Events in Erie County, PA

Kids who love building with bricks and blocks can connect with others in a weekly open community room dedicated to creative play. A large collection of materials will be available, including KEVA blocks, Lincoln Logs, Bankers Box Bricks and more. There is plenty of space to dream up structures, try them out, and even knock them down for a fresh start. All ages are welcome. The activities are recommended for ages 1 to 6, and older children may accompany younger siblings. Parents can also use the time to meet other parents in the community.

The Millcreek Branch Knit and Crochet Club offers a relaxed space for fiber artists to work on their own projects in good company. People at any experience level are welcome, and bringing an in-progress piece is encouraged so you can stitch alongside others. For those exploring the basics, the library provides Maker Kits that cover crochet as well as long loom and round loom knitting. This program occurs on a recurring basis, and sessions are canceled whenever Millcreek Library is closed.

Fuel the middle of the week with $9 Wednesdays at Elevate, featuring 90 minutes of high-flying fun for $9 per jumper. The final session of the day has a check-in cutoff to receive the full 90 minutes, so plan to arrive before it begins.

Crafters gather in the Iroquois Community Room to work on personal projects and enjoy good company. Bring knitting, needlework, quilting, cardmaking, watercolor, crochet, or other handiwork, and feel free to share completed pieces. Expect idea sharing and friendly conversation in a relaxed, self-guided setting. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. This recurring program is canceled when the Iroquois Library is closed.

Players can test new decks at this weekly Nexus Nights organized play session. Entry is $5, and participants with a paid entry receive a Nexus Night pack and a booster from the latest set. Capacity is 16.

A free, public board game meetup brings people of all ages and backgrounds together at the HD Legacy tabletop space. Expect a rotating mix of modern games as participants often bring different titles each week, creating a fresh experience from one gathering to the next. Bring a favorite game or join in with selections from the community. The group meets in the tabletop location next to the cafe, not in the card area. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase, and outside food and drinks are allowed. Participants may arrive and depart at their convenience.

A yoga class led by Kim Lawrence takes place in Gannon University’s Schuster Art Gallery alongside dogs and puppies from the ANNA Shelter. The series raises funds for Schuster Theatre’s planned participation in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2028. Pricing is $25 per session or $70 for a full series combo pass. Advance registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted. Participants should bring their own yoga mat and will have opportunities to give adoptable pups like Beauty some attention. The Schuster Gallery is on the first floor of the Center for Communication and the Arts.

The Food Hall presents a live music series showcasing local musicians from across the region, with genres that include R&B, folk rock, funk, jazz, pop, and acoustic. Performances take place in the IPPA Pizza area of the Food Hall. Guests can grab dinner from any open kitchen and bring it to IPPA Pizza to enjoy alongside the show, and featured specials may include $5 burgers at CheesErie and Happy Hour at IPPA. This setting offers live performances in Downtown Erie that can be enjoyed with a meal.

Celebrate Halloween at The Union Club with a wild night of line dancing, festive song swaps, and plenty of open dancing. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and you can embrace animal and jungle-inspired looks or choose any Halloween costume you prefer. Enjoy a mix of Halloween and jungle-themed music along with a few fun surprises. Everyone is welcome, and no partner is needed. The cover charge is $5.

Buzz Worthy Pub Trivia brings lively, free-to-play competition to The Edinboro Hotel Bar, sponsored by Bud Light. Form a team of one to four players and tackle five rounds of questions for a chance at prizes and bragging rights. The final session each month features a special Name That Tune edition.

Trick-or-treat spirit meets a good cause during Socktober with a simple give-and-get offer. Donate a brand-new pair or unopened package of socks to unlock a special rate of two hours for $10. To receive the discount, each participant must contribute at least one qualifying donation. Socks must be new with tags or still in their original packaging. All donated items will be provided to a local organization.

Discover the world of Northeast autumn mushrooms in a talk led by Josh Mowris, an experienced identifier with the WPA Mushroom Club. Backed by Wild Mushroom Food Safety certification and a feature in Penn Lines Magazine for his knowledge of morels, Josh shares practical guidance on identifying seasonal species, understanding their habitats and patterns, and foraging thoughtfully and safely. The session also highlights potential health benefits and common uses, offering clear insights for beginners and seasoned foragers alike. Presented at Verity Herbs and Wellness. Admission is $15. Capacity is limited.

Food pantry distribution serves residents of the 16506 ZIP code who are experiencing food insecurity. The pickup point is inside the Clare-Wolfe Lounge at St. Paul’s. Park along the Caton Street side of the building, follow the posted signs, and use the ramp to enter the lounge. The usual schedule is adjusted in November and December to account for the holidays.

Celebrate Halloween with a trunk or treat experience at Splash Lagoon Indoor Water Park Resort, featuring candy, prizes, and family friendly fun. Admission requires a non-perishable food donation to Second Harvest Food Bank, and donors receive a wristband to participate. Costumes are encouraged to add to the spooky spirit.

Weekly casual Commander sessions take place at In The Zone Gaming. Participants who submit the Eventlink code using the Wizards Companion App receive a random promo card.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting session during the final hour to hour and a half that Stitches is open. Settle around the table in Grounded Print Shop's space to work on your own project alongside fellow fiber crafters. Whether you are cross-stitching a sampler, knitting a sweater, crocheting a bag, or simply hoping to be around creative people, this casual gathering welcomes you.

Cashewdude’s Comics Lab is a weekly, hands-on drawing and design session at Erie Labor Temple led by the Erie artist, illustrator, and character creator known as Cashewdude. It welcomes absolute beginners, returning hobbyists, developing artists, character makers, comic enthusiasts, and anyone who has been telling themselves they wish they could draw. No prior experience is needed. Over three concentrated hours, the group moves through guided exercises, live demonstrations, conversation, one-on-one support, and plenty of dedicated drawing time. Participants learn how to carry an idea from imagination to paper by making choices about shape, expression, character, composition, exaggeration, and visual storytelling, along with the many small steps that turn a blank page into a finished image. The aim is not to mimic one style. It is to open up the artist’s process and help you develop your own. Each workshop stands alone, so there are no prerequisites and no requirement to have attended before. Some people arrive eager to create characters, some are focused on comics or illustration, and others simply want practice, feedback, and a supportive room to work in. Hosted by Cashewdude and Erie Labor Temple.

At Warner Theatre, The Vampire Circus presents a theatrical circus experience that is mysterious, playful, and dark in all the right ways. Picture the offbeat imagination of Tim Burton meeting the spectacle of Cirque du Soleil, then shaped into a live production that blends cabaret, theater, dance, and impressive acrobatics. An international cast showcases multidisciplinary talents that push physical limits with daring movement and precise choreography. Expect an immersive atmosphere, striking visuals, and athletic artistry crafted to captivate the senses from start to finish.

Step aboard for a moonlit Halloween cruise with a serial killer theme. The night unfolds on the water with music, dancing, and hair-raising moments that keep the chills coming. Creepy costumes are encouraged, and the shimmering nighttime setting heightens the eerie atmosphere for friends looking to share a fright-filled outing.

Take part in costume contests with prizes. Enjoy drink specials and more.

Lucky Bean Run Club presents the annual Horror Run at Perry Square, a spooky themed gathering where costumes are encouraged. A costume contest with prizes is planned. Additional details will be shared by the organizers.

The Millcreek Branch hosts a recurring coloring session reserved for adults. The setting invites calm focus that can ease stress while engaging creativity, the senses, and fine motor skills. Coloring pages and colored pencils are provided. To learn more about the benefits of coloring, browse the library’s collection, or, if reading is more your style, pick up a mystery that features coloring books. If the library is closed, this session is canceled.

This open Overeaters Anonymous meeting is held at Abiding Hope Lutheran Church in Erie. The meeting room and restroom are wheelchair accessible, and entry is through the rear double doors. Anyone interested in the OA program is welcome to attend, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals. Visitors are expected to honor the anonymity of participants. Information on visitor etiquette is available.

At KD's Place, meet artist Cassie Bull of Crafty Cassie's Creative Collection as part of a Brunch and Arts series. See her artwork up close and browse pieces available for purchase. Wear a Halloween costume for a chance to win an item from her collection. KD's Place will serve breakfast and brunch during the event. Everyone is welcome to participate in the Halloween costume contest.

Enjoy a Hocus Pocus themed paint and sip led by Adrienne Glover at the Fort LeBoeuf History Center, located in the same building as Whimsies of Waterford. This activity is part of Rustling Pages Book Cafe's Halloween Hocus Pocus celebration. Tickets are $40 and include all painting supplies and light refreshments, and participants may bring their own wine, beer, or other beverage. Seating is limited.

A Halloween themed evening that celebrates customers, friends, and family with costumes, food, and fun, plus a hint of Halloween mischief. It is a thank you to everyone who supports Quad A Acres, acknowledging that this support makes it all possible.

Take to the water for a Halloween-themed moonlight cruise filled with costumes, music, and plenty of spooky fun. A DJ will keep the energy high for dancing, and a costume contest invites creative looks to shine under the night sky. Drinks and treats will be available throughout the voyage. This on-the-water celebration blends lively beats, festive attire, and moonlit vibes for a memorable Halloween outing.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings its Life In The Past Lane tour to the Warner Theatre in Erie, PA, transforming today’s hits into vintage-inspired performances. The production spotlights the sounds that shaped American popular music, blending styles such as Ragtime, Swing, Big Band, Country and Western, Doo Wop, and Soul with modern melodies. A cast of performers from the group’s popular YouTube channel delivers a live variety showcase that also serves as a springboard for emerging talent, emphasizing the unique excitement of exceptional singers and musicians on stage. Wearing retro attire is encouraged to match the throwback vibe.

A haunted Halloween party takes place at South Erie Turners. The focus is all things Halloween in a spirited, seasonal setting.

A 90s-themed night at the Oasis blends Halloween festivities with a birthday celebration for Danielle.

A Halloween party takes over the Haunted Basement of the Erie Labor Temple, shaped by a noir-tinged mood, ritual energy, and industrial grit that makes the room feel alive when the crowd rises. The space is transformed with shadow, sound, and light for an immersive gathering that blends ceremony and mischief. Costumes are strongly encouraged, though not required. This event is BYOB, with a limited selection of wine and ciders available. Tickets are $15 online and $20 at the door if available. Guests under 18 may attend with an adult chaperone. Around here, the meeting never quite ends... when the lights drop, the story keeps going.

Enjoy Halloween at the Edinboro Hotel Bar with a live set from Mayflower Hill. The band will play songs by Tom Petty, Luke Bryan, Blink-182, The Killers, Metallica and more throughout the night. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes for this Halloween party.

ECWC is bringing complimentary nonmedical support for people impacted by cancer to McCord Memorial Library. The visit includes a gentle yoga class with time for meditation and reflection, followed by journaling. This free program focuses on gentle movement, mindfulness, and personal reflection.

This welcoming adult book club features lively conversation, a range of reading choices, and opportunities to meet new people. Participants gather monthly to discuss a title that everyone has finished. The group selects future books from the library’s Book Club in a Bag collection. To reserve the current book, contact the Edinboro Branch Library. Advance registration is required, and the program is free.

Attendees gather for a concert dedicated to supporting a cause, with live music fostering a warm atmosphere and a shared sense of purpose. The event blends entertainment and goodwill, creating a space where music brings people together to make a positive impact.

Show support for local small businesses at French Creek Canoe. Explore a wide assortment of products suited for Christmas gifts, making holiday shopping simple and thoughtful.

Footlights Youth Theatre stages Into the Woods, the James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim musical that weaves familiar storybook figures into a single intertwined tale. A baker and his wife long for a child, Cinderella hopes to reach the King’s Festival, and Jack wishes his cow would give milk. When the couple learns a witch’s curse stands in their way, they set out to break the spell, crossing paths with the others as their quests collide. Wishes are granted, then the fallout from those choices returns with dire consequences. Featuring a Tony Award winning book and score, this modern classic pairs memorable storytelling with rich music.

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee brings six quirky tweens to the stage for a high-stakes competition where every letter counts. Between rounds, the contestants share funny and heartfelt glimpses of life at home while tackling tricky, sometimes seemingly invented words, all trying to avoid the bell that marks a mistake. One competitor will earn the title, and everyone else at least walks away with a juice box. This production features music and lyrics by William Finn, a book by Rachel Sheinkin, and a concept by Rebecca Feldman, with additional material by Jay Reiss. Originally guided on Broadway by James Lapine, this staging is directed by Dr. Brett D. Johnson at Taylor Little Theatre, Mercyhurst University.

New to Dungeons and Dragons or looking for a laid back way to play? This follow up game night offers another opportunity to dive in without the overwhelm. Corey Coffield provides a large selection of ready made characters so you can start adventuring right away. The Rook will feature themed visuals and music to create an immersive atmosphere. It is a friendly introduction for first timers who want to meet fellow players, and it also suits seasoned fans who prefer an easier, relaxed session focused on fun.

Local favorite Jesse James Weston delivers a live acoustic performance at The Corner Bar and Grillz in Corry.

Set in Buffalo in 1959, the story follows 12-year-old Rudy Pazinski, a bright and bold student who believes we are here to have fun. When he announces a plan to sample other religions in search of something more enjoyable, he clashes with Sister Clarissa, a strict nun known for keeping a ruler at the ready. The Pazinski family, living in a cramped apartment above the neighborhood bar they operate, confronts a mix of genuine and humorous challenges, including Rudy’s questioning of Roman Catholic rules as he approaches his confirmation.

Deja Blue is hosting its first party with a playful pink and blue theme. Arrive early in those colors to receive a drink coupon at the door while supplies last. Enjoy their dreamy sounds and karaoke. Admission is $10 for members and $15 for non members, with discount presales available.

Clubs in PSSA Region #1 present their annual Snowmobile Safety Course at the PISC Clubhouse. The class is free, lunch is provided, and it is open to children ages 10 and older. To register, email Daryl at pisc.president@gmail.com.

The festival returns to Bayfront Convention Center with vendors showcasing seasonal home decor and distinctive gifts, including a substantial selection of handmade items. Admission is a $7 day pass, and children 10 and under enter free. Military personnel and first responders receive $2 off with valid ID, presented by Plyler Entry Systems. Educators receive free admission on Sunday, presented by First Student Transportation. Santa will make a special appearance, supported by Robertson Kitchens. Complimentary shuttle service is available from Liberty Park courtesy of First Student.

Hosted by the Rho Sigma Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, this community baby shower at Erie Bank in Erie celebrates and supports moms-to-be and new mothers. Those who register may be honored and receive community support, and space is limited. Community members can contribute by donating items through the chapter’s Amazon registry or by dropping off donations at Heads of State Barbershop in Erie. Every contribution helps strengthen the village surrounding local mothers and babies.

Experience an inclusive afternoon of water fun designed for sensory needs at Splash Lagoon. Guests will find separate men’s and women’s changing rooms with showers, as well as family changing areas. Personal items should not be left in the changing spaces. Towels are not supplied, so please bring your own. Food and beverages are available for purchase on site, and any allergies or special dietary requirements should be shared during registration. A small lunch box cooler for special diets is permitted and must be disclosed and labeled by Splash Lagoon staff during check-in. Lockers can be rented at the Surf Shop for secure storage. Cancellations made at least seven days before the Family Sensory & Social event date receive a full refund minus fees. Refunds are not available within seven days of the event. Event Champion: Wm T. Spaeder Company, in support of monthly Family Sensory & Social Outings.

A laugh filled canine spectacular features a dozen of the most talented dogs in the world, highlighted by a Guinness World Record holder, an America’s Got Talent fan favorite, and a cast of rescue dogs. Families can look forward to high energy antics as these four legged stars dance, prance, flip, and skip in playful routines that mix athletic feats and comedy.

Black Violin delivers a genre-blending performance that pairs classical string mastery with contemporary rhythms and vocals. The classically trained duo of Kev Marcus and Wil Baptiste first met in their high school orchestra in Fort Lauderdale, later reuniting after college to produce tracks for South Florida hip hop artists and grow a following in local clubs. Their rise included a win on Showtime at the Apollo in 2005 and a run of sold out headlining shows nationwide. The 2019 album Take the Stairs earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album, followed by another nomination for The Message, created with The Blind Boys of Alabama. They also launched the Black Violin Foundation in 2019 to help young people access high quality music programs in their communities. This performance showcases their signature mix of virtuosity, innovation, and community spirit.

This peer support gathering is designed for parents who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss, offering a safe, healthy and loving space to take steps forward in healing. It is a closed group reserved specifically for bereaved parents. Others are asked not to attend, and organizers can help connect people with other appropriate support groups. The program was developed by Pamela Presler, LCSW, and is led by Falon Gervais along with key volunteers within Emma's organization. Conversations follow a new theme each month and maintain a positive focus that equips participants with practical tools to continue the healing process. Registration is requested. A virtual option is available.

Randy Moorehead brings a live set to the American Legion in Corry. An Oil City native and the 2016 champion of Franklin’s Taste of Talent vocal competition, he has performed in many styles on stages across the region. His show spans classic rock, 90s alternative, and country, featuring favorites from Pink Floyd, Sublime, Bob Seger, Johnny Cash, Foo Fighters, and more.

Tito and Dave present a live show at Mound Grove.

The second annual craft show from the Wattsburg PTO brings a day of shopping and community spirit to the Wattsburg Area School District. Browse booths from local crafters and artisans to find handmade gifts and one-of-a-kind treasures. Try your luck in a basket raffle with themed gift baskets, pick up fresh popcorn while you explore, and grab spiritwear to show school pride. Admission is $3 for adults, and students and children are free. Proceeds from admission, the basket raffle, and spiritwear sales support the Wattsburg PTO, funding essential programs and resources for students.

One out of every three bites of food depends on pollinators. Regional Science Consortium staff share why these species are essential and discuss the decline in their populations, then guide a hands-on project to build a pollinator house for a backyard. Take part in learning that connects everyday life to conservation and leave with a simple habitat that helps support pollinators at home.

The lineup includes Four Way Play, Frizgility, Greedy, 7Up, Throw N Go, Time Warp, and Pairs Throw N Go. Advance registration is required, and participants will receive a running order. Runs will continue based on the number of advance entries, and there is no guaranteed ending time.

Fallin’ for the FUNK offers a groove-driven night designed to keep the dance floor warm as the weather cools. The soundtrack spans Hip-Hop, EDM, psychedelic jam, and soul, all rooted in the pulse of funk. FRESCO brings rapped and sung vocals over infectious beats, blending hip hop, pop soul, R&B, and plenty of funk. DJ VOTO, raised in Erie and coming in from Columbus, delivers a versatile mix that can swing from heavy bass to funk and house, always tuned to the vibe of the crowd. TONIQ, a rising three-piece jazz fusion jam group featuring Pat Roche on bass, Clarence Jennings on drums, and Sheldon Peterson on guitar, adds live instrumental energy. Jimmy Carlini returns after a break with club-ready tracks and is also FRESCO’s brother. Attendees are encouraged to go all out with their funkiest looks, from bright colors and sequins to rhinestones, platforms, pashminas, wigs, metallics, and bold patterns. A photo booth will be available to capture the outfits and the moment. Expect disco-inspired decor throughout and extra stage lighting to elevate the atmosphere alongside the venue’s existing setup.

Hosted by Diver's World, this travel and scuba seminar is designed for seasoned travelers, newly certified divers, and anyone dreaming of a tropical getaway. The program features destination spotlights with photos from recent adventures, practical tips for planning dive travel, and a detailed look at upcoming group trips, including where they go, accommodations, diving opportunities, and what makes each location unique. New destinations will be announced. There will be giveaways, chances to connect with fellow travelers, and time for questions to support trip planning. The first 25 people to register receive a complimentary gift bag. Certification is not required, and many trips include memorable options for non-divers as well.

Hot Water Music appears in Erie for the first time, marking three decades of music and the release of its tenth studio album. This event celebrates a long-running career and a new chapter for the band.

At Rainbow Gardens, the Paul Yoculan Scholarship Dance presents live performances from multiple bands, including Reminiscent. It offers a friendly setting for dancing and celebrating a scholarship-focused gathering.

Enjoy a night filled with dancing to favorite country and rock hits.

Celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with Billy Mac, paired with food and drink specials.

Black Friday features a cover night at THE ROOK with a variety of acts performing the music of well known bands. Battle chapel teams up with zakrahe as Battle Krahe to cover Iron Maiden. Moonbagel Bodega performs a No Doubt set. The Real Green Day covers Green Day. Real Fake Doors plays songs by All Time Low, and DNCL takes on Panic! at the Disco. Admission is $10 for members and $15 for non members. Discounted presales are available.

Capture a photo with the Grinch at Mud Puppies Self Serve Dog Wash in Erie. Proceeds benefit CAC.

Enjoy a live acoustic set from Tyler McClain.

Create a fragrant, festive table centerpiece at The Park Coffee & Bread Co. using a mix of fresh evergreens, seasonal greens, and stylish faux touches. You will learn ways to pair textures, colors, and natural elements so your arrangement feels full, seasonal, and personal. Choose a ceramic pot you like, then add accents such as berries, ornaments, and ribbon for a polished finish. No experience is required and all supplies are provided. Settle in, get creative, and leave with a finished piece ready to brighten your table or to share as a thoughtful gift.

Tito and Dave appear live at Mound Grove Waterford Pa in Erie, PA.

Enjoy live music as local favorite Jesse James Weston brings an acoustic show to The Corner Bar and Grillz in Corry, PA.

Hosted at St. James Place, the Clothing Distribution Party is organized by the Community Outreach Group, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to serving neighbors who could use a hand. Volunteers gather coats and clothing throughout the year and then bring it all together for a welcoming giveaway that also offers a hot lunch and plenty of friendly smiles. The effort is made possible by support from businesses, church groups, schools, and many individuals who share their time, talent, and resources. After the event, remaining clothing and food are shared with agencies that continue to help people in need. This tradition grew from the experiences of the group’s co-founder and friends following a Cursillo weekend through the Catholic Diocese of Erie, with Matthew 25:40 as a guiding verse. Through a new partnership with the Mazzini Charitable Foundation, which is developing the St. Paul Center as a hub for local nonprofits, renovations there prompted a move for this edition to St. James Place in collaboration with the St. James Catholic Church parish community.

Home for the PAWlidays is a festive adoption event at Buzz N' B's Aquarium & Pet Shop, focused on helping pets find a loving home for the holidays.

DJ Jay keeps the dance floor moving with hit after hit, and requests are welcome so favorite tracks can make the playlist. Members are admitted free earlier in the night, non-members pay a $5 cover, and later the cover is $10 for everyone.

David Archuleta brings an uplifting holiday concert to Erie, PA as part of a North American tour that also reaches major cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. The performance features a full seasonal set that mixes new songs with favorites, including his original hit Christmas Every Day, which reached number one on Billboard’s Top 30 songs list in 2024 and 2025, alongside classics like O Holy Night and Let It Snow. Reviews have been enthusiastic, with BroadwayWorld praising the 2025 show for its blend of tradition and fresh energy and for highlighting his polished vocals, while The Mirror US suggested he may be vying for the title of King of Christmas. Expect a warm, festive atmosphere with heartfelt music throughout.

King's Rook Club in Erie hosts a Christmas party with an emo twist, featuring live sets from Xandra, Stellar Motus, Running Backwards, Do Not Call List, Psycho Hosebeast, and Moonbagel Bodega. A mix of bands brings festive energy to a celebration centered on music and holiday cheer.

A winter Mortal Kombat 11 tournament on PS5 offers a chance to showcase skills and compete for bragging rights. Entry is free for members and $5.00 for non members. The winner takes home $25.00 in cash and two drink tickets. All characters released for at least two weeks, including DLC, are eligible. The bracket is double elimination, and matches are best two out of three. Pausing during a match results in a round awarded to the opponent, which a judge can confirm. Players may continue only if both agree. IDs are held at the bar for entrants, unless using a personal PS5 controller. If a provided controller is damaged, a $50.00 charge applies. Personal PS5 controllers are allowed and must be desynced after each match to prevent interference with others. Judges are Khristina Juarez and Ji Varga, also known as DJ TOPAZ.

Dan Baney brings an unplugged set to The Corner Bar and Grillz with acoustic country and classic favorites. Enjoy live local music with drinks and food in a casual setting, and make a relaxed night of it in Corry, PA.

Start the holiday break with music from Crush at an ugly sweater party. Enter the ugly sweater contest to compete for prizes.

This event features a live performance by South of 90.

At King's Rook Club, the Terry Crebel Open Mic offers a welcoming, supportive setting for creatives to share their work. Open to bands, rappers, vocalists, dancers, poets, and comedians. This edition is the last session before the winter break. Vocal coach Keith Harker will be available for optional feedback and performer evaluations, with attention to vocal health. Admission is free for members and $5 for nonmembers.

Enjoy an acoustic set by Tyler McClain.