Events in Ashland today

The Danville Growers' Market on Ferry Street brings together local farmers and artisans. Shoppers can find fresh produce and homemade treats while supporting small, local vendors. The atmosphere is welcoming and filled with community spirit.

Live music fills the Danville Growers’ Market, providing a friendly soundtrack for browsing farm-fresh produce, fresh-baked treats, and handcrafted goods from local vendors. Throughout the season, a rotating slate of local musicians performs, including Paul Loomis, Antonio Andrade, Ukulele Bender, Jack Marks, Lilyana Torres, Ukulele Benders, Woody Wolfe, Mel Rivers, Clay Minier, and Peaceful Outlaws. Performances unfold alongside the usual market activity, so shoppers can take in the sounds while supporting local growers, makers, and musicians.

Shik Arts Fest takes place in the Shikellamy High School parking lot, with a move to the gym if weather is a concern. Vendor options include a 12 by 12 foot space or a food truck spot for $50, and a 24 by 24 foot space for $100. Vendors can drive directly to their assigned space to unload. For the vendor form or more information, email shayj@shikbraves.org.

Advance sign-up is required for this seasonal celebration. Attendees must message the organizer to select a hayride slot and secure $10 tickets, payable in cash or Venmo on the day, and children age 2 and under are admitted free. Admission covers a reserved hayride, pumpkin painting, photo opportunities with Highland cows, gentle snuggling and brushing time with them, a small petting zoo with a bag of feed, face painting, a kids-only make-your-own Highland stuffie activity, games and coloring for children, vendors, and on-site refreshments from Perk & Pour and Mr. Yum Yum. To help things run smoothly, plan to check in shortly before your scheduled hayride, then explore the rest of the activities afterward. All listed hayride slots are currently full, so messaging the organizer is necessary for sign-up details and any updates.

Hosted at Citizens Fire Company #1 Palo Alto, the Inaugural Pally Cruise is presented by A&E Auto and Tucks Customs. The route will be announced and will travel through Pally and Port Carbon. Registration is $10 per entry. The first 50 people to register receive a goodie bag from Auto Acoustix and Aaron's of Pottsville that includes one sheet of raffle tickets, a chance to win $50, and more. Music, food, vendors, drinks and raffles are planned throughout the event, and forty trophies will be awarded.

Readers gather in the Main Floor Reading Lounge with the McBride chapter of Silent Book Club for a quiet, bring-your-own-book gathering. The format includes time to chat at the beginning and end, with a central period set aside for silent reading at a comfortable pace. Conversation is optional and participants may stay as long as they wish. As part of the Silent Book Club network, there is no required reading and the community spans more than a thousand chapters that meet in cafes, bars, bookstores, libraries, and online to enjoy reading together.

This monthly afternoon tea highlights a featured scone for the month, a variety of tea sandwiches, and a selection of bite-size desserts, all presented on a tiered platter. Each person receives six to seven sandwiches and four sweets. Choose from more than 30 varieties of loose leaf tea to pair with your picks. Flavors change every month, so the menu always offers something new. The cost is $25 per person, plus gratuity.

Kids of every age can take part in a lively, creativity-centered crafting program. With the Art Cart at the center, this Crafternoon brings creative making to the Bloomsburg Public Library and celebrates the fun of crafting.

Learn the art of amigurumi in a beginner-friendly crochet class at Bloomsburg Library. Participants will practice different stitches while making a new amigurumi creature each session, such as octopuses, cats, ghosts, and more. It offers a welcoming way to begin crocheting or connect with others who enjoy this craft. Starter materials are provided, and participants may bring their favorite yarn.

Casual sessions for the Pokemon card game welcome players of any experience level. The gathering focuses on relaxed play unless stated otherwise, offering a friendly space to meet fellow players and enjoy matches. Taking part supports the local game store and helps make potential Pokemon prerelease opportunities possible.

Live performances are scheduled at La Dolce Casa (DiMaggios) in Tamaqua.

Nicks In Time brings a full-scale Stevie Nicks tribute to Tamaqua Arts Center, led by eight accomplished musicians and a professional support team. The performance journeys from the Buckingham Nicks era, through the hallmark years with Fleetwood Mac, and into her extensive solo work. Expect an energetic concert that revisits familiar songs and moments, encouraging the crowd to move along as the band recreates these musical memories.

Relive the music of Stevie Nicks with Nicks In Time, a professional tribute from southeastern Pennsylvania. With an eight-piece lineup of veteran players, the band brings to life favorites from her years with Fleetwood Mac alongside highlights from her solo career, capturing the signature harmonies and classic rock spirit that fans cherish. Expect a lively, interactive show that encourages singing along and a full-on celebration of one of rock’s defining voices. This is a BYOB friendly event. The performance space is on the second level and is not currently accessible for those who need handicap access. Seating is at shared tables, so your party may be seated with other guests. A $2 fee is added to each ticket at checkout.

This annual Fall Fest car show, presented by Pioneer Pole Buildings, welcomes all makes, models, and types of vehicles and features awards across many classes. On-site registration is available for a $10 cash-only fee, with all proceeds benefiting Big Impact Group of Schuylkill County (B.I.G.S.). Spectator admission is free. Awards include People’s Choice voted on at the show, along with categories for Chevy or GM, Mopar, Ford, Truck or Jeep, Import, Custom or Street Rod, Vintage, and a new Best 2000s+ class. Food trucks will be on site with meals and snacks for purchase. The event is planned to take place rain or shine at Pioneer HQ.

The annual Fall Fest at Lessie’s Garden & Greenhouse features a greenhouse filled with seasonal selections and houseplants, plus a variety of local vendors and boutiques. Food and beverages are available, and there are activities suitable for all ages.

Pucillo’s Italian Oven on Wheels brings freshly fired pizzas and a variety of Italian dishes, all prepared right from the truck at C&C Candies & Country Store. Skip cooking and pick up fresh pizza and other options, then wander the shop for candy, baked goods, and autumn treats.

The Fifth Annual Journey Bank Photography Competition welcomes photographers of every experience level to share their vision and compete for cash awards. Entries span a range of categories, including animals and wildlife, flowers, black and white, wood, groups of five, under 12, cell phone photography, and USA250. Finalists’ framed prints will be exhibited and judged at First Presbyterian Church in Berwick, where the public can view the work, cast a vote for the People’s Choice Award, and celebrate local talent. Awards include Best in Show for $125, First Place for $100, Second Place for $50, Third Place for $25, along with honorable mention ribbons and the People’s Choice recognition. Winners will be announced at the close of the exhibition.

The library basement hosts a monthly used book sale, presented by the Friends of the Pottsville Free Public Library. The sale features used books available for purchase.

At Bloomsburg Library, a weekly Bridge Club brings together players of every experience level in a welcoming, inclusive setting. It offers a chance to socialize, practice strategy, and enjoy the timeless card game. Participants may attend with a partner or on their own, and everyone is welcome.

Experience a gentle, chair-based yoga session with Jenn in the Art Gallery. Seated movements focus on building flexibility, strength, balance, and a sense of calm, all without getting down on the floor. Suitable for every experience level and a range of abilities, this class is a comfortable option for beginners, people with limited mobility, or anyone who prefers a slower, supportive pace.

Eating Disorders Anonymous offers a 12-step fellowship for people in recovery from an eating disorder. Participants connect in a safe and supportive setting to share experiences and strength with others on a similar path. Attendance is free and open to all, and anonymity is honored.

Gather with chess enthusiasts for strategic play and friendly games in a welcoming setting that embraces beginners and experienced players alike. Improve your skills, connect with others who love the game, and enjoy relaxed competition in a supportive community. For anyone who prefers virtual play, there is also an online club available on Chess.com.

Enjoy a calming yoga session in the Art Gallery guided by Jenn. Designed for every level of experience, it features smooth, supportive sequences with purposeful movement, conscious breathing, and quiet pauses that foster balance and renewal. The format welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners. Please bring your own yoga mat.

A welcoming conversation circle where participants share, listen, and connect with others. Each month introduces a new topic to keep the discussion fresh. This free gathering is open to everyone and meets on the first Monday and the third Wednesday of each month.

A free weekly support circle led by Emily Kahn, MSW, offers a welcoming space for anyone seeking companionship, compassionate understanding, and community while navigating loss. As part of the Bloomsburg Public Library social work team, Emily brings years of experience supporting people through end of life matters and works to make conversations about death and dying more comfortable. Sessions will include bibliotherapy, using books and stories to support mental health and healing. Grief, including anticipatory grief, is deeply personal, yet many people find it easier to carry when shared. Emotions can rise and fall in nonlinear ways, and feelings of confusion, surprise, or isolation are common. There are also practical tasks to manage, such as finances, wills, and death certificates, which can feel overwhelming but are familiar to others who have faced similar losses. This program is not religious. People of all faiths or none are welcome to speak from their own experience. Confidentiality is required, and anything shared in the group must remain within the group. Emily is also available for one-on-one appointments. Contact emily@bloomsburgpl.org or call 570-784-0883.

Discover Tai Chi through gentle, mindful movement suitable for every age. The session starts with warmups, then shifts into a step by step study of the Yang Short Form at a relaxed pace with plenty of repetition. Participants learn three core postures and five key principles while working together toward the complete sequence that can also be practiced at home. A welcoming, safe environment encourages connection, with a chance to socialize after the practice. The program lasts about one hour and fifteen minutes, and leaving early is perfectly fine if needed.

Explore what the cards reveal at Tarot Tuesdays. Fortune's Favour offers personalized 15-minute readings for $20 each. Prepaid registration is required, and booking early helps you secure a preferred time slot. Reserve by calling the library or through the event's Facebook page.

Enjoy a one-session Dungeons & Dragons adventure at the Bloomsburg Public Library. Newcomers and seasoned players are both welcome, with self-contained campaigns that encourage camaraderie and imaginative play. Regular attendees can continue building their characters over time, unlocking new abilities and shaping ongoing stories. Experienced Dungeon Masters guide an inclusive table that fosters memorable moments. No experience is required. All necessary materials are provided, and participants may bring their own dice and character sheets. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Settle in for a relaxed book club conversation where anything you have been reading or listening to is fair game, including books, audiobooks, ebooks, and magazines. Recent reading is not required, and the tone stays friendly and judgment free. Bringing a book is optional. If you want a specific title set aside, a librarian can place a reservation on request. Expect a chance to discover new picks and connect with other readers.

This family-friendly program welcomes new and experienced builders to explore LEGO, DUPLO, Magna-Tiles and more. Beginners practice how pieces connect, while seasoned creators refine their techniques. Everyone can put their building skills to the test and enjoy creating together.

Volunteers Rebecca and Valerie will be available in the Genealogy Room to help with Montour County genealogy research. MCHS membership is not required to use the room. The fee is $2 per hour for research you conduct in the room, and $5 per hour if the volunteers conduct research for you. Copies cost 25 cents each. If the volunteers complete research on your behalf, payment is required before the results are sent.

A weekly community conversation at the Bloomsburg Public Library offers a welcoming space to talk about recent news and what is happening in the world. Created as a new chance for civic connection, it emphasizes respectful dialogue, building relationships, and making new friends. Participants are encouraged to bring openness, curiosity, and humility, with the aim of understanding one another and gaining fresh perspectives, renewing the ideal of thoughtful public discourse. Each session typically begins with brief introductions, then attendees suggest possible topics and vote on what to explore. A facilitator guides the discussion with clear guidelines so everyone can participate positively and share different viewpoints. The focus is conversation rather than persuading others or expecting universal agreement on facts and logic. Ground rules include speaking one at a time, speaking only for oneself, avoiding stereotypes, asking questions rooted in curiosity rather than gotcha questions, refraining from personal attacks, and keeping phones turned off.

A gentle yoga class for adults that uses a chair for support and is suitable for beginners. This free program encourages easy movement, relaxation, and participation at a comfortable pace.

Bring a knitting, crochet, or other needlework project and enjoy relaxed crafting time with fellow makers. All experience levels are encouraged, and you can stop by whenever it suits you. There is no charge and no registration required, so everyone is welcome.

Created for ages 11 to 14, the Teen Library Club offers a place to explore the humanities, exchange ideas, and help shape the activities that happen there. Whether your interests include books, history, art, or thoughtful conversations, this is a chance to take the lead, create, and make the library feel like your own. Every voice is heard and valued.

Teams of up to four race to be the first to finish the Moonlit March 500 piece puzzle in a fast-paced, family-friendly competition. A prize goes to the winning team. Entry is $5 per team, not per person.

A welcoming La Leche League gathering at the library invites expectant and new parents to connect, ask questions, and receive practical, research-based guidance on breastfeeding and infant feeding. Volunteer Leaders guide the conversation and offer support in a respectful, judgment-free space where participants can share experiences and work through challenges together. There is no cost to attend, babies and children are welcome, and no registration is needed. La Leche League is an international nonprofit founded in 1956 that encourages and educates parents who wish to breastfeed or chestfeed, offering compassionate, evidence-informed support through local meetings and a worldwide network of volunteer Leaders. A monthly meeting is also available at McBride Memorial Library.

A board game night in Bloomsburg, PA where enthusiasts can discover a new title or revisit a classic. Games available include Settlers of Catan, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, Exploding Kittens, and Uno, and the event is open to newcomers and experienced players.

Mother Goose on the Loose is a lively early literacy program where babies and toddlers explore rhymes, songs, and playful movement with a caregiver. This interactive storytime supports language development, builds motor skills, and encourages warm connections through music and rhythm. Designed for ages 0 to 2, it offers a cheerful, hands-on introduction to books and learning.

A friendly session with Miss Beth features stories followed by a time to share during Show and Tell. Afterward, the Coloring Club invites participants to pick a page, relax, and color alongside friends. Attendance is free and everyone is welcome.

This gathering offers social bridge for players at any level, from regulars to those refreshing their skills. There is no fee to attend and all are welcome.

Explore the age-old game of Traditional Mahjong in a welcoming library setting. Players use a 144 tile set that rewards strategy and skill. Newcomers and longtime fans are both welcome, and a supportive group is available to help first timers learn the basics. Enjoy a relaxed, social atmosphere where learning and play go hand in hand.

Players of any skill level can meet for friendly games and skill-building with other chess fans. This activity is appropriate for all ages. Kids younger than 12 need to be accompanied by an adult. Admission is free and open to everyone.

This welcoming group offers compassionate support for people grieving a sudden, unexpected loss. You can speak, listen, or simply spend time among others who understand. Meetings take place on the second Thursday of each month. There is no cost to attend, and everyone is welcome.