Events in Ellwood City, PA

Open Mic Night featuring Beets in the Kitchen takes place on alternating Wednesdays at Back Home BBQ & Brew Co.

Grammy and GMA Dove nominated Christian singer-songwriter Rhett Walker appears for a rescheduled performance, bringing a blend of Southern rock and storytelling grounded in faith. His breakthrough single When Mercy Found Me earned a Grammy nomination and set the tone for a catalog recognized with multiple Dove Award nominations. Known for songs like Gospel Song, Somebody Say Amen, Believer, and Man on the Middle Cross, he continues to share messages of faith and redemption with audiences across the country. Reserved seating is available.

AKC Rally Trials presented by BDTA take place at the Butler Dog Training Building. The premium needed to enter the trial is available on Butler Dog Training’s website.

This intermediate rifle course is intended for those who have already completed at least one 25-meter Project Appleseed clinic. Foundational elements such as shooting position, NPOA, and the shot process are assumed and are not revisited in depth. Participants put their 25-meter skills to work at 200 yards while learning to locate targets, estimate range without a laser rangefinder, and apply trajectory basics. The curriculum also explores how a .22 rimfire behaves at 200 yards in a way comparable to a centerfire rifle at nearly 1,000 yards. Instruction covers wind reading, understanding drag, and building personal shot data to expand effective accuracy toward the classic quarter-mile benchmark associated with American riflemen. Historical segments highlight Revolutionary War era marksmen to connect modern practice with early American traditions. Arriving with a solid 50-yard zero helps things move along. Attendance is flexible, and participants may take part in two days or all three.

Coop’s Loop is a six-hour trail endurance challenge on a 2.1 mile loop at Brady’s Run Park in Beaver Falls. Participants can run, hike, or walk, aiming to complete as many laps as possible within the time limit. Each loop includes about 400 feet of elevation gain and loss. The first half features two notable climbs up to a high point near mile one, followed by a winding descent on switchbacks through hemlocks, then a stretch along a service road that returns to the Four Seasons Pavilion finish area. Entry is available for individuals or as a two-person relay team. Prizes recognize the top three men, top three women, top three relay teams, and the fastest single loop for male and female participants. Early pricing starts at $55 for individuals and $90 for relay teams.

Amish Donut Day returns as an annual tradition, and this year it is being ramped up. The aim is to make it more of an experience than in the past.

Evans City Lions is sponsoring a community craft show with vendor booths indoors at Highfield Hall. Browse autumn decorations, Christmas gifts, and other special finds, with free admission for attendees. Prospective vendors can email evanscitylions@gmail.com for details; a 6 foot table costs 40 dollars.

Vegas style sparkle meets cabaret intimacy and Broadway polish in a high energy variety showcase led by celebrated local artist Ingrid Ulrich and a colorful ensemble. The production blends soaring vocals, crisp choreography, playful comedy, and unexpected twists, with each featured performer bringing a distinctive flair. Nods to the vaudeville era run throughout with catchy tunes, eye catching feats, and bold dance numbers, all crafted to entertain audiences of every age. Media and patrons have highlighted its energy, glamour, sharp choreography, and an impact that matches its title, often describing the experience as captivating from beginning to end. Making its Strand debut, this live spectacular offers reserved seating priced at $35. Handicapped accessible seating is available through The Strand Box Office, and the venue does not have an elevator.

Kids in grades 1 through 8 can volunteer by reading stories to cats, giving the animals helpful social time while enjoying a fun reading activity. This popular program is available by appointment only and often fills quickly. To reserve a spot, contact the Client and Adoption Specialists at 724-789-1150.

A convenient walk-in clinic dedicated to pet nail care. Dogs and cats are welcome, with services available for 10 dollars. No appointment is required.

Test your knowledge at a DJ-hosted trivia event at Missing Links Brewery in Renfrew. Bring family and friends to play together. The heated patio accommodates larger groups, and indoor tables are also available.

Honda Element owners gather in western Pennsylvania for a relaxed fall weekend built around camping, Halloween thrills, local exploring, and time with the Element community. The weekend is based at Cheeseman Farm and Betsy’s Barn, home to Cheeseman’s Fright Farm near Slippery Rock. Registration is required per participating vehicle. Pre-registration is 10 dollars per vehicle and day-of registration is 15 dollars per vehicle. Registration helps cover event costs and comes with a Hellement Hollow decal, event materials, and a gift bag when available. Only one registration is needed per vehicle regardless of how many people are in that vehicle. A Saturday Camping, Fright Night, and Sunday Breakfast package is offered at 40 dollars per person. It includes Saturday night camping at Cheeseman Farm, parking at the campsite, admission to Cheeseman’s Fright Farm with the haunted hayride and other haunted attractions, and a group breakfast on Sunday morning. Extra-night camping is available for those arriving on Friday at 12 dollars per person. Dinner on Saturday is not part of registration. Cheeseman Farm offers 14 inch pizzas and a variety of drinks at the concession area, and a group pizza order will be organized on site for anyone who wants to participate. Drinks can be purchased individually and there is no need to prepay. Highlights include the haunted hayride and house, camping with Elements, a self guided photo scavenger hunt, vendors plus raffles and games, nearby visits to McConnell’s Mill State Park and Moraine State Park, an optional Hell’s Hollow outing, and a Sunday breakfast. Saturday is kept open without a long organized drive so participants can set up camp, check out other Elements, visit vendors, join activities, head out on the scavenger hunt, or relax at the farm. Hellement Hollow is less like a traditional car show and more like a laid-back autumn getaway for Element owners. Participants typically bring their Element and camping gear, and the spooky atmosphere is taken care of on site.

This speed shooting match is conducted under Steel Challenge Shooting Association rules. It features eight uniform stages set with steel targets in three sizes, including small and large round targets and square targets. Only the clock determines scoring, and the competitor with the lowest total time across all stages wins. Each stage presents five steel targets. Most stages are shot five times, with the slowest run dropped. On Outer Limits, competitors shoot four runs and keep the best three. The counted runs are added for a stage time, and all eight stage times are combined to produce the final match score. This match series takes place on the second Saturday of each month from January through December.

Aligned with the American250 initiative, this ongoing program features Director Karen Coates and Sally Fitzgerald, both docents of the Daughters of the American Revolution, offering a mix of history and storytelling designed to engage, educate, and entertain. Previous sessions have explored weddings in America through Something Old, Something New: Inventing the American Wedding, following their development from the 18th century to modern celebrations, as well as For the Fun of it. This edition turns the spotlight on Obsolete, Odd and Absolutely Spooky Stuff.

A seminal 1922 silent horror classic, loosely drawn from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, returns to the big screen with live piano bringing every shadow and shiver to life. Pianist, composer, and arranger Tom Roberts performs an original score he created on commission for The Pittsburgh Silent Film Society and The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, a work he has been presenting throughout the region. His music blends echoes of early German Romantic composers with traditional Gitan sounds from Romania, giving this milestone of early cinema a fresh, atmospheric pulse in the theater. General admission is $15.

Miss Megan leads a book club where participants bring the book they are currently reading and enjoy time with fellow readers. Recommended for ages 15 and older.

Help provide lifesaving blood for dogs in need through a canine blood drive offered in partnership with NAVBB. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by calling NAVBB. If your dog is taking part, have them enrolled in daycare that day, or bring them only for their blood draw if that is preferred. Typical donor guidelines include good health and a friendly temperament, a weight of at least 50 pounds, an age between one and eight years, and current vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. If special arrangements would help, mention this when you schedule. For appointments or questions, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com. Your dog’s donation could help save another dog’s life.

Pick up a selection of loose groceries that can include fresh produce, shelf-stable pantry items, and frozen protein options, packed in portions suited for families. The distribution is organized so you remain in your vehicle while prepacked boxes are placed in the trunk. Vegetarian choices are available.

The Cousin’s Maine Lobster food truck returns, serving Maine lobster bites to enjoy alongside brews.

Start your handgun journey with a beginner-friendly range session focused on safe handling and core shooting skills under professional guidance. Designed for those who have never shot before, it also works well as a basic refresher and a helpful step before taking more advanced training. The instruction centers on handguns only. All essential gear is provided, including eye and ear protection, targets, ammunition, and the use of a .22 caliber semi-automatic firearm. If you already own a semi-automatic firearm, you may bring it along with your own ammo. Completing the class earns a $25 reward that can be applied to a future course at BVRPC.

At Canine Kingdom, an October birthday celebration for dogs features a complimentary treat, a keepsake photo to mark the occasion, and 15 percent off shopping during the party, along with plenty of birthday attention for each pup. Attendees can stop by at any time while the event is underway.

BFJ's Kidstruction Club celebrates imagination through hands-on building and playful creativity. Participants can construct castles, clever designs, or anything they dream up using LEGO bricks, blocks, and other building toys. Bring favorite pieces or an in-progress set from home, or explore the library's collection to try something new. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned builders to first timers, with opportunities to build, play, and meet fellow creators.

The Zep Show pays homage to Led Zeppelin with a high-energy production that re-creates the band’s groundbreaking sound and presence from the late 1960s into the early 1970s. Widely recognized as one of rock’s most innovative and influential groups and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995, Led Zeppelin provides the blueprint for this immersive concert. Four seasoned professionals bring the music to life: Al Langlade on lead vocals, Paul Maddigan on drums, Daz Atkinson on guitar, and Micheal Swec on bass and keyboards. Their tight chemistry, detailed musicianship, and vivid visuals aim to capture the power and nuance of classic Zeppelin, from soaring vocals to thunderous, intricately woven riffs. Reserved seating is $38.

Give a shelter dog a change of scenery with an outing focused on attention, enrichment, and fun beyond the kennel. Participants pick up their canine companion at Animal Charity of Ohio, then visit Dogsmartz Unleashed to provide positive experiences that support the dog’s well-being. No prior training or handling experience is needed, and treats will be provided. Donations to support this effort are welcome. New volunteers need to complete the volunteer application on the organization’s website.

Young readers and cat enthusiasts can volunteer by reading stories to shelter cats, helping the animals build social skills while enjoying a friendly reading session. This opportunity is open to children in grades 1 through 8. Space is limited and the program is by appointment only. To schedule, contact the Client and Adoption Specialists at 724-789-1150.

Dead Flowers Acoustic makes its debut at Union Brothers Brewing with a jam-ready set. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with drinks and dancing. It is a lively way to kick off this act’s first appearance at the venue.

The Nightmare Tour returns to the picture-postcard towns of Zelienople and Harmony. As evening settles, an antique bus or trolley rumbles past storefronts and down alleyways while a ghoulish guide leads brief stops to share eerie accounts of bizarre, unexplained happenings. First whispered about two decades ago, this rolling experience balances shivers and laughter as it explores the darker corners of both towns. It is intended for families, but the route includes dim locations and ghost stories. Parents should consider their child’s comfort with spooky themes. To reserve a spot, advance ticket purchase is strongly encouraged, especially for groups of 10 or more. Tickets are $24 for adults and $19 for children under 12.

Hike 4 Kidz at Brady’s Run Park is hosted by Knights of Columbus Council #604 and supports efforts to help children lead more fulfilling lives. Registration and the hike start at Shelter 7. Participants can choose a 2-mile or 4-mile route, and a 1-mile wheelchair accessible trail is available. A suggested registration donation of $25 per hiker can be paid by cash or check to K of C Council #604 at on-site registration, and an online preregistration option is available to make check-in faster.

New Horizon is preparing a craft show at the CCBC Dome and is seeking vendors who want to support the kids. Vendor inquiries are welcome from those interested in participating.

Celebrate all things Dalmatian with the Greater Pittsburgh Dalmatian Club at the Butler Dog Training Building. This free gathering offers food and games for people and Dalmatians of all ages, and guests are welcome to bring their own dogs. Questions can be directed to Fun Day Chairperson Cindy Sumner at cdsumner7@gmail.com.

Pumpkin Palooza at Corless Funeral Homes offers a free afternoon of seasonal fun for all ages. Families can carve or paint pumpkins, with pumpkins and supplies available while they last. Enjoy classic fall treats and refreshments, and make the most of easy photo opportunities throughout the event. Whether creating a traditional jack-o'-lantern or a colorful painted design, it is a friendly way to celebrate autumn.

A brand new one-act musical makes its debut, welcoming audiences of all ages. Three former bandmates accept an invitation to a Halloween party, arrive in costume and realize no one else is there. The setting is a haunted house, the very place where they played their last high school show before the group, and their friendship, fell apart. Featuring original pop rock songs, the story follows their spooky reunion as they confront old rifts and try to rediscover their harmony so they can get out together. Reserved seating is $20.

The Stone Keys bring an edgy brand of rock and roll to Back Home BBQ & Brew Co., performing a live set that spans music from the 1960s through the early 2000s. It is a showcase of rock across generations, delivered with a hard-edged vibe.

Celebrate an annual Night at the Races that blends fraternal cheer with community spirit. The evening features horse race betting along with 50/50 raffles, side bets, basket raffles, and a booze wagon. A $25 ticket includes a horse you get to name, and an additional $10 covers a guest’s entry. Admission without a horse is $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Every ticket includes dinner, beer, mixers, and snacks. The focus is on camaraderie, laughter, and tradition. Open to adults 21 and over, and not limited to Masons. For tickets or details about F&AM Union Lodge #259, contact Worshipful Master Sam Harris at 412-600-6113 or reach Joe Orbovich at 412-716-6870 or joeorbovich@gmail.com.

Wrong Turn performs live at Nite Trax Lounge. There is no cover charge for this show.

At Big Valley Race Way, a multi-class event features bikes and quads. The lineup includes mini bikes, pee wee bikes, Stacyc bikes, big bikes, mini quads, and big quads. Course markings are color coded for each class. Mini bikes follow white markers with red arrows. Pee wee bikes use yellow with black arrows. Stacyc bikes follow blue arrows. Big bikes use pink with black arrows. Mini quads use yellow with black arrows, and big quads use pink with black arrows. Entry at the gate is $15 per person. Sign-up is available on site, with a $30 rider fee or $50 for the money class. CRA membership is $25 annually, and a transponder is $10.

Now sporting a new name and location, this race carries on the tradition of the former Halloween Dash and continues to support a local park. The Frightful 5k follows a route through East Palestine Village Park, while the Monster Mile takes place entirely within the park.

A festive 5K and 1 mile fun run or walk brings autumn spirit to Zelienople with friendly competition and a lively open air celebration after the finish. Participants can expect professional chip timing by Miles of Smiles, a course that mixes flat stretches with gentle rolling hills, and convenient parking in the upper church lot or on nearby streets. Costumes are welcome but not required, and proceeds support the St. Gregory School Parent Teacher Organization and athletic programs. A new finisher medal is included this year, and a race T-shirt featuring the GPR Runnin’ Pumpkin design is guaranteed for those who register by the stated deadline. Tiered pricing is offered, with the 5K ranging from 25 to 35 dollars and the 1 mile ranging from 20 to 35 dollars, and same day sign up available. Race day packet pickup is available. Awards for the 5K recognize the top three men and top three women overall, along with the top three male and female finishers in each of these age groups: 10 and under, 11 to 14, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and over. The 1 mile honors the top three men and top three women overall, plus age group awards for 6 and under, 7 to 10, 11 to 14, and 15 to 19, and the top two male and female finishers in the 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and over divisions.

Free pet food will be available to community members in a simple drive-up format for easy pickup. Distribution will continue only while supplies last.

Frances Farmer's Revenge presents a tribute to Nirvana’s Live at the Paramount, recreating the concert with period-correct instruments, matching gear, and a faithful set list. Special guests Lydia are also featured. Admission is by donation at the door, and all proceeds benefit the EPHS arts department. Costumes are welcome.

Celebrate Halloween at the Municipal Building in an environment that keeps food allergies in mind. Frankie the Scarecrow and Chrissy Rubino will be there to greet attendees. Snacks will be peanut and tree nut free, and there will be non candy treats as well, so children can comfortably enjoy the festivities. Everyone is welcome, whether or not allergies are a concern.

A heartfelt concert that honors resilience and hope, featuring a choir of talented children ages 8 to 12 who come from vulnerable circumstances. Their performance showcases the promise of African youth, their capacity to rise above challenges, and their role in shaping a brighter future.

Hallow Fest II: The Resurrection brings Church of Light and Sound back as Zombieland Church for a two day Halloween celebration marking its first anniversary. The program features vendors, DJs and independent artists, carnival concessions, a mobile haunted house, carnival games, a special live performance, food and drinks, and a secret DJ headliner, plus additional activities. Ticket sales will open soon.

A high energy Halloween party filled with excitement and festive spirit.

Children in grades 1 through 8 can volunteer by reading stories to cats, giving the animals helpful social time while enjoying a fun reading session. This popular program is available by appointment only and often fills quickly. To reserve a spot, call 724-789-1150 and speak with the Client and Adoption Specialists.

Santa’s Reindeer Run is back in Portersville, Pennsylvania with a refreshed display. Drive through a festive route featuring characters and thousands of sparkling holiday lights without leaving your vehicle. The experience welcomes visitors every night.

Pumpkins & Purses Fall Bingo brings a festive lineup of games and prizes. Regular rounds pay out cash, while special rounds award purse prizes. Expect basket raffles and a 50/50 drawing alongside the games. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Proceeds support the Rotary Club of New Brighton and the New Brighton Women's Civic Club.

Celebrate the nation’s 250th year with a 1776 themed gathering honoring its founding. This is the school’s largest fundraising event, with more information to be announced in the coming months.

Double Take brings a high-energy rock tribute to Kendrew's Lounge, led by two dynamic female vocalists. The show spans classics from the 70s and 80s and reaches into later eras, delivering nostalgic anthems live with driving intensity. The performance is built for dancing and keeps the energy high from start to finish.

Sheffield Lanes hosts the 2nd Annual Veteran’s Day Bowl-A-Thon. Teams are invited to take part in this bowling event and help make this year’s edition special.

A vaccine clinic at the Butler County Humane Society offers vaccinations, testing, and package options for dogs and cats. Rabies vaccination is $15 for dogs and cats. For dogs, DHPP is $35, Bordetella intranasal is $19, Bordetella oral is $22, DHLPP is $43, Leptospirosis is $35, and Lyme is $35. Testing options include a heartworm test for $37 and a 4DX panel for $45 that screens for heartworm and tick borne disease. Canine Package A includes rabies and distemper parvo for $45, Package B adds Bordetella for $63, and Package C includes all listed vaccines plus a heartworm test for $91, with heartworm prevention sold separately. Leptospirosis can be added to any package for an additional $8. For cats, FVRCP is $19, FeLV is $23, and a combo test is $47. Feline Package A includes rabies, FVRCP, and leukemia for $49, and Feline Package B includes all vaccines plus an FIV leukemia test for $91. Microchipping is available for $25. Flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives are available for purchase. Pets receiving preventatives must also have a veterinary exam, offered at $25. Payment is accepted by cash or card only.

Guests can dine in or choose takeout at Riardo's Bar & Grill, and 10% of the check will be donated to the PALC. Polish dishes will be sold, with Polish music in the background. There will be a 50/50 raffle and drawings.

A canine blood drive at Canine Kingdom, held in partnership with NAVBB, helps provide lifesaving blood for dogs who need transfusions for emergencies, surgeries, and medical treatments. Participation is by appointment only. Typical donor guidelines include being healthy and friendly, weighing at least 50 pounds, being between one and eight years of age, and being up to date on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. Dogs may attend only for the blood draw, and those participating through daycare should be checked in with the facility. To schedule an appointment, ask questions, or request special arrangements, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

Take part in DJ Trivia at Missing Links Brewery in Renfrew. Bring family and friends. Large groups can be accommodated on the heated patio, and indoor tables are available.

Inspired by the treasured film, this Broadway musical celebrates love and belief in a skeptical New York City. Kris Kringle, convinced he is the real Santa, rekindles hope across generations, touching a doubtful six-year-old and her divorced, world-weary mother, and even easing the rivalry between Macy’s and Gimbels. The production brings a festive Broadway spirit back to The Strand. It 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 only, with seating options that include $40 reserved and $30 limited or obstructed view, plus a $30 rate for 'Tis The Season subscribers. Additional savings on the best seats are offered with the 'Tis The Season and Broadway On Main combo pack, including an option priced at $27.50.

Share an hour with a shelter dog, providing companionship, enrichment, and a welcome break from the shelter setting. Pick up takes place at Animal Charity of Ohio, and the outing heads to Dogsmartz Unleashed. No previous training or handling experience is needed, and treats are provided. Donations to support the outing are welcome and appreciated. New volunteers will need to complete the volunteer application on the website before participating.

Young readers and cat enthusiasts can volunteer by reading stories to cats, helping them socialize while enjoying a fun reading experience. The opportunity is open to children in grades 1 through 8. This program is popular and often fills quickly, and participation is by appointment. To schedule, call the Client and Adoption Specialists at 724-789-1150.

Free pet food will be distributed to the community in a convenient drive up format. Distribution will continue only until supplies run out. Due to the holidays, this month’s pantry does not follow its usual end-of-month schedule.

This hands-on pistol orientation is led by volunteer NRA Certified Instructors who bring a wide range of experience to teaching safe, responsible use. It is intended for newcomers and those with some experience who want a clear introduction or refresher focused on semi-automatic pistols. By the end of the class, participants learn to handle firearms safely at all times, including proper loading and unloading, safe operation on the range, and basic cleaning. Instruction builds aiming fundamentals with a performance goal of grouping five shots inside a nine-inch circle from fifteen feet, and students learn how to adjust sights to achieve a solid zero. The course follows the NRA tradition of promoting firearm safety and marksmanship for law-abiding citizens. Firearms and ammunition are provided, and attendees may bring a personal semi-automatic pistol and their own ammunition if they prefer.

Celebrate the season at the Friends of the Library Holiday Craft Show from the Ellwood City Area Public Library. Shop for gifts while supporting local small businesses, and help fund free programs and clubs at the library. Explore booths from at least twenty local crafters, makers, and entrepreneurs, try your luck in a basket raffle, pick up treats from a bake sale, enjoy additional food for purchase, and take photos with Santa. Vendors interested in reserving a space can email Ashlee Heiser at DelightfullyCreativeLaserWorks@gmail.com.

A November birthday celebration for dogs at Canine Kingdom offers a complimentary birthday treat, a keepsake photo to remember the day, and 15 percent off purchases while the party is underway. The focus is on giving birthday pups plenty of love and attention, and visitors are welcome to stop by at any point during the celebration.

Rust Valley Revival is returning to Hog Wild II in Ellwood. After enjoying their last time there, they are coming back for more.

BBS performs on Thanksgiving Eve at Ellwood City Moose Lodge 93 for a night of music.

Rust Valley Revival returns for Thanksgiving Eve at Beaver Valley Sportsman's Club.

The 36th annual Brady’s Run Christmas Tree Festival returns to Brady’s Run Lodge with a new board and fresh ideas aimed at creating a magical holiday atmosphere. Guests can explore beautifully themed trees and sparkling lights while making memories with family and friends, celebrating the spirit of the season. This year the festival supports Bags and Blessings, a faith-based nonprofit that brings hope, comfort, and love to people undergoing cancer treatment. An auction is planned with opportunities to participate both live and online.

Spend the day supporting small businesses in Downtown Beaver Falls. More information will be announced as it becomes available.

Fresh from Las Vegas, veteran tribute artists Susan Griffiths and Andy DiMino bring a festive salute to Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin, blending classic hits with seasonal favorites. Expect signature songs like That’s Amore, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, I Wanna Be Loved by You, and Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend along with holiday standards such as Winter Wonderland, I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and Santa Baby. The program also features the timeless duet Baby, It’s Cold Outside. Between numbers, they share anecdotes from the golden age of 1950s Vegas, weaving stories and music into an intimate concert experience. Griffiths is widely known for her portrayals of Monroe, with appearances in Pulp Fiction and the television movie Marilyn & Me, as well as roles on Nip/Tuck and a nightly video feature during Elton John’s Red Piano concerts. DiMino, a longtime favorite in Rat Pack tributes, studied Dean Martin’s relaxed style for years and has been praised for capturing his manner, presence, and voice, performing hundreds of shows in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and around the world. Reserved seating ranges from $27 to $32.

The Beaver Falls Christmas Parade ushers in the holiday season.

A canine blood donation event at Canine Kingdom, held in partnership with NAVBB, invites eligible dogs to donate lifesaving blood by appointment. Dogs can participate while in daycare that day, or come just for the blood draw, and special arrangements can be coordinated directly with NAVBB. Donors typically should be healthy and friendly, weigh at least 50 pounds, be between 1 and 8 years old, and be current on vaccinations, with final eligibility confirmed during registration. Canine blood supports transfusions needed for emergencies, surgeries, and medical treatments, helping save the lives of dogs in need. To schedule an appointment or ask questions, contact NAVBB at (703) 574-7417 or donate@navbb.com.

Enjoy DJ Trivia at Missing Links Brewery in Renfrew. Open to families and friends. Seating includes a patio with heaters that can accommodate larger parties, as well as indoor tables.

Santa of the Woods brings holiday cheer to Corless Funeral Homes with a family friendly afternoon of activities. Guests can receive free printed photos with Santa and create a picture frame to take home. Hot chocolate, coffee, and cookies add to a cozy, festive setting for making memories. This event is free and open to everyone in the community. To help plan treats and craft supplies, the organizers ask those planning to attend to indicate their interest on the event listing.

Get into the holiday spirit with a festive outing that pairs seasonal shopping with cookie sampling. Browse for gifts and enjoy sweet bites as part of the experience.

Community members can pick up free pet food using a simple drive up process. Supplies are limited, and distribution will continue only while they last.

Bryan and Brenda Hill perform as 2Bs Acoustic, a husband and wife duo offering an inventive mix of country, classic rock, and pop covers that spans from the 1980s to today. Their performance moves through decades and styles with a distinctive touch.

Rediscover the charm of classic holiday TV specials from the 1960s and 70s in a live stage celebration featuring favorites like Rudolph, Frosty, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Year Without a Santa Claus, The Little Drummer Boy, Nestor the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey, and the Vince Guaraldi music of A Charlie Brown Christmas. The story unfolds as a show within a show. While the cast readies their annual Christmas pageant, a sudden storm keeps them inside the theater, sparking memories that lead to songs, skits, and reenacted scenes as animations and clips play on the screen behind them. Briskly paced for kids and filled with humor for adults, this production welcomes families, couples, and groups to share a nostalgic celebration together. Many audiences return year after year as it becomes part of their seasonal traditions, and it is presented as a Strand exclusive.