This weekend in Butler, PA

An upcoming golf outing has been announced, with complete details available through the official information link referenced in the announcement.

The 13th annual 5K and 1 mile fun run and walk presented by Hyatt’s Angels returns to Jennerstown at the base of the Laurel Mountains in Western Pennsylvania. Set at Pine Springs Camp, the route is a 3.1 mile out-and-back through scenic countryside and includes the well-known Hyatt’s Hill just after the halfway point. This chip-timed event offers online registration, along with packet pickup and same-day signups. The registration fee is $15 per person. Participants receive a chip timer for running or walking, a commemorative T-shirt, and a goody bag filled with promotional items. After finishing, enjoy complimentary fruit, snacks, and cold beverages, including the popular cinnamon buns from Coal Miner’s Diner in Jennerstown. Additional sponsor updates and activities will be announced.

The East Brady River Run features a flat, riverside 5K in East Brady along the Allegheny, highlighting the town’s riverfront charm. Participants rally behind the Bill Markel Memorial Scholarship, honoring Bill Markel by supporting educational opportunities for local students and celebrating the road and river he cherished. Welcoming both seasoned racers and those drawn by community spirit, it offers a spirited outing for a meaningful cause.

Build practical skills in a supportive class that covers CPR for adults, children, and infants, along with instruction on using an AED. This training is suited for community members, teachers, coaches, and caregivers. An AHA certification card is included.

The 5th Annual Evans City PumpkinFest offers a weekend of autumn fun with live music, artisan vendors, and tasty options from food trucks and local restaurants. Children can enjoy complimentary games and activities. Families can take relaxed wagon rides. A classic car cruise adds a nostalgic highlight to this pumpkin themed celebration.

A day in the country packed with complimentary attractions and activities for a wide range of interests. Expect free admission and parking, a vendor market with more than 40 sellers, a chance to meet Bluey, a bounce house, games, a children’s train ride, and a kids’ tractor display. Friendly competition includes weenie and all-breed races along with playful contests. Entertainment features a magic show, a set by Carnival of Souls, a Celtic band, and a free country concert with Killin' Time. Vehicle enthusiasts can enjoy a tractor show and a separate car show. Rounding it out are Chicken Poop Bingo, a large raffle with a 50/50, photo and pumpkin contests, and plenty of food options from trucks and a concession stand.

This Pittsburgh area gathering brings Disney pin collectors together in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania for an afternoon of trading, buying, selling, and showcasing collections. Both first-time traders and longtime enthusiasts can connect with other local fans in a family friendly setting. Admission is $5 per person. Tables can be reserved by contacting Carissa Roeder. Attendees are encouraged to bring traders, a wish list, and plenty of Disney spirit for a magical day of pin trading.

Dog races take center stage, featuring dachshund heats plus classes for all breeds and sizes. After the races, free contests offer chances to win ribbons, prizes, and trophies. Attendees can meet other dog lovers, browse vendor booths, listen to free music, and pick up food from a variety of trucks or a concession stand with home cooking. A tractor show, a chance to meet Bluey, a magic show, and free games add to the fun. Large raffle tables provide opportunities to win a range of items.

Spend a day filled with live music, delicious food, and community spirit at the Conway Sportsman’s Club. Proceeds support Zelienople-Evans City Meals on Wheels, providing meals and vital services to local neighbors in need. Every ticket helps fund this local program and the people it serves.

Freeport Riverside Park hosts a two day celebration of fall along the Allegheny River, featuring local makers, live music, and plenty of seasonal charm. Presented by Confluence Initiative, this festival highlights creativity and community while supporting future projects that aim to make the river town stronger and more connected. Visitors can enjoy food, browse goods from local makers, and take in performances in a family friendly, walkable setting. Attendees leave knowing they helped support something bigger than the festival itself, a warm tribute to place, people, and the power of community.

Experience a no-cost live music performance at Perry Twp Fall Fest '26. Admission and parking are complimentary, and there are additional events throughout the day that are also free.

The AHA Basic Life Support Provider course prepares healthcare professionals to deliver high quality CPR for adults, children, and infants. Participants learn to operate an AED, practice effective bag mask ventilation, and strengthen team-based resuscitation skills. Many hospitals, clinics, fire departments, and EMS agencies require this training, and it satisfies credentialing standards across Pennsylvania.

Perry Twp Fall Fest presents a complimentary country concert featuring Killin' Time. Attendees can enjoy live music alongside food trucks, vendor shopping, and raffle items. Early arrivals can browse the vendors and take part in the raffles before settling in for the show.

Officially rescheduled, this Wine Walk Plus invites guests to sample wines, ciders, beers, and spirits while exploring Historic Harmony. There will be live music, local food, and opportunities to browse Harmony shops. Proceeds benefit the Zelienople Area Public Library, which serves Zelienople Borough, Harmony Borough, Lancaster Township, and Jackson Township. Tickets are on sale.

Smokin’ Section, a horn driven five piece from Pittsburgh, PA, performs a dance oriented mix of old school soul, R&B, funk, classic rock, and blues. Founded in 1993, the group has built its reputation throughout PA, OH, WV, and NY, with a playlist that spans songs by The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Wilson Pickett, and Sam and Dave alongside original material. For over 15 years, the band served as the house band for The Jerome Bettis Show, The Hines Ward Show, and The Steeler Huddle on KDKA-TV2 in Pittsburgh. They have also shared the stage with The Guess Who, Kenny Wayne Shepard, Chicago, and Billy Price.

Celebrate the start of fall with Smokin' Section at Penn Theater, featuring upbeat tunes, opportunities to dance, and a night of pure fun. Ease into the season with a relaxed evening that keeps the music front and center.

A country western themed, barn-style dance night centered on the do-si-do.

Kids in grades 1 to 8 can volunteer by reading stories to cats, helping the animals socialize while enjoying a relaxed reading experience. This popular opportunity is available by appointment only and often reaches capacity. To schedule, call the Client and Adoption Specialists at 724-789-1150.

Now in its 15th year, this Fall Migration Festival Fundraiser brings together people of all ages at Stormy Oaks Nature Conservancy, home of Wildbird Recovery. The event celebrates more than 26 years of local wildlife education and rehabilitation with time outdoors, good food, and chances to learn about native species. As the organization’s largest fundraising event of the year, it supports Wildbird Recovery’s mission in southern Butler County. Wildbird Recovery is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax deductible.