Events in Carlisle today

Head to Ocean City, Maryland for a full day at Sunfest with round trip bus travel and simple comforts along the way. The bus drops off and picks up at the Inlet parking area, and there are no scheduled stops en route. The fare is $95 per person and includes transportation, water and a light continental breakfast, bingo with prizes, a donation benefiting Dover Women of Today, and the driver tip. A movie will play on the ride back. This outing goes on rain or shine. Seats are secured once payment is received and become non-refundable at that time. If the organizer cancels due to low interest or unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be issued. The trip is organized by Dover Women of Today, hosted by Jerri Miller, with motorcoach service provided by Premier #1. The continental breakfast features fruit, a cereal or granola bar, or a salty snack.

Explore Gettysburg’s past and its ghostly lore on a full-day trip with pick-ups available in Troy, Towanda, and Dushore. The day begins at Adams County Winery, one of Pennsylvania’s five oldest wineries, set in a Civil War era bank barn from the 1860s. Spread across 75 acres with vineyards and seasonal gardens, this stop includes a tour, tastings, snacks, and a souvenir wine glass. Continue to the award-winning Gettysburg Beyond the Battle Museum for a broad look at the area’s story from prehistory to recent times. Exhibits feature more than 1,000 artifacts, including dinosaur footprints and cannonballs, and highlight the lives of people who called Gettysburg home before, during, and after the famous battle. After some free time and dinner in the downtown area, the evening concludes with a candlelit walking ghost tour that visits an orphanage, the Jennie Wade Birth House, and local cemeteries while sharing the histories behind these sites and why they are known for hauntings. The cost is $205 per person, which covers the winery tour with tastings, snacks, and a souvenir glass, museum admission, ghost tour admission, and bus transportation.

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.

Tire Rack Street Survival offers a real world, hands on driving school for teens using their own car. The program focuses on vehicle control at the limit and the practical side of driving physics, helping new drivers build quicker reactions, sound decisions, and awareness of other road users. The day blends about two hours of classroom spread across three sessions with extensive seat time alongside a coach. On course, students practice skid recovery on a wet pad, rapid lane changes to avoid hazards, hard braking to understand ABS, and a slalom to feel weight transfer. When conditions allow, instructors also run two wheels off recovery and safe following distance drills. In the classroom, topics include seating and hand position, mirror setup, tire contact patches, weight transfer theory, long range vision, and overall situational awareness, along with discussion about distractions from music, phones, or crowded cars. Demonstrations may include exploring a semi truck’s blind zones by sitting in the cab to see how many nearby vehicles are out of view, and an airbag deployment to reinforce safe hand placement. Parents are encouraged to spend the day with their student and are welcome in the classroom, and instructors are available throughout to answer questions about each activity. It is a full day, the fee is $175, and lunch is provided for students, parents, and volunteers along with brief educational demos during the break.

Renowned 5-star Australian eventer and EFA NCAS Level 1 coach Ryan Wood leads a riding clinic at Harmony Hill Farm, hosted by Sleeping Fox with Kathryn Weaver. Fresh off wins in the 4* and 3* at Bromont, Ryan focuses on building confidence in both horses and riders and emphasizes the kind of strong fundamentals that are practiced at home to improve competition results. The rider fee is $160, plus a $25 facility fee. Registration requires full payment and is nonrefundable, and the facility fee is due on the day by cash or check. Limited stabling is available, and vendors will be on site. Ryan Wood and Woodstock Eventing are featured for this training opportunity.

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.

A celebration of woodcraft featuring a competition, vendors offering tools and wood, and carving demonstrations on each day. The featured artist is Karla Harman. General admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under, veterans, and active military.

Gear up for the Mechanicsburg Wrestling Boosters first annual dodgeball tournament, featuring two divisions: Junior High for grades 6 to 8 and Adults for grade 9 through adult. Expect prizes, concessions, and plenty of fun. The entry fee is $20 per person. Register on your own, with free agency available but not guaranteed, or team up with friends to enter together. A signed waiver is required. Use the QR code or the provided link to complete registration.

Native gardeners can make a final push to add new plants at this native plant sale at Diakon Wilderness Greenhouse. Browse selections to expand native gardens, with guidance to help choose plants that establish now and burst into growth in spring. If attending on the listed day is not possible, the greenhouse also offers Saturday hours, appointments, and an online ordering option.

Students ages 10 to 22 can receive a complimentary heart screening intended for those who are not currently under the care of a cardiologist and who have not been screened before by The Peyton Walker Foundation. The visit typically lasts about an hour. Participants have vital signs recorded, including blood pressure, height, and weight, undergo an electrocardiogram, and are evaluated for heart sounds and possible murmurs. Each family meets with a healthcare professional to review the results, takes home a copy of the EKG, and receives a summary of the visit. In some cases, based on family history or EKG findings, roughly one in ten students may also have an echocardiogram. If an echo is needed, plan for an additional 45 to 60 minutes. This additional test is also free. Register in advance and select a time slot. Bring printed, completed copies of the Heart Screening Consent, Waiver, and Medical Microsoft Form on the day of the screening.

Common Threads brings people together to make blankets for the Homeless Memorial Blanket Project. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Whether quilted, tied, crocheted, or knitted, every style has a place and celebrates handmade beauty.

Celebrate the season at the 19th Annual Harvest Day Festival and Parade, recognized as an official America 250 event. The day features a bustling marketplace of vendors, a free area with activities for children, and a community parade. The festivities also extend to the New Oxford Harvest Hunt, a town-wide scavenger experience that highlights local businesses as participants search for a hidden leaf with a number at each stop, record it in a booklet, and earn entries toward a prize drawing, plus a pumpkin decorating contest. Community support helps bring it all together, with Yazoo Mills, Inc. as parade sponsor, Members 1st for the Harvest Hunt, WellSpan Health for health and safety, Lyle R Pitner State Farm for the children’s area, Jarvis Landscaping, Inc. for young entrepreneurs, and silver-level supporters AG COM, Dentistry on the Square, Hanover Auto Team, Harvest Chapel, and Kimberly Smith- Iron Valley Real Estate Hanover.

An event featuring Jake Mach takes place at Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association.

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.

Glow Getter Studio is part of Downtown Carlisle’s Spooky Saturday with a family-friendly Halloween celebration inside the studio. Stop in between candy stops to enjoy Koya’s hand-drawn henna with Halloween motifs like pumpkins, ghosts, bats, moons, and florals. Kids can sparkle at the glitter bar, pick a glitter tattoo, build a keepsake at the charm bar, and add shimmering hair tinsel. Browse while sipping a Witch’s Brew as a cocktail or a mocktail. Every child receives a sweet treat, and shoppers can take part in the Pumpkin Pick Surprise for prizes and special offers. Support local makers, create lasting memories, and celebrate the season. Costumes are encouraged at Glow Getter Studio in Carlisle.

Tabletop Terrors brings a day of tabletop games, costumes, and Halloween spirit to The Adventurer's Guild with the Harrisburg Board Game Alliance. Bring a game you love from home or take a seat at an open table to discover something new. Stop by briefly or make it a longer stay while meeting fellow gamers and enjoying the season together. Costumes are encouraged, and anyone in costume may enter the contest for a chance at winning. Admission is $10 per person, and proceeds support the Harrisburg Board Game Alliance and help ensure Harrisburg Board Game Day remains free to the community.

As New Cumberland's downtown businesses host trick or treating, a creative shop becomes a spooky walkthrough experience with sweets and treats. Expect a couple of scares, activities, and a little treat. Suitable for kids and adults who feel brave.

The 7th Annual SoulFit Festival is a free community event at Sara Lindemuth Gymnasium in Harrisburg, PA. Attendees can look forward to hourly giveaways, including a kids bike giveaway from Recycle Bicycle, along with food and small-business vendors, community resources, and local organizations. Highlights include a live DJ, kids African dance and Xtreme hip hop step demonstrations, a kids corner with activities and face painting, and fitness sessions featuring Mambojazz, line dancing, Xtreme hip hop step, Tai Chi, and more. For over 11 years, Dwennimmen has connected African dance, drumming, wellness, and community, and this festival continues that purpose with a focus on autism awareness, mental health, and community wellness. SoulFit centers culture and well-being through movement, exercise, wellness education, and connection, fostering collective growth.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly Trunk or Treat at THRIVE in Faith Church in Mechanicsburg. Explore decorated trunks filled with treats, play games, get your face painted, and grab a bite from concessions. Costumes are encouraged, and the focus is on Halloween fun in a welcoming community setting.

This free family event marks its sixth year and features bounce houses, free food, and games. A candy scramble will take place with a posted schedule for each age group. Children and other family members are welcome to wear costumes, and there will be additional activities to enjoy.

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.

A candlelit concert in Harrisburg celebrates the music of Fleetwood Mac at Sunoco Performance Theater, where the Listeso String Quartet performs an hour-long program featuring favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. Doors open 60 minutes before the performance, and entry is not permitted after the concert begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The event welcomes guests ages 8 and older, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist, their estate, or official representatives.

An annual Halloween parade brings seasonal fun to Shippensburg with a festive community celebration. The Shippensburg Kids Events Committee organizes the event, and a backup date is planned in case of rain.

The Middletown Halloween Parade features an evening of Halloween fun with a lively parade, creative costumes, and community spirit. Attendees can wear their best Halloween attire and take part in costume judging with multiple categories and prizes. Families and friends can enjoy a festive night of costumes and lasting memories.

The Artificial Wizards return to Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg as part of the Comedy Nights and Guest Performances series. This event features an evening of inventive magic, playful comedy, and surprising moments in Mechanicsburg, PA.

Out of Nowhere returns to Bourbon Mill with a set of rock and roll spanning the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Expect songs from bands like Alice in Chains, Van Halen, Kiss, Black Sabbath, Bad Company, Stone Temple Pilots, BTO, Collective Soul, Godsmack, Linkin Park, and the Marshall Tucker Band. The band has performed at Bourbon Mill several times and continues to grow a loyal following, with many guests praising their most recent show. There is no cover charge, and reservations are available by phone at (717) 624-8987.

Expect a pop-up from Kray Bagels outside H2L Studio, offering bagels, cream cheese, scones, and more. Visitors are welcome to swing by even without a class on the schedule, or grab a quick bite after a workout. The studio will be running a full lineup that includes Gentle Pilates Equipment, Cycle Express, Mat Pilates, Kettlebells, Pilates Equipment, Barre, Suspension Fusion, Rhythm Ride, Yoga Vinyasa Flow, Cycle + Core, Intro to Pilates Equipment, Beginner Pilates Equipment, Reformat, and Barre with your Girls: Halloween. Newcomers can take their first class for free.

Part of the 7th Annual Fall Fest, this car show features music and seasonal activities. Registration is $10. The first hundred registrants receive a Fall Fest keepsake, and prizes are awarded to the top two Halloween-themed decorations. General admission is free, and guests can browse the flea market and choose from multiple food vendors on site. Take in the show or enjoy a train ride. Online preregistration is available with payment due upon arrival, though it is not required.

Explore Reiki from the ground up in this Reiki 1 class. Learn its history and benefits while practicing techniques you can use for self-care and with others. Receive your first attunement and a manual, then leave feeling prepared to work with this hands-on healing approach. Open to everyone with no prerequisites, it offers a welcoming starting point for a self-healing journey that can be shared with friends and loved ones and can also support work with future clients.

A Halloween themed shopping celebration presented by The Red Rocker marks the official grand opening of Luna Chic & Company. Attendees can look forward to special deals throughout the shop and a variety of unique finds. Children can enjoy free candy and festive activities created with them in mind. Live music sets the mood while surprise Halloween moments unfold during the day. Gift basket giveaways add to the excitement, including a chance for costumed adults to win. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, with more haunted happenings to be announced.

This event features a draft of Star Wars Unlimited’s latest set, Homeworlds. The entry fee is $30. First place earns a full box, and extra prizes scale with turnout. The draft will only proceed if at least eight players are present.

Designed for bakers who want to do more with their starter than bake loaves, this hands-on class explores everyday ways to use sourdough beyond bread and builds on Sourdough Basics workshops. The session focuses on sourdough discard, covering what it is, smart storage, when it shines in the kitchen, and how to make the most of it without feeling tied to weekly bread baking. Participants prepare sourdough scones and crackers while learning how discard behaves in different recipes, which options are most forgiving, and simple techniques to put it to work at home. It is a fit for anyone with a starter, anyone who has taken a basics workshop, anyone seeking recipes beyond bread, and anyone staring at a jar of discard and wondering what to do with it. Everyone leaves with fresh scones and crackers, printed recipes, practical tips for storing and using discard, ideas for everyday applications, and added confidence using a starter beyond the classic loaf. The class is BYOB, so guests may bring their own beverage, and bringing an apron is welcome for the hands-on portion. All ticket sales are nonrefundable, but tickets may be gifted or transferred if plans change.

Take a guided journey through Dills Tavern and its working spaces, including the bake oven, Wheelwright Shop, Rye Whiskey Distillery, the 1798 Log Barn, the Visitor Center, and the Historic Educational Garden. Tours begin in the Orientation Room and gift shop, where payment is collected before you set out. Admission is $5 per individual or $10 per immediate family, and children under 12 are free. Guests are asked to watch a video in advance to prepare for the visit. Private and group tours are available by appointment.

Settle in for a casual evening at EB Community Park with a movie on a big screen. Guests may bring a camp chair and any items that keep them comfortable. Tents for children will be available on a first come, first served basis, and there will be games to enjoy. Complimentary summer treats will be offered while supplies last.

Part of the Healthy Kids Running Series in New Cumberland, this five week youth program features races with distances suited to children from Pre K through eighth grade. Full season registration grants entry to every race and includes a shirt, race bibs, a finisher medal, and eligibility for season scoring, while a single day entry applies to one race only. The Challenger Division offers an adaptive 75 yard dash for children with disabilities, and the use of support devices with help on the course is permitted. In the closing week all participants receive medals, and trophies are presented to the leading finishers in each division.

Messiah Lutheran and St. Michael Churches host a community Trunk or Treat at Messiah Lutheran Church. Expect treats, music, and craft and game activities for all ages. Costumes are encouraged for both children and adults. Everyone is welcome.

McGraths hosts a lively trivia night with a wisecracking quizmaster and a playful Irish vibe. Questions span Irish history and legends, pub culture, movies, music, and more. It is free to play, and creative team names can earn bonus points. Expect friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and a dash of blarney.

Perform the songs you love at JB Lovedraft's MicroPub in Harrisburg. Allison Entertainment hosts the karaoke, and a late night happy hour is offered.

Food bank distribution. Please bring your own bags or boxes. Containers cannot save a spot in line, only people in line will be served in order. Eligibility requires a self-declaration of need. The form will be available at the check-in table to complete during distribution.

A brief session that includes reading a board book, singing, and time to play. Parents and caregivers take part alongside their children, with activities designed to be shared together. It is held in the Play Room.

Fall fun arrives at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg with the inaugural Tractors and Treats. This community evening highlights agriculture through tractor displays, treats, and learning stations, along with costumes and autumn themed activities for youth and families in the Harrisburg area. The gathering celebrates farming, strengthens community connections, and creates opportunities for seasonal memories.

Enjoy a free Zoomba fitness session at Bethany AME Church. Public street parking is available nearby.

Settle into a calm, unhurried Yin Yoga class that invites stillness and gentle awareness. Suitable for every experience level, especially newcomers, this practice is held at Lakshmi Studio with entry at the back. Rather than emphasizing muscular effort, the session centers on longer, supported holds and steady breath to nourish connective tissues such as fascia, ligaments, tendons, joints, and bones. This approach complements more active styles of exercise by encouraging mobility that can endure beyond a single workout. Many participants turn to Yin Yoga to support flexibility, posture, stress relief, sleep, circulation, fatigue, tingling sensations, and aspects of sexual or bladder health. By engaging the nervous and endocrine systems and allowing tension to ease, the practice can help foster hormonal and emotional balance. Props and modifications are offered so each pose feels accessible, and time in stillness helps you leave feeling refreshed and more at ease. Classes are guided by Suzie, who teaches Kundalini and Yin Yoga and focuses on mindful movement and breath to support nervous system regulation, relaxation, inner awareness, and a sense of renewal. Pricing options include a 10-class card for $160, a 5-class card for $97, and a $22 drop-in.

Platinum Praises welcomes newcomers to participate. Attendees are encouraged to wear weather-appropriate clothing. Expect 30 minutes of exercise followed by a relaxed get-together by the fire.

Step up to the mic at JB Lovedraft's MicroPub in Harrisburg for nightly karaoke. Allison Entertainment hosts on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday nights. A late night happy hour is available.

Every Monday, Stage on Herr at HMAC hosts karaoke alongside industry night specials, featuring $1 lagers and a buy one, get one half off offer on large pizzas.

Experience a welcoming Kundalini Yoga class suitable for all ages and all levels, with a gentle entry point for beginners. Often described as a yoga of awareness, this practice invites self-knowledge through a thoughtful blend of movement, conscious breathing, postures, mantras, and mudras that work together to ease stress and tension while nurturing clarity and resilience. Participation does not depend on flexibility, and the approach may be supportive for common challenges such as limited range of motion, anxiety or depression, trouble sleeping, posture concerns, fatigue, tingling sensations, circulatory issues, sexual health difficulties, and bladder dysfunction. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows free movement. Please avoid heavy meals for two hours beforehand, and bring water, a yoga mat, and an eye covering or small towel. The session is guided by Donna Grimwood, whose yoga journey began more than 25 years ago with Power Yoga. She discovered Kundalini Yoga in 2004 and later expanded her studies to include Yin Yoga. Pricing options are available, including a 10 class card for $160, a 5 class card for $97, or a $22 drop in.

A welcoming community gathering brings conversations about mortality into the open in a warm, relaxed setting. Inspired by the Death Café movement, it centers on friendly dialogue with no set agenda and no counseling. Participants share stories, ask questions, and reflect on what matters most, finding comfort in shared experiences. Tea and honest conversation create space for meaningful connection and a thoughtful look at life’s final chapter.

Open studio time at Creative Spark Arts offers a relaxed space to create with Journey, also known as JayOhPaints. A wide range of materials is available to use for a single flat fee while she is in the shop, including acrylics, watercolors, canvas and paper, brushes, oil pastels, pencils, pens, markers, and more. Those who bring their own supplies, or who simply want to spend time in the creative atmosphere, may do so at no cost. Journey provides general guidance and troubleshooting as she works on her own pieces, and the setting stays easygoing with music or a movie, snacks, drinks, and plenty of camaraderie. Drop-ins are welcome, and tickets are available for anyone planning to use the provided supplies. If you plan to hang out without using materials, you can let Journey know and share suggestions for snacks, drinks, or movie choices. The focus is on building a community where people can make art, explore new ideas, and enjoy creative company.

Thermal imaging offers a painless, non-invasive way to view vascular changes by detecting blood flow patterns, inflammation, and asymmetries. While mammography focuses on anatomical changes such as masses or lumps, thermography provides a complementary perspective. Used alongside breast self exams, physician exams, ultrasound, and mammography, it contributes to an early detection approach. Every body is unique, and thermograms can benefit men and women by helping with early identification of inflammation in the body. They can also highlight concerns such as arthritis, back and neck pain, dental issues, sinus issues and headaches, immune dysfunction, fibromyalgia, digestive disorders, thyroid dysfunction, sources of pain, heart disease prevention, and carotid artery inflammation. Happie Soul Wellness is hosting Guardian Thermography, LLC, and Arlene will be on-site providing sessions by appointment only. To schedule, text or call 610-554-6387. Special pricing is available, with a new breast screening at $180 and yearly or follow up screening at $170.

Castlerigg is part of the Downtown Camp Hill Association’s Market on Market, an outdoor market featuring local farmers and producers, wine from Castlerigg Wine Shop, a featured food truck, and a kids activity tent. Families and dogs are welcome for a friendly, all-ages experience. Special orders are accepted with a minimum of 24 hours notice.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed craft, a seasonal storytime, trick-or-treating, and other festive activities in the community room.

Harbaugh~Thomas Library in Biglerville, PA is planning Halloween-themed storytimes with gently spooky tales and a fun craft. Children are welcome to wear costumes. The week includes sessions for preschoolers and older children, along with separate times for babies and toddlers. Regular storytimes throughout the week will also feature a Halloween theme.

The Camp Hill Chapter holds its monthly meeting at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Camp Hill, PA. As part of The Compassionate Friends, the gathering welcomes people from any or no faith background and is not connected to a specific religious tradition.

The Perfect Blend: Coffee, Crafting & Conversation welcomes adults who are navigating the death of a loved one, whether the loss is recent or from years past. Participants can bring a craft from home or use supplies available on site, then talk together while they create, focusing either on grief or everyday topics. The aim is to build understanding, encourage healing, and form connections that continue outside the group for support during difficult times. For more information, contact the DMTF at 717-532-8922 or drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net.

The Wednesday market returns at Farmers on the Square. It takes place in any weather, whether it rains, the sun is out, or snow is falling. Visitors can pick up soaps, fresh local produce, and baked goods.

Explore stained glass in a welcoming beginner workshop focused on crafting a charming mushroom piece. Guided by guest instructor Amber Price of Impossible Curiosities, you will work through each stage of the process, from scoring and cutting glass to shaping on the grinder, applying copper foil, and soldering everything into place. All tools and materials are supplied, and no prior experience is necessary. By the end, you will take home a completed stained glass mushroom and a solid set of foundational skills.

Now in its third year, D & S Tire Sales presents a community Trunk or Treat with plenty of room for kids to move around, continuing the popular setup from last year. This edition adds a giant tic-tac-toe game and cornhole, with the event DJ returning to keep the music going. Food will be available from two trucks, Auntie Anne's and Trailer Trash Chili Dogs. A big showing of decorated trunks is planned, and free hot cocoa will be offered again.

Sparetime hosts a weekly bingo night with Cheaters Never Prosper serving as co-hosts.

A welcoming Kundalini Yoga session focused on managing stress, suitable for all experience levels and especially supportive for beginners. The practice weaves together postures, targeted breathwork, meditation, and therapeutic sound to help interrupt unhelpful patterns, foster calm under pressure, and offer practical tools you can carry into daily life. Live chanting and sound are central to the experience, with harmonium, shruti box, rattles, and resonant gongs creating a rich soundscape for deep relaxation and reset. Elements of Yin Yoga may be included to encourage ease in the body, improved mobility, and a quieter mind. The class draws inspiration from the SuperHealth approach associated with NAADAC and accredited by the Joint Commission, applying yogic therapeutic methods to support change around stress, anxiety, depression, fatigue, and a range of compulsive patterns such as alcohol or drug use, smoking, eating disorders, gambling, co-dependency, overworking, shopping, and technology dependence, all within a compassionate, nonjudgmental environment. Kundalini practices are described as strengthening the nervous system, supporting healthy blood chemistry, stimulating the glandular system, and building discipline while teaching sustainable relaxation. The session welcomes anyone interested in transforming self-defeating habits or tendencies and in reconnecting with inner strength and clarity. Guidance is provided by Jaque Hanson, whose background spans decades in Kripalu Hatha and Kundalini yoga. She brings a love of healing sound and often incorporates instruments such as gongs, shruti box, harmonium, bells, crystal and Tibetan bowls, rattles, and Native American flutes. Pricing options include a 10 class card at 160 dollars, a 5 class card at 97 dollars, or a 22 dollar drop in.

Aleas Laugh Lounge brings a free open mic comedy night to S Club, offering a laid-back setting, good vibes, and plenty of laughs.

Knit-Wits is a welcoming weekly gathering for anyone who knits, crochets, or cross stitches, as well as those who want to learn. It offers a relaxed space to work on projects, exchange ideas, and share helpful tips and encouragement. Bring a work in progress to show, find fresh inspiration, or enjoy friendly conversation with fellow crafters. All experience levels are invited, including newcomers, and the group is open to everyone. For questions or more information, contact Mary Seaton at porgiequeen@msn.com.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck will be on site at UPMC Harrisburg, serving lobster straight from the truck. Guests can place orders in person using cash or any major credit card, or opt for contactless service through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app, which accepts orders during operating hours. At peak times, ordering may be paused briefly to manage high demand and maintain quality so everyone receives the consistent CML experience.

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.

Cornhole returns to the patio with weekly ACO/ACL-style play in a random draw doubles format. Registration is $15 per person each week, and the winning team receives the full payout.

Presented by the Blacklisted Poets of Harrisburg, this open mic poetry night at HMAC welcomes all ages. Guests under 21 must be accompanied by a guardian who is 25 or older.

This supportive small-group gathering welcomes parents and caregivers who are grieving the death of a child, no matter how long it has been. It offers a caring place to share, reflect, and work through the difficult emotions and life changes that come with loss alongside others who understand. Participants come from many types of loss, including illness, accidents, overdose, suicide, and homicide. RSVPs are appreciated and can be directed to DMTF at 717-532-8922 or drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net.

Thursday nights at The Abbey Bar feature a weekly open mic and jam for all ages. Signups are first come, first served, and each slot allows up to three songs. A featured performance is showcased each week. A complete backline is available, including a drum kit, electric and bass guitars with amps, and a keyboard. Participants are welcome to bring their own instruments and pedalboards. All styles are invited, whether you want to play solo, perform with a band, jump into a jam, try stand up comedy, share poetry, dance, or even show off yo-yo skills. Hosted by Jason Mescia, Mark Santanna, and Mark Romeo.