking with quick Lightning Learning lessons and a moment to highlight Wins of the Week, offering plenty of chances to exchange ideas and build meaningful connections. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Bring plenty of business cards to make the most of your conversations. The venue is donating the space, and attendees are asked to support them by ordering lunch, with separate checks provided. MBX members can enter their membership email to unlock free or discounted tickets.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on floral design class centered on creating a charming Highland cow arrangement. Participants will use fresh seasonal flowers, lush evergreens, pinecones, berries, and festive accents to build a holiday centerpiece in a keepsake Highland cow container. The experience welcomes beginners and seasoned designers alike, offering step-by-step guidance so everyone leaves with a finished piece ready for home decor or gifting. Hosted at Butterfly Blooms, the class is $55 per person and includes the container, all flowers and greenery, design materials and supplies, instruction, and light refreshments. Registration is ticketless, with names added to an attendee list for electronic check-in. Space is limited.

Live music will fill the pub. To reserve seating on the bar side, call 410-848-1441.

Create a festive gingerbread-inspired floral centerpiece during a hands-on class at Butterfly Blooms. Participants design a fresh arrangement with seasonal flowers, holiday greens, pinecones, and berries, presented in a keepsake container with a gingerbread theme. The session welcomes beginners and experienced arrangers alike, with step-by-step guidance provided. The fee is $50 per person and includes the container, fresh florals and seasonal accents, all necessary design materials, instruction, and light refreshments. No physical tickets are issued, and registered attendees will check in electronically upon arrival.

This meat raffle opens for arrivals first, allowing time to get settled. The raffle begins afterward.

Celebrate a Krampus-themed party honoring a victorious hunt of the naughty, featuring a DJ, drink specials, and a complimentary buffet available while supplies last. Guests are encouraged to arrive in their best Krampus, cryptid, or holiday attire to keep the festive spirit lively. Live bands are planned, with the lineup to be announced.

Pulse returns to Bones-n-Shells in York, PA with a high-energy mix of 80s and 90s jams. Expect a lively, nostalgia-packed night.

Jimmy's Famous Seafood Truck brings Maryland seafood to Hanover, PA. The truck visits on the third Sunday of each month, with additional stops for special occasions.

Open to the public, this monthly trap shoot welcomes both newcomers and experienced shooters. Instruction is available beforehand for anyone who would like guidance. Each round costs $5 for members and $6 for non-members, and participants under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required for everyone on the range.