Events in Beaver County today

Learn about pathways to a GED at an information and orientation session hosted by Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls. Literacy Pittsburgh offers free GED classes and tutoring for learners in Allegheny and Beaver County, with scheduling that can fit around daily commitments. This session is designed for prospective students to discover available support and begin the registration process. For more information, call 412-292-7097 or 724-846-4340.

An allergy-friendly Halloween gathering at the Municipal Building welcomes everyone. Frankie the Scarecrow and Chrissy Rubino will be on hand, and snacks will be free of peanuts and tree nuts. There will also be non-candy choices such as crayons, coloring materials, and sensory toys so every child can enjoy the fun.

Explore the Three-Gun format after dark with a night shoot that adapts match-style stages to low-light conditions. The course can be tackled with one or two guns and focuses on practical skills in the dark. Saturday Three-Gun matches are designed to challenge experienced multi-gun competitors who want to refine speed and technique, while also providing a learning environment for newer shooters who are getting started with the discipline. This nighttime session offers a useful warm up for the Saturday event. Participants may use either a rifle or a pistol, provided the firearm is equipped with a white light.

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.

A high energy Halloween party filled with excitement and festive spirit.

Experience acupuncture in a calm, shared room where several people are treated at the same time, yet each session remains personalized. Instead of a treatment table, you will settle into a comfortable reclining chair that supports deep relaxation. After the needles are placed, there is unhurried time to rest, read, listen to gentle music, or simply be still. Newcomers are guided through the process with clear explanations and answers to questions, so no prior experience is required. This community-style format offers an accessible way to receive care in a peaceful setting. Presented by Free Spirit Acupuncture & Wellness Center, and no appointment is required.