Free events in Ellwood City, PA

Weekly organized in-store Lorcana play offers a relaxed start with casual free play and no prizes. As the community grows, the plan is to transition to supported events that include a small entry fee and prizes tied to that fee. Sessions use the Constructed format, providing an easy way for Lorcana players to get consistent games and connect with others.

A playful twist on classic bingo where familiar songs replace numbers. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded in every round.

Free pet food will be distributed to community members in a convenient drive-up format, available while supplies last.

Explore how thoughtful estate planning can protect the people and pets you love at a free evening seminar hosted at the Butler County Humane Society. Estate planning attorney Sarah Hancher of Hancher Law Office will share practical ways to provide for animals in a will or trust, set up clear care directives and pet trusts, and incorporate charitable gifts and planned giving that reflect personal values. The session also covers strategies for aligning an estate with causes that matter and points out frequent missteps to avoid. A hors d’oeuvres and beverages reception is included. Space is limited, and RSVP is requested. Whether starting from scratch or updating an existing will, attendees will find guidance for creating a legacy that includes the pets who bring love into life. Sarah G. Hancher is a Butler County native, a summa cum laude graduate of Allegheny College and Duquesne University School of Law, a former associate at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, and the managing attorney at Hancher Law Office since 2018.

Discover mysteries close to home as Brian and Terrie Seech of the Center for Unexplained Events & Cryptozoology share decades of Beaver County legends and unexplained phenomena. This eerie yet informative presentation shines a light on more than forty years of local stories and strange occurrences. Admission is free and open to the public for ages 12 and up. Registration is required and opens June 1.

This drive-up food distribution in New Castle provides a selection of individual grocery items, including fresh produce, pantry staples, and frozen protein options in portions suitable for families. Attendees remain in their vehicles while prepacked boxes are placed in the trunk for a quick and simple pickup. Vegetarian choices are offered.

Pick up an assortment of loose groceries at this walk in food distribution, where participants progress through a selection and choose what fits their household. Offerings include produce, shelf-stable pantry goods, and frozen protein options in portions suited for families, with vegetarian choices available.

Set aside an hour to give a shelter dog attention, enrichment, and fun away from the shelter. The dogs enjoy short outings with treats, and your time makes a meaningful difference. Pick up is at Animal Charity of Ohio, and the destination is Dogsmartz Unleashed. No prior training or handling experience is needed, and treats are provided. Donations to support this effort are welcome and appreciated. New volunteers will need to complete the volunteer application on the website.