Events in Connellsville today

HERB NIGHT at Mountain Herb Connections offers a friendly evening focused on all things herbal. Attendees can receive a complimentary herb plant, ask questions during an Ask the Herbalist Q&A, and enjoy a hibiscus beverage while browsing organic herbal products. A sale features 10 to 20 percent off Earth Goddess Herbs tinctures, tonics, and teas, and there will be information about upcoming herbal events. The gathering is hosted by Judy Weiland Trabbold, Master Herbalist, also known as the Herb Lady and Herb Doc, at Mountain Herb Connections, previously called Mountain Herb Shoppe.

Open to all and free to participate, this run offers a low pressure, friendly atmosphere. Choose between a 3 mile route that typically includes pacers and is marked with green arrows for easy navigation, or a 1 mile option that is more relaxed and self guided, with an app available to follow the course. New participants are asked to complete the 2026 waiver.

Bring your daubers and lucky charms for classic bingo at Mutual Fire Hall. Take part in number calling and card marking with others who love the game.

Celebrate the season along Broad Avenue with fall shopping, warm, comforting finds, and cheerful touches at every turn. Neighbors, visitors, and local businesses come together for a bright, brisk day outside that showcases community spirit and the colors of autumn.

The third annual Fayette Golf For Kids' Sake (GFKS) at Duck Hollow Golf Club combines a full 18-hole round with a cause focused on improving the lives of children. More information will be announced soon.

At Scott C’s Classics & Collectibles, classic cars, coffee, and community come together for a relaxed morning car meet that blends automotive fun with an uplifting moment. Guests can enjoy coffee and a light continental breakfast, then take in a brief message of encouragement. Participants may arrive in their own vehicle to be part of the cruise or simply admire the lineup, explore more than 40 classic cars alongside automotive memorabilia, and play in the vintage video arcade. The atmosphere is family friendly and the event proceeds regardless of weather.

Hot dog Saturday is back at Lowe’s in Uniontown, PA. This hot dog sale raises funds so sons can enjoy scouting. Please note that the stand may close a little earlier than the planned end time.

Maker Days at Touchstone by the Falls is an open air marketplace and community gathering presented by Touchstone Center for Crafts in downtown Ohiopyle. Browse handmade work from regional artists, watch live demonstrations, and take part in hands-on activities set against the backdrop of the falls. Admission is free, the setting is family friendly, and it is a simple way to shop local, support artists, and enjoy art and craft in one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic places.

Oktoberfest returns to the Collinsburg German Club, the Liederkranz, where the celebration is known for being a great time every year. This edition gets even better with 252 Blues adding blues rock favorites yinz know and love.

Experience live music from the band Nuther Round at General George C. Marshall AMVETS Post 103. The Veterans Café will be open for food and drinks. Everyone is welcome to attend, and all guests must be 21 or older with valid ID.

Nuther Round Band makes its debut at Geo C Marshall AMVETS Post 103 with a high energy set of classic rock staples alongside other well known favorites. The performance will feature lively live music and familiar songs.

Roy's Pub hosts an evening of country music, dancing, and food as the Outlaws take over. Bring your dancing shoes and enjoy the music and the menu.

Experience the music of Journey with E5C4P3, a tribute act recognized as the top of its kind worldwide. For more than three decades, the band has captivated audiences with faithful renditions and a show that mirrors the energy and excitement of an authentic Journey concert. Fronted by Jason Kelty, whose Steve Perry sound is remarkably true to the original, the group delivers the biggest hits with note for note precision while also echoing distinct eras of classic tours and videos through period inspired attire. Their performances pair meticulous musicianship with the look and feel of early 1980s Journey. E5C4P3 has entertained hundreds of thousands of fans, with appearances in places such as Okinawa, Japan and a week-long residency at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida. The lineup features Billy Jones on drums, Dan Benezra on keyboards and guitar, George McGrew on guitars and Neal Schon lead vocals, Paul Soos on bass guitar and Gregg Rolie lead vocals, and Jason Kelty as the voice of Steve Perry.

An annual antique fire engine muster returns with a major change this year. Construction at the usual site has prompted a move to the Herman Mihalich Memorial River Launch, bringing the gathering to a riverfront setting while preserving the traditions that define it. The day centers on historic fire apparatus, camaraderie, and pride in the classic fire service. Antique fire engine owners, departments, and spectators are welcome to take part in a broad display of classic rigs.

Returning for a third year, Dusty Acres hosts a community market run by kids, spotlighting local young entrepreneurs and their creativity. Kid-run booths feature seasonal finds like pumpkins, local honey, fall decor, hay, straw, corn stalks, flowers, and handmade crafts. Every purchase supports each child’s business journey and helps nurture real-world skills. Vendors accept cash only. In the lead-up to the event, participating youth vendors are highlighted so shoppers can learn about their offerings in advance.

A big band swing showcase brings well-loved songs to life with selections associated with The Stray Cats, Brian Setzer, Bill Haley and The Comets, Richie Valens, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Bobby Darin, Luis Prima, Eddie Cochran, Jerry Lee Lewis, and more. The performance highlights a vibrant big band sound while celebrating hits connected to these artists and many others.