Events in Chambersburg, PA

Enjoy casual, open play for the Riftbound card game, inspired by the PC game League of Legends. There is no entry fee, and players are welcome to bring a friend.

Enjoy a live performance by The LeBlancs at The Barn Resort.

Open mic regular Aaron Samuels, a familiar presence on the taproom stage, returns with a solo performance. This first Friday set marks the return of weekend music to the indoor stage.

F3 Gettysburg offers outdoor workouts focused on getting stronger together. The workouts welcome men of all fitness levels, with a no-judgment atmosphere and a sense of community. Saturday workouts take place in the far parking lot by the farmers market at the Rec Park.

Explore 60 tables devoted entirely to trading card games, with the area's top stores and dealers offering Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, and many other TCGs. Admission is free. This event is promoted by Kryptonite Toyz in Greencastle, PA.

Geared toward ages 9 and up, this Chess Club meets at AHMFL and welcomes participants of all experience levels. Children under 12 should attend with a parent. Beginners receive instruction from the club leader on the rules, piece movement, and basic strategies, while experienced players can sharpen their game through friendly play. Chess fosters creativity, highlights cause and effect, and offers a social way to connect with others. Participants may bring their own chess set, and extra sets will be available.

Experience a hands-on cooking workshop in the 1814 Summer Kitchen at Renfrew, where participants learn foundational open hearth techniques with guidance from domestic life historians in period clothing. Prepare a period-style meal yourself while exploring how historic hearth equipment works and how to use it safely. Menus highlight seasonal ingredients common to early nineteenth-century local families, including households like the Royers, and can be tailored to dietary needs. Pre-registration is required, and each class is limited to six participants.

This adults-only gaming group explores history through strategic board games. Expect engaging tabletop play that highlights historical themes and thoughtful decision making. A special summer schedule is noted, followed by a return to the regular routine.

Spend a Saturday morning working on yarn, cross-stitch, knitting, or crochet projects alongside other fiber enthusiasts. Share ideas, chat, learn skills from one another, and browse yarns and accessories.

Explore West Coast Swing in a workshop designed for both beginners and dancers continuing their learning. Classes introduce the dance’s eight-count basics, passes and pushes, then build on rhythm, triple steps, connection, transitions between open and closed positions, spins, turns, and musicality. Choose the classes that suit your experience, from the introduction through level 102, or take all four. The schedule also includes social dance practice, time for questions, and an opportunity to connect with fellow dancers. Bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Instruction is provided by Carla and Rye Crowen from the Rhythm Lounge.

An adult Christmas themed paint class invites creative fun with a festive focus. Participants pick the holiday design they like, then choose to paint it on canvas or on a 14 inch round board. The fee is $35 per person. Space is limited. Snacks and refreshments are included.

The Flying Matlocks take the taproom stage with an acoustic performance from Scott and Laurie Matlock, weaving Americana, old country, blues, and rock into a set that blends covers and original songs. Their appearance closes the first weekend of music returning to the taproom stage for the winter season.

The Cash Out Show delivers a high-energy salute to Johnny Cash and The Tennessee Three, covering classics from the Sun and Columbia years through the modern American recordings era. The performance channels the grit and drive of the Live at Folsom and San Quentin albums and offers a sound that closely mirrors The Man in Black. Shawn Fogle leads on vocals, with Angelina Poole appearing as June Carter. The lineup also features co-founder Mark Lee on rhythm guitar, Clint Erb on lead guitar, Wally Burnsworth on the "buffalo" drums, and his brother Tommy Burnsworth on upright bass. The group has appeared on festivals and stages across Western Pennsylvania and continues to share Johnny Cash’s music widely.

This cash bingo fundraiser supports the Potomac Valley Fire Company and will be held at the Clear Spring Volunteer Fire Company event building. Expect 25 cash bingo games along with Chinese raffles, door prizes, a 50/50, and tip jars. Advance admission is $30, and if available, entry at the door is $35. Food and beverages will be sold on site, and outside items are not permitted. For ticket information, contact Penny at 301-491-3177 or Kelsie at 301-491-0018.

An open discussion focuses on Nine Inch Nails’ debut studio album, Pretty Hate Machine. Whether participants have read the book, spent time with the record, or are discovering the band for the first time, everyone is welcome to take part in the conversation. The meeting takes place inside Hub City Vinyl.

GriefShare offers a caring, supportive space for people experiencing grief. The seminars and support groups are led by people who understand what you are going through, with resources to help you navigate loss and begin rebuilding your life.

A casual breakfast hosted by Two Sisters Eats & Treats offers two seating windows and a choice of platters. Pick a bagel sandwich with a fruit cup, or baked oatmeal served with egg cups. Juice, coffee, tea, and mini muffins are included with either option. Space is limited, and reservation and payment details are provided in the event information.

Free entry is available to veterans and their families at Beyond the Battle Museum and the Shriver House Museum.

Teen Scene is a library program for ages 12 to 18 that encourages exploration, skill building, and creative expression. Each meeting centers on a fresh theme, including life skills, literacy, STEAM, arts, pop culture, and other interests. Activities take place in the Community Room.

In Greencastle, PA, the Chameleon Crafting Club offers a weekly creative experience for children that reaches beyond simple crafts. Through hands-on projects rooted in STEAM, participants build confidence while growing curiosity, problem solving, communication, and imaginative thinking in a supportive setting without competition. Kids experiment with new materials, try fresh techniques, make friends, and leave each session proud of what they have made. The club runs for five sessions.

Settle into a restorative sound meditation guided by a trained practitioner who blends acoustic methods with mindfulness to support the body’s natural relaxation response, ease stress, and encourage nervous system regulation. The session centers on the calming tones of quartz crystal singing bowls and is structured to promote deep rest, mental clarity, and a greater sense of balance. Benefits include reduced anxiety, better sleep and emotional steadiness, enhanced focus and grounding, and a renewed sense of inner peace. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, or anything else that helps you stay cozy while lying down. Chairs will be available for anyone who prefers or needs a seated option. Each class is $30, with a $20 member rate. Advance registration is required.

Structural Elements and Grayce Gardens present an evening focused on movement, wellness, and connection inside the greenhouse at Grayce Gardens. The experience begins with an all levels mat Pilates class surrounded by lush plants and a calm setting. Afterward, participants can enjoy a beverage and a light snack, take time to shop, and connect with others. Registered Nurse Jocelyn Shannon from Structural Elements will be available with optional add ons for an additional fee, including IV therapy and IM injections, along with one on one education and answers to questions about how these services may support hydration, energy, immune function, recovery, and overall wellness. Included are the mat Pilates class, a drink and light refreshment, and time to explore Grayce Gardens. Space is limited and registration is required.

Crafting Hope offers a welcoming space for adults mourning the death of a loved one, combining hands-on creativity with compassionate peer support. Spending time with others who truly understand can make the path through grief feel less isolating, and this group nurtures that connection through art and craft. Participants work on a project of their choice while sharing conversation and encouragement. Knitting instruction is available for anyone interested, and the steady rhythm of the needles has been shown to support mental well-being during bereavement. The group welcomes a wide range of experiences, including spouses, parents, and adult children, with losses related to illness, accidents, suicide, or overdose. Pre-registration is requested by emailing the DMTF at drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net so updates can be shared if a meeting needs to be canceled.

Celebrate Neil Young’s music at a tribute night featuring songs contributed by attendees. Whether taking the stage or simply listening, everyone is welcome to enjoy the music and share in the celebration.

Tintype sessions will be set up on the front lawn outside Gettysburg Heritage Center during Remembrance Day Parade weekend. Advance reservations and payment are available. Each appointment results in one original tintype; if you want multiple originals, please book additional sessions. Printed paper copies made from scanned images can be ordered during your appointment or afterward for an extra fee. Prices include sales tax and shipping: quarter plate at approximately 4.25 by 3.25 inches for $85, half plate at about 5.5 by 4.25 inches for $100, and whole plate at roughly 8.5 by 6.5 inches for $130. Everyone is welcome, reenactor clothing is not required, and wardrobe is not provided. Please arrive prepared at your scheduled time, and consult the FAQ for outfit suggestions.

Kids' Paint Night offers children a chance to unplug and explore color in a warm, welcoming setting. The experience focuses on building happiness, creativity, and confidence through hands-on painting and plenty of laughter. Participants will head home proudly showing a canvas they created themselves, and they will carry more than artwork... a bit of independence and the courage that comes from trying something new. While memories are being made, parents can feel at ease and maybe even enjoy a brief break. Registration is required before the event.

Several Species returns to Live at Hub City Vinyl for the first of two nights dedicated to Pink Floyd. Night 1 features Dark Side of the Moon performed in full, plus additional favorites and deep cuts. The band brings a touring-level lineup with top regional talent, combining precise audio and an immersive visual production for an authentic recreation of the Pink Floyd experience.

An annual Christmas craft fair brings together handmade creations in many styles, along with baked goodies, food, and drinks. It is a cheerful way to jump start holiday shopping and decorating. Crafters interested in participating can request vendor information by emailing craftfaire@antrimbic.net.

Explore a one-of-a-kind craft show showcasing only handmade items crafted by local artisans. Taking place at Kauffman Community Center, this event highlights unique creations from talented makers in the area.

Discover a showcase of reptiles and other exotic animals at Allstar Events Complex in Gettysburg, PA. Whether you are looking for a new reptile pet, an animal intended as an investment, or essentials like supplies and feeders for pets you already have, this expo brings everything together in one place. It also features interactive activities for all ages. Admission is $10, and children 6 and under enter free.

Fall Riding Camp offers two full days of hands-on horse activities for riders ages 4 and up, including teenagers. English and Western riders are welcome, with activities suited to each participant’s age and experience level. Riders will have opportunities to ride, practice horsemanship, and take part in games and team activities while developing riding skills, confidence, teamwork, independence, and good horsemanship.

Participants explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through hands-on experiments, interactive projects, and creative crafts. Activities aim to build curiosity and confidence with STEAM concepts. This program takes place in the Community Room.

Explore WWII aviation history at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum, where the Historical Aviation Society will portray the lives of United States Army Air Force pilots and Women Airforce Service Pilots. Visitors can climb aboard and explore museum aircraft in the historic Fairchild Dome Hangar, alongside historical displays that include the newly acquired A-10 Warthog. Admission fees apply.

This family-friendly hike examines one of North America's enduring mysteries through the lenses of science, ecology, and folklore. Along the trail, participants review reported encounters, look for footprints and other potential clues, and consider the habitat a large, elusive animal would need to survive. The experience also highlights real wildlife, animal adaptations, forest ecosystems, and the methods researchers use to evaluate unusual claims.

Close out the Apple Harvest weekend with an easygoing autumn gathering featuring a variety of wines, refreshing ciders, and music. Enjoy it all in a cozy, secluded spot.

Capture festive memories with Christmas mini photo sessions at Springfield Barn. Each appointment lasts 15 minutes and includes at least 20 digital images delivered in an online gallery. The fee is $100. Availability is limited and sessions are assigned in the order requests are received, and a signed contract is required to confirm a reservation. After you inquire, the team will follow up to coordinate your time. Bring family, a partner, a best friend, a sibling, or a pet, and wear anything from cozy holiday pajamas to dressy or casual outfits to match your style.

Families can enjoy a creative afternoon focused on painting rocks, with extra options available for younger children. This two hour session features several crafting stations and guided projects that parents and kids can work on together. Admission is $10 per attendee, which includes refreshments and all needed materials. At least one participant in each group must be an adult who is 21 or older. Advance registration with payment is required to reserve a place.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a high-energy salute to the iconic sounds of Sun Records, honoring Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley and starring two-time world champion tribute artist and multi-award winner Jesse Aron with The Spin-Outs. Returning to the Capitol Theatre main stage, Jesse Aron brings award-winning vocals and the ability to capture the sound and spirit of the artists he portrays. He is joined by The Spin-Outs, an internationally acclaimed, professional five-piece Elvis tribute band known for authentic renditions from every era and an extensive repertoire that showcases tribute performers. Beer, wine, non-alcoholic drinks, and concessions will be available for purchase during the show. Tickets are $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60+, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available by calling the box office at 717.263.0202. Sponsored by Jeff Fisher Insurance Agency.

Derek Henry returns to the taproom stage with a set of original alt rock that journeys through the head and the heart. Hailing from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, he shapes a personal sound that invites listeners on an emotional ride. This performance is free and open to the public. Enjoy the music with a fresh Adams County cider in hand.

Savor a seafood-centered night at Zach Greenlee's Fireside Restaurant with singing and dancing throughout the evening.

Several Species returns to Live at Hub City Vinyl for a two-night celebration of Pink Floyd. The second evening centers on a complete performance of Animals, presented with immersive sound and striking visuals. Featuring a touring-caliber lineup of top regional musicians, this show recreates the Pink Floyd concert experience and adds a set of fan favorites and deeper cuts alongside the album.

Create a cozy winter woodland scene at a hands-on workshop in Waynesboro, PA. Participants assemble a lighted shadow box with snowy trees and woodland accents, then personalize the layout to make it their own. All materials are provided, lights are included, and everyone takes home a finished piece. The small box option, which is less deep, is $40 per person, while the deeper box is $50 per person. Suitable for beginners. Capacity is limited.

Experience a Christmas Market at Hauser Hill Social with local vendors, drinks, and snacks. This is a kid free event, giving parents time to shop on their own.

Welcome the holiday season with a cozy Thankful Tea at Jane’s Tea Room in the historic Gettysburg Academy. Enjoy a selection of teas served with tea sandwiches and sweets, along with time for friendly conversation. The cost is $35 per person. Because demand is high, payment is required when making a reservation. To reserve, call 717-334-0224 or send a message on Facebook.

Experience The Wild Hymns at Sign of the Buck.

An animated retelling of the Orion myth unfolds as Aesop the owl and Socrates the mouse narrate a playful journey. Audiences follow Orion from youth to adulthood as he faces legendary creatures, outwits a scheming king, and earns the favor of Artemis, the moon goddess. The tale concludes by showing how Orion was set among the stars, appearing overhead as the seasons change. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred.

Menno Haven’s monthly Caregiver Support Group offers a welcoming, safe space for caregivers to connect with others who understand their experiences. Whether you care for a spouse, parent, friend, neighbor, or someone in your community, you can share experiences, learn helpful tips, and take a moment for yourself. The group is free and open to the public, and all caregivers are welcome, including team members, residents, families, and community members. An RSVP is recommended by phone.

Safety-Educators is offering a CPR and First Aid session at the Scotland Community Center for both new and renewing providers. The class can be tailored to BLS Initial Provider, BLS Renewal, or Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, and participants are encouraged to message ahead to confirm the track that best fits their needs. The cost is $135 per student, and a student manual is included. Successful participants receive an American Heart Association credential at the conclusion of the class, and AHA credentials are valid for two years. Renewals are only available for current AHA holders; if your certification is from another organization, you would need to complete the full Initial Provider course to obtain an AHA credential. BLS for Healthcare Providers is intended for patient-facing roles such as hospital, clinical, and EMS settings, while Heartsaver CPR AED is designed for those who do not work directly with patients. First Aid training addresses essential skills for assisting in emergencies. There is no pre-payment or pre-course work required. Safety-Educators also offers additional courses through the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross, the American College of Surgeons, the National Rifle Association, the USCCA, and EMS continuing education options. For questions, call 717-504-5737 or email info@safety-educators.com.

Enjoy a relaxed drop-in session in the Community Room that invites participants to build their imagination through open-ended play. The program is intended for ages 12 and under, yet all ages are welcome.

Enjoy live music with Reckless Mo & The Backseat Drivers, along with featured cocktails and dining specials. Reservations are suggested but not required.

Ben Wenk performs at Ploughman Cider Taproom for Gentle Thursday in Gettysburg. His set spans many styles and instruments, blending well-loved classics with original songs from Biglerville, Pennsylvania.

This grief support group welcomes children, teens, and adults who are mourning a family member or friend from any circumstance. Participants include people coping with loss from illness, accidents, overdose, and suicide. Meetings combine social connection and education at the Drew's Hope Grief Center. Because cancellations may occur due to weather, illness, or emergencies, pre-registration is requested.

The Dave Matthews Tribute Band delivers a meticulous salute to the Dave Matthews Band, channeling the spirit of the 90s jam era with intricate guitar work, soaring violin, warm saxophone, and dynamic, exploratory drumming. For more than two decades, this Buffalo, NY group has refined its approach, touring widely since 2004 and performing over 2000 shows across 46 states and 10 countries. The performance centers on the classic sound that first drew tape-trading sing-alongs, while also weaving in material from the later and current catalog to create a balanced and authentic tribute. With close attention to detail, deep affection for the music, and a welcoming sense of community, the band aims to carry listeners back to that formative moment in DMB history, often leaving audiences feeling as if they were hearing the real thing.

Browse 60 tables packed with sports cards and collectibles, spanning classic issues to modern releases, with boxes, sets, and singles available. Admission is free. Please note the focus is exclusively on sports cards, so Pokémon and other TCG items will not be offered.

The South Cumberland Fiber Guild welcomes anyone interested in the world of fiber and textiles, from spinners and weavers to knitters, crocheters, felters, rug hookers, shepherds, and those who grow plant fibers. The group meets on the third Saturday of each month for a rotating mix of hands-on workshops, field trips, and public demonstrations. There is also time to settle in with fellow makers to spin, knit, crochet, or chip away at works in progress in a friendly, creative setting.

Discover a family-friendly, hands-on history experience that explores the centuries-old craft of tin ornament making. The program starts with a short introduction to tinsmithing and the tools used in the trade, then features a special look at select items from the Renfrew collections that are not typically on exhibit. Afterward, participants decorate their own tin-plate ornament to take home for the holidays. Templates for stars, squares, and diamonds are available, or create a custom shape with guidance from the workshop host. Registration is $20 per person and includes the presentation, collection viewing, and workshop session. Each class is limited to 15 participants. Registration is per attendee ages 5 and up. All ages are welcome in the space, with workshop participation available for ages 5 and older, and parent or guardian supervision required for ages 10 and under.

Coffee & Connections is an autism parent support group hosted by Spectrum Strong Foundation. Parents and caregivers can connect, share experiences, learn about resources, and enjoy conversations in a welcoming, judgment-free space. Attendance is free.

Explore Washington Street as it was in 1863 during a two hour walking tour that centers on the civilians of Gettysburg and the significance of the street’s historic buildings. Drawing on rediscovered first hand accounts from townspeople and the reflections of soldiers who tactically and tragically moved through these streets during three long days in July, the experience connects the present to a pivotal moment in the town’s past. Ken’s enthusiasm and research help bridge those lifelines, bringing the summer of 1863 to life. The route heads toward the college and returns by High Street, with a focus on the people who lived in these homes at the time. The pace is easy on paved roads, and the walk is manageable for wheelchairs. The starting location will be announced. Tickets for carriage, horseback, walking, and car tours are available online or at the Gettysburg Heritage Center. Parking is not available right at the meet up, so consider public options such as the Race Horse Alley Parking Garage behind the Gettysburg Hotel, or use a National Park Service lot and take the Lincoln Line trolley into town.

The Neil and Shannon Trio performs in the pavilion at Reid's Winery and Cider House, with wine and music in historic downtown Gettysburg.

Chambersburg kicks off the holiday season with an annual Christmas parade featuring a large lineup that includes first responder vehicles, walking groups, marching bands, and festive floats, all capped by a visit from Santa. A musical program led by King Street Church sets the tone before the parade begins, creating a cheerful start to the festivities. The event is presented with support from F&M Trust. Those interested in taking part can submit an application. There are no vendor spaces available, and any claims to the contrary are not legitimate.

Create a personalized statement piece at a hat burning workshop held at The Blue Truck Boutique in Waynesboro, PA. This interactive experience welcomes beginners and seasoned makers alike. Participants work on vegan suede rancher hats and learn to burn designs from simple single-line motifs to more intricate layouts, with step-by-step guidance throughout. Registration includes a hat, a template sized to the chosen placement that can be adjusted or rearranged, six embellishments such as ribbon, lace, or feathers, and all prep, stencil, and burning supplies. The burning tool is provided for in-studio use only. Expect a friendly, creative setting focused on transforming an everyday accessory into something uniquely your own. Attendees may take part individually or with a friend and leave with a custom hat ready to wear.

CutaRug returns to The Barn Resort with an event featuring line dance lessons and dancing. The cover charge is $10. People of any age and any experience level are welcome, and beginners are encouraged. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the Farmhouse Restaurant and Cellar75, and outside food or beverages are not allowed.

Remember to bring your own bags or boxes to carry items. Placing boxes or cartons in line will not reserve a spot. Clients must complete a self declaration of need form to receive service, and this can be filled out at the check in table on the distribution day.

Settle into a calming sound meditation with Soulshine By Shannon at Celebrate Movement. Gentle tones from crystal singing bowls and soothing vibrations create a peaceful space to reset mind, body, and spirit. Arriving a little early helps you get comfortable. Wear relaxed clothing and bring anything that supports ease, such as a pillow, cushion, blanket, or a topper for your yoga mat. For a clearer experience, avoid alcohol and other substances before and after the session when possible. Listen to your body and honor what you need. If you tend to fall asleep and snore, you may be asked to use a chair rather than a floor mat so the atmosphere remains restful for everyone. No prior experience is required.

Young sleuths can put their detective skills to work by solving mysteries and discovering famous literary investigators from around the world. Recommended for children ages 8 and up.

Mack Berry brings keys, vocals, and lively showmanship to Draculas Kitchen and Bar, pairing technical finesse with genuine feeling. His set spans artists from The Doors and Johnny Cash to George Strait and Morgan Wallen, showcasing a broad repertoire delivered with an engaging stage presence.

A Thanksgiving Eve gathering with friendly company, delicious food, and energetic dance music for a fun night out.

Trail of Lights is a family friendly outdoor walk-through that turns a farm into a festive wonderland. Stroll along paths glowing with thousands of lights, passing playful farm vignettes and large-scale scenes like a Noah’s Ark and a botanical garden. Wander through music-synced tunnels and take in coordinated light shows. Warm up by campfires, enjoy hot chocolate and apple cider donuts, and spend time at the petting zoo. A greenhouse and zip lines round out the experience for all ages. Admission is $14 per person, and children 2 and under are free.

This holiday gift and craft show features vendors offering vintage and handmade goods, including items such as jewelry, ceramics, quilts, stained glass, toys, baked goods, holiday decorations, and one-of-a-kind collectibles. Special guests Joey D’Auria and Larry Hankin are also featured.

A memorial singing seisiún honoring Dan Gallagher takes place in a true Irish pub setting. Traditional songs from Ireland and across the Celtic world are shared from memory, sometimes unaccompanied and sometimes with instruments. Participants can learn a tune and add their voice when ready, and the atmosphere stays welcoming and low pressure. Arriving early helps with seating, and food and drinks are available throughout. Expect a lively, good‑natured session of song and community.

In this homeschool pottery class, students will hand build a nativity scene from fresh clay. Instruction is provided by Under The Horizon, a professional pottery, with guidance on clay fundamentals, building techniques, and finishing methods, all aimed at welcoming learners of any age and ability. Participants ages 4 and up are welcome. Parents may also create if they wish, and those planning to make their own piece should purchase a ticket.

A playful yoga session created for children ages 2 to 5 pairs little ones with a participating adult. Using stories, songs, and simple games, kids try gentle poses that encourage imagination while supporting coordination, balance, and body awareness. Siblings are welcome. Space is limited and registration is required. The class takes place in the Community Room.

Iron Willow Floral Designs partners with Lumber Direct to present a hands-on holiday wreath workshop. Learn key techniques and assembly methods while crafting a one-of-a-kind piece to display at home. All supplies are provided, including freshly cut pines, eucalyptus, seasonal winter foliage, dried fruit, and other decorative elements. If you have your own pruners or garden gloves, feel free to bring them. Expect about an hour to complete your wreath. This session is suitable for adults and teenagers, and each participant needs a separate paid ticket.

Students can meet with one another to explore a range of subjects during these enrichment sessions. Both Session A and Session B cover the same material. The program takes place in the Community Room.

Stroll through a farm transformed into a shimmering holiday landscape, with playful scenes around every turn. Discover a large ark display and a glowing botanical garden, walk through tunnels synchronized to music, and enjoy radiant light shows. Warm up with a cup of signature hot chocolate and treat yourself to an apple cider donut as you explore paths lined with thousands of sparkling displays. Gather by cozy campfires, meet friendly animals at the live petting zoo, step into the greenhouse for extra fun, and add a little thrill on the zip lines. This family friendly outdoor walk-through is open Thursday through Sunday. Admission is 14 dollars per person, and children two and under enter free.

This monthly LEGO session for ages 5 to 12 features a creative building challenge held in the Community Room. Participants try to complete the challenge with their own designs and see what they can create.

Celebrate the season with a two day holiday experience at Renfrew Museum and Park that brings the spirit of Christmas to life across the historic grounds. Admission covers tours, horse drawn wagon rides, live music, hands on crafts, and more. Pricing is $15 per person, $10 for children ages 3 to 12, children 2 and under are free, and Renfrew members attend at no cost. Current members and their guests may enjoy either or both evenings free of charge, with the number of complimentary entries determined by membership level. Lantern light and torch glow lead the way to the decorated Museum House, where changing traditions through the centuries are highlighted. The Fahnestock House welcomes visitors for an immersive mid 19th century celebration, the second floor of the Royer Museum House opens for tours, the Renfrew Mill is trimmed for the occasion, and luminaries brighten the paths. Explore additional historic outbuildings where interpreters in period attire share festive stories and customs. Warm up by a crackling fire while waiting for a horse drawn ride along Fahnestock Lane, then enjoy a sweet treat and hot cocoa from the Renfrew Cocoa Stand. Step into the Visitors Center for even more family friendly activities. Browse the gallery, shop for gifts in the museum store and Christkindlmarkt, and listen to live performances in the Wagon Shed Room. This year features updated decorations, fresh demonstrations, and new craft activities. Advance tickets are available, wristbands are required for entry, and check in takes place at the Welcome Tent or the Visitors Center. The celebration is presented rain or shine and is designed as an indoor outdoor experience with limited capacity inside buildings.

This kid-focused painting session is designed to spark happiness, creativity, and confidence in a safe, welcoming setting. Young artists will unplug from screens, explore color and imagination, and create a canvas that is entirely their own. They will head home with more than artwork, carrying the joy, independence, and self-assurance that come from trying something new. Parents can relax with peace of mind while their children make lasting memories. Advance registration is required before the event. Please note that some GPS services may not guide directly to the venue.

Santa's Stop & Shop makes its return to Scotland Community Center with a lively marketplace of handmade goods from crafters and artisans, offering gift ideas for all ages. Vendor spaces are available, and registration is managed through a new vendor system. To pay by check, contact Tricia Leidig through Endless Events.

Celebrate the season at a festive holiday marketplace showcasing artists, crafters, and creators of handmade goods. It is a welcoming place to wrap up gift shopping and discover unique presents for your list. Children are welcome. Tickets are available at the door for a story with Mrs Claus. For $5 per child, each participant receives a special sugar cookie, hears a story, takes home their own book, and receives a special gift.

Enjoy a screening of the classic holiday film with a pajama party and a themed hot cocoa bar. Each ticket includes unlimited hot cocoa during the party before the movie, with additional concessions and later cups of cocoa available for purchase. Guests are welcome to wear their comfiest pajamas, and Santa will make an appearance. Those who stay through the end of the movie can look forward to a special surprise event upstairs in the Wood Center.

For one magical evening, the farm becomes a German-inspired Christkindl market filled with twinkling lights, handcrafted gifts, local makers, festive music, and cozy fires that bring the spirit of Christmas to life. Warm up with a cup of signature hot chocolate by the fire, then wander the Trail of Lights, a family friendly outdoor display recognized among the top 10 walk-through experiences in Pennsylvania. Bring friends, bundle up, and browse the market to create a memorable holiday outing.

Danger Bird returns to the Live At Hub City Vinyl stage with a faithful salute to Neil Young. Launched in 2016 and formed by five seasoned veterans of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia live music scene, the group has been filling rooms and delivering consistently engaging shows. This performance traces Young’s musical journey, from acoustic folk roots in Toronto and the glow of Buffalo Springfield in Los Angeles, to the grit of Crazy Horse, the signature harmonies of CSNY, the country colors of The Stray Gators and The International Harvesters, and the raw spark of The Promise of the Real. Close-knit vocals and carefully crafted arrangements aim to bring the sound and spirit of Neil’s catalog to life.

Following the excitement of the parade, the celebration continues with the second annual Home for the Holidays Winter Wonderland Carnival. This seasonal event promises a festive holiday atmosphere with surprises in store and wintry cheer.

Enjoy a seasonal Christmas Tea at Jane's Tea Room in the historic Gettysburg Academy. Sip several varieties of tea alongside tea sandwiches and sweets, with time for conversation. Because these teas are in high demand, payment is required when reserving. The price is $35 per person. For reservations, call 717-334-0224 or send a message on Facebook.

Wilson Fairchild brings a festive family Christmas concert to the Capitol Theatre Center main stage, returning to help celebrate the venue’s 100th anniversary. The country duo features Wil and Langdon Reid, sons of Harold and Don Reid of The Statler Brothers, who are in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Lifelong collaborators, they are acclaimed songwriters whose work spans country, bluegrass, and gospel, and both sing and play guitar for a show built on stories and musicianship. This holiday performance includes Wilson Fairchild originals, favorite Statler Brothers classics, and timeless Christmas songs to spark the season’s spirit. Non-alcoholic drinks and concessions will be available for purchase. Tickets are $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60 and over, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available through the box office at 717.263.0202.

At Luhrs Performing Arts Center, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight transforms rock and metal hits within a candlelit setting using a 14 member classical ensemble. Over a 90 minute concert, orchestral musicians and vocalists recast anthems with haunting atmosphere and driving power, blending symphonic finesse with amplified grit. The program features music tied to Metallica, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. Part of the 2026 tour, the rotating collective delivers an immersive show that keeps momentum from the first number to the last. The Rock Orchestra and its performances are not affiliated with the original artists or composers, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

This end-of-year gathering wraps up a year-long reading club built around community, accountability, and a love of every page read. Participants come together in a warm setting to share final progress, trade recommendations and favorite picks, and celebrate the milestones reached across the monthly meetups. It is a simple, celebratory finish to a full year of reading together.

This program explores how the label planet has changed over time, from the shifting status of asteroids to Pluto's reclassification. Framed as a playful detective tale, it follows Skye Watcher, a sharp, streetwise sleuth who springs into action after an urgent call from a third grade teacher and pieces together clues to uncover what happened to Pluto. Along the way, it shows how the count of recognized planets in our Solar System has risen and fallen across the centuries.

The United European Ballet brings The Nutcracker to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center in Shippensburg, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, the story follows young Clara from a mysterious gift to a dreamlike adventure filled with shimmering snowflakes, a battle with the Mouse King, and a visit to the Land of Sweets. This Broadway-style staging combines classical ballet with theatrical magic, featuring an international cast that includes leading soloists from Ukraine, hand-painted scenery created by Ukrainian artists, and more than 200 finely crafted costumes by European designers. Iconic moments such as the Snow Scene, the Waltz of the Flowers, and the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy take center stage. The ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission and is family-friendly, suitable for ages 3 and up.

Cherish the Ladies, an acclaimed Irish music ensemble with a four-decade history, brings its Celtic Christmas program to The Maryland Theatre. Expect traditional tunes, expressive vocals, and lively step dancing woven into holiday favorites including Angels We Have Heard on High, Silent Night, and The First Noel. This festive, family friendly concert showcases the group’s hallmark sound and seasonal spirit.

A farm setting glows with holiday magic as the Trail of Lights surrounds visitors with whimsical scenes, an oversized Noah’s Ark display, a botanical garden in lights, music-filled tunnels, and radiant shows that feel like stepping into a storybook. Stroll along paths lined with thousands of sparkling displays while enjoying signature hot chocolate and an apple cider donut. Warm up by cozy campfires, say hello to animals at the live petting zoo, explore a playful greenhouse, try the zip lines, and discover more festive fun along the way. This is a family-friendly, outdoor walk-through experience. Admission is $14 per person, and children age 2 and under are free.

Ankrum's Woodcrafts will be at University Plaza in Hagerstown, Maryland with a varied selection of wooden goods. Offerings include bowls, goblets, steins, and vessels, kitchen essentials like rolling pins and cutting boards, writing pens and bottle stoppers, as well as spatulas, scoops, stem vases, and bookmarks.

The festival honors the King with holiday lights and music, hay rides, and a tree decorating competition decided by guest votes. Turkey dinner and soup are offered by donation, and a garden of luminaries pays tribute to loved ones. There are beautifully adorned trees, complimentary hot drinks with plenty of cookies, and a sale of baked goods. An indoor vendor marketplace, activities for children, and cozy fires round out the celebration.

Greencastle Heritage Christmas brings a cheerful evening to downtown Greencastle with entertainment, food, and seasonal activities. Visit Chatty Chameleon to explore distinctive gift options and make art together with family and friends. Children under 12 can pick up a take-home ornament kit, available while supplies last. Refreshments will be offered. Registration is free, and reservations for painting are recommended.

Celebrate colonial era traditions with a holiday gathering inspired by the 1700s. Activities include watching a period feast being prepared, creating an evergreen wreath, and trying traditional gingerbread baking. Wassailing and old fashioned games add to the festive spirit. Free cookies and hot beverages will be available during the Stocking Stuffer gift shop sale. This free event is supported by Americana Corner’s Preserving America Partners program. More details will be shared soon, and sponsorship inquiries are welcome.

This no-gi Brazilian Luta Livre seminar features Grand Master Hugo Duarte, a 9th degree red belt, at Tactical Combat Academy of Mixed Martial Arts in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. An early competitor in both the UFC and Pride Fighting Championships, Duarte concluded his professional MMA career with a 6-3 record, not including his earlier vale tudo bouts in Brazil. Often nicknamed the General for his leadership in the style, he is widely recognized for his expertise in heel hooks, foot locks, and a broad range of leg lock attacks. The seminar welcomes participants of all experience levels, and youth ages 11 and up are also welcome. Preregistration is required, and the fee is $100.

This celebration honoring the King features sparkling Christmas lights with music, hayrides, and a contest for decorated trees where attendees cast the votes. A garden of luminaries offers a way to remember loved ones, and there are trees on display that have been decorated. Warm drinks and plenty of cookies are complimentary, and a turkey dinner and soup are available by donation. Additional highlights include a sale of baked goods, vendors set up inside, activities for kids, and fires to keep things cozy.

Enjoy fine wine and music in a pavilion setting in downtown historic Gettysburg. Expect a relaxed, easygoing atmosphere with tunes to complement the experience.

Safety-Educators offers a monthly CPR and First Aid training at the Scotland Community Center for those seeking an initial certification or a renewal. The session can be tailored to BLS Initial Provider, BLS Renewal, or Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, with the final course mix confirmed in advance. The fee is $135 per participant and includes a student manual. Successful students receive an American Heart Association credential valid for two years, with cards issued at the end of class. Participants are encouraged to contact the organizer beforehand to verify which course best matches their needs. Listings on the American Heart Association site are informational only, and no prepayment or prework is required. BLS for Healthcare Providers is designed for professionals in patient-facing roles such as hospital, clinical, and EMS settings. Heartsaver CPR AED is intended for individuals outside medical roles or those who do not work directly with patients. First Aid covers essential skills for responding to emergencies. The American Heart Association does not renew credentials from other organizations, so anyone holding a non-AHA card must complete the full Initial Provider course to earn an AHA credential. Students with a current AHA BLS Provider card can complete a BLS renewal in about 2.5 hours, and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED typically runs around 4 hours. For questions or to confirm your course type, contact Safety-Educators at 717-504-5737 or info@safety-educators.com. Additional training is also available through the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross, the American College of Surgeons, the National Rifle Association, the USCCA, and there are EMS continuing education options.

Celebrate creativity and holiday spirit at Renfrew with a hands-on wreath workshop that blends history, tradition, and festive fun. Breathe in the scent of evergreens while sipping hot chocolate and enjoying period music, then craft a fresh, fragrant wreath to take home. Using responsibly harvested winter greens such as pine, cedar, and holly, each participant receives a wire frame and all supplies to build a classic wreath inspired by the rustic Pennsylvania German farmstead. Add your own flair with pinecones, berries, ribbons, and other accents. Friendly instructors provide step-by-step guidance, and no prior crafting experience is needed. Each registration includes a brief walk through the beautifully decorated Royer Museum House for inspiration, all materials, light refreshments, and the workshop component. Registration is per person. This family-friendly activity welcomes participants ages 10 and older, with parent or guardian supervision required for those 16 and under. Capacity is limited to 15 participants.

A spirited showcase spotlights the talents of the entire student body, weaving together music, dance, storytelling, and eye-catching visuals. Festive costumes and seasonal scenery create a warm atmosphere that highlights the heart of the holidays. It is designed for families to experience together and share in the joy. Tickets are popular and often sell quickly.

This casual outing combines music with food and beverages in a cozy little nook. It offers a relaxed atmosphere where attendees can enjoy something to eat or drink while listening to tunes.

A hometown favorite returns to the big screen at the Majestic after three straight years of sold-out showings. Hope sets out for a quiet Christmas, only to have surprise family drop-ins upend everything. As old strains resurface and a particularly persistent guest lingers, she finds that even the most chaotic holiday can feel magical. Directed by Bo Brinkman and featuring Bruce Boxleitner, Lee Majors, and Kate Vernon.

At Nick's Airport Inn, Jill Fulton & The Flying Matlocks bring seasonal cheer with a spirited mix of holiday inspired country, classic rock, and soul. Food and drinks are available during the performance. Reservations are recommended.

Celebrate fiber and textile creativity with a welcoming gathering of the South Cumberland Fiber Guild. Crafters and producers of all kinds are invited, including those who spin, weave, knit, crochet, felt, hook rugs, tend flocks, or cultivate plant-based fibers, as well as anyone curious about the fiber arts. Meetings often feature hands-on workshops, group outings, and public demonstrations, along with relaxed time to spin, knit, crochet, or keep a work in progress moving forward.

Create sparkling framed artwork in a beginner-friendly workshop featuring crushed glass and decorative embellishments. Choose between a wizard silhouette with castles and glowing scenery, or a moonlit castle overlooking the water. All supplies are included, and participants should select their preferred design when signing up. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

This locally beloved feature returns to the Majestic’s screen after three consecutive years of sellouts. Hope plans for a quiet Christmas, but surprise visits from her family reignite old tensions, and a particularly persistent guest complicates things further. In the midst of the chaos, she comes to see how even an imperfect holiday can feel a little magical. Directed by Bo Brinkman and featuring Bruce Boxleitner, Lee Majors, and Kate Vernon.

This food bank distribution asks attendees to bring their own boxes or bags. Placing boxes or cartons in the line will not reserve a spot. Clients will need to complete a self declaration of need form at check-in, which can be filled out on distribution day.

The Capitol Theatre Center brings a holiday gathering built around two showings of White Christmas. One screening invites a sing-along and the other presents the classic version. Between the films, a social hour features festive treats, beverages for adults, non-alcoholic options, and concessions, and guests will have a chance to meet Santa. Concessions and drinks are also available before each screening. Tickets are sold at the door only on the day of the event for $5 per person. Presented with support from Menno Haven.

Bridge of Life presents its annual free Christmas Eve dinner for the community. A complimentary holiday meal is provided.

Find a gentle reset with Soulshine By Shannon during a mini sound meditation at Celebrate Movement. Settle in, breathe deeply, and relax as the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and calming vibrations create a quiet space to recharge your mind, body, and spirit. Arrive a little early to get comfortable. Wear relaxed clothing and bring items that support your comfort, such as a pillow, cushion, blanket, or a topper for your yoga mat. When possible, avoid alcohol or other substances before and after the session. Listen to what your body needs. If you tend to drift off and snore, you may be asked to participate from a chair rather than a floor mat to keep the environment restful for everyone. No prior experience is necessary.

Children unplug to explore color, laughter, and imagination in a supportive, inviting setting. Each participant paints a canvas and heads home excited to share a personal work of art that is completely their own, along with new confidence and a growing sense of independence that comes from trying something new. While the young artists are busy making memories, parents can take a breather with the reassurance that their kids are well cared for. Advance registration is required prior to the event and can be completed online or in person at Chatty Chameleon.

Create a framed floral design with letter tiles at a hands-on workshop in Waynesboro, PA. Paint and personalize your artwork to match your style, and all supplies are included. The cost is $35 per person, and tickets must be purchased ahead of time to secure a spot.

A dome screen presentation uses detailed visuals generated from computer simulations to share the latest understanding of black holes. The journey moves from the earliest moments of the universe through the life and death of stars and the collision of massive galaxies, then culminates in a simulated flight to the supermassive black hole at the heart of our Milky Way. Narration is provided by Liam Neeson. Ticket purchases are final and cannot be transferred.

Experience live music from Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in a multi-sensory concert at Cortland Mansion, illuminated by candlelight. The tentative program includes songs such as “Clocks,” “Fix You,” “Radioactive,” “Believer,” and “Viva la Vida.” The concert lasts 60 minutes, and seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Read and discuss a new book each month at Book Club. The featured selections include West with Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge and Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. Ask at the library’s front desk to borrow a copy.

Mountainfilm on Tour brings a selection of inspiring short documentary films from the Mountainfilm festival to communities around the world. The films share nonfiction stories about environmental, cultural, adventure, political, and social justice issues, reflecting Mountainfilm’s aim to inspire audiences through film, art, and ideas.

Newmyer Flyer presents a tribute to Little Feat, featuring 10 performers from the DMV: Eric Scott, Patty Reese, Tommy Lepson, Bill Starks, Brian Simms, Chuck Underwood, Paul Bell, Chuck Sullivan, Matt Spielman, and Tom Fridrich. The performance celebrates Little Feat’s distinctive blend of rock and roll, funk, rhythm and blues, folk, and soul, with songs including “Dixie Chicken,” “Willin’,” and “Fat Man in the Bathtub.”