Events in Cranberry Township, PA

Now in its fourth year, New Brighton Night Mart presents a pop-up market experience in Beaver County. Admission is free and attendees of all ages are welcome. Applications are open for vendors, food trucks, and entertainment. To apply, email newbrightonnightmart@gmail.com with business contact details, photos of your setup, a link to your website or social media, and a brief description of your offerings. Applicants will receive a response from Mana of Darling Events or Kevin of PHC, the event founders and organizers.

Build strength and tone from head to toe in a body sculpt class rooted in weight and strength training, with extra attention on the core. Consistent participation can lead to more defined muscles and a metabolism boost that helps burn additional calories during workouts. The format also supports healthier bones and joints. Every movement offers modifications so the intensity can be adjusted to fit individual needs.

A weekly casual Pokemon league offers a relaxed setting to play and connect with fellow fans. There is no cost to attend, and every participant receives a pack simply for showing up.

This weekly Pokemon league brings players together to play in a friendly setting. There is no cost to participate, and a promo pack may be provided for playing, subject to availability.

Move to popular music while learning accessible routines in a SHiNE Dance Fitness class designed for every ability level. Influenced by jazz, ballet, and hip hop, this upbeat session offers a creative break from everyday pressures. Enjoy an energetic cardio workout paired with toning exercises for head to toe conditioning in an uplifting, body positive setting that builds confidence and a sense of community. No prior dance experience is needed, and everyone is welcome. Attend in person in Emphico or participate virtually, with registration available through the MindBody app or a provided link.

This MTG Commander Night at the Forge features open Commander play with no power level restrictions. Players can bring any deck, and a brief Rule 0 conversation to align on the type of game is important, along with being considerate of fellow participants. Proxies are permitted, and members may BYOB. Minors must be 14 or older and supervised by a parent.

Moon Market & Music returns to Moon Park, presented by Clearview Federal Credit Union. Explore a vendor marketplace, enjoy food trucks along with craft beer and wine, and take part in free family activities while Eighties Enough delivers an 80s tribute live in concert. A free kids activity will be announced. Supporting sponsors include Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, The Gina Cuccaro Team, Home Genius Exteriors, and Howard Hanna West Suburban Office, Heather Greenwald.

POUND Unplugged blends targeted, high intensity movement with calming resets, rhythmic breathwork, and meditation. The session is quick, efficient, and challenging, guiding participants through an intentional experience that supports whole person wellness across mental, physical, and emotional domains. Using Ripstix exercise drumsticks, it links movement and sound to create an immersive, sensory workout. Registration is available through the MindBody app.

Experience a guided yoga session that embraces the physical, mental, and spiritual roots of a tradition that began in ancient India. The class welcomes all fitness levels, with modifications available so everyone can participate comfortably. Expect mindful stretching that focuses on lengthening muscles and supporting flexibility, with regular practice helping to improve range of motion. A backdrop of cool, relaxing music sets a calm mood for movement and focus. Advance booking is requested through the MindBody app.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting is held at Allegheny General Hospital Suburban Campus in the second floor conference room. The space is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Individuals seeking recovery from food-related struggles are welcome, including those who identify as overeaters, food addicts, anorexic, bulimic, orthorexic, or compulsive exercisers. People interested in learning about the OA program, such as students, support people, or healthcare professionals, may also attend, and all visitors are asked to safeguard the privacy and anonymity of participants. The gathering is rooted in a 12 step approach to recovery and focuses on issues like binge eating, purging, restricting, and food obsession. Meetings do not take place on holidays. Visitor etiquette information is available.

Designed for those who enjoy cardio and dance-inspired choreography, this Kettlebell AMPD class pairs energetic music with choreographed kettlebell sequences and classic strength training. Lightweight kettlebells are used in both traditional and creative ways to work the entire body, build strength, elevate heart rate, and support functional movement. The format is intended to be safe and accessible for all ages and fitness levels. Kettlebells are provided for in-person classes. Virtual participants should have their own kettlebell, with beginners encouraged to use 5 pounds or less. Reserve a spot through the MindBody app.

Star Wars Unlimited weekly play features either Draft or Constructed formats. The entry fee is $15. A Discord server provides up to date information on which format will be used each week.

At the Irvine Park Gazebo, the “Let’s Roll” Rally brings the community together for a 25th anniversary 9/11 memorial ceremony and picnic. The program includes the National Anthem, the Pledge of Allegiance, a 9/11 poem, a placement of flowers, and additional performances, ceremonies, and speakers. Live music is planned from The Swingin’ BopCats Big Band. The Association of Vietnam Veterans of America #862, Beaver County, is the host, and the gathering serves as a fundraiser to help build a war memorial in Quay Park honoring Gulf War and Desert Storm MIA and deceased veterans. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or lawn chairs, along with an American flag, for a reflective time of remembrance and community.

Entry is $15. Every participant receives three booster packs and a promo pack for taking part, and earns one additional booster for each win. To be ready, create a Riot account and a Carde.io player account in advance.

Man of La Mancha, a Broadway classic and among the earliest musicals to adapt historical literature, brings Cervantes’s 17th century tale to the stage. Don Quixote mistakes windmills for giants and a tavern for a castle, yet he also raises a downtrodden woman to the status of a lady and shows how an old man's conviction can make him a knight. The score features Dulcinea, Quest, and the well known The Impossible Dream. Presented in an intimate setting at The Strand that keeps every detail within view. Reserved seating is priced from $30 to $40.

This MTG draft features three rounds with a $25 entry fee. Prizes are two packs for each win, or, when noted as UB, one pack for attending plus one pack per win. For the latest details, updates are shared on the event’s Discord.

Experience a music-fueled POUND class that turns drumming into fitness. Using Ripstix, the lightly weighted drumsticks made for exercise, participants move through a full-body session that blends cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired exercises. Suitable for every fitness level, the upbeat setting encourages letting go, boosting energy, and building strength while having fun. Offered in the studio or online.

An annual memorial walk returns to the track at RMU Island Sports Center, creating a thoughtful space to remember and celebrate babies who have died. Participation is free, and teams are encouraged for those who want to walk together in tribute. The gathering reflects the mission of Emma's Footprints, which supports families who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss with care and compassion.

A two day Warhammer 40,000 grand tournament brings five rounds of competitive play with a $50 entry fee. Participants field 2000 point armies built under the official 11th edition rules. Select Legends units are permitted, primarily those tied to discontinued models, while Legends options that only represent alternate wargear for current units are not allowed. Conversions are acceptable when they match the correct base size and maintain a comparable overall height to the official kit. Prior approval is required for both Legends selections and conversions through the tournament organizers or the event’s Discord channel. Missions follow the official Event Companion layouts in the sequence A, B, C, A, B across the five rounds. Each player begins with 10 battle ready points. Store credit is awarded to the top eight players, scaled to attendance, with additional recognition for hobby excellence such as best painted armies and standout individual models, plus awards for top performers within each faction.

Discover practical ways to reduce food waste while saving money and caring for the planet. This free program, hosted by the Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls and supported by NOVA Chemicals, explores how waste affects people and the environment, how to spot strong grocery deals, and simple strategies to make the most of what is already in the kitchen. A hands-on demonstration will showcase zero waste recipes you can replicate at home. Food item donations will be collected for the Salvation Army Food Bank serving Beaver Falls. For questions, contact laurab@prc.org.

The entry fee is $5, and prizes may include packs and promotional items, subject to availability.

At I.S. and Gertrude Sahli Nature Park, this afternoon gathering centers on connection, creativity, and the turning of the seasons. It unfolds as a picnic focused on spiritual practice, where participants can offer one another tarot readings, share Reiki, trade crystals or meaningful trinkets, sip tea, and make crafts together. The Healing Waters Ceremonial Tea Bar features handcrafted ceremonial teas with supportive herbs. The experience includes a brief grounding meditation with shared intentions for autumn, hands-on art making paired with seasonal treats, and a focused drum circle that invites group rhythm and a deeper bond with the land. Attendees are encouraged to bring instruments such as drums, rattles, or bells, along with crystals, small treasures, or tarot decks to share or swap. A blanket or cushion suits the picnic setting. Fairy-inspired attire is welcome for a playful celebration in a natural setting.

One Piece Saturday Nights features a $5 entry. Packs and promo items are offered as prizes, subject to availability.

This event features casual Commander play with complimentary pizza for all attendees. Participants can also pick up the usual Commander promo items that are distributed on Wednesdays. It offers an easygoing setting for games and promos.

An outdoor parking lot party features live music from One Eyed Owl and food from Papa Wood BBQ at a lodge. The event is open to all. If the weather changes, the gathering will move indoors.

Step into a 70s-inspired ballroom evening that begins with rumba and tango instruction from Matt Stehle of Rooted in Movement, then flows into open social dancing. A shared snack table will be available for those who wish to bring something to contribute, and a cash bar will be on hand. Dressing in 70s-themed attire is encouraged for anyone who wants to match the vibe. These dances are held on the second Saturday of each month. Admission is $15 for members, $20 for non-members, and $10 for college students.

A stripped-down performance with a bold edge comes to Fermata. Expect an intimate acoustic vibe that still carries plenty of energy.

Movies in the Moonlight, presented by Clearview, sets the scene for a casual screening at the Moon Park Amphitheater. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and settle in for a relaxed movie experience.

Enjoy a weekly One Piece tournament at the Fabricator's Forge. The entry fee is $5. Official prize kits are available as awards, and the store offers additional prizes that depend on attendance.

This weekly in-store tournament features constructed format play. The entry fee is $15. Every participant receives two booster packs just for taking part. Prizes include official promotional packs, along with one additional pack awarded for each win.

At Cranberry Highlands Golf Course, a collaborative golf classic brings together Alliance for Nonprofit Resources, Jean B. Purvis Community Health Center, and Nonprofit Development Corporation to support programs serving U.S. military veterans. Proceeds support transportation services for veterans through ANR, dental care and other health services at the community health center, and workforce development with supportive employment through NDC.

Miss Megan hosts a monthly book club where participants bring the book they are currently reading and enjoy some guilt free shelf indulgence with fellow readers. Recommended for ages 15 and up.

This canine blood drive at Canine Kingdom is presented in partnership with NAVBB. Appointments are required. Dogs that are healthy and friendly, weigh at least 50 pounds, are between 1 and 8 years old, and are current on vaccinations are typically eligible, with final requirements confirmed during registration. If your dog is participating, please ensure they are in daycare that day, or bring them just for their blood draw if you prefer. Special arrangements can be requested if needed. For questions or to schedule, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com. Each donation helps provide lifesaving blood for dogs who need transfusions for emergencies, surgeries, and other medical treatments.

Enjoy a free lunchtime concert at Robin Hill Park as part of the Robin Hill Lunch Time Concert Series presented by Clearview. This installment features the Doo Wop Doctors. Pack a lunch, bring a picnic chair or blanket, and relax outdoors while the music plays.

This drive-up food distribution offers a selection of loose groceries in family-sized portions, including produce, shelf-stable items, and frozen proteins. Remain in your vehicle while prepacked boxes are placed in your trunk for an easy pickup. Vegetarian options are available.

Presented by the Beaver Area Heritage Foundation, The Miller Family Foundation, and the Beaver Women’s Club, this returning edition of the Beaver Tales Storytelling Festival features nationally recognized tellers Sarah Brady, Adam Booth, Laura Packer, and Elizabeth Rose. Their performances highlight culture, humor, and the connections we share across communities. Suitable for families, with additional information to be announced.

Black Label Society takes the stage at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, PA for a live concert.

A community flower market created to support local flower farmers and artists as they share their work and connect with the community. Browse locally grown blooms, handmade artwork, and garden-themed items. Admission is free, and the event takes place rain or shine.

The Homewood Heritage Festival celebrates local culture, history, and community pride with family-friendly fun. Browse works from local vendors and artists, enjoy live music and performances, and sample food rooted in tradition. Explore storytelling and historical displays, and look for special highlights like the Lucky Ducky Derby. Free attractions include carriage rides through town, hand-drawn caricatures, a petting zoo, and a bouncy house. Additional offerings feature henna, permanent jewelry, and tattoos, plus a car cruise and a community yard sale. Games, crafts, and contests keep the energy high, and there are auctions, raffles, and a 50/50. An all-you-can-eat breakfast is available. The festival honors the roots of Homewood while celebrating its bright future.

At Old Economy Village, Roots of Community: Garden Day centers on community, cultivation, and care while marking the midpoint of the America250 programming. Visitors can explore the historic grounds and learn how gardening supported the Harmony Society and helped nurture collaboration, creativity, and connection. The day features engaging demonstrations and activities, including a rain barrel showcase with the Pennsylvania Resource Council and a Pennsylvania native plant sale hosted by Green Forks. Douglass Oster presents on the magic of heirlooms, followed by a guided walk through the gardens with PHMC historic horticulturist Alexis Evans, who also introduces soil health fundamentals and demonstrates plant and soil testing using X-ray fluorescence technology. Traditional skills come to life through interactive flax processing, with additional hands-on stations for kids such as soap felting and plant fiber sampling. Joanne Martin explains why fiber hemp is regenerative, highlighting consumer uses in clothing, personal care, and food. Farmer Shawn demonstrates his Worm Farm composting system and draws on two decades in urban agriculture, serving on the PASA Sustainable Agriculture board and as the Philadelphia Advisor for the Agricultural Conservation Assistance Program. An air quality information table is available, and Honey So Good offers local honey for purchase alongside beekeeping insights. Guided tours of Old Economy Village’s historic buildings are included with admission, and a historic garden tour with Alexis Evans is also offered. It is a welcoming celebration of gardening’s role in sustaining people and place across generations.

Compete in a Planetary Qualifier featuring Ashes of the Empire in a Limited format. The event begins with sealed Swiss play that includes deck construction and continues for five or more rounds, then moves to a Top 8 cut where finalists draft, build, and face off in three single elimination matches. A lunch break follows Round 3, and players who drop can take part in on demand drafts afterward. Entry is 60 dollars. Both a ticket purchase and registration on melee.gg are required, and anyone who has not completed both steps by the stated deadline will be removed from the event without a refund. Every attendee receives six Ashes of the Empire bonus booster packs, bringing the total number of packs received for attending to at least twelve. Each round also features a random giveaway of one or two Ashes of the Empire Carbonite booster packs. Additional prizes await the Top 8. Places five through eight receive six Ashes of the Empire booster packs and one Ashes of the Empire Carbonite booster pack. Third and fourth receive twelve Ashes of the Empire booster packs and two Ashes of the Empire Carbonite booster packs. The runner up earns one Ashes of the Empire booster box and four Ashes of the Empire Carbonite booster packs, and the champion claims three Ashes of the Empire booster boxes and six Ashes of the Empire Carbonite booster packs. Promotional rewards include a Marrok - Mysterious Warrior participation card, Luke Skywalker - Answering The Call cards for the Top 8, Planetary Qualifier initiative tokens for the Top 4, and a champion playmat. As part of Season 2, top finishers also earn Qualifier Points toward a Galactic Championship Invitation, with the points awarded based on the number of participants.

Animal-loving children can spend time with Jack Jack, the Tiny Frenchi, in a setting that encourages reading and kind interaction. Kids can read to him, read with him, and enjoy nurturing this sweet companion. Consider making the third Saturday of each month a Jack Jack day.

A special celebration at Canine Kingdom honors pups with September birthdays. It features a complimentary treat for the birthday dog, a keepsake photo, and a 15 percent discount on purchases available during the party. Attendees may arrive at any time while the celebration is underway, and birthday pups can enjoy plenty of attention.

BFJ's Kidstruction Club offers a hands-on afternoon centered on building and imagination. New and experienced makers can assemble high-rise castles, original designs, or whatever ideas come to mind using LEGO, blocks, and other construction toys. Participants are welcome to bring favorite blocks or an in-progress set from home, or make use of the library collection to explore and experiment. The atmosphere encourages creativity, play, and connection.

Step into the luminous world of 18th century transparencies, an art form that charmed households in the 1770s with layered images that glow when held to candlelight or a sunny window. In this hands-on workshop, participants create a personal transparency using paper, acetate, and layered design techniques. Work from a provided pattern or sketch an original concept, then explore how cutting, stacking, and light interact to produce a radiant image. The session welcomes artists and crafters of every skill level and offers a chance to experiment with light and shadow while connecting with a historic tradition. Everyone will finish with a piece ready to display in a window or against a bright light source at home. All materials are included. Recommended for ages 9 and up. Instruction is led by Sandra Jacobs, a self-taught multidisciplinary artist working in printmaking, painting, and photography. Her practice reflects resilience and a deep focus on wildlife and the local landscape. Following recovery from cancer, she turned her attention to sharing her vision with the public and exploring themes of symbolism and beauty. She is a People’s Choice Award recipient at the North Hills Art Center, collaborates frequently with galleries across Western Pennsylvania, and serves as an artist-educator in Beaver County.

Mastodon performs live at Stage AE in Pittsburgh.

An autumn cleanup day focused on beautifying Beaver Falls. The event centers on sprucing up the area during the fall season.

This gathering at Tavern Pizza convenes area residents, small business owners, and civic leaders for a discussion centered on Bellevue Forward, a nonprofit focused on economic development, cultural vibrancy, and community engagement. The conversation will highlight current projects and explore ways the community can participate in initiatives that support local prosperity and neighborhood well-being.

Wise Walk is a group walk on the Montour Trail. Participants gather near the trail for a relaxed outing. In case of rain, check the website or Facebook for updates about time, location, or possible cancellation. For questions, contact the Robinson Twp. Library at 412-787-3906 or adamskip@einetwork.net.

Moon Park sets the scene for an evening of community fun, featuring a lively vendor market, tasty food trucks, craft beer and wine, and a live concert by Bobby Thompson and The Chosen Few delivering roots-inspired rock. Children can enjoy complimentary pumpkin painting, made possible through sponsor support. The event is presented with support from Clearview Federal Credit Union as presenting sponsor, along with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, the Gina Cuccaro Team, Home Genius Exteriors, and the Howard Hanna West Suburban Office with Heather Greenwald.

Learn how to prepare for a GED with Literacy Pittsburgh during an information session hosted by Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls. Literacy Pittsburgh offers free GED classes and tutoring in Allegheny and Beaver counties with scheduling that fits your needs. Interested students can hear about available services and start the registration process. For details, call 412-292-7097 or 724-846-4340.

This is a free, community-focused wellness walk at Avalon Community Park. Before setting off, Dr. Owen and a visiting health professional share a short health topic, then participants walk together on the paved loop. Suitable for every age and fitness level. No advance sign-up is required. Meet at the BABA field to start along the paved loop. Keystone Physicians DPC presents the program.

Experience the Reality Fracture Prerelease in a Sealed format, with multiple sessions available and one session offered as a Draft. Players have one hour to build a 40-card minimum deck, then play three rounds at 50 minutes each using best-of-three matches. Prizes are performance based, with one Play Pack awarded for each match win, and players who record three wins receive a Collector Booster instead of a Play Pack. For prize calculations, two draws count as one win. Tickets are available in three tiers. The Standard option is $28 and includes a prerelease kit and event prizing. The Premium option is $45 and adds four bonus packs priced at $3.50 each, plus event prizing. The VIP option is $110 and includes a prerelease kit, four play packs, two Collector Packs, and $30 in credit for supplies, and also lets you choose your school of magic. A Wizards Account is required to participate, so please create one before registering.

Creatives from every discipline gather for a recurring meetup focused on connection and community. Visual artists, musicians, performers, writers, and others can mingle in a relaxed setting, exchange ideas and inspiration, uncover collaboration opportunities, and discover new creative spaces across the North Boroughs. The host venue changes each month. Welcomes artists at any stage, from beginners to established professionals. Free to attend.

Experience a mega draft built around a six pack structure. Players open two packs at once, choose two cards, then pass to the next player, continuing until drafting is complete. The event uses three rounds of best of three matches. Prizes award one play pack for each match win, and a perfect three win record upgrades the prize to a collector booster. For prize calculations, two draws count as a single win. Ticket options include a standard pass for $28 with a prerelease kit and event prizing, a premium option for $45 that adds four bonus packs priced at $3.50 each, and a VIP option for $110 that includes a prerelease kit, four play packs, two collector packs, and a $30 credit for supplies. VIP participants also choose a school of magic for this event. A Wizards Account is required and should be created before registering.

At this walk-in food distribution, participants move through a line of groceries and choose the items that best fit their household’s needs. Selections include produce, shelf-stable foods, and frozen proteins in portions sized for families, and vegetarian options are available. The choose-what-you-need format offers flexible support for households.

Economy Borough Community Day brings neighbors together at the Economy Borough Municipal Complex for a festive afternoon that concludes with a fireworks show by Pyrotecnico. Businesses and organizations interested in participating as vendors or sponsors can reach Travis at 724-869-4779, ext. 1, or travis@economyborough.org to learn more.

Get a first look at Reality Fracture with a Sealed prerelease featuring a dedicated one hour build period to craft a minimum 40 card deck, followed by three best of three matches at 50 minutes each. Prizes are tied to results, with one play pack awarded per match win. Players who finish with three wins receive a Collector Booster in place of the standard play pack for that result, and for prize calculations two draws count as one win. Multiple sessions are scheduled. Tickets are offered at three levels. The standard option is $28 and includes a prerelease kit and event prizing. The premium option is $45 and adds four bonus packs to the prerelease kit and event prizing. The VIP option is $110 and includes a prerelease kit, four play packs, two Collector Packs, and a $30 supplies credit, plus the ability to choose your school of magic for this event. Participation requires a Wizards Account, so please create one before registering.

Enjoy live music from the Pierce Dipner Band at Big Sewickley Creek Brewery with no cover charge.

A monthly dance at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center spotlights favorite movie music with a touch of red carpet flair. Dress up a little if you want to match the theme, then take part in a bolero lesson led by Chris Roth of Steel City Ballroom, followed by social ballroom dancing. Admission is $15 and includes the lesson, dancing, and snacks. Contributions to the snack table are welcome.

Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals appear at Mr Small's Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA.

Rust Valley Revival returns to Beaver Falls Turners for another night of good times with a friendly crowd.

This golf outing at The Club at Shadow Lakes uses a shotgun start format. The entry fee is $125 per person and includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, and dinner, plus prizes, a Chinese auction, and a raffle. Registration occurs before play begins, and a putting contest is available beforehand for those who check in before the contest cutoff. A registration deadline applies. For more information, call Pat Walther at 412-303-1151.

This prerelease uses the Sealed format. Players receive a prerelease kit, then have one hour to build a deck of at least 40 cards before playing three 50 minute rounds, each best of three. Prizes are based on results, with one Play pack awarded per match win. Players who finish with three wins receive a Collector Booster pack in place of a Play pack, and for prize purposes two draws count as one win. Tickets are offered at three levels. Standard is $28 and includes a prerelease kit with event prizing. Premium is $45 and adds four bonus packs. VIP is $110 and includes a prerelease kit, four play packs, two Collector packs, and $30 in supplies credit. This event also lets participants choose a school of magic. A Wizards Account is required and should be created before registering.

This prerelease uses the Sealed format. Players have one hour to build a deck with a minimum of 40 cards, then compete in three 50 minute rounds of best of three matches. Prizing awards one Play pack per win, and anyone who finishes with three wins receives a Collector Booster pack instead of a Play pack. For prize purposes, two draws count as one win. Tickets are available in three tiers. The standard ticket is $28 and includes a prerelease kit and event prizing. The premium ticket is $45 and includes a prerelease kit with four bonus packs at $3.50 per pack and event prizing. The VIP ticket is $110 and includes a prerelease kit, four play packs, two Collector Packs, and $30 credit for supplies. For this event you also get to pick your school of magic. A Wizards Account is required, so create one before registering.

This prerelease event features Sealed play with a one-hour deck-building period to construct a minimum 40-card deck, followed by three best-of-three rounds lasting 50 minutes each. Prizes award one Play pack per win, and players who finish with three wins receive a Collector Booster pack in place of a Play pack. For prize purposes, two draws count as one win. Entry options include a $28 standard ticket with a prerelease kit and event prizing, a $45 premium ticket with a prerelease kit plus four bonus packs and event prizing, and a $110 VIP ticket with a prerelease kit, four play packs, two Collector Packs, and $30 in credit for supplies. VIP entrants also choose a school of magic for this event. A Wizards Account is required.

Olivia Rodrigo takes the stage for a live concert at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, bringing fans together for an in-person performance.

Grammy and Dove Award nominated Christian singer-songwriter Rhett Walker brings his Southern rock sound and faith-centered storytelling to a rescheduled performance following an earlier postponement. His debut single, When Mercy Found Me, earned a Grammy nomination and introduced his heartfelt approach to the genre. His catalog includes Gospel Song, Somebody Say Amen, Believer, and Man on the Middle Cross, sharing messages of faith and redemption. Seating is reserved.

Reuben’s Painted Mandolin delivers two consecutive nights of music from the Jerry Garcia Band at Big Sewickley Creek Brewery. Across both evenings the band performs four total sets and adds a pair of twists along the way.

Movies in the Moonlight comes to the Moon Park Amphitheater, presented by Clearview. Screenings start at dusk. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket for comfortable seating and take in the show.

Challenge your endurance at a 6-hour timed trail event at Brady’s Run Park, built around a 2.1 mile loop where the goal is to complete as many laps as possible before the clock runs out. Run, hike, or walk, the course is anything but flat, with about 400 feet of climbing and descending each loop. The first half includes two significant climbs up to the high point near mile one, then a flowing descent through winding switchbacks in a hemlock forest before a stretch on a service road that leads back to the Four Seasons Pavilion finish. Take it on solo or pair up for a two person relay. Awards honor the top three men, the top three women, and the top three relay teams, along with recognition for the fastest single loop by a male and a female. Early bird pricing is available, with individual entries starting at $55 and relay teams starting at $90.

The 4th Annual New Brighton Witches Night Out offers Halloween-themed fun. Start planning your costume now. For vendor and participation information, email darlingeventsbymana@gmail.com.

This monthly competition uses a head to head knockout format with five strikes. Rounds rotate between DMD, SS, and EM. The cost is a $15 Dojo fee that puts all games on free play, plus a $5 tournament fee that is paid out in full. It is BYOB. Late arrivals receive a strike for each round missed.

Bang Bang assembles a vibrant cast led by local artist Ingrid Ulrich for a high‑energy variety spectacular packed with soaring vocals, sharp choreography, quick‑witted comedy, and constant surprises. The show blends the sparkle of Las Vegas, the intimacy of cabaret, and the polish of Broadway, keeping the momentum high from the opening beat to the final bow. Each performer adds a distinct flair, creating a whirlwind of music, daring stunts, and crowd‑pleasing dance with a playful nod to vintage vaudeville. Crafted to entertain audiences of all ages, this colorful production arrives for its Strand debut.

BGHS boys soccer will compete at Fremont Ross, with both varsity and junior varsity matchups on the schedule.

An event featuring Two Door Cinema Club will be held at Citizens Live at The Wylie in Pittsburgh, PA.

A lively, quick-moving morning gathering that brings chamber members and the local business community together to hear updates, expand networks, and spark collaboration.

Catch Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds at Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Celebrate craft and community with a day devoted to blacksmithing at Old Economy Village, presented as part of the America 250 commemorations. Step into the world of the Harmony Society and see how the forge supplied tools, hardware, and infrastructure that supported daily life in one of early America’s most forward‑thinking communal communities. Visitors can watch live work at the anvil, try hands-on activities, and discover how the Harmonists blended skill, cooperation, and ingenuity to turn raw iron into the objects that kept their village running. The experience highlights the importance of craftsmanship, teamwork, and innovation in building a thriving 19th‑century community, offering a direct connection to the nation’s industrial and communal heritage. Highlights include brass pours with Bob Pickens and his portable “Foundry on Wheels,” making “Drive‑In Hooks” from Capewell Horse‑Shoe Nails with Randy Palluch, and a “Rivet Forge” demonstration by Chris Holt, along with additional activities. Families can watch history come to life and explore the art, science, and legacy of blacksmithing in early American life. This event is supported by an America250 Beaver County Mini‑Grant.

Part of the American Journeys series from the Daughters of the American Revolution, this program supports the American250 effort and is presented by docents Karen Coates and Sally Fitzgerald. This installment delves into obsolete, unusual, and spooky aspects of the past in a format designed to inform and entertain. Earlier sessions in the series examined how wedding customs in America developed from simple 18th century beginnings to modern ceremony etiquette, along with a program centered on fun and leisure. Look forward to a lively exploration of curious history guided by knowledgeable presenters.

Nosferatu, the seminal 1922 silent film inspired by Bram Stoker’s Dracula, returns to the big screen with live piano. Pianist, composer, and arranger Tom Roberts performs his newly commissioned score, created for The Pittsburgh Silent Film Society and The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, drawing on early German Romantic influences and traditional music of the Gitan of Romania. Experience this landmark of early cinema as audiences once did, with a live pianist bringing the suspense and atmosphere to life. General admission is $15.

Celebrate the fourth year of the New Brighton Night Mart, a free, family-friendly pop-up market in Beaver County. The market welcomes vendors, food trucks, and entertainment partners, and applications are open by email at newbrightonnightmart@gmail.com. To be considered, include business contact information, photos of your setup, a link to your website or social media, and a brief summary of what you offer. Questions about vending are handled by email only, and replies will come from Mana of Darling Events or Kevin of PHC, the event founders and organizers.

This long running NH Cheer tradition features a two day camp that includes sideline cheering during the first half of Friday night's game. The cost is $65 and covers both camp days and sideline participation. Capacity is limited to 175 participants. The program is designed to build connections with young fans.

Support lifesaving care for dogs through a canine blood drive presented in partnership with NAVBB. Donations help provide blood needed for emergencies, surgeries, and ongoing treatments. Appointments are required. Dogs can take part while in daycare, or they can come solely for a donation appointment, and special arrangements can be discussed with the organizers. Donors are typically healthy and friendly, weigh at least 50 pounds, are between one and eight years old, and are current on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. To schedule or ask questions, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

Celebrate the season in New Brighton with a townwide yard sale paired with a lively downtown fall festival. Neighborhoods across the community and nearby areas open their garages and lawns to treasure seekers, with tables of vintage pieces, antiques, home décor, clothing, and other unexpected finds waiting to be discovered. In the heart of town, the festival adds to the day with live entertainment from local performers, food and seasonal sweets, shopping with vendors, and specials from small businesses. Families will find plenty of fall-themed activities for all ages, and admission is free. Residents who want to include their homes in the yard sale can email their address to newbrightonyardsale@gmail.com. Vendors interested in a space should email fallfest@newbrightonpa.org with links to business social media or a website, photos of their setup, a description of the items for sale, and basic contact information. Entertainers can apply by sending links to their online presence, a clear performance video, and hourly rates to fallfest@newbrightonpa.org. Organizers advise that participation requests are handled by email rather than through comments, and general questions can be directed to New Brighton Borough at 724-846-1870 ext. 1108.

Celebrate October birthdays at Canine Kingdom with a pup focused party. Birthday dogs receive a complimentary treat, a playful photo to remember the day, and 15 percent off shopping during the event. Drop in during the celebration so your dog can soak up plenty of birthday attention.

The Zep Show brings an immersive burst of sight and sound to The Strand Theater, channeling the dawn of classic rock. Four seasoned, full-time musicians unite with tight chemistry and a shared devotion to live rock, igniting theater and festival crowds across North America. Expect virtuoso playing, faithful vocals, and vivid staging that together recreate Led Zeppelin's late 1960s to early 1970s era with striking authenticity.

Part of the St. John's Music Series, this jazz concert at St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church features Pittsburgh jazz vocalist Kathy Connor with a jazz instrumental ensemble. Admission is free. A Flavors of Oktoberfest reception follows the concert, offering seasonal bites and drinks.

A mysterious vintage bus rumbles through Zelienople and Harmony, led by a ghoulish guide who spins eerie tales as the light fades. Two decades after its first unexplained appearances, this rolling tour returns to explore shadowy lanes and hidden corners, blending spooky storytelling with moments that can provoke both chills and laughter. The outing is intended to be family-friendly, though it includes dark areas and ghost stories, so parents may wish to consider their child’s comfort with such themes. Adult tickets are $24 and tickets for children under 12 are $19. Buying in advance is recommended, especially for groups of 10 or more.

Pumpkin Palooza at Corless Funeral Homes invites families to celebrate the season with free fall fun. Carve or paint a pumpkin, with pumpkins and supplies available while supplies last. Enjoy fall treats and refreshments, capture memorable photos, and take part in activities designed for all ages.

The Dragonball FW Starter Deck Event (FS13/FS14) features a $20 entry, which covers a starter deck, extra packs determined by the deck’s price, and official Bandai promotional items.

A brand new one act musical debuts with a family friendly storyline and original pop rock songs. Three former bandmates, long estranged, receive an invitation to a Halloween party. They arrive in costume and discover they are the only guests, inside a haunted house that also hosted their last high school show, the night their group and friendship fell apart. The story follows their effort to reconnect and find their voices so they can get out. Suitable for all ages, it is planned with moms, daughters, grandmothers, and the whole family in mind. Reserved seating is $20.

This monthly ballroom event at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center brings a neon, 1980s vibe. The playlist highlights hits from the decade, and bold, bright, vintage attire is encouraged for those who want to match the theme. It begins with a west coast swing lesson led by Frank Blakemore and Victoria Andromalos-Dale of Frank and Victoria Dance, then transitions to social ballroom dancing. Admission is $15 and includes the lesson, dancing, and snacks, and contributions to the snack table are welcome.

Set in Zelienople, this fall-themed community run features a chip timed 5K and a 1 mile fun run or walk. Costumes are encouraged for a festive atmosphere, and an outdoor celebration with food, fun, and prizes follows the races. Proceeds support the St. Gregory School Parent-Teacher Organization and Athletic Programs. The course blends flat sections with gentle rolling hills. Packet pickup is available on race day, and parking is offered in the upper church lot and on surrounding streets. Chip timing is provided by Miles of Smiles. Awards recognize top overall men and women in both distances as well as age group finishers. The 5K honors the top three in each age bracket, while the 1 mile awards the top three in the younger divisions and the top two in adult groups. A new finisher medal awaits participants. Registration uses tiered pricing, with the 5K offered at $25, $30, and $35 for same day entry, and the 1 mile at $20, $25, and $35 for same day entry. A T-shirt featuring the GPR Runnin' Pumpkin logo is guaranteed for those who register by the deadline.

Sleeping With Sirens takes the stage for a live performance at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, PA.

An allergy-friendly Halloween event at the Municipal Building welcomes children to meet Frankie the Scarecrow and Chrissy Rubino. Peanut and tree nut free snacks, plus non candy items, will be available so kids with or without allergies can enjoy the festivities.

Explore a lively pop-up marketplace in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where more than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, including a newly added space to browse even more finds. Discover handcrafted pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other creations from Nova Scotian artisans and makers. Enjoy local flavors from food trucks and food vendors offering baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods and beverages, and local wines. Live music and outdoor tents set a festive scene, and a weekend pass bracelet is included with admission for easy access across both days. Service dogs are the only animals permitted inside buildings. Cash is recommended for the best experience. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Start the day with a fast-moving session that brings chamber members and the local business community together. Get concise chamber updates, build connections through networking, and explore opportunities for collaboration. The pace is brisk, the focus is practical, and the aim is to strengthen relationships across the business community.

Mark the release of Gundam GD06 with a sealed play event. The entry fee is $30, and players will use six packs to build 40 card decks. For each participant, one bonus pack is added to the overall prize pool. If the event reaches capacity, admission will be prioritized based on the order in which tickets were purchased.

The 9th Annual Santa Paws for a Cause arrives with the theme It’s A WonderFUR Life at Pittsburgh Marriott North. The evening begins with a cocktail hour and then moves into the main program. Guests can enjoy an American buffet dinner featuring pistachio crusted chicken with glaze and sliced flatiron steak with a shallot sherry demi. Sides include redskin potato salad, a house chopped salad and a garden salad, tomato with fresh mozzarella, a fresh fruit display, and plenty of rolls. Starbucks coffee and Pure Leaf teas will be served. Activities include a 50/50, baskets, and a new in-event space scavenger hunt. Tickets are $65 per person and include dinner and one drink, while a table is $650 and includes ten dinner and drink tickets along with a reserved table.

The 26th annual auction presents a 1776-themed celebration of the nation’s founding during its 250th year. This is the school’s largest fundraising event. Additional information will be announced in the months ahead.

Players face off head to head in a knockout format, taking a strike for each loss until five strikes end their run. Matches cycle through DMD, SS, and EM to keep the action varied. The cost is a $15 Dojo fee that includes free play on all games, plus a $5 tournament fee that goes 100 percent to the payout. Participants may bring their own beverages. Those who arrive after competition begins receive one strike for every round they miss.

Double Take brings a high-energy live tribute to rock and roll to Kendrew's Lounge, covering favorites from the '70s, '80s, and beyond. Fronted by two dynamic female vocalists, the band delivers a set packed with throwback anthems and driving, dance-ready rock.

A team-based Bowl-A-Thon invites participants to assemble a group and take part, with the goal of making this year’s edition memorable. Put together your lineup and get ready to bowl together.

Enjoy sealed play where each participant builds a 40 card deck from six packs. The entry fee is $30. The overall prize pool increases by one bonus pack for every player. If capacity is reached, admission is prioritized in the order tickets were purchased.

This canine blood drive at Canine Kingdom supports dogs in need of transfusions for emergencies, surgeries, and medical treatments. Participation is by appointment. Dogs typically qualify if they are healthy and friendly, weigh at least 50 pounds, are between 1 and 8 years old, and are current on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. If your pup attends daycare, make sure they are in daycare that day, or bring them just for the blood draw if you prefer. Special arrangements can be requested when scheduling. To book an appointment or ask questions, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

Miracle on 34th Street The Musical brings a Broadway Christmas to The Strand, reimagining the cherished film as a stage celebration of love and belief in a skeptical New York City. Kris Kringle maintains he is the real Santa Claus, and his goodwill ripples through the city, touching a doubtful young girl and her divorced mother, and even softening the rivalry between Macy’s and Gimbles. The production is part of the ’Tis The Season Subscription Series sponsored by Waymaker Wealth Management, alongside American Made Music Fest and Nunsense. Tickets are currently available through the subscription, with individual ticket sales to follow. Pricing is set at $40 for reserved seating and $30 for limited or obstructed view. Subscribers pay $30, and a ’Tis The Season plus Broadway On Main combo pack offers top seats for $27.50, with additional savings on the best options.

Wrap up the fall soccer calendar at the Steel City Fall Finale, a post-season youth tournament in Cranberry Township that brings PA West travel teams together for one last high-energy weekend of play and community support. Matches take place at UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park and North Boundary Park. The entry fee is $525 per team, with capacity of up to 72 teams each day. Separate boys and girls divisions are offered. U9 to U10 compete 7v7, U11 to U12 play 9v9, and U13 to U16 line up 11v11. Each team is scheduled for at least three games. Games are 36 minutes long with two 18 minute halves and a brief halftime. Expect multiple regulation-size grass fields across both complexes, on-site restrooms, concessions, food vendors, and event apparel. There is open grass for team tents and plenty of photo opportunities, plus medals for champions and runners-up in every division and a post-event media recap. Proceeds support the Seneca Valley Soccer Association along with a local organization that gives back, making this a competitive finale with a meaningful community impact.

At Canine Kingdom, a cheerful November birthday celebration for dogs offers a complimentary birthday treat and a keepsake photo for the guest of honor, plus 15% off shopping throughout the party. Visitors can drop in at any time during the event window to mark their pup’s special day, with plenty of birthday cheer to go around.

The 36th Annual Brady’s Run Christmas Tree Festival returns to Brady's Run Lodge, guided by a new organizing board and refreshed ideas that elevate the holiday experience. Visitors can stroll among theme-decorated trees and sparkling lights, creating shared memories with family and friends while honoring the spirit of the season. This year, the festival supports Bags and Blessings, a faith-based nonprofit that brings hope, comfort, and love to individuals undergoing cancer treatment. An auction is also part of the festivities, with opportunities to participate both live and online.