This weekend in Carlisle, PA

Enjoy a S.A.L chicken barbecue alongside an Auxiliary bake sale. Dinners are $12, and chicken halves are $9.

Pat Cassel leads a channeling session centered on Archangel Michael, Mother Mary, and Padre Pio, sharing messages from Archangel Michael and your angels. Mother Mary offers nurturing healing grounded in unconditional love, while Padre Pio supports spiritual, emotional, or physical healing. Participants receive clear guidance, messages, and compassionate healing energy, and there is time to ask your angels questions for direction. Pat works with these beings, along with your own angels and guides. Pricing is $60 for 30 minutes or $100 for one hour.

Enjoy an outdoor yoga class in a scenic winery setting at The Winery at The Long Shot Farm. The session welcomes all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat or a large towel. The class fee is $10, cash only, and no advance registration is required. The class will be canceled if it rains or storms since there is no indoor option.

Polish your dog’s skills for AKC, UKC, CDSP, or C-WAGS obedience at the OTCH Show and Go, a monthly practice opportunity at the Obedience Training Class of Harrisburg training facility. Judges and stewards are on site to simulate trial conditions and help you get ready for upcoming trials. Practice is organized into Utility, Open, and Novice segments, with stays included, so you can focus on the level that fits your team. Sessions are brief and vary by level. The cost is $8.00 per run with a $3.00 convenience fee. If morning sessions fill, additional times may be added later in the day.

Get acquainted with the fundamentals of Bootcamp, HIIT, and other strength formats in a welcoming introductory class. Designed for every fitness level, it requires no prior experience and focuses on helpful modifications so you can build confidence before stepping into a regular group session. Tanya leads the class. Wear supportive sneakers and comfortable workout clothes, and bring a water bottle.

This action shoot centers on firearms from the World War I and World War II era. Participants may use rifles, shotguns, pistols, or revolvers that were used in those conflicts, and optics, lasers, or other electronic sighting devices are not allowed. Sign up takes place before the shooting begins. Range areas are identified as R for rifle, s for shotgun, m for the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H for the house for pistol or revolver. Pistol and revolver shooters should bring safety glasses, hearing protection, a gun 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 preferred. Rifles are fired at targets from 7 to 100 yards, and rifle shooters should have safety glasses, hearing protection, four to five magazines for semi-automatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotguns are also fired at targets from 7 to 100 yards, and participants should bring safety glasses, hearing protection, and at least 50 rounds made up of buckshot and slugs.