Events in Danville, PA

Browse fresh produce and homemade treats at the Danville Growers' Market, where shoppers can support local farmers and artisans.

Pickle Fest is happening at the Bloomsburg Fair Grounds, with a featured local vendor taking part.

Wrap up the fall soccer season at the Veterans Day Freedom Cup, an end-of-season youth tournament in Central Pennsylvania hosted at the East Lycoming Soccer Complex in Hughesville. U9 through U16 boys and girls teams come together for full-field play on quality grass surfaces, with proceeds supporting PA Wounded Warriors and the East Lycoming Soccer Association. Veterans, veteran-owned businesses, and local military organizations are welcomed throughout the event. Competition is organized by age and format: 7v7 for U9–U10 (2017–2018 birth years), 9v9 for U11–U12 (2015–2016), and 11v11 for U13–U16 (2011–2014). Separate boys and girls divisions are scheduled on different days. Each team is guaranteed three or more games, with 36-minute matchups consisting of two 18-minute halves and a brief halftime. The entry fee is $485 per team. Capacity is limited, with up to 40 teams accepted per day and a maximum of 8 teams per division. Seven dedicated grass fields support the event, including two for 7v7, two for 9v9, and three for 11v11. Amenities include on-site restrooms, concessions, apparel stands, and ample free parking, along with open spaces for team tents that help create a lively tournament atmosphere. Medals are awarded to the top two teams in each division, and teams can look forward to photo opportunities and a post-event media recap. The tournament is presented as the region’s first professionally organized full-field event of its kind, featuring full-size fields and certified referees.

Marking its 35th year, this craft fair highlights country-style creations and a wide range of handmade goods from numerous vendors. The previous edition hosted more than 130 sellers. Parking and admission are free, with raffles and food available for attendees. Vendors interested in participating can email linemtnfootball@gmail.com for details. Official messages come from Line Mountain Football Boosters, so please watch for potential scams from other sources. Due to an earlier paperwork error regarding setup times, vendors will receive an email about two weeks before the show with specific setup information.

Celebrate the season at Christmas at the Butterfly Farm, a returning craft show now in its fourth year. Browse a variety of vendors, enjoy plenty of food, and take part in family-friendly activities. The Bloomsburg Children's Museum will lead a hands-on craft for kids, and there will be a scavenger hunt plus a door prize.

Families can learn, imagine, and play... en français in a free French program offered in partnership with Bucknell University’s Department of Languages, Cultures, and Linguistics. Geared to families with children ages 3 to 8, the program introduces beginner French and cultural themes with guidance from French speakers through conversation, movement, and playful activities. Participation is free, and registration is required before the first session.

McBride hosts a Silent Book Club gathering in the Main Floor Reading Lounge where you choose your own reading material, read at your own pace, and take some time for yourself. Socializing is optional, and participants may stay for as long as they like. The format includes a short period to chat, a focused time for quiet reading, then another chance to connect with fellow readers. This gathering is part of the McBride chapter of Silent Book Club, a worldwide community with more than a thousand chapters. There is no assigned book, and people meet in places such as bars, cafes, bookstores, libraries, and online to read together in a peaceful, friendly setting.

A pop-up, community-style acupuncture session at the Happy & Healthy Wellness Studio features care with Kimberly Wilkinson of Compassionate Care Acupuncture. In this shared, welcoming space, several people can be treated during the same appointment while each person receives an individualized plan. Comfortable seating options are available, including sofas and chairs, as well as the option to lie on a treatment table or mat for a restful experience. On arrival, there is a brief conversation with the practitioner to discuss personal goals and what you would like to address. Needles are typically placed on points such as the arms, hands, lower legs, feet, ears, and head, allowing participants to remain fully clothed. After placement, there is time to relax, rest, or meditate while the treatment works, with sessions generally lasting about 25 to 30 minutes. Community acupuncture reduces the cost of care while maintaining focused, individualized attention. It also encourages a sense of connection and provides a peaceful setting to support relaxation, stress management, overall wellness, and the body’s natural ability to restore balance. Tickets include the cost of treatment. Please plan to arrive with enough time for your session.

Crafternoon is a creative crafting program for kids of all ages. The Art Cart brings hands-on crafting fun to the Bloomsburg Public Library.

Explore amigurumi in a welcoming beginner class at the Bloomsburg Library. Learn essential crochet stitches and put them into practice by making a new stuffed creature each session, with examples such as octopuses, cats, and ghosts. This is a friendly way to start your crochet journey or connect with others who enjoy the craft. Basic supplies are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their favorite yarn.

Enjoy a live show with no cover charge.

Settle into the weekend with live music every Saturday, all with no cover charge.

Girly Pop Bingo brings an all-about-girls theme to Buckhorn Community Volunteer Fire Co. #1. Regular games offer $125 gift cards for local, girl-focused options, and special rounds feature mystery book date night baskets, each paired with a coordinating book, an activity, and ingredients for mixed beverages, with a $200 value. Tickets are $25 and include a mimosa to start, with sparkling cider available for guests under 21 or anyone choosing a nonalcoholic option. This event is expected to sell out quickly.

Explore a book sale featuring affordable finds. Hardcover books are $2 and softcover books are $1. Puzzles are available, each priced separately.

Browse a selection of hardcover and paperback books, along with puzzles, at this mini book sale hosted by Friends of the Library.

Experience a community story circle at the Public Library for Union County in a supportive, confidential setting where everyone can share and listen. Connect with others through the age-old tradition of storytelling. Register by calling (570)523-1172 or by stopping by the library.

Designed for people living with memory loss and the family members or friends who support them, this welcoming support group offers two complementary experiences. Loved ones take part in meaningful, engaging activities, while care partners connect with others, share experiences, and find encouragement. Gatherings are held in the Youth Activity Center at Shiloh Bible Church. If you plan to attend with a person living with dementia, register in advance so activities can be tailored with appropriate community support. For questions or to register, contact Brighter Pathways by phone or email. This program is organized by a partner in the Memory Connections network and is not hosted by the Bloomsburg Public Library.

Connect with a library social worker for caring guidance and practical support. Emily Kahn, MSW, brings experience in medical social work and mental health, as well as work with hospice and elder care law, and she partners with library staff to help patrons navigate life’s challenges. She offers bibliotherapy that uses reading to support well-being, a safe and nonjudgmental conversation, inclusive support for people who face marginalization, creative strategies to reduce social isolation, grief support, and limited counseling. She can also provide referrals to community resources for food, housing, financial concerns, unemployment, and substance use disorders. Drop-in help is available on a recurring basis, and appointments can be arranged outside those hours.

Children can build confidence by reading aloud at the library with kind four legged listeners who are there to hear every word. Their calm presence creates a soothing, judgment free space that makes practice feel easy and enjoyable. It is a warm, supportive way to blend a love of books with friendly, furry company.

A free community meal is offered for anyone in the community to enjoy at no cost.

Spend a relaxing afternoon crafting at The Exchange in Bloomsburg. Staff assistance is available.

CommUnity Zone in downtown Lewisburg hosts a Listening Room performance featuring Allan Combs and Chris Carithers & the Sylvan Dell Stragglers. Expect an easygoing, attentive setting where the focus stays on the music and artists from many genres are welcomed. Admission is $10, and children 12 and under attend free. Light refreshments will be available.

In the Weis Center Atrium, Nashville-based singer and songwriter Maya de Vitry, originally from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, shares music that moves between folk, indie rock, and Americana. Her songs reflect an admiration for writers such as John Prine, Gillian Welch, and Townes Van Zandt, and her vocal style draws on the spirit of artists like Bonnie Raitt and Nina Simone, inviting listeners into a space of connection. After an influential chapter with the roots Americana trio the Stray Birds, she began her solo journey with the 2019 album Adaptations, which earned praise from Rolling Stone Country, NPR Music, and No Depression. Since then she has cultivated a devoted following through both her recordings and her live performances.

Created with adults in mind, this take and create coloring activity offers a calm, creative break. Pick up a coloring page to take with you, then unwind as you fill it in at your own pace. It is available throughout the day on the second Thursday of each month.

Relax with a cold beer while a mix of music sets the mood. Expect plenty of Country and Western, along with a variety of other styles for an easygoing listening experience.

At LOCAL Mount Carmel, a Thanksgiving themed craft bar invites young creators to make what they want rather than follow a single template. Materials like paper, cardboard, paint, markers, glue, scissors and an assortment of fall and Thanksgiving items will be available, along with a few prompts to spark ideas. Children can choose their own direction, personalize their projects and take them home. The classic hand turkey is on the table, and creativity can take the lead in any way. The format is flexible, so families do not need to arrive at a specific start time or stay for the entire session. Sponsor and final cost information will be announced soon.

Find a compassionate setting for those navigating the shock of a sudden, unforeseen loss. Spend time with people who understand... you can share your story, listen to others, or simply be present. The group meets on the second Thursday each month, and there is no fee to attend. It is open to everyone.

At the Weis Center Atrium, classical guitarist Raphaël Feuillâtre shares artistry marked by deep interpretation, brilliant technique, and an expansive repertoire. He won the Guitar Foundation of America competition in 2018 and was named Administration of the Rights of Performing Artists Classical Revelation in 2021. In 2022 he became an exclusive artist with Deutsche Grammophon, joining a select group of guitarists on the label. That collaboration produced the single Les Barricades Mystérieuses and his 2023 debut album, Visages Baroque, which highlights multiple facets of the Baroque aesthetic.

An African-themed edition of Flavorful Friday takes place at Today Farm & Market, where Susquehanna Mills offers a farm-fresh twist on traditional recipes prepared with quality ingredients. Attendees can explore new flavors, share a meal with friends and family in a laid-back farm setting, browse the farm store, and visit the Bullfrog Taproom for a drink to complement their food.

Enjoy a relaxing day of shopping small at Gladiolus Events in West Milton while supporting local artisans, bakers, and makers. This public, free-admission market highlights women-owned businesses and features a carefully curated lineup that includes Onyx & Ivory Handmade, Jillia Ceramics, Moonlit Hollow Books, Lucy & Leigh, Lovelie Links Permanent Jewelry, Yellow of the Egg Designs, Wallflower Candle Co., Soothing Suds by Steph, B&C Bark Co., Chienne Pawtisserie, LLC, BoomerRang Designs, Daisy Meadow Co., Jordanna Adams Boutique, ValleyPurl, Wildflowers + Cotton, Jills Stix & Stones, Well Fed Sweets, Floral Dino Designs, Booth Babes Photo Booth Co, Diversified Vibez, Lykens Valley Bison, and IV Coffee Co. All artisans are confirmed and the venue is at capacity, so additional vendor spots are not available. Extra surprises are planned, with more details and artisan spotlights to be shared as the event approaches. Attendees should be cautious of impersonators or spam accounts.

Wrangler sponsors the 2026 WPRA First Frontier Divisional Circuit Finals and Permit Finals at Keystone Horse Center in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, presented as part of the Keystone Barrel Classic. The Divisional Circuit Finals features the top 12 competitors from the 2026 First Frontier Divisional standings, with alternates drawn from the standings if a qualifier cannot attend. Permit Finals entry is open to all current First Frontier Circuit permit holders, offering a chance to earn year end recognition and awards. Added money includes $1,000 for the Divisional Circuit Finals race and $500 for the Permit Finals race. Approved jackpot earnings from throughout the 2026 season count toward the divisional standings, with qualifying opportunities across the First Frontier Circuit’s 13 states: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Card members must be current on circuit dues and fundraising to remain in good standing and be eligible for year end awards. The WPRA updates the list of approved rodeos and jackpots during the season, and additional details on entries, added money, stalls, hookups, schedules, and awards will be announced as the event approaches.

Ready for a fresh jigsaw challenge after finishing your latest puzzle? Bring a gently used puzzle to the library, browse the exchange, and choose as many as three to take home. Enjoy swapping favorites and keep the puzzle fun rolling.

Enjoy a basket and gift card raffle along with a 50/50. Food, drinks, and merchandise are provided by Ruth Steinert Memorial SPCA, and Rustic Roots Photography will be taking pictures.

Downtown Muncy transforms into a festive marketplace as Main Street fills with music, twinkling lights, and seasonal spirit. Now in its second year, this community celebration features more than 70 local vendors, live entertainment, and holiday treats spread throughout the heart of town. Explore a curated mix of makers, artisans, and food trucks, and enjoy family-friendly fun with abundant photo spots along the historic streetscape. Hosted by Downtown Muncy, Inc.

Emily Kahn, MSW, leads a monthly support circle for those caring for someone with a terminal illness, such as dementia. It focuses on the challenges of anticipatory grief, often called the long goodbye, which can feel lonely and difficult to navigate. Participants can connect with others in similar situations and share openly in a welcoming, judgment free setting. No registration is required. For more information, contact the Library at 570-784-0883.

Celebrate the holidays at a party open to all ages and abilities. Bring a sweater, T-shirt, or sweatshirt, and decorations will be provided.

Explore the world of fiber crafts at this twice-monthly yarn club, welcoming everyone from beginners to seasoned enthusiasts. Enjoy casual conversations about projects, mutual support, and time to craft. No registration is required. Bring your materials and take part in the creative gathering.

This bingo event features 20 regular games and four special rounds, each offering chances to win LEGO sets. A special raffle will be held at the end of the day with a Nintendo Switch 2 as the prize. Food will be available from the kitchen.

Experience contra dancing led by caller Terry Bachman with music by Strath Hanna. A beginner orientation to contra dancing is available. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students with a current ID, and free for those under 16. Attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian.

An event featuring Kinsey will be held at Forest House Hotel.

This event marks a debut at the Sunbury VFW. It is open to the public, and the kitchen will be open.

Enjoy a cozy fall brunch at Today Farm & Market featuring a rotating menu of farm-fresh breakfast favorites made with quality ingredients and comforting, chilly-weather flavors. The relaxed setting is well suited for families and friends looking to ease into the day without the usual weekend rush. While there, browse the farm store for farm-raised meats and local goods. Brunch is available until sold out. Pricing is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors, and $10 for kids.

Explore a curated indoor market featuring more than 50 local artists, craftspeople, and artisanal food vendors. Browse handmade fine art, pottery, jewelry, fiber goods, home décor, woodcrafts, gourmet foods, bath and body products, and more. The Lewisburg YMCA Café will be open for lunch or a quick snack, and admission and parking are free. The market supports local small businesses and offers a variety of distinctive handmade goods.

Everyone is welcome for bingo with food from the kitchen available before play begins. It is $20 to participate in 20 games, with the option to add two extra gift card games for $1 per card. Rip tickets and 50/50 tickets will be on sale. Come early for lunch, then settle in for bingo.

Peaceful Outlaws bring their acoustic duo to Tivoli Tavern for a feel-good performance. Expect rich vocal harmonies from Fury and Strock, sincere delivery, and a song list that blends timeless favorites with newer selections. Their set moves from unplugged rock, country, and Americana to heartfelt originals, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere suited to a casual outing with friends. The music pairs well with dinner or a drink, and the tavern’s friendly small town vibe makes it easy to settle in. Look for engaging moments that invite a sing-along and a groove that connects with the crowd.

Enjoy homemade tacos prepared by Ivonne. Tacos are $2.50 each, or get a platter with three tacos, Mexican rice, and beans for $10. The regular menu is unavailable on Mondays. Club volunteers run taco night, and tips support children’s events and club improvement funds.

Build, create, and have fun with a large collection of LEGOs. All ages are welcome, and children must be supervised by an adult. The activity is free and open to the public. Bring your imagination and get building!

Bunco is an easy, social game of luck where players roll three dice and score points. Players frequently switch tables and partners, making it a lively way to play together. Beginners are welcome, and the game is played for prestige, with snacks provided. Participation is free.

The Exchange’s monthly Blues, Americana, and Roots Listening Room brings an intimate concert experience to its storefront art gallery, a series presented since the summer of 2017 to share the arts widely across the region. For this installment, the series welcomes singer and songwriter Arielle Silver to Bloomsburg for the first time. Drawing from the traditions of Laurel Canyon and Greenwich Village, she crafts vivid, empathetic story-songs with roots influences that bridge experiences, people, and places. Born on Florida’s Gulf Coast, raised along the mid-Atlantic, and now based in Los Angeles, she writes with memories of place and time as touchstones, shaped by the folk, country, and rock she once sang alongside her guitar-playing architect father. An ethic of care runs through her work, inviting listeners to consider their connections with others and the more-than-human world. Silver’s songwriting and folk-pop artistry have earned recognition including a Songwriting Award at the South Florida Folk Festival, two finalist placements at the Tucson Folk Festival, second place at the International Acoustic Music Awards, and multiple ASCAP Plus Awards. Singles and official videos from her album Watershed premiered with The Bluegrass Situation, Americana Highways, and Twangville, and the release spent 18 weeks on the Americana Music Charts. Between tour dates, she teaches Creative Writing at Antioch University, leads classes at her online Bhavana Flow Yoga studio, develops programs with the SONA Foundation to support the wider songwriting community, and previously served as Board President for Folk Alliance Region-West. A $10 donation at the door is requested, and BYOB is permitted.

Enjoy a calm, creative break made for adults. Pick up a coloring sheet and unwind as you add color at your own pace. This offering is available all day on the second Thursday of each month.

A drive-through pantry serving the Ashland area community. It offers a simple way for local residents to access essential food resources.

This monthly craft workshop gathers on the third Thursday. Each session centers on a themed project with guidance from an instructor, and all required supplies are provided free of charge.

The Dementia Friendly Susquehanna Valley Caregiver Support Group offers caregivers of people living with dementia a welcoming space to share experiences, ask questions, connect with others, and receive guidance in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association. The group is open to caregivers throughout the Susquehanna Valley region.

A casual gathering at Pineknotter Brewing Company featuring Irv Ball on guitar, with beer, live music, and pretzels creating a laid-back vibe.

Pho Friday brings a cozy farmside meal to Today Farm & Market, with Vietnamese-inspired dishes freshly made by Susquehanna Mills. Expect fragrant pho with a rich, warming broth and layered flavors meant to be savored slowly. Guests can explore the farm store and visit the Bullfrog Taproom for a drink to complete the outing.

Attendees with gear to swap or sell are welcome to share photos or brief descriptions of the items they plan to bring. Use this chance to clear out some space in the basement so there is room to bring in more later. There will be pancakes. A band is still needed, and musicians interested in helping can get in touch.

Find free clothing and household items at the SHARE House, located across from the main church. This giveaway offers an easy way to pick up clothing and household goods at no cost.

Jolly Jamboree 2026 arrives with a bigger and better experience at a new venue, All Home Days Park. Families can browse kid-focused holiday shopping, explore handmade crafts and vendor booths, enjoy food and sweet treats, watch a balloon artist at work, snap photos with Santa, and take part in games along with raffles. Fun for all ages, with updates and additional details available on the event page.

An autumn story hour returns, offering a chance to enjoy seasonal stories together.

Spend the morning exploring hands-on activities that blend STEAM projects with creative crafts and games. Suitable for all ages. Children younger than 12 need an adult present, and adults must attend with a child. Admission is free and all are welcome. This program takes place on the third Saturday of each month.

The Beacon Ministries Free Shop offers no-cost personal care and household supplies for anyone who needs them. Typical items include soap, deodorant, shaving cream, razors, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, denture adhesive and cleaner, feminine care products, adult diapers and pads, toilet paper, dish soap, and laundry detergent. Guests should use the entrance by the playground on the right side of the church. One person or family enters at a time, and visitors are welcomed at the door, guided into the sanctuary, and assisted by a volunteer to gather the essentials they request. To help keep shelves stocked, monetary contributions are encouraged so supplies can be purchased in bulk. Gifts may be placed in the Sunday offering plate with Beacon noted on the memo line or given online, and those who prefer to donate goods can find a shopping list online. Volunteers are welcome to help. Questions can be directed to beacon@beavermethodist.org. This effort supports dignity by ensuring access to basic care.

Purchase a container for $10 and fill it with homemade goodies. Bakers who donate cookies before the event receive $3 off. All proceeds benefit adult programming.

Artists receive half inch thick MDF panels in a variety of shapes and sizes to use as their canvas, whether by painting, drawing, attaching a photograph, knitting around them, or any other approach. The panels themselves are the unifying theme of this Cash & Carry exhibition. After the show is installed, visitors can browse the work and then take part in a numbered selection process designed to keep things fair. Numbers are handed out at random, and when choosing begins the holder of number 1 selects one piece, then takes a new number and returns to the end of the line for another turn. The same pattern continues with number 2, number 3, and so on. Once the initial rush passes, shoppers may select as many pieces as they like. Upon payment, the artwork goes home with the buyer, which is the carry part of the name. Checks and cards are accepted. Most pieces are priced at $30, with $24 going to the artist. There may also be pieces at $10, $15, $20, and $50. Artists may choose to donate more or all proceeds to The Exchange.

At Today Farm & Market, a laid back farm barbecue features dishes from Susquehanna Mills. Visitors can enjoy a meal on site, take food to go, or pause during weekend errands for something tasty. Explore the farm store for meats raised on the farm and other local goods, and take in the late fall scenery for a relaxed afternoon. The Bullfrog Taproom provides beverages to pair with the meal. It blends good food and fresh air with a simple way to support local agriculture.

This event features live music.

Irv Ball performs at Jamison City Hotel Bar & Restaurant, featuring live music in a bar and restaurant setting with space to dance and the sounds of guitar and vocals.

Create a custom resin tray that reflects your style. Choose soft colors, bold patterns, or a hint of sparkle to make it your own. The finished piece works well for rings, earrings, keys, and other tiny treasures. Crafted by you and made to draw compliments. Suitable for all ages.

This performance features vocals by Rebecca Jade.

Irv Ball is appearing at Arch Street Bourbon House.

Open Craft Night is a drop-in program where participants can bring their own projects and work independently alongside fellow crafters.

After outgrowing the farm stand, a new store in a dedicated building is opening to mark a fresh start. The grand opening aligns with Small Business Saturday, offering a chance to explore an expanded space that grew from the original porch stand. Shoppers can celebrate the occasion while supporting a small business.

Create a festive wool tree in a beginner-friendly, no-sew class led by Janet Yerg. The project stands about 24 inches tall on a birch base, and you can choose from several shades of green or a creamy white palette. The $65 class fee includes wool, the base, all supplies, and refreshments. A light deli lunch, snacks, and drinks are provided, and personal refreshments are welcome. Participants should bring sharp scissors. A phone number is required so organizers can reach you if plans change. The fee must be prepaid. If the organizers cancel or reschedule, a refund or class or store credit will be issued. If you cannot attend and call at least 24 hours in advance, a class or store credit will be provided. If you do not attend without notice, the project materials will be provided for you to complete on your own and no refunds or credits will be offered.

Back at the VFW, this show features a solo artist performing an acoustic set in a simple, unplugged format.

Enjoy a live music performance with songs played and sung in real time.

Christian Sands, a Steinway Artist and nominee for five Grammy Awards, brings a vivid perspective to jazz at the piano. With formidable technique aligned to a clear artistic purpose, he surveys the music from its early foundations to its contemporary edges. Listeners can hear echoes of stride, swing, and bebop alongside progressive ideas, fusion colors, and Brazilian and Afro-Cuban rhythms. He shapes his set with a wide palette of patterns, textures, and forms, favoring nuance, sensitivity, and taste while keeping the beat alive with swing.

Celebrate the season while giving back at a community tree drive hosted by Indian Head Campground. Twenty Christmas trees are ready for decorating, and the effort includes support for a new family this holiday season. Businesses can sponsor a tree for $50, and families can sponsor one too. Donations of ornaments, tree lights, and gift wrap are welcomed. Vendors interested in participating in the tree fest can get in touch via Messenger, by calling or texting 570-441-8628, or by emailing indianheadcampgroundllc@gmail.com.

Numerous vendors will be set up in the Community Room during the citywide Late Night Shopper’s event. Free tables and chairs are available for vendors while supplies last. Interested vendors can contact the library to reserve a table.

Browse and buy homemade gifts crafted by young creators at a craft fair at the library. All items are made by kids. Kids ages 17 and under who want to participate can reserve up to two tables, with tables and chairs provided on a first come, first served basis. Registration is required to secure a table. Sellers may participate on one or both days, and displays set up on the first day can remain in place for the second. If selling on the second day only, setup must be completed that morning, and staff are not able to watch unattended tables. Participation is free and crafters keep all profits. Adults interested in selling should speak with a staff member about Late Shoppers Night.

Hughesville celebrates the town tree lighting with a community meet and greet featuring the Grinch and Markie. Attendees can enjoy hot chocolate and take photos with them during the festivities.

Holiday on Broadway brings the community together in Milton, Pennsylvania for the town’s annual tree lighting, featuring a visit from Santa, live reindeer, live entertainment, and a marketplace of food and craft vendors. Vendor applications are being accepted.

Strawbridge returns to Benton Winterfest with a lively mix of familiar favorites for all tastes, along with festive seasonal tunes. Expect music that appeals to a broad crowd.

Irv Ball brings a live, guitar-forward set to Danville American Legion Post 40. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with plenty of feel-good music.

Celebrate the season at a festive gathering with carol singing, holiday games, and a shared meal in the restaurant. The celebration continues the tradition of gingerbread house decorating and cookie decorating. Please bring a favorite candy to share for decorating. This event is for ages 12 and up. Guests may be checked in, or caregivers and guardians are welcome to stay. Sponsored by Matilda's Heart, Cecco's Cookies, and Rohrbach's Farm.

A complimentary community meal is available, offering a welcoming opportunity for neighbors to come together and share a meal.

The Anthracite Symphonic Band will present a holiday concert at Shamokin Area Jr/Sr High School in the Shamokin Area School District. Further details about the event will be shared when available.

Enjoy a live performance from Jake & Friendz featuring Rebecca Jade on vocals at Fort McClure VFW.

Enjoy a festive evening of holiday shopping in downtown Danville, where wreaths, garlands, and twinkling lights create a seasonal backdrop. Local boutiques and specialty stores stay open late, and luminaries outside participating businesses help guide shoppers to their doors. Take in the downtown lights, browse for holiday treasures, and soak up the holiday cheer.

A communitywide celebration of Mount Carmel businesses encourages people to explore shops and eateries across town rather than focusing only on the downtown area. The emphasis is on keeping holiday spending close to home by enjoying breakfast or lunch at local spots, finding Christmas gifts, discovering new places, revisiting longtime favorites, purchasing gift cards, and making the most of seasonal deals that support the community. Participating businesses are coordinating a variety of incentives, with possibilities that include holiday promotions, discounts, complimentary gifts with purchase, gift card deals, limited items available that day, giveaways, free gift wrapping, and food and drink specials. There is no official starting spot or prescribed route, so everyone can choose their own path through town. Details about participating businesses and specific offers will be shared as plans are finalized.

Downtown Berwick Winterfest offers a festive community celebration with a tree lighting led by Santa Claus at St. Charles Park and no-cost activities for all ages. Food options include Skinny Dippers: Sweets and Treats, Djs Gyros, Francos Pizza, Project Pizza Company, La Cheezy Arepa, Trent's Catering, and Twila's Sweets. Crafts and homemade items will be available from The Bobby Standard Line, 3D Loot by Link, The Bobby Standard Line 3d Prints, Nanny's Gifts & Sensory Play, Pawsitively Natural Pet Bakery, Christie Bella Jewelry & Gifts, shaffers cake and candy supply, Tank Road Creations, Gettin’ Smoked, Big Al's 3D Print Barn, Megans Junk Drawer LLC, Willows Vending, Freas Farm Winery, and Wind & Willow Collective. Support for the event is provided by Breezeline, the Borough of Berwick, and the Community Giving Foundation.

Step into a nostalgic holiday celebration filled with timeless traditions. Visit with Santa inside a Christmas cottage, take part in a Christmas tree decorating contest, and enjoy a horse drawn wagon ride. Browse craft vendor booths and take a chance at a Chinese auction. Try cookie decorating and ornament making at hands-on stations. See model train displays and Christmas villages, and listen to music from carolers and musicians. A live Nativity play is also featured, with additional holiday activities available.

Monkey & The Engineers perform live as a duo, and there is no cover charge.

This event features a band performing rock music.

Dedicated to sharing the arts across the region, The Exchange hosts a monthly Blues, Americana, and Roots Listening Room in its storefront art gallery, a tradition going strong since 2017. This installment welcomes Rick Fink to Bloomsburg for his first appearance. His solo set blends raw-edged folk blues with a touch of theater and poetic swagger, delivering songs that balance grit, wit, and heartfelt emotion. Fink previously led the roots and rockabilly outfit Gas House Gorillas, whose punk-leaning Americana spirit informs his current work. The high-flying antics of earlier days have given way to a more intimate approach where the song leads and connection with the room matters most. Expect easy singalongs, quick humor, and candid asides, along with nimble wordplay set to tuneful, Beatles-inspired melodies rendered with restraint. He often pauses to share a story or reflection, shaping a living room atmosphere. His recordings include the 2019 album The Infinite Now & Then and the EP Welcome to the World, available on Bandcamp, with CDs offered at shows or by request. Past touring with Gas House Gorillas spanned the United States and Europe, and his solo travels continue through the Midwest and nearby regions, with recent stops ranging from the Big Bend Blues Bash in Ohio to The Bitter End in New York City, plus house concerts around Brooklyn and trips into Michigan and Illinois. A $10 donation is requested at the door, and BYOB is permitted. Videos of many prior Listening Room concerts can be found on The Exchange's YouTube channel.

A drive-through food pantry serves the Ashland area community.

Irv Ball performs at Pineknotter Brewing Company with an easygoing set of guitar-driven live music. The atmosphere leans into beer, tunes, and pretzel vibes for a simple, laid-back night out.

Connect over a morning meal with Central PA Chamber members, their employees, and prospective members. Refresh knowledge of Chamber activities and benefits while meeting fellow professionals at the Chamber office. Attendees may share a concise 28-second elevator pitch about their business or organization. Each Breakfast Briefing begins with a breakfast buffet followed by a presentation. Seating is limited and registration is required. Free for Central PA Chamber members, with a $7 fee for non-members. Helpful tip: if registering more than one person, consider sitting at different tables for optimal networking.

This sensory-friendly Santa experience at Degenstein Community Library in Sunbury, PA is created for children and adults who prefer a quieter, more comfortable setting. Guests receive dedicated, one-on-one time with Santa and Mrs. Claus, moving through the visit at a pace that feels right for them. Whether someone chooses to chat, take a photo, offer a cheerful wave from a distance, or simply soak in the holiday atmosphere, there is no pressure. The environment is kept calm with reduced noise and crowds so the season’s magic can be enjoyed in a way that feels safe and welcoming. Registered guests receive a private visit.

This toy distribution follows simple guidelines. Children must be there in person, with no exceptions. Toys are handed out in order of arrival, and the giveaway concludes once all items have been distributed. Gifts cannot be reserved or set aside, and no advance registration is required.

Everyone is welcome for bingo in Sunbury, PA. The kitchen will be open for lunch, so you can grab a bite before the games begin. Rip tickets and a 50/50 will be available. It is $20 to play 20 games, with the option to add two extra gift card games at $1 per card.

At Mrida Seva Yoga & Holistic Wellness Studio, LLC in Berwick, PA, this yearly gathering blends a Winter Solstice themed meditation and sound healing session with a festive exchange of books and chocolate. Participants bring a new, wrapped book on spirituality, metaphysics, natural healing, yoga, or meditation, priced between $15 and $25, and pair it with a delicious chocolate bar. After the class, the group comes together to swap gifts in a welcoming community setting. The celebration features wine, cider, and tea.

Ale House in Shamokin hosts an evening of music, satisfying eats, and easygoing fun. It offers a chance to get out of the house for a much needed break.

Experience a live holiday show filled with seasonal music and festive cheer. The performance invites the audience to sing along, sway to the rhythm, and celebrate the spirit of the season.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with the one and only Trainwreck Party. Enjoy a splash of 2026 spirit for a little while, then keep the festivities going. Ticket information and other details will be announced soon, so start planning now.

A-Team powers the New Year’s Eve party at Speedy’s Place with an energetic set that keeps the celebration rolling right up to midnight.

Now in its 15th year, this quiet New Year celebration at Mrida Seva Yoga & Holistic Wellness Studio, LLC invites a gentle, slow flow yoga session followed by a quiet meditation, with the option to begin a 40 day japa mala practice. The focus is on deep relaxation, mindful reflection, and welcoming abundance so you step into 2027 feeling positive, focused, and relaxed. The cost is $12 and includes a crystal for 2027. Bringing a mala is welcome, but not required.

Live music and dinner come together at the Sunbury Social Club. A vocalist will sing for guests as they enjoy a meal.

Irv Ball will be playing at Post 410. The venue is open to the public, with a cover charge for non-members. Entry is limited to people aged 21 and older with valid photo identification. Drink and food specials, along with a 50/50 drawing, will be available.