Events in Carlisle, PA

Meet the farmers who grow your food at Farmers on the Square Farmers Market. Support the local food system and savor fresh flavors while connecting directly with the people behind the produce. A newsletter is available with week-to-week updates detailing who will be in attendance.

This weekly Music Bingo night at Midway Bowl in Carlisle features song clips from every decade and across many genres, and no music expertise is required to play. Participants receive individual bingo cards, and each table gets a master sheet to keep track of what has already been played. A 30-second snippet of a song is played and the title is announced, and if it appears on your card you mark it off. Expect lots of singing and dancing along, with chances to win prizes.

Knit-Wits is a welcoming weekly meetup for anyone interested in knitting, crochet, or cross-stitch, including those who want to learn. Participants connect over their projects, exchange ideas, and share helpful tips in a relaxed, supportive setting. It is a chance to show handiwork, spark new inspiration, and enjoy conversation with fellow crafters. All skill levels are welcome and everyone is included without exception. For questions or more information, contact Mary Seaton at porgiequeen@msn.com.

Enjoy friendly competition on the patio with a weekly cornhole tournament run in ACO/ACL style. Teams are set through a random draw for doubles. Registration is $15 per person each week, and the winning team receives a full payout.

Area riders gather for a relaxed Ride-In Night featuring bikes, conversation, and plenty to enjoy. Diesel & Dough serves food, Breski’s Beer Trailer pours cold drinks, and Caffeinated Mama offers fresh coffee, while Adam Blessing performs live music throughout the event. Inside, attendees can find 20 percent off fall riding gear and bike covers. Whether arriving on a bike or coming for the music and food, all are welcome.

An annual community celebration with an American theme features music from DJ Bubba, a classic dinner with fried chicken and other traditional favorites, along with silent and live auctions and a 50/50 drawing. The event offers an evening with friends and neighbors and supports the center. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Sparetime hosts a weekly band night on its patio with live music in an outdoor setting. This week features The LeBlancs. Because the show takes place outside, it is weather permitting.

The LeBlancs perform live outside on the patio, bringing an evening of music in the open air.

Mechanicsburg American Legion Post 109 hosts an evening focused on dancing. Arriving a little early gives time to enjoy a meal before the show. This event is open to all.

Celebrating a half-century milestone, this long-running Holly festival brings Mt Holly Springs together on Chestnut Street for arts and crafts, a Kids Corner, a car show paired with a parade, music, food, and a variety of handmade items.

Intuitive readings with Judy Winfrey offer caring messages and guidance from your guides, angels, and loved ones, with Tarot used to add clarity and direction. Judy is a medium and intuitive empath with more than 20 years of experience working with her Spirit Team and studying Tarot and mediumship. She considers Tarot a reliable way to connect with higher realms, much like a familiar conversation. Each reading is 55 minutes and priced at $100. To schedule, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

A ride from the American Legion Post 109 Home Association Canteen to Dillsburg Post 26 features raffles and food, with proceeds benefiting the Gary Sinise Foundation.

This free open house at Smash Point welcomes newcomers to pickleball as well as experienced players. Guests can try pickleball on indoor courts, watch beginner demonstrations, meet the club's pros and instructors, and take guided tours of the facility. Information about lessons, leagues, clinics, and upcoming events will be available, and there will be giveaways and prizes throughout the event. Open to all ages and all skill levels, with no prior experience required. Admission is free.

Enjoy a swing dance night at the Green Door with live music by The Anna Alexander Trio and guest musicians. A Lindy Hop lesson takes place beforehand, followed by a social dance with the band performing throughout.

The LeBlancs bring live music to the terrace at Allenberry Resort.

A casual meetup with food, drinks, and conversation. It will be held in a smaller room. The event is also listed on Meetup.com, and RSVP counts may not capture everyone who plans to attend.

This monthly community outreach at Trinity Church brings together two key resources for neighbors seeking support. New Hope Ministries operates a mobile food pantry offering fresh groceries. There is no pre-registration and no income requirement, and a brief annual New Hope Ministries form is filled out on site. Participants are encouraged to bring their own bags or boxes for grocery pickup. The pantry serves specific zip codes, and a map will be available on site to confirm eligibility. Eleanora’s Closet, hosted by Trinity Church and open to all zip codes, provides items that may include hygiene essentials, household goods, clothing and shoes, and a complimentary meal. A monthly door prize drawing offers a $50 gift card. Bringing your own bags for clothing and household items is appreciated.

SMCC, The Nobody's Cats Foundation, and South Middleton Township are hosting a complimentary seminar at the Township Building for anyone interested in learning how to make a difference. It is designed for newcomers as well as those looking for a refresher, with guidance on practical ways to help. Registration is available through the Get Tickets link to reserve a space.

At The Parent Hub in Camp Hill, this relaxed Parent & Me gathering brings together moms, caregivers, entrepreneurs, remote workers, and other professionals for easygoing networking and community building. Attendees can mingle with local peers over light bites and refreshments, including free mocktails, while fostering genuine connections through conversation. Complimentary on-site childcare is provided for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years, with a limit of two children per household. There is no cost to attend, and advance registration is encouraged. It offers a chance to grow a business, widen a professional network, make new mom friends, or simply enjoy uninterrupted adult conversation in a supportive setting.

In Him’s 4th Annual Golf Tournament at Mayapple Golf Links brings golfers together in support of accessible, faith-based hope and healing. Coffee and a light breakfast are available at check-in, then play gets underway with a shotgun start. Each ticket covers a round of golf with a cart, on-course contests, snacks, and lunch. Cash is recommended for raffles and specialty games hosted by Dixon Golf. A luncheon program includes prayer, a shared meal, the announcement of tournament and raffle winners, and remarks from In Him Christian Wellness staff about the heart of their work.

A pop-up at Glow Getter Studio spotlights Mo-Tique with permanent jewelry and handmade bags. Browse custom-fitted pieces that are welded for lasting shine and explore unique, stylish bags crafted by hand. It is an opportunity to design something personal, shop distinctive accessories, and support local small business owners. Koya will also be in the studio providing henna.

Upper Allen Township’s 4th Annual Fall Festival offers a special edition honoring 250 years of the United States at Winding Hill Park North. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages for a family friendly celebration of community and the season. The festival features inflatables, hay rides, craft vendors, live music throughout the evening, food trucks, an emergency services showcase, plenty of canines, children’s carnival style games, a petting zoo with pony rides, photo opportunities, and a dedicated community resource area.

Sparetime hosts its weekly patio music night with a live performance by Hank the Buffalo. This outdoor event depends on the weather.

Trail crew volunteers help enhance the hiking experience at Kings Gap through hands-on projects like placing trail signs, maintaining trails, rock and tree work, and drainage projects. These volunteer days are held on the first Saturday of each month through October, with no session in July. Please arrive dressed and prepared for physical outdoor work, meet at the Education Building, and RSVP to Trail Leader Sandie at smilesbysandie@yahoo.com.

The Mercantile's Sip, Shop & Sizzle Fall Fest brings a full day of local shopping, seasonal sips, tasty bites, and a welcoming community atmosphere to Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Park. Browse unique creations and artisan goods from 2BoyzMom Wreath Designs, 4Ever Linked Permanent Jewelry, AdryCrochetitos, Aesthetic Mage, Aldaye Crochet, Angels Creations, AngiesFunFindsCo, Antiquated & Timeless Co., Attic Fanatic Antiques, Baldwin's Gallery, Barbara Ann Creations, Becky's Creation, Cadence Rains, Chic Craft Boutique, Clover & Craft Studio, Courtney's Creative Chaos, Cradle & Curio, DakerGirl Designs, Denim & Onyx, Desiree's Crafty Casts, Duncannon Craftworks, Dunsinane, Ember and Ashe Soap Company, Eye Candy, Hug and Stitch Crochet, Jassy Body Art, Just a Bite and More, LLC, Kim's Creations, LakeView Designs, Linda Zimmerman, Author the Sadie Series, Luminary Photography and Design, Made To Remember Creations, Megans Junk Drawer LLC, Midtown Mage, Nace Designz, Nice Guy Sauces, On The Go Sourdough, LLC, Owl Ridge Candle Company, Painting by Eileen, Peace 5 Photography, Saint Rocco's Treats, SB 3D Designs and More LLC, Scent Sanctuary, SeaGlass Jewelry and Art by Nora, SeaPennie, Serenity Resin Art by Mimi, Sewn by Samantha, Silberlight Creations LLC, Simply Samiah's, Sore Thumb Woodcrafts Co., Stitches & Sprigs, Taphath Foose Artist, Tastefully Simple, The Bewitching Moon, The Mercantile, The Park Lane Collection by Aimee, The Rosemary House, The Sacred Unraveling, The Tallow Shop, Thompson's Treasures, Trinkets and Wearables, West of the Wave, and Wooden Knights. Enjoy food and beverage favorites from 1 Caffeinated Mama, 717 Tacos, Ambu-Bar LLC with Ridgewood Winery, Diesel & Dough, Kinetic Kreations, Kona Ice of Carlisle, Laughner Catering Company, Oak Tree Orchard Winery, Pop Pop's Popcorn, Roll N Chill, Sugar Shack Bakeshop, Thai Yum Yum, and The Cheese Affair. Live music by Skarlette adds to the festive atmosphere. Families and friends can celebrate the season, discover one-of-a-kind finds, enjoy refreshments, and support local businesses in a relaxed park setting.

Participants will work together to create blankets in support of the Homeless Memorial Blanket Project. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome, from first time makers to seasoned crafters. Any approach is encouraged, including quilted, tied, crocheted, and knitted blankets. The gathering makes room for all kinds of handmade beauty and celebrates the care that goes into every stitch.

Love Carlisle hosts the 44th Annual Harvest of the Arts, a juried showcase that fills downtown Carlisle with creativity. More than one hundred fine art and craft exhibitors set up along West High Street, joined by a family-friendly Kids Alley, a striking display of European sports cars, live music, and festival food throughout the day. The event also highlights the many local merchants in the historic downtown. Premier event sponsorship is provided by M&T Bank.

Discover the Pilates Wunda Chair in a beginner friendly workshop that introduces this compact piece of equipment and its wide range of exercises. Participants will learn essential chair movements while exploring how focused practice on the chair can build strength, stability, balance, and control. The session also highlights how chair work connects with Reformer, Mat, and Tower training to deepen overall practice. Capacity is limited.

Experience a private session with Dr. Christina Rawls, an experienced evidential trance medium who focuses on compassionate, confidential connections with loved ones in spirit. Her practice includes mental trance work, physical mediumship, and spirit photography. A former philosophy professor for nearly fifteen years, she chose in 2021 to dedicate herself full time to mediumship. She began capturing spirit images in 2007, and with the support of her team in spirit this has developed into transfiguration. Feedback from past participants highlights feelings of uplift, peace, and meaningful closure, with acknowledgment of her dedication to sharing a broader spiritual perspective. Sessions take place at Gracefull Heart. Rates are $100 for one hour or $60 for thirty minutes. All participants will be asked to sign a general release of liability for Christina Rawls LLC. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. Cameras are welcome, but video recording is not permitted. To schedule an appointment, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

Enjoy a round of Gift Card Bingo while supporting Hope House. Tickets are now on sale for $25, which includes 20 games plus a blackout round. Participants must be 18 years or older. Donations of $25 and $50 gift cards with activation receipts, along with baked goods to sell, are welcome. For details or tickets, contact Tonya at 717-440-0088.

At Gracefull Heart, Dr. Christina Rawls leads a group experience centered on healing trance mediumship and spirit communication. An experienced medium who emphasizes evidence, she offers personal, confidential connections with loved ones in spirit. Many attendees can expect to receive trance messages, and the session includes a demonstration of spirit photography. She works as a mental trance and physical medium, as well as a spirit photographer. A former philosophy professor who transitioned to full-time evidential trance work, she shares that spirit photography has grown into transfiguration in partnership with her spirit team. The program reflects her view that people can connect with higher selves, spirit teams, and loved ones in spirit, and it references research exploring psi and mediumship. Feedback from past participants mentions profound uplift, a sense of closure, and feelings of love and peace, along with recognition of her dedication to sharing these teachings. Admission is $60. A general liability release for Christina Rawls LLC is required. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. Photography is welcome, but video recording is not permitted. To reserve a seat, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

This night action shoot is open to participants who have completed two regular shoots, after which they may take part in both planned night sessions. Bring the same amount of ammunition used at other shoots, and carry a purpose-built tactical light suitable for shooting... MAG-style flashlights do not meet the requirement regardless of how many batteries they use. Shooting will start once Range Officers decide it is dark enough. Check the schedule to see which session is for rifles and which is for shotguns, and note the range codes where R stands for rifle, s for shotgun, m indicates the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H marks the house for pistol or revolver. For pistol and revolver stages, bring safety glasses, hearing protection, a holster made for your specific handgun, at least three magazines for semi automatics or speed loaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds of handgun ammunition, with 100 rounds recommended. For rifle stages, expect targets from 7 to 100 yards and bring safety glasses, hearing protection, four to five magazines for semi automatics, and at least 100 rounds. For shotgun stages, expect targets from 7 to 100 yards and bring safety glasses, hearing protection, and at least 50 rounds consisting of buckshot and slugs.

Tee up at Carlisle Barracks Golf Club for the 2026 Holy Trinity Fall Golf Classic, an annual outing that helps send local youth to Orthodox Christian summer camps. Now in its 24th year, this event supports opportunities for young people to explore their faith through learning, recreation, worship, fellowship, and fun in an Orthodox Christian setting. Registration takes place before a shotgun start. Entry is $90 per golfer when paid in advance or $95 when paid on the day of play. The field is capped at 28 groups to keep the pace moving. Signup forms are available, and questions can be directed to the Golf Committee of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral.

Serving as the capstone to the Carlisle Events season, this sprawling automotive flea market gathers enthusiasts across 8,100 vendor spaces. Explore rows of parts, accessories, complete vehicles, collectibles, and memorabilia to track down hard-to-find items and grow your collection. Along with the market and the car corral, the Manufacturers Midway spotlights new products and services from across the industry. Nearby at the Carlisle Expo Center, the companion Fall Carlisle Collector Car Auction takes place during the show, offering chances to see and purchase classic cars. The experience brings marketplace energy together with automotive passion, offering something for every kind of car lover.

At Carlisle Fairgrounds, Fall Carlisle caps the year for Carlisle Events and wraps up the Carlisle-based show and automotive flea market season. This large-scale marketplace offers approximately 8,100 vendor spaces filled with automotive parts, accessories, cars, collectibles, and memorabilia. Shoppers can also explore the car corral and the Manufacturers Midway, which highlights new products and services from industry brands. In addition, a two-day classic and collector car auction, presented by Carlisle Auctions at the neighboring Carlisle Expo Center, features 400-plus consignments representing many eras. Daily admission is $13, an event pass is $38, kids 12 and under are free, general parking is $10, and discounts are available for students and military.

Uncle Pete's Open takes place once a month on the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Purchases can be made with cash or credit card, and a 3% surcharge applies to credit card transactions. For any large furniture bought, buyers are responsible for loading and hauling their items.

Weekly band night brings live music to the Sparetime patio with a performance by Radiogypsies. This outdoor event is weather permitting.

Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with a relaxed fall bird walk at Joe Carr Park. Explore the park’s trail, wildflower meadow, and nesting structures with guide Andy Dapkins, and help spread the word in your community.

This benefit supports St. Jude with a silent auction and a variety of food. The menu features chicken barbecue, a pig roast, chicken corn soup, and a bake sale. A group ride is planned as part of the event.

Stony Ridge Fall Fest is an annual celebration of the season, filled with community spirit, local talent, and activities for all ages. Admission is free. Shop for handmade creations from local vendors, sample a variety of bites from area food trucks, and catch high-flying BMX stunt shows. Local musicians perform throughout the day to keep the energy up, and a Family Fun Zone offers games and activities for everyone. Leashed, friendly pets are welcome. Accessible parking is available. Prospective vendors can request details by emailing parkinfo@sstwp.org.

Car enthusiasts will gather at El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant for a relaxed cruise-in set in the parking lot behind the restaurant. The public is welcome to stop by and explore a variety of vehicles, and participants with classic and modern cars, motorcycles, and trucks are invited to take part. The gathering continues regardless of weather. If it rains, guests can head inside for a meal, make a donation to the cause, and spend time with fellow enthusiasts. A donation provides a dash plaque and 10 percent off a meal, and it also enters the donor in drawings for door prizes. A 50/50 will be held, and there will be music. All donations support The Four Diamonds.

ACSHA is participating in the PA Adopt A Roadway program with a highway cleanup. Volunteers are appreciated for helping keep the roadside clean.

This action shooting session features pistol and revolver stages, alongside rifle and shotgun courses. A sign-up period takes place before shooting begins. Bays are identified by discipline, with R for rifle, S for shotgun, M for the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H for the house for pistol or revolver. For pistol or revolver, shooters need safety glasses and hearing protection, a handgun-specific holster, at least three magazines for semi-automatics or speed loaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds of handgun ammunition, with 100 rounds recommended. Rifle courses use targets from 7 to 100 yards, and shooters should have safety glasses and hearing protection, four to five magazines for semi-automatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun courses also use targets from 7 to 100 yards, and shooters should have safety glasses and hearing protection along with at least 50 rounds that include buckshot and slugs.

A gentle, chair supported yoga session created for adults ages 60 and older. Guided movements use the support of a chair to build flexibility, balance, and strength while encouraging relaxation. No previous yoga background is required, and options are offered to suit all abilities so everyone can participate comfortably. The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month and offers a friendly space to care for body and mind and to connect with peers. For details, contact the Church Office at 717.249.1512 or Quinton De Beer at qdebeer@carlislepaumc.org.

Explore a personal, one on one intuitive reading with Judy Winfrey at Gracefull Heart, centered on loving guidance from your guides, angels, and loved ones. A medium and intuitive empath with more than twenty years of experience, Judy combines her work with a trusted team in spirit and her long study of Tarot and mediumship to bring through clear, supportive messages. She treats the Tarot as a reliable way to converse with higher guidance, much like catching up with an old friend, to help illuminate your next steps. Sessions are 55 minutes and cost $100. To schedule an appointment, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

This weekly band night takes place on the Sparetime patio and features Hopeless Semantics. Since it is outdoors, the event is dependent on the weather.

Linda Gareh-Applegate leads an experiential evening focused on cultivating a shared frequency of love through channeled energy and a variety of healing modalities. Participants receive channeled messages and a concise introduction to Light language and toning, Frequencies of Brilliance, Sacred Symbol Healing Cards, Archangels, Compassion Key, Heart Thread, Dragon love spells, Unicorn blessings, and Dolphin and Whale healings. The collective vibration created together is then used in a final exercise aimed at manifesting a heartfelt intention. Cost is $25. To reserve a seat, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

The Autumnfest Craft & Vendor Show is back for another year, featuring more than 100 vendors with a wide variety of fall decorations. Explore indoor and outdoor accents to refresh your space and get a head start on holiday gift shopping. Vendor registration is available through a new management system, and those who prefer to pay by check can contact Tricia Leidig through Endless Events.

Experience a nurturing channeling session with Pat Cassel centered on messages and healing connected to Archangel Michael, Mother Mary, and Padre Pio. The gathering offers personal guidance, chances to ask angels for direction, and compassionate healing energy grounded in unconditional love that supports spiritual, emotional, and physical wellbeing. Pat is a healer who works with these divine figures and angelic guides to create a caring, supportive space. Appointments are available by phone or email, and sessions are priced at $60 for 30 minutes or $100 for one hour.

Celebrating its seventh year, the Children's Miracle Network Music Festival raises funds for the 105.7 Peoples Pay-for-Play radio marathon. The event proceeds regardless of weather and welcomes all ages. Admission is a $20 donation, with free entry for those 17 and under. Expect food trucks, live music throughout the day, and 50/50 drawings. Attendees may BYOB. The lineup features Tony Fitting with an acoustic set, Aces, Stoned Alice, Wrong Generation, Social Parasite paying tribute to Alice in Chains, Ruiness, Thousand Pound Destruction, Priest Unleashed, and Penntera. Sound and lighting are provided by Jeff Rittenhouse.

A birthday bash honors Carlisle's hometown hero Molly Pitcher with live music, food and drink, a vendor fair, cemetery tours, and birthday cake. The celebration is free to attend and commemorates her 272nd birthday.

Unwind with a relaxed outdoor yoga session at The Winery at the Long Shot Farm. The class is open to all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat or a large towel. No advance registration is required. The class fee is $10, cash only. If it is raining or storming, the session will be canceled because there is no indoor option.

Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance presents Dancing for the Paws at West Shore Elks in Camp Hill, a benefit supporting its HOPE Dogs program. The celebration features a dinner buffet and dancing to live music from Clockwork Band with favorites spanning the decades. Guests can take part in a silent auction and meet some HOPE dogs. Decade-themed attire is welcome but optional. The event supports CPAA’s HOPE program, which emphasizes rescue, redemption, love, and hope for dogs and the people connected with them.

Expecting parents can take part in an all-levels, pregnancy-safe yoga session with H2L and certified doula Morgan Custead at Empowered Birth and Yoga. The class supports a connection with your body and your baby while building strength, enhancing flexibility, and inviting relaxation. Gentle stretches, focused breathing, and mindful movement are used to support your changing body, ease common pregnancy discomforts, and help you prepare for childbirth. Participants are encouraged to listen to their bodies, rest when needed, and nurture both themselves and their little one. Regular pricing applies. The first visit is free. A single class is $15, a 5 pack is $65, a 10 pack is $110, and Monthly Unlimited members are welcome. Ongoing Sunday prenatal sessions with Morgan are also available.

Cosplayers gather at Carlisle Comic Con inside the Carlisle Expo Center for a multi day celebration of sci fi, horror, and fantasy in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Meet guests from popular movies and TV, browse thousands of collectibles and handmade items from a wide range of vendors, and explore creations from both mainstream and independent artists, authors, and other creators. The experience includes food, music, free parking, and an ATM on site. A cosplay contest offers chances to win prizes. Admission is available at the box office or online.

The 5th Annual Pink Out in the Park brings the community together for a walk and run in support of the PA Breast Cancer Coalition. Hosted at Valley Meadows Park, it will proceed regardless of weather. Families can participate for $35. If attending is not possible, contributions can be made by backing a walker or family that is taking part. For questions, contact Krista Hair and Karen Byers at PinkOutInThePark@gmail.com.

Discover what the spirit world wants to share through intuitive readings with Judy Winfrey. She blends mediumship, empathy, and tarot to bring through heartfelt messages from guides, angels, and loved ones, offering clarity and direction. With more than twenty years of experience working with her Spirit Team and studying tarot and mediumship, Judy views the cards as a trusted way to communicate with higher realms. Sessions are $100 for 55 minutes. To schedule, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

This scenic ride travels through Perry County and includes several covered bridge crossings.

This annual toy run arrives with a new day and a new home at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. Entry is a $10 donation or new, unwrapped toys of equal value, and no advance registration is required. Food and ice cream will be available, with a raffle and awards rounding out the festivities. The event supports the Carlisle Salvation Army Angel Tree Program, helping make the holidays brighter for local children.

This night action shoot is open to participants who have first completed two regular shoots. After meeting that requirement, they may take part in both night sessions. Plan ammunition needs as you would for standard shoots. A tactical light is mandatory, and Mag lights are not allowed regardless of battery count. Shooting will begin once Range Officers determine it is dark enough. Check the schedule to see which night features rifles and which features shotguns. On the schedule, R marks rifle, s marks shotgun, m refers to the middle bay for pistols or revolvers, and H refers to the house for pistols or revolvers. For pistol or revolver use, bring safety glasses, hearing protection, a holster made for that firearm, at least three magazines for a semi automatic or speed loaders for a revolver, and a minimum of 50 handgun rounds, with 100 preferred. For rifles, targets are set from 7 to 100 yards, and shooters should have safety glasses, hearing protection, four to five magazines for a semi automatic, and at least 100 rounds. For shotguns, targets are also 7 to 100 yards, and shooters should have safety glasses, hearing protection, and at least 50 rounds that include buckshot and slugs.

Chamber Connect spotlights recent progress and the path ahead at the Annual Meeting with a look back at the year, recognition of member milestones, and a forward looking panel conversation featuring five community leaders. Expect updates on current initiatives, emerging opportunities, and what is on the horizon from key regional organizations including Carlisle Barracks, the U.S. Army War College and Army University, the Cumberland Area Economic Development Corporation, Carlisle Borough, and Dickinson College. The program also shares highlights from the Chamber that reflect collaboration across the business community and recognizes member anniversaries and accomplishments. It offers a chance to meet peers from business and civic circles, gain insight into issues and projects shaping the region, and build stronger partnerships. Registration is $45 for members and $75 for nonmembers. VIP packages include a quarter page ad in the program and reserved seating for eight at $500 or four at $320. A 4 percent processing fee applies to all credit card transactions, and refunds are not available within five business days of the event.

A festive Halloween celebration in Downtown Carlisle features a packed lineup of activities suitable for every age group. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

Participants will gather for a coordinated ride, beginning with a brief meetup and a planned departure. The ride will be led by Scott Foulds, with sweep support from Zach Beamer and Donnie Fortini. A route planning link will be shared when available. All details are tentative and may change without notice.

Now in its 33rd year, this arts and craft show at Mechanicsburg Middle School showcases one-of-a-kind handmade items. Food will be available to purchase.

MotoFest at Warhorse Camp Hill offers great food and cold drinks alongside live entertainment, BMW demo rides, and special offers available only during the event. Enter for a chance to win BMW merchandise and take advantage of 20 percent off all Warhorse hoodies. Enjoy line dancing with Dancin’ with Brittany. Food options include Traveling Tom’s and Rubbin’ Meats Backyard BBQ, with cold brews from Breski’s Beer Trailer. Browse local vendors such as Caffeinated Mama and others.

Spooky Saturday welcomes children ages 12 and under to trick or treat with participating downtown Carlisle merchants. Families can pick up a map of the treat stops at the Town Square to see which locations are handing out candy. It is all about sweet surprises without the tricks.

Celebrate Downtown Carlisle's Spooky Saturday with a family-friendly Halloween stop at Glow Getter Studio. Inside, guest maker Mo-Tique features a vintage charm bar, permanent jewelry, and handmade bags for a unique shopping experience. Artist Koya offers Halloween-inspired henna with designs such as pumpkins, ghosts, bats, moons, florals, and more. Kids can enjoy the glitter bar, glitter tattoos, and face glitter for extra sparkle. Sip a festive Witch’s Brew as a cocktail or mocktail while you shop. Every child receives a sweet treat, and shoppers can take part in the Pumpkin Pick Surprise filled with prizes and special offers. Costumes are welcome, and the focus is on shopping local, supporting makers, and creating Halloween memories.

At the PSGMA Hall of Fame Banquet, the Pennsylvania Southern Gospel Music Association will honor its 2026 inductees. The program features The LeFevre Quartet and takes place at Christian Life Assembly Church (Life Center). Tickets are available, with an option to purchase admission for the concert only.

Slip behind a mask for an evening of intrigue and elegance as The Spellbound Masquerade returns for its second year, featuring live music, atmospheric entertainment, dancing, and immersive moments throughout the night. Explore candlelit corners, enjoy food and drink, and visit featured readers that include a professional tarot reader and a gifted medium, with the possibility of a few additional mysterious guests yet to be revealed. Whether you arrive in velvet, lace, or a persona all your own, this gathering invites you to step into the story and savor the magic of the night. Wear your finest attire, and please note that a mask is required for entry.

This gathering at DaVinci's Italian Eatery supports the restaurant for its club sponsorship, including advertising in the roster book and trophy contributions. Everyone is welcome, and membership is not required. Attendees can connect with some of the club’s board and members while enjoying Italian food and showing appreciation for the restaurant’s support. If you plan to attend, contacting John Kaufman at 717-574-1426 helps provide a headcount so the staff can prepare, though advance notice is optional. Mention that you are with Blue Moon Cruisers to show your support.

Warhorse Camp Hill hosts a Halloween trunk-or-treat for families and riders. Children can collect candy while everyone enjoys costumes, music, and snacks. Look for special savings on gear, parts, and accessories during the festivities. Admission is free and all are welcome, including families, riders, and friends. Participants are encouraged to come in costume and bring decorated bikes to add to the fun.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be at Basehore Farm Market’s Fall Event, serving a selection of crowd-favorite lobster dishes. Order at the truck with cash or major credit cards, or place a contactless, ahead order through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app. During especially busy periods, ordering may be paused briefly to manage high demand, which helps maintain food quality and a consistent experience.

At Carlisle Expo Center, the Market of Magick brings together a curated mix of vendors, artists, dealers, and small businesses from across the Mid Atlantic for a distinctive shopping experience. Browse gemstones and crystals, taxidermy and preserved specimens, unique artwork, witchcraft-inspired creations, tattoos, handmade oddities, clothing, and jewelry. Seek insight through tarot readings, relax with Reiki sessions, and discover even more along the way. Admission is Adults $8 and Kids 12 and under $5.

Get ready for an action-oriented range session featuring rifle, shotgun, and handgun stages. Range areas are labeled R for rifle, S for shotgun, M for the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H for the house for pistol or revolver. Sign-in takes place shortly before the first stages begin, and shooting starts as soon as the range is ready. For handguns, bring safety glasses and hearing protection, a holster that fits your firearm, at least three magazines for semiautomatics or speedloaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds, with 100 recommended. Rifle shooters will engage targets from about 7 to 100 yards and should have eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semiautomatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun participants will work targets in a similar distance range and should bring eye and ear protection along with about 50 rounds consisting of buckshot and slugs.

Open once each month on the first Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, this event features straightforward purchasing guidelines. Payment is accepted by cash or credit card only, with a 3 percent surcharge applied to credit card transactions. Buyers of large furniture are responsible for loading and transporting their own items.

Dancing in The Aisles - The Ultimate Motown Experience brings Motown’s iconic sound to Carlisle Theatre for an evening of music, memories, and an energizing live show. Detroit Motown legends The Shades of Blue headline the production, the group behind the 1966 Billboard number one Oh How Happy!, and inductees of the Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame since 2015. The cast also features Stuart Avig, original lead singer of The Valadiers and one of five original Motown artists still touring, known for the 1961 single Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam). Joining him are Charles Davis, former lead singer of The Contours who performed Do You Love Me on the international Dirty Dancing Tour, Delbert Nelson, former lead singer with The Funk Brothers, Raymond Ward, former lead singer of The Fantastic Four, and Sheila Taylor, niece of Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops. Keeping the beat is renowned drummer Baby Ray Moore, whose credits include Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, and Ali Woodson of The Temptations. Audiences can look forward to dynamic choreography, soaring harmonies, dazzling costumes, and polished showmanship as the show salutes favorites by The Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Michael Jackson, The Spinners, and more. The atmosphere invites listeners to sway in their seats or step into the aisles as timeless hits fill the theater.

Explore a full day of reptile and amphibian discovery at the Carlisle Expo Center. This sale and education-focused expo brings together fans of exotics like snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and more. Meet knowledgeable hobbyists and breeders, ask questions, and browse over 100 vendor tables offering live animals, arachnids, care supplies, and reptile-themed merchandise. Admission is free for children 12 and under, and adult tickets are $10.

This casual meet-up takes place in the parking lot behind the restaurant, where car enthusiasts check out vehicles and enjoy something to eat. All types are welcome to participate, including classic and modern cars, bikes, and trucks, and everyone is welcome to stop by and view the displays. The gathering happens in any weather. If it rains, attendees can go inside for a meal, make a donation to support the charity, and spend time with fellow enthusiasts. A donation provides a dash plaque and 10 percent off your meal, and it also enters you into a drawing for door prizes. Music will be part of the event, and a 50/50 is included. All donations support the charity.

Practice AKC, UKC, CDSP, or C-WAGS obedience at a monthly Show and Go at the Obedience Training Class of Harrisburg training facility. Judges and stewards are available to help prepare dogs for upcoming trials. Practice is organized by level with Utility, Open, and Novice segments, and stays are included. Entry is available online. Pricing is $8.00 per run plus a $3.00 convenience fee. If initial sessions fill, additional sessions may be added.

A craft and vendor showcase at New Kingstown Fire Co. accepts only one vendor per similar craft category. Food for purchase will be offered by the Ladies Auxiliary, including hot dogs, baked goods, and drinks. Spaces are available on a first come, first served basis. Direct all inquiries and reservations only to Laura Gutshall or the Ladies Auxiliary on Facebook. The show will be promoted through Facebook posts, a digital sign, and distributed flyers. New this year, tables and chairs can be rented for an additional $10, which includes two 8-foot tables and two chairs. Indoor spaces are limited and cost $25. Outdoor spaces on the blacktop are $20, and outdoor vendors must provide their own tables and may use a canopy.

At Gracefull Heart, Judy Winfrey provides intuitive readings that share loving messages and guidance from guides, angels, and loved ones. A medium and intuitive empath with more than twenty years of experience, she works with her spirit team and draws on her studies of Tarot and mediumship to bring through messages. She treats Tarot as a reliable way to connect with higher realms, much like speaking with an old friend, to offer clarity and direction. Sessions are 55 minutes and cost $100. Appointments are required.

Experience a guided channeling session at Gracefull Heart with Pat Cassel, centered on messages from Archangel Michael and your angels, the healing compassion of Mother Mary, and the supportive presence of Padre Pio. Receive personalized guidance and gentle, powerful healing energy in a caring setting. Bring questions for your angels to gain clarity and direction in your life. Pat is a healer who works with Mother Mary, Padre Pio, Archangel Michael, and the angels, in harmony with your own angels and guides. Appointments are offered in 30 minute or 60 minute sessions, priced at $60 and $100.

An intimate acoustic guitar retreat at Allenberry Resort in Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, presented by Mansion Concerts Inc. and co-created by Peppino D’Agostino and Tim Alexander. Enrollment is limited to 16 students for a focused residency experience dedicated to the acoustic guitar. Across three full days, guitarists of every skill level take part in an immersive instructional program. The curriculum is tailored to accommodate a wide range of experience, and participants receive extensive one-on-one guidance throughout the sessions.

Led by guitarist Zach Nugent, Dead Set offers a tribute that evokes Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead. Nugent’s fluid solos and freewheeling improvisations power a sound built on close-knit interplay and a focus on authenticity. The performance ranges across the Dead’s catalog, from the spacious journeys of Dark Star to the sunny energy of Sugar Magnolia, cultivating an atmosphere that encourages dancing, singing, and a shared celebration of Garcia’s enduring legacy.

A Pink Friday celebration will take place in the Carlisle Historic District, shining a light on the shop small first spirit. Pink Friday is a nationwide effort that encourages shoppers to support small retailers and choose them before big box stores. Additional details will be announced.

Explore what the spirit world may wish to share during one-on-one intuitive readings with Judy Winfrey at Gracefull Heart. As a medium and intuitive empath with more than 20 years of experience working with her Spirit Team and studying Tarot and mediumship, Judy offers compassionate messages and guidance from Guides, Angels, and loved ones in spirit. She also incorporates Tarot to bring clarity and direction, treating the cards like a conversation with an old friend. Sessions are 55 minutes and priced at $100. To schedule an appointment, call 717-240-0400 or email info@gracefull-heart.com.

The third annual Emerge Gala is a testimony dinner and celebration that centers on faith, food, and fellowship. The evening focuses on sharing stories of God’s goodness, honoring growth, and receiving encouragement as a community. Guests will be served hors d’oeuvres, followed by a main course of baked ham with sides and dessert. Attire is Sunday best to honor the occasion. All are welcome, especially those seeking a Christ-centered, healthy life, and attendees are encouraged to invite family and friends. RSVP and ticket purchase with meal payment are due by the stated deadline. Attendees can expect fellowship, encouragement, and opportunities for spiritual growth.

Warhorse is hosting a weekend Black Friday sale with major savings on vehicles, parts, gear, and accessories from leading brands. Food and drinks will be available, and shoppers can look for doorbuster offers in limited quantities. The event highlights some of the year's biggest savings and a chance to gear up at a discount.

A two-day holiday shopping celebration brings festive spirit to Glow Getter Studio with unique finds and locally made gifts. Special guest Sarah of MO-TIQUE will feature permanent jewelry, handmade bags, and a vintage charm bar. Koya will offer hand-drawn henna with seasonal and winter-inspired designs. Browse with a signature Mistletoe in hand, available as a cocktail or a mocktail. Highlights include early Black Friday doorbuster gifts for the first shoppers, bonus gift card offers, a stocking stuffer station, the option to build a custom gift box, holiday charm specials, handmade gift selections, and gift certificates. The event shines a light on small businesses, supporting women-owned enterprises, talented makers, and families in the community.

This annual indoor event brings together 115 regional vendors offering a wide selection that ranges from clothing and food to creative items like upcycled lamps and Bluetooth speakers. Held entirely inside, it provides a warm, comfortable shopping experience out of the cold, with plenty of booths to browse at your own pace.

Open to the public with a $5 cover, this event offers a dance-friendly mix of classic rock, R&B, southern rock, and country. Expect a good crowd, friendly people, and good food.