Events in East Stroudsburg today

Protect sensitive information by bringing mixed paper for shredding at Military Road Recycling Site. Paper shredding services are available during regular business hours.

Take a two-mile walk on a beginner-friendly trail with minimal inclines and a mostly gravel surface. Walks take place in all weather, except when dangerous conditions such as extreme cold or ice require cancellation. Registration is recommended so participants can be notified of any changes.

Enjoy a Monday evening yoga practice led by Michele Beha. The practice is open to everyone, and a suggested donation of $10 is requested.

Settle in for an evening of classic and modern video gaming at Propagate Studio's ArtBnb in Stewartsville. Hosted by Matt Estock, known as Mr. Propagate, this men's night brings players together to meet others from the area, set up controllers, and play on NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, and Switch. Expect a welcoming atmosphere whether you prefer a relaxed pace or spirited competition. It features a pay-what-you-can approach, BYOB is allowed, and additional snacks and beverages are provided. To reserve a spot, choose a ticket and select the amount that fits your budget.

Take part in weekly local play for the Final Fantasy card game, with formats that may include drafts, constructed play, and occasional cube games. Players can come to play or learn the game, and special promo cards can be earned through playing.

Enjoy a weekly evening of board games at the store. Everyone is welcome to bring games and a group to use the table space, or find a game with groups that are open to new players. The gathering is a chance to play both new and familiar board games.

Enjoy an open mic night at Nazareth Brew Co., where all acts are welcome. The event features beer specials, and the kitchen is open during the evening. Shaun Lally hosts every other week, with Ricky Delgado hosting on alternating Mondays.

Sit, Stay, ’N Play partners with the Eastern PA Scent Work Club to present an AKC Temperament Test that showcases a dog’s steady, confident disposition in a supportive setting. Each test is $25, and space is limited to 20 tests. A run order will be emailed in advance. To take part, complete the official ATT entry form and submit it with payment according to the instructions in the premium. For questions, call 570-872-9748.

This monthly meeting explains how VALOR Clinic’s programs support Veterans, homeless Veterans, and others in need. Attendees can learn how to contribute their time, skills, and compassion to help people facing hardship in the community.

A new round of Magic: The Gathering Commander League invites players to earn points during weekly games by meeting in-game criteria. Points determine winners at the end of each event and month. Entry is free, and league details and rules are available in store. Rules may change as the league develops. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

Shut Up & Write! is a free, community-driven nonprofit initiative that helps writers make time to get their writing done. Gather, write, and repeat.

Enjoy a quirky card game with neighbors and friends. Players of all experience levels are welcome, including first-timers.

This 10-week course explores Thai Yoga and partner-facilitated stretching as a shared practice for both giver and receiver. Participants learn holistic techniques and stretches for the whole body, are introduced to energy lines and the fundamentals of touch, and build on anatomy and physiology principles. The course also covers working with the physical and emotional body and creating safe, consensual spaces for partner work. On completion, participants will be able to offer a 60-minute holistic Thai Yoga class or private stretch session. The training is led by Chris Loebsack, and tuition includes a training manual and certification upon completion. Drop-in participation may be available if space allows, with preference given to those attending the full program; manuals are not included for drop-in participants. A nonrefundable deposit secures a space. If a participant cannot attend, they may send someone in their place.

Hosted by The Salvation Army, the Tenth Annual Harry F. Lee Red Kettle Kickoff Breakfast is a fast paced, one hour charitable gathering in the Poconos at Terraview at Stroudsmoor Country Inn. The event offers tables of six or eight priced at $25 per person so teams of friends or colleagues can participate together. Each table features its own Little Red Kettle for on the spot giving by cash or check during breakfast. Totals are announced at the conclusion, celebrating both the top fundraising team and the runner up, with the winner receiving the official Kettle Kickoff plaque. The program features the ESU Cheerleaders, vocal performances by Bella Smith and Robin Schneider, and a keynote address from Phillip St. James, Director of US CSR and Community Relations at Sanofi U.S.

At Prudential Center, the U.S. premiere of Fleurs de Villes WONDER presents a fresh floral celebration inspired by the planet’s most astonishing natural wonders. Explore couture mannequins crafted from real flowers, each interpreting iconic landmarks, diverse ecosystems, rare botanical treasures, and dramatic natural phenomena. Brought to life by Boston’s talented floral artists, these one-of-a-kind botanical works showcase the beauty and power of nature through striking couture floral design. The showcase welcomes visitors and encourages reflection and a renewed sense of wonder for the world around us.

Enjoy a day of Warhammer 40,000 with a welcoming community of newer and experienced players. New players can learn and play using the supplies available at the store, with no initial purchase needed. Experienced players can also ask about special orders for their armies. The community is focused on enjoying the game together at the store.

Set aside an hour for meditation and qigong-style movement designed to support mental clarity and physical well-being. Rooted in traditional Chinese practice, this Qigong-inspired class blends slow, flowing motions with deep, rhythmic breathing to cultivate a calm, relaxed state. An experienced instructor will guide participants in linking breath, attention, and gentle movement for a restorative experience. Registration is required. The session is guided by Jocelyn, who worked as a social worker serving children and adults before joining Shanthi Project in 2021. A longtime practitioner of yoga and mindfulness, she has focused in recent years on qigong through daily practice and formal study. She is a certified Mindful Schools instructor and has completed a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction program, and she aims to share the benefits she has found through these practices.

Longtime residents gather to share memories of notable happenings and the people who shaped them. It offers newcomers a chance to hear firsthand stories that illuminate Belvidere, New Jersey’s history and local lore.

Enjoy a night of salsa and bachata music with DJ Carliita and JdaBachata. The program includes a Salsa On 1 class, a Sensual Bachata class led by certified instructors Daniel and Desiree, and social dancing. Entry is free, with mixed drink specials available.

Registered nurses can connect with the recruitment team at LVH–Pocono to learn about career opportunities across several specialties, including the Emergency Department, medical-surgical, cardiovascular telemetry, behavioral health, and other areas. Interview times are scheduled based on availability.

A farmers market is held inside the Newark Strong Lobby at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children's Hospital of New Jersey.

Practice classic Hatha yoga led by Michele Beha, with the option to stay for Restorative afterward. The suggested donation is $10.

Enjoy a restorative yoga practice focused on alignment and relaxing the muscles. The class is open to everyone, regardless of experience level. A suggested donation of $10 is welcome.

A veterans support group by veterans for veterans, the Veterans Unstoppable Program helps veterans navigate the transition from military service to civilian life, regardless of how long they have been out of service. It is one of VALOR Clinic Foundation’s four programs.

Put your Pokémon TCG deckbuilding skills to the test in a local tournament. Entry is $5, with prizes awarded as store credit, and the top two players also receive Pokémon promo packs.

Take part in Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game tournament play using constructed decks. The entry fee is $5 per person, and prizes are awarded as store credit. There is time to trade, build decks, and meet the community.

At the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Dante Gebel presents the farewell chapter of his world tour, building on a global run that has welcomed more than 700,000 attendees. Over a two and a half hour performance, he weaves stand-up comedy with intimate storytelling, shifting from laughter to moments of reflection. His tales explore life, community, loss, nostalgia, and the everyday experiences that spark deeper thought. The result is a candid, emotionally resonant evening that blends humor and heart in equal measure.

Practice bachata moves and enjoy a night dedicated entirely to bachata, with no salsa or merengue. Level 1 and Level 2 classes are available for beginners and advanced dancers, followed by a social. Music is performed by JDABACHATA and DJ Carliita. Entry to the social is free, and walk-in class admission is $15 per class.

Enjoy free bar bingo hosted by DJ Dan, featuring eight rounds and a grand prize in the final round. Seating is limited, and bingo boards are available. Karaoke follows the bingo games, with more than 40,000 songs to choose from. A full bar and menu are available.

Take the stage for karaoke at Rivals and choose from more than 40,000 songs. Karaoke follows Free Bar Bingo.

Begin the Christmas season with an early look at what is coming before the holiday rush. The first 20 people through the door will be entered into a drawing for festive gifts, and qualifying purchases receive a discount on the entire order. It is a timely chance to shop for the season and save. No registration or tickets are required.

A free craft circle welcomes participants ages 6 and up to learn a craft, bring a project of their own, or help teach others.

This monthly meetup offers teens a chance to take part in activities and spend time socializing. All teens are welcome.

Connect with other players and take part in the local One Piece card game community. Weekly tournaments may offer store credit or tournament kits. Special events are announced separately and take the place of the regular local tournament.

Enjoy an evening of line dancing in Stroudsburg.

Sitarist Niladri Kumaar presents a heartfelt salute to his friend, mentor, and frequent collaborator, the late Zakir Hussain, at New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC). Their sitar and tabla partnership was captured in the 2017 documentary The Space Between the Notes, and this concert reflects that legacy with original pieces from Kumaar alongside music he created with Hussain. The performance features Satyajit Talwalkar on tabla, jazz and electronic musician Charlie Lindner on keyboards, and Dèmitrio Albano on drums. Presented as part of the TD James Moody Jazz Festival.

Air Supply brings the A Matter of Time Tour to the State Theatre, marking five decades of music and signature harmonies. Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock revisit favorites such as "All Out of Love", "Lost in Love", and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All". With more than 20 million albums sold, their catalog spans generations and remains widely cherished. Tickets are priced from $90 to $140 with all in pricing, meaning the displayed amount already includes fees and taxes. Special thanks to Brown Daub Family of Dealerships, The Morning Call, and 100.7 WLEV.

At Sit, Stay, ’N Play, a UKI Agility Trial features courses designed for a day of teamwork, progress, and enjoyment of the sport. Handlers and dogs take on classes that include Agility, Nursery Agility, Jumping, Speedstakes 1 and 2, and Snooker. Participants of all experience levels are welcome, and the event brings together the agility community and teams for a full day of activity.

Start the weekend with morning movement and meditation led by Kate and Michele. The practice is open and welcoming to everyone, with a suggested donation of $10.

Explore sales and vintage finds inside and outside the Grey Barn. The marketplace takes place rain or shine.

A festival that celebrates all things bacon, with more to discover beyond the bacon theme.

Trinity Lutheran Church offers a free clothing closet with options for women, men, and children. Visitors may choose what they need during their visit, and a bell is available to ring on arrival for assistance. Please share this information with anyone who could benefit from this ministry.

Cobble Creek Mining Co. is opening for a special day dedicated to cabochons, with more than 100 varieties available to browse, compare, and handpick. Cabochons are smooth, polished stones that are often used in jewelry, though their distinctive colors and patterns can also appeal to collectors. The selection includes favorites such as blue opal, ocean jasper, rainbow fluorite slices, aquamarine, larimar, and Botswana agate. Pieces are available first come, first served.

This free art show invites attendees to browse artwork in cozy pajamas while enjoying light refreshments, with a spotlight on three creators working in ceramics, wildlife photography, and pottery. Ceramic artist Margaret Southwell shares whimsical, one-of-a-kind animal sculptures inspired by 18th and 19th century ceramic figures from England, Europe, Japan, and China. She holds a B.A. from New York University and also studied at Parsons School of Design. Her path into restoration began in England and led to work for top dealers and collectors, with restored pieces in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum, the High Museum in Atlanta, and the Colonial Williamsburg Museum. Under the name Menagerie by M, she crafts vibrant sculptures of wildlife and domestic animals, and at times amphibians, invertebrates, and reptiles. Wildlife photographer James C. Sengul, originally from Istanbul, began his career in sports photography before moving to the United States. During the pandemic he turned his lens more fully to birds, exploring their intelligence, behavior, and relationships. His images aim to share that perspective and encourage viewers to see birds and other wildlife with greater awareness and care. Full-time potter Kevin Blonski, owner of Earthen Goat, creates functional, production-style ceramics for everyday use. After discovering pottery in an open studio class, he honed his craft through steady practice at the wheel. His work is found at markets and shows across the East Coast, including the Easton Farmers Market, and he has taught at Propogate Studios and Juxtahub. In addition to utilitarian pieces, he explores themes of uncertainty, transformation, and clarity through organic forms, carved imagery, and recurring eye motifs inspired by nature and personal experience. Pajama-friendly browsing, light bites, and three distinct artistic voices come together for a relaxed celebration of craft and creativity.

Create a canvas portrait of your pet to take home at a dedicated painting session. Attendees submit a photo of their pet beforehand so it can be used during the activity. A treat is included with each ticket, and beverages will be available for purchase.

A new round of Magic: The Gathering Commander League invites players to earn points during weekly games by meeting in-game criteria. Points determine winners at the end of each event and month. Entry is free, and league details and rules are available in store. Rules may change as the league develops. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, a symphonic world tour inspired by Toby Fox's indie hit Undertale highlights the game's acclaimed music alongside its themes of compassion and choice. Set in an underground realm of monsters sealed away long ago, Undertale won over an audience approaching four million around the globe with a heartfelt story, eccentric characters, and the option to resolve encounters peacefully. This performance offers a concert tribute to the characters, narrative, and score that shaped the game's lasting appeal.

The Peanuts gang takes the big screen at the Gap Theatre with A Boy Named Charlie Brown, the 1969 debut feature inspired by Charles M. Schulz’s comic strip, presented from a 35mm Technicolor print. Directed by Bill Melendez and featuring the voices of Peter Robbins, Pamelyn Ferdin, Glenn Gilger, and Andy Pforsich, the story follows Charlie Brown from a local spelling bee to New York City to compete in the National Spelling Bee, working through doubts while finding courage and support from friends. The film features Vince Guaraldi’s music and the original Peanuts voice cast. Admission is $10. All sales are final with no refunds or transfers.

Wood 'N' Strings performs an unplugged rock set at Luigis Rancho, bringing a laid back, stripped back vibe rooted in rock.

Hosted by VALOR Clinic Foundation, the Patriots Ball Fundraiser is a formal evening at Mount Airy Casino Resort featuring music, dancing, and gourmet dining. Proceeds support the foundation’s year-round programs that assist veterans. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Returning to Milk Street Distillery, this event pairs good drinks with a food truck.

Don’t Burnout brings DJ Millz, Brewcell and Noah Sincere to the Sherman Showcase. Tickets are available for purchase.

A regular weekly tournament night for the Dragon Ball Super Card Game. Entry may vary, with options including a $6 store-credit event or a product-purchase entry with tournament kit prizes. Special tournament nights are announced separately.

A live orchestra performs the celebrated soundtrack from the indie game Undertale, bringing key moments and characters to life through music. Fans can revisit favorite memories, and newcomers can discover why this score resonates so widely, all in a concert that centers on nostalgia and memorable melodies.