Events in Beaver County, PA

Settle in by the fire in the courtyard of BF Jones Memorial Library for a storytelling night devoted to mysterious creatures and folklore, designed for adults. Local author, illustrator, and cryptozoology enthusiast David J. Hardie will share tales of well known legends as well as those said to lurk closer to home. Enjoy classic campfire treats, try cryptid themed crafts, and browse suggestions for your next spooky read. Books and stickers will be available for purchase, and attendees will have the opportunity to meet David and learn more about his work. This event will be held rain or shine. Registration is preferred but not required, and those who register in advance will receive a small thank you token.

Trail runners and hikers converge at Frankfort Mineral Springs for a rugged day on the paths of Raccoon Creek State Park in Pennsylvania. The 50K and 20 mile races take on demanding terrain that many find tougher than expected, and there are shorter options with a 5K run or hike and a 1 mile distance. Fundraising is encouraged for all registrants, and the 5K run or hike also offers a fundraising option. The event supports a veteran community care organization that forms lasting relationships with veterans and military service members through time in nature and adventurous activity. Its mission emphasizes renewing resilience with healthy habits, discovering purpose, and moving from isolation to community. Registration helps fuel outdoor adventure, recreation, and fitness programs, and participants are encouraged to take an extra step by raising funds.

The Second Chance Connections Recovery Book Club brings people together to explore inspiring texts, share thoughts in an open, nonjudgmental setting, and build supportive peer connections. No reading experience is needed, and participants read together during the session. Conversation and fellowship are at the heart of the group, and all are welcome. The group is hosted by Michael, a state-certified recovery specialist, certified mental health coach, and recovery ministry leader whose work is shaped by his personal experience of addiction, sobriety, and faith.

Pumpkins & Purses Fall Bingo brings a festive lineup of games and prizes. Regular rounds pay out cash, while special rounds award purse prizes. Expect basket raffles and a 50/50 drawing alongside the games. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Proceeds support the Rotary Club of New Brighton and the New Brighton Women's Civic Club.

The 23rd annual Taste of Autumn Celebration features food, wine, gift baskets, raffles, live entertainment with Eddie Erwin, and more. Tickets are available in advance or at the door. Limited reserved tables are also available, with advance payment required for everyone in the party.

The Beaver Area Memorial Library presents its Fall Fundraiser, Keep the Story Growing, featuring raffle baskets, a boutique, a Knit Shoppe, refreshments, and more. Advance tickets are $25, with admission at the door priced at $30. Presented by the Friends of the Library, this community gathering takes place in Beaver, Pennsylvania in Beaver County.

Double Take brings a high-energy rock tribute to Kendrew's Lounge, led by two dynamic female vocalists. The show spans classics from the 70s and 80s and reaches into later eras, delivering nostalgic anthems live with driving intensity. The performance is built for dancing and keeps the energy high from start to finish.

Sheffield Lanes hosts the 2nd Annual Veteran’s Day Bowl-A-Thon. Teams are invited to take part in this bowling event and help make this year’s edition special.

Hanover VFD is hosting a community breakfast fundraiser featuring a hot menu of pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and home fries, along with coffee and juice. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children age 8 and under. Takeout is available and must be purchased separately from dine in meals. A portion of the proceeds will help fund a replacement rescue truck.

An annual Veterans Day bowl-a-thon raises funds for the Gary Sinse Foundation, an organization that builds adaptive houses for veterans who have experienced life altering injuries and has completed two in the Pittsburgh area. Teams take on 10 games, with four bowlers competing each game and up to six people on a roster. Pledges are encouraged at a minimum of ten cents per pin, contributions can start as low as a penny per pin, and the goal for each team is to reach one dollar per pin. Those wishing to contribute without a specific team can be matched with one.

Hilltop Horizons partners with Yawning Moose Photography and Stacy Brunton Moore for a festive photo experience featuring rustic backdrops and the option to include a therapy horse. Each 20 minute session costs $200 and comes with five digital images from a professional photo shoot. After posing for pictures, participants can create a holiday craft and offer treats to the therapy horses. Every dollar raised supports Hilltop Horizons programs, and additional images are available for purchase to further support the photographer.

Bring your current read and enjoy some guilt-free reading in the company of friends at this monthly book club with Miss Megan. Recommended for ages 15 and up.

A canine blood drive at Canine Kingdom, held in partnership with NAVBB, helps provide lifesaving blood for dogs who need transfusions for emergencies, surgeries, and medical treatments. Participation is by appointment only. Typical donor guidelines include being healthy and friendly, weighing at least 50 pounds, being between one and eight years of age, and being up to date on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. Dogs may attend only for the blood draw, and those participating through daycare should be checked in with the facility. To schedule an appointment, ask questions, or request special arrangements, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

A speed shooting match governed by the Steel Challenge Shooting Association takes place at BVRPC, featuring eight standardized stages with steel plates in three sizes, including small and large circles and squares. Each stage presents five targets. On most stages, competitors complete five runs and the slowest run does not count. Outer Limits is the exception, with four runs and the quickest three counting. The counted times are combined to produce each stage score, and all eight stage scores are added to determine the match result. The overall winner is the shooter with the lowest total time.

This drive-up food distribution offers a mix of grocery items, including produce, shelf-stable foods, and frozen proteins in family-sized portions. Pre-packed boxes are loaded into vehicle trunks while attendees remain in their cars. Vegetarian options are available.

This hands-on pistol orientation is led by volunteer NRA Certified Instructors who bring a wide range of experience to teaching safe, responsible use. It is intended for newcomers and those with some experience who want a clear introduction or refresher focused on semi-automatic pistols. By the end of the class, participants learn to handle firearms safely at all times, including proper loading and unloading, safe operation on the range, and basic cleaning. Instruction builds aiming fundamentals with a performance goal of grouping five shots inside a nine-inch circle from fifteen feet, and students learn how to adjust sights to achieve a solid zero. The course follows the NRA tradition of promoting firearm safety and marksmanship for law-abiding citizens. Firearms and ammunition are provided, and attendees may bring a personal semi-automatic pistol and their own ammunition if they prefer.

A November birthday celebration for dogs at Canine Kingdom offers a complimentary birthday treat, a keepsake photo to remember the day, and 15 percent off purchases while the party is underway. The focus is on giving birthday pups plenty of love and attention, and visitors are welcome to stop by at any point during the celebration.

Explore creativity through building with LEGO, blocks, and other building toys. Create castles, imaginative designs, or continue a project from home, or use items from the library’s collection. Builders of all experience levels can experiment, play, and connect.

Rust Valley Revival returns for Thanksgiving Eve at Beaver Valley Sportsman's Club.

The 36th annual Brady’s Run Christmas Tree Festival returns to Brady’s Run Lodge with a new board and fresh ideas aimed at creating a magical holiday atmosphere. Guests can explore beautifully themed trees and sparkling lights while making memories with family and friends, celebrating the spirit of the season. This year the festival supports Bags and Blessings, a faith-based nonprofit that brings hope, comfort, and love to people undergoing cancer treatment. An auction is planned with opportunities to participate both live and online.

Spend the day supporting small businesses in Downtown Beaver Falls. More information will be announced as it becomes available.

The Beaver Falls Christmas Parade ushers in the holiday season.

Celebrate the holiday season at an ugly sweater party with a multi-genre music lineup that will keep the party going. Wear your wildest sweater, because the ugliest one wins a $100 prize. A 50/50 drawing will take place as well, and you must be present to win both the drawing and the sweater contest. Winners will be announced during the event.

A canine blood donation event at Canine Kingdom, held in partnership with NAVBB, invites eligible dogs to donate lifesaving blood by appointment. Dogs can participate while in daycare that day, or come just for the blood draw, and special arrangements can be coordinated directly with NAVBB. Donors typically should be healthy and friendly, weigh at least 50 pounds, be between 1 and 8 years old, and be current on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. Canine blood supports transfusions needed for emergencies, surgeries, and medical treatments, helping save the lives of dogs in need. To schedule an appointment or ask questions, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

Santa of the Woods brings holiday cheer to Corless Funeral Homes with a family friendly afternoon of activities. Guests can receive free printed photos with Santa and create a picture frame to take home. Hot chocolate, coffee, and cookies add to a cozy, festive setting for making memories. This event is free and open to everyone in the community. To help plan treats and craft supplies, the organizers ask those planning to attend to indicate their interest on the event listing.

Get into the holiday spirit with a festive outing that pairs seasonal shopping with cookie sampling. Browse for gifts and enjoy sweet bites as part of the experience.

Enjoy a cheerful breakfast featuring a visit from Santa Claus. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for children 8 and under. The planned menu includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, home fries, coffee, and juice. Menu items may change without notice based on supply availability.

At Canine Kingdom, a birthday celebration for dogs welcomes drop-ins throughout the party. Visitors can enjoy a complimentary birthday treat, a photo to capture the moment, 15 percent off shopping during the event, and plenty of celebratory attention for birthday pups.