Events in Butler County today

Free pet food will be available to community members in a simple drive-up format for easy pickup. Distribution will continue only while supplies last.

Celebrate Halloween with spooky delights, a parade of creative costumes, and music provided by SpinCycle. Trick-or-treating and live music are part of the festivities.

Celebrate the Halloween season with three ghost stories presented by Dark History Pgh and The Strand Theater. Each tale is paired with a specialty cocktail, with non-alcoholic mocktails available as an option during checkout. Hosts serve guests in their seats, and the experience includes reserved seating.

Vintage treasure hunters can explore racks of finds during a weekend sale featuring progressive discounts on all grey tagged merchandise. Savings increase each day, starting at 30 percent, then 40 percent, and reaching 50 percent on the final day. Browse a wide mix of pieces such as vintage T-shirts, crewnecks, jackets, jeans, accessories, and more. Shop early for the broadest selection or hold out for bigger markdowns, keeping in mind that sought-after items may go quickly.

This open Overeaters Anonymous meeting welcomes people experiencing anorexia, bulimia, compulsive overeating or exercising, emotional eating, food addiction, orthorexia, and related concerns. Anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals, may attend. Visitors are asked to respect the anonymity of those present. The meeting space is wheelchair accessible. Enter through the preschool entrance and continue to the end of the hall, where the room is on the left. The meeting does not take place on August 22.

Children in grades 1 through 8 can volunteer by reading stories to cats, giving the animals helpful social time while enjoying a fun reading session. This popular program is available by appointment only and often fills quickly. To reserve a spot, call 724-789-1150 and speak with the Client and Adoption Specialists.

Santa’s Reindeer Run is back in Portersville, Pennsylvania with a refreshed display. Drive through a festive route featuring characters and thousands of sparkling holiday lights without leaving your vehicle. The experience welcomes visitors every night.

Build a confident connection with tarot from the very start in a beginner-focused class at The Shops on West Diamond. Explore tarot as a symbolic language with deep roots in history, then learn how the Rider-Waite-Smith deck shaped many modern interpretations. The session explains how the Major and Minor Arcana relate to one another, offers straightforward spreads you can use right away, and clears up common myths so you can focus on what truly supports a clear reading. The teaching style is practical and welcoming, with no information overload, no exclusivity, and no expectation of psychic ability. You will come away understanding how tarot works, how to begin reading immediately, and how to trust your intuition as it grows. Participants receive a Rider-Waite-Smith deck to keep, guided instruction with live discussion, and a supportive environment designed for newcomers. It is a good fit for absolute beginners, anyone who owns a deck but feels unsure how to use it, people seeking both structure and intuition, and spiritual seekers who want a grounded starting point. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity and an open mind. The fee is $75, and the class runs for approximately 90 minutes.