Events in Harford County today

Take a peaceful pause before the weekend with a gentle yoga class that offers step by step guidance on the mat. The session focuses on relaxing the body and calming the mind so you can unwind and move with ease. Mats and blocks are available to use if you do not have your own.

Head to American Legion Bernard L. Tobin Post 128 for a cornhole night with two divisions and a format that balances competition and fun. Players of all ages and abilities are welcome, and play takes place indoors. Group 1 is for upper level competitors with an SPR of 52 or higher. Everyone plays three games of Switch to establish seeding by PPR, then partners are set either as top with middle or random top with random bottom based on a visible die roll. All teams move into a double elimination bracket. Top finishers earn cash payouts that depend on turnout. Each player is guaranteed five games, and this division is capped at 40 participants. Group 2 offers a more relaxed, social experience for players with an SPR of 53.99 or less. It also begins with three Switch games, with seeding determined by wins and losses. Partnering follows the same die roll method as Group 1. Teams then compete in a double elimination bracket, with cash payouts for top placements based on the number of players. Everyone is guaranteed five games, and this division is capped at 24 participants. Please pre-register through the Scoreholio app by creating a free account, searching for OLSC, and registering yourself and your partner. Check in on site to pay and play, and follow live scoring in the app. The entry fee is $15 per person, cash only. Bring approved bags or use the available house bags. Seven sets of boards will be set up indoors. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Food and drinks are available for purchase in support of the American Legion. Enter on the right side of the building through the iron gate. Play is indoors, so weather will not affect the event. For questions, contact Jim at 410-456-4962.

Celebrate an annual Trunk or Treat where families decorate their car trunks and share candy with costumed kids, from saints and ghosts to princesses, goblins, and pirates. Alongside the sweets, the Knights of Columbus will have the grill going, so bring cash if you would like to purchase food. Children can get creative at a craft table hosted by the Sunshine Committee, available for a small donation. To keep the experience comfortable for young participants, costumes should be fun and family friendly, with the spooky stuff saved for another time. Enjoy a cheerful evening focused on treats, crafts, and community spirit.

Ease into country line dancing with an hour-long beginner lesson led by Ray and Jenny Z, taught at a relaxed pace for newcomers. No prior experience is required. Admission is $10, payable in cash or through Venmo, and drop-in participants are welcome. Wear comfortable clothing with secure footwear; sneakers, dance shoes, or smooth-soled boots are good options, while flip flops, slides, and rubber-soled boots are discouraged. After the lesson, a free open line dance welcomes the public and features at least one additional group lesson. Food service includes a full menu with chef’s specials, the hall and lounge bars will be open, and water is readily available.

A community farmers market by the bay features fresh produce from local farms, baked goods, meats and eggs, and handcrafted items. Shop while supporting local vendors and small businesses, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere that makes it an easy outing with friends or family.

This annual fall fest is held on a farm.

A fall vaccine clinic for dogs, cats, and ferrets, sponsored by Jones Bel Air Subaru, offers convenient care with no appointments necessary. Dogs must be on a leash, and retractable leashes are not permitted. Cats and ferrets must be secured in carriers. Services available include dewormer for $5, a 1-year rabies vaccine for $15, Canine Bordetella for $15, Canine DAPPv for $15, Feline 1-HCP for $15, microchip service for $25, and nail trims for $20. Nail trims are provided by Heart-To-Heart Mobile Pet Care. Supplies are limited, so arriving early can help avoid lines and supply limitations.

A kids yoga class with a simple, family friendly format. Admission is $10 per child, and each child will receive a snack and a drink after class.

At The Screaming Bean, a pumpkin painting contest that welcomes families invites creativity to flourish. Paint a pumpkin at no cost while sipping a hot coffee and enjoying a touch of playful, creative chaos. The vibe is warm and lively, and guests leave smiling.

North Washington Street in Havre de Grace becomes a festive hub for a community celebration of the season, offering café-style seating, beer gardens, and plenty of fall-inspired snacks alongside food, drinks, and activities for all ages. Highlights include the Polar Bear Plunge Mobile, a petting zoo, a giant inflatable corn maze, and hands-on pumpkin painting. More than 20 local non-profit organizations and museums will share hands-on activities and demonstrations. Entertainment features live music by Soundtown Baltimore, the Havre de Grace Ghost Hunt, and spirited contests such as the Thriller Dance-Off, a pumpkin pie eating contest presented with thanks to Jaimee Bakes, and a milkshake drinking contest with thanks to Vintage Cafe. The Polar Bear Plunge Patrol will also be on-site with opportunities to take the plunge. Expect a relaxed setting with places to sit, seasonal treats, and family-friendly fun throughout.

The fifth annual Evan Blood Memorial Concert brings live music, food, drinks, and a spirit of community fundraising to Fallston Barrel House. Established by Rich and Julie Blood to honor their son, the Evan Blood Memorial Fund advances long-term addiction recovery in Harford County, Maryland by providing financial help, critical resources, and efforts that foster understanding, reduce stigma, and open pathways to healing. The concert also supports the Brandon Tolson Foundation, an organization that serves families coping with the loss of a child. Families, friends, and supporters gather to remember Evan, advocate for recovery, and raise both awareness and funds through the unifying power of music.

The FAAUC Halloween Party returns after several years with a festive celebration of costumes and spooky fun. All are welcome at Monmouth Meadows Community Center in Abingdon, MD. Dress up in your favorite costume for a contest where the top adult and kids costumes earn prizes. Admission is $15 for children 12 and under, and free for children 4 and under.

Celebrate Halloween at Zellman Funeral Home with festive fun that brings neighbors and loved ones together. The atmosphere centers on laughter, shared moments, and a strong sense of community. Advance registration is requested.

A trunk or treat with Aberdeen Walmart features a free event centered on decorated vehicles handing out candy. The main parking lot will be reserved only for these vehicles, and trophies will be given for decorated entries. Those who want to secure a spot for a decorated vehicle that will distribute candy can email Passion4pavementcc@gmail.com. Vehicles set up before trick or treating begins, followed by trunk or treating in the lot.

MCW Pro Wrestling presents a Halloween-themed family celebration at RJ Meyer Arena in Joppa, Maryland, blending festive activities with live professional wrestling. The arena transforms into a seasonal setting with trick-or-treat stations, a kids costume contest, interactive games and trivia, prizes and giveaways, and the MCW Legacy Corner where championship belts make for memorable photos. Guests can meet the wrestlers during pre-show activities and enjoy an extra dose of fun with the Spin the Wheel of Wrestling. The evening features nine bouts showcasing MCW athletes, complete with dramatic entrances, music, and crowd energy. Children 12 and under who arrive in costume are admitted free, and the experience is planned for all ages.

A friendly farmstead market brings together local artisans, farmers, chefs, craftsmen, and small business owners for a one-stop experience that blends a small farmers market with added variety. Browse handcrafted goods, farm-grown foods, and unique finds, then enjoy a Sunday Supper prepared by Maison Intimate Catering with views of grazing animals and open fields. A small farmyard petting area offers up-close encounters with sheep, calves, chickens, and a pony. Visitors can take a stroll around the farm, see the animals out in the fields, and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in the countryside. Rain or shine, the market will move inside the barn if needed.

The fourth annual silent Samhain supper hosted by Linnea centers on remembrance. The gathering begins with crafting spell jars and blending a Samhain tea under Linnea’s guidance. After a blessing, participants share a meal in silence to honor loved ones who have passed. Each person has an individual table with an empty seat opposite, and meaningful mementos such as photographs, jewelry or clothing are welcome. Dinner is catered by MacGregors and includes garden salad, steak, garlic potatoes, grilled asparagus, iced tea, cookies and coffee, with red wine available for a toast. Attendance is limited to six spots. Advance payment is required to reserve, there are no refunds because food and supplies are pre-ordered, and reservations may be transferred to another person. Please review the fixed menu before submitting payment.

The monthly seance and soundbath at HAVEN returns, guided by Linnea, the owner as well as a reiki master, witch, yoga instructor, herbalist, reflexologist, and sound practitioner. The focus is on tuning in through gentle movement, soothing sound, and shared messages. Guests begin with a calming herbal tea blend prepared by Linnea. Please mention any food allergies when sending payment. Light stretches for the neck, shoulders, and hips help ground the body before participants recline on yoga mats to take in the sound vibrations. After the soundbath, everyone gathers while Linnea shares any messages that have come through. The space is held with energetic protection to support a safe experience. Attendance is limited to 8 for an intimate setting. The cost is $20, and sending payment to Linnea via Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App secures a spot. There are no refunds, though a reservation may be transferred to someone else if needed. Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in and relax. This event is for ages 18 and over.

Enjoy a free Urban Line Dancing workout that blends fitness and fun. Healthy Harford partners with Disco Sistas/Brothas to host this community activity at the Epicenter in Edgewood.

Enjoy familiar hits infused with spooky-season flair. Comfortable footwear is recommended, and festive costumes are welcome.

Explore the basics of hand sewing with a beginner-friendly project that builds confidence and essential skills. This program is open to adults and to teens in grades 9 to 12. Each participant must register in advance, and all necessary supplies will be provided.

Where laughter meets rhythm, Edgewood’s new hub for live entertainment sets the tone for a night that blends sharp comedy with soulful R&B and DJ-led energy. In the space once known as Tacos Tijuana and now called PAR Lounge & Sound Stage, the experience brings together stand-up, music, and curated showcases that keep the momentum high. The crowd is mature and high energy, shaping a lively scene for people who love great beats and big laughs. It is more than a typical venue. It feels like a true sound stage for culture.