Events in Adams County today

Part of Camp Eder’s year-round Senior Days series, this gathering offers a welcoming mix of activities for seniors. Attendees can enjoy a homestyle meal, informative presentations, music, and appearances by special guests, creating a meaningful day together. The cost is $20.

Browse an extensive selection of Tribal, Bokhara, and Persian rugs at this limited-time Fair Trade Rug Event, taking place at the Gettysburg YMCA next to the United Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg. Discover pieces ranging from small 2-by-3-foot accents to large 10-by-14-foot statement rugs, along with round and square designs and table runners. Every rug comes from Bunyaad, a fair trade artisan organization whose hand knotted work is created by fairly paid adult artisans. Expect durable craftsmanship and styles that span from traditional to contemporary, all produced under fair trade standards. Bunyaad is a member of the Fair Trade Federation. Additional event details and year-round shopping are available directly through Bunyaad.

Children ages 2–5 and up can enjoy books, songs, and crafts with Miss Karin. Everyone is welcome.

The Northeast nuCamp Rally returns for its fourth year and makes its Gettysburg debut. The nuCamp trailer community will gather at Gettysburg Campground for fun, food, and games. Registration is not yet open. Registration covers the rally fee only, and campsites are booked separately. A 60 day cancellation policy applies.

Small Steps, Big Hopes is a free, 11-session group held in a confidential, supportive, trauma-informed environment. Sessions include psychoeducation about topics related to abuse and/or neglect, reflective activities such as art, guided discussions, and group exercises, along with take-home activities to support participation on your own terms. Dinner is provided at each session. The content builds from session to session, so attending all sessions is highly encouraged.

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.

Gentle Thursday features local supporter Mike Kessler at Ploughman Cider Taproom in Gettysburg for a more personal appearance. Regulars from the Wednesday open mic will recognize him for the good cheer he brings to the neighborhood. The show is free and open to the public. Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted. Thank you for supporting local.

Join Miss Jess for a baby story time featuring stories, songs, bounces, rhymes, and other engaging activities that encourage early literacy. Each session ends with creative free play, offering children and adults a chance to interact. For ages 1 to 24 months. There will be no story time on Sept. 11 or Nov. 27.

Enjoy a live performance by The LeBlancs at The Barn Resort.

Elly Cooke performs at the Altland House in Abbottstown, PA, bringing an evening of live music.

Open mic regular Aaron Samuels, a familiar presence on the taproom stage, returns with a solo performance. This first Friday set marks the return of weekend music to the indoor stage.

F3 Gettysburg offers outdoor workouts focused on getting stronger together. The workouts welcome men of all fitness levels, with a no-judgment atmosphere and a sense of community. Saturday workouts take place in the far parking lot by the farmers market at the Rec Park.

Explore West Coast Swing in a workshop designed for both beginners and dancers continuing their learning. Classes introduce the dance’s eight-count basics, passes and pushes, then build on rhythm, triple steps, connection, transitions between open and closed positions, spins, turns, and musicality. Choose the classes that suit your experience, from the introduction through level 102, or take all four. The schedule also includes social dance practice, time for questions, and an opportunity to connect with fellow dancers. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Instruction is provided by Carla and Rye Crowen from the Rhythm Lounge.

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.

The Flying Matlocks take the taproom stage with an acoustic performance from Scott and Laurie Matlock, weaving Americana, old country, blues, and rock into a set that blends covers and original songs. Their appearance closes the first weekend of music returning to the taproom stage for the winter season.

This bingo event offers door-only ticket sales and open seating on a first come basis. Food will be served. The program includes 20 regular games, 4 letter games, one Block 9, and a final game. Admission is $40 for nine cards, with the option to add three more for $5.