Events in Gettysburg, PA

Hanover’s most notorious fortune teller, Beck, will offer an evening of tarot reading at Little Fox Coffee and Books. The focus is a five-card Cosmic Check-in available on a pay-what-you-can basis, and trades or small trinkets are welcome. This event is held on the fourth Thursday of each month.

An open mic and jam evening at AVE brings together performers from every musical style and the listeners who enjoy them. It is a community-focused night of live music with chances to share music and play together. Signups are available, and food and beverages are available.

Explore the George Spangler Farm on a guided tour that shares the site’s history through stories of the people connected to it. Admission is managed through a timed shuttle with a ticket, and transportation leaves from the nearby Museum and Visitor Center on tour days.

Led by Miss Jess, this baby story time nurtures early literacy with a warm mix of activities. Little ones can enjoy brief stories, simple songs, playful bounces, rhymes, and more. Each session ends with open-ended creative play that offers easygoing social time for both children and adults. Designed for ages 1 to 24 months.

This 18 hole golf outing supports work in the Dominican Republic. It is one of two major fundraisers held each year.

Blaze for the Brave brings a lively fall celebration to Granite Hill Camping Resort in support of first responders. Across the weekend, attendees can enjoy live music, spicy food contests, local vendors, games, and family friendly activities. A professional chili pepper eating contest takes center stage, with plenty to eat and drink and ongoing entertainment for all ages. The event pairs bold flavor with strong community spirit. Close by in Fairfield, PA, Pippinfest unfolds with a townwide yard sale featuring food vendors, artisan crafts, entertainment, and distinctive finds.

A monthly support group for small business owners offers a relaxed space to decompress and talk through the realities of running a company, from online services to brick and mortar storefronts. Expect open conversation, practical advice, collaborative problem solving, and idea brainstorming, with snacks available and a welcoming atmosphere. This gathering takes place on the last Friday of each month.

Trainers of all experience levels are welcome at this weekly Play! Pokémon League at Nerdtopia. Enjoy casual Pokémon TCG matchups, trade cards with fellow collectors, and connect with others playing Pokémon GO. Every attendee receives a Play! Pokémon promo pack, creating an easy way to grow a collection while spending time with the local Pokémon community. To receive first access to new Pokémon product at Nerdtopia, participants need to take part at least twice per month, with participation tracked through Play! Pokémon software. If you do not yet have a Play! Pokémon ID, more information is available on the official website.

A mellow night of live acoustic music unfolds at The Garryowen Irish Pub. Neil and Shannon perform as a duo, favoring easygoing, well loved songs that go nicely with a drink and something to eat. The atmosphere is friendly and comfortable, a simple way to relax and reconnect with friends. There is no cover charge, and the music spans a couple of hours for a relaxed start to the weekend. The act regularly returns on the last Friday of each month, set upstairs at the Go Too or outside when conditions cooperate.

F3 Gettysburg hosts a free Saturday workout designed to get men moving together in the fresh air. This men-only session welcomes all fitness levels and promotes a supportive, no-judgment atmosphere with positive energy and camaraderie. For the Saturday meetup, participants should use the far parking lot near the farmers market.

The ride begins and ends at Gettysburg Area Recreation Park and offers three route options to welcome riders of every experience level. All routes pass through Gettysburg National Military Park and cross the picturesque Sachs Covered Bridge, while the longer distances continue along the quiet roads of southern Adams County. A BBQ lunch is provided after the rides. Preregistration is available online for $40, and ride-day registration is offered for $45. A T-shirt is included in the registration price for those who register by the deadline.

A seasonal plant and produce swap where attendees can trade surplus vegetables, fruits, herbs, and eggs. Anything left after the swap is donated or distributed the following week. Baked goods and prepared foods are not accepted.

Experience a gentle, restorative 45-minute sound meditation designed to settle the nervous system, ease tension in the body, and encourage deep rest and inner clarity. Guided by the calming resonance of quartz crystal singing bowls and gong, this session welcomes all levels and asks nothing more than arriving as you are. Hosted by Gettysburg Battlefield Resort. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat along with pillows, extra padding, or any comfort items. Cozy, loose clothing is recommended. Folding chairs are welcome for anyone who prefers not to be on the ground. The public is invited, and attendees are asked to check in at the host station for parking directions. Admission is free, with optional donations appreciated as an energy exchange.

This annual fundraising cornhole tournament, hosted by Gettysburg Battleground Cornhole and Shine Runner Cornhole, offers a full day for families with plenty of cornhole and other games. Additional details will be announced as the event approaches.

At Straban Township Park Pavilion, this outdoor, hands-on workshop invites participants to build a personal hand drum and develop a connection with its voice. Guided instruction covers each step from securing the hide to finishing touches, with all required materials and tools provided. An opening circle for intention setting supports the process, followed by essentials on drum care and ways to listen for the drum’s unique rhythm. Participants choose the drum they wish to make. Options include 14 inch deer at $150, 14 inch elk at $160, 14 inch horse at $170, 18 inch deer at $220, 18 inch elk at $230, and 18 inch horse at $240, with tax and shipping included. Drumstick choices are available as well, including making one on site for $15, selecting a pre-made stick for $25, or bringing your own at no cost. Plan for an outdoor pavilion setting. Bring water, snacks or lunch, a chair or blanket if picnic tables are not ideal, and dress in layers for changing weather. An open heart and willingness to learn are encouraged. Space is limited and advance registration is required. The workshop takes place rain or shine. For registration or questions, contact Barb Stoner at barbstoner84@gmail.com or text 717-688-4454. For accessibility needs, reach out in advance so support can be arranged.

Enjoy a laid-back One Piece Card Game league at Nerdtopia where players of any experience level can meet for casual matches, try out new strategies, and connect with a welcoming community. Bring a favorite deck and play without pressure, with the emphasis on fun rather than high stakes. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. There is no entry fee, and all participants receive promo cards provided by Bandai.

Celebrate the season with a creative floral workshop at Butterfly Blooms Flower Shop, where you will craft a fresh arrangement in a charming fox-themed mug. Guided instruction will walk you through styling autumn blooms and greenery, making it a welcoming experience for first-timers and those with some design know-how. The cost is $35 per person and includes all flowers, supplies, and teaching, and you will head home with your finished piece in the keepsake mug. Entry will be verified electronically rather than with paper tickets, and capacity is limited.

An exclusive after-hours experience on the Cyclorama platform offers a close-up look at the iconic Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. Attendees receive extra time on the viewing platform to study, in full light, remarkable details and distant battle scenes. The visit also goes beneath the diorama to show how the 360-degree illusion comes to life.

The Neil and Shannon Trio brings music to Cellar 75 at The Barn Resort, set within a welcoming space with stunning views. Enjoy craft cocktails and tasty bites as the performance unfolds. This event offers a relaxed evening of good food and drinks in a scenic setting.

Action Shoot - Night Shoot offers low light shooting with safety and readiness at the forefront. Participation requires completing two regular shoots beforehand, after which shooters may attend both night sessions. A dedicated tactical light is required for use during the course of fire, and large conventional flashlights are not acceptable regardless of battery count. Shooting will begin once range officers determine it is dark enough to proceed. Check the schedule to see which evening is designated for rifles and which is set for shotguns. Schedule codes indicate R for rifle, S for shotgun, M for the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H for the house for pistol or revolver. Bring the same amount of ammunition you would for regular sessions. For pistol or revolver, bring eye and ear protection, a holster that fits your firearm, at least three magazines for a semi automatic or speedloaders for a revolver, and no fewer than 50 rounds, with 100 recommended. Rifle shooters engage targets from about 7 to 100 yards and should have eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semi automatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun participants also work targets in the 7 to 100 yard range and should bring eye and ear protection along with at least 50 rounds made up of buckshot and slugs.

Healthy Adams County is launching its Kindness Campaign with a community movie event at the Majestic Theater featuring the documentary For Such a Time as This. The film traces how a single compassionate gesture by a young woman grew into a worldwide movement and led to the founding of Kindness Worldwide, illustrating the far-reaching impact kindness can have on individuals, families, and communities. This kickoff invites attendees to explore small, intentional ways to create lasting positive change across Adams County. Admission is free, and advance registration is required. Hosted by Healthy Adams County in partnership with the Collaborating for Youth Coalition of Adams County, the event encourages making kindness a daily practice and building a more connected, caring community.

Lights Out delivers a high-energy salute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, widely hailed as the nation’s top tribute. The performance features the group’s hit songs, precise harmonies, choreographed moves, comedy, and interactive moments that keep audiences engaged from start to finish. Tickets are $39 for Orchestra or Balcony and $42 for Preferred.

Long Shot brings a lively mix made for partying, dancing, and singing along at Littlestown Eagles 2226.

Church of Satire presents comedian Bill Monaghan from Annapolis, Maryland, who has been performing since 2006. His credits span Magooby's Jokehouse, Baltimore Comedy Factory, Arlington/DC Drafthouse, DC Improv, The Port, Church of Satire, and the Opie Anthony Show on SiriusXM satellite radio. Known for pairing a grown-up viewpoint with a playful streak, he unleashes dark, dry, rapid-fire one-liners that keep the audience catching its breath between laughs.

This event features My Chemical Bromance at Blaze for the Brave at Granite Hill in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

This event offers a beautiful autumn morning with great tunes and a celebration of a beloved hometown.

Casual Gundam League play at Nerdtopia highlights quick matches, friendly competition, and plenty of mecha-themed fun. Experienced pilots with well-tuned decks and newcomers learning the basics can all take part, with an emphasis on community, excitement, and spirited Gundam showdowns. The atmosphere is relaxed with no high stakes, so expect enjoyable games and welcoming opponents. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai promo cards are provided to all participants.

Settle into a soothing sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven, a restorative hour of sound bowl therapy featuring traditional Tibetan singing bowls. Rest as calming tones and vibrations surround you, supporting stress relief, deep relaxation, and nervous system regulation. No prior experience or particular beliefs are needed. Wear comfortable clothing and come ready to rest. Attendees are welcome to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion, while being mindful of others nearby. The gathering takes place at The Serpent’s Key Shoppe and Sanctuary, which is wheelchair accessible, includes an accessible restroom and ample seating, and is service animal friendly. Sensory lighting is available for those with photophobia or other light sensitivities. Incense is used on occasion, and it can be held off if arranged ahead of time. Free parking is available in Hanover Borough, with a recommended lot across from Royal Farms.

The 2nd Annual Pastor Larry Katz Memorial Golf Tournament brings golfers together at Bridges Golf Club in Abbottstown to celebrate the life and enduring influence of Pastor Larry Katz, founding Senior Pastor and Pastor Emeritus of Grace Fellowship, now Genesis Church. Participants can look forward to a full day on the course with a cart, range access, breakfast, a hot dog at the turn, snacks and beverages, course contests, and a golfer gift package. The day concludes with a Taco Bar recognition dinner featuring guest speakers Pastor Bob Tome, Lead Pastor of Genesis Church and mentee of Pastor Larry Katz, and Pastor Andrew Greer, Campus Pastor of LCBC West York and Pastor Larry's grandson. Proceeds support the Genesis Men's Ministry and Good News Global, an organization that helps bring the Gospel to those incarcerated in correctional facilities worldwide. Sponsor packages are available.

Hands-on glassblowing comes to The Barn Resort in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania with Mr. Peluso. The experience begins with a short demonstration and a look at the history and current happenings in glassworking. Participants then make a glass pumpkin entirely on their own. No experience is required, and arriving a few minutes early is encouraged. Completed pumpkins can be taken home at the end of class. Food and beer are available from the venue.

Natural Awakening Wellness Center hosts a gentle 45-minute sound meditation with Soulshine By Shannon, created to settle the nervous system, ease tension, and encourage deep rest and clarity. The experience features calming tones from quartz crystal singing bowls and a gong, and it is suitable for newcomers as well as those with a regular practice. Attendance is limited to preserve a quiet setting, so advance registration is required. Please bring a mat along with any pillows or extra padding you prefer, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. The session runs monthly on the last Wednesday, and the center is located on the lower level of Wike Counseling Services. The cost is $20 per person. Each month, one complimentary spot is available for first responders, emergency services personnel, and veterans, with registration still required. Register by sending a direct message to Soulshine By Shannon or by texting (717) 420-0266. Payment is accepted via Venmo under Soulshine By Shannon or in cash at the event.

Experience an outdoor sound meditation beneath the evening sky. The soothing sounds are intended to replenish your energy, improve concentration, encourage a deeper connection with your inner self, and support relaxation and emotional well-being. Participants must be at least 13 years old. The cost is 20 dollars per person. Bring a yoga mat, chair, or blanket, plus any items that add comfort. Dress for the weather and be prepared for an outdoor environment. Treat yourself to the gift of sound.

Celebrate the season at Granite Hill Camping Resort with cool autumn breezes and clear blue skies. October showcases Adams County at its most colorful, and the campground sits near the heart of it. About a 20 minute drive from the resort, the National Apple Harvest Festival unfolds among orchard covered hills near historic Gettysburg, reached by a scenic countryside route toward Arendtsville. Expect apple inspired treats, live country music, hundreds of arts and crafts vendors, antique cars, steam engines, orchard tours, and plenty of food. After time at the festival, return for the campground’s regular weekend activities or relax by the campfire. Whether exploring the orchards or unwinding at your site, it offers a warm way to celebrate fall.

Snack Town Fall Fest and Snack Town Run Fest come together for one expanded celebration at Long Arm Reservoir in Hanover, Pennsylvania. The festival features a broad lineup of food trucks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, artisan and craft vendors, live music, and interactive activities for children and families. The running events are open to all ages and experience levels, with options that include a half marathon, 5K, 10K, and a kids fun run for ages 4 to 12. For updates, check the Snack Town Fall Fest and Snack Town Race Series pages on Facebook.

The fifth annual memorial car, truck, and motorcycle show honoring Alyssa Richards will be held at Taneytown Memorial Park and benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Entries are open to all years, makes, and models, with registration available only on the day of the show and a 20 dollar entry fee. The first 100 registered participants receive dash plaques, and fifty awards are planned. Breakfast and lunch will be available, there will be music, and a 50/50 raffle is included. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the festivities, even without a show vehicle. A donation box will be on site to support the cause. Registration is handled in person only, so please watch out for scammers. For additional information, contact Gary Richards at 410-365-0810.

Camp Eder hosts a hands-on clean up day to prepare for the busy seasons of summer camp and the fall festival. Volunteers take on outdoor tasks such as splitting wood, clearing leaves, and other projects that spruce up the grounds. Lunch is provided for participants. To let the organizers know you plan to help, contact campeder@campeder.org or 717-642-8256.

Andrea Day at God's Meal Barrel honors the generosity of Andrea Niehoff Goodson, whose idea to dedicate a day for collecting donations continues to support those in need. Contributions that are especially helpful include pasta with sauce, mac and cheese, cereal, and canned fruit, and all donations are welcome. Parking is available behind the building. This effort carries forward Andrea's belief that small actions add up to make a meaningful difference.

Local yoga and mindfulness teacher Sam Yingling leads a nature-centered experience at Bollinger Park that blends gentle movement, mindful awareness, and personal reflection. The session begins with a 15 minute guided meditation to settle attention, followed by a self-guided gratitude walk through the park. Participants use mala beads to mark each gift they notice, such as birdsong, a soft breeze, or a quiet moment of appreciation. Each bead serves as a tangible reminder of the beauty already present in everyday life. After the walk, the group gathers for journaling and optional sharing to deepen the practice and carry its spirit forward. This free event requires registration. A set of mala beads can be provided and kept, or participants may bring their own. To register, call 410-751-1100 ext. 108 or email Lvaccare@taneytownmd.gov.

The Arc of York and Adams Counties presents a community Buddy Walk built around groups of eight to fifteen participants. Teams raise funds throughout the year, then come together at Gettysburg Rec Park to walk the path and celebrate their efforts. Expect a lively atmosphere with engaging activities, tasty food, and prizes to win. Designed for team building, it is a fit for businesses, families, church groups, or any circle of friends interested in having fun while supporting a meaningful cause. This year’s goal is to raise more than $25,000. For details or to organize a team, contact Jacki at jgray@thearcyorkadams.org.

Elly Cooke performs at the Altland House in Abbottstown, Pennsylvania, bringing a night of live music for everyone attending.

Fresh from sellout runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Adelaide Fringe, along with sellout performances across the UK and the US, The Carole King & James Taylor Story arrives at the Eichelberger. This production traces the music and milestones of Carole King, a six-time Grammy winner with 20-times platinum success, and James Taylor, a five-time Grammy recipient rooted in American folk. It features faithful renditions of Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You've Got a Friend, and more, brought to life by established artists Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra and Balcony seating, and $45 for Preferred.

Church of Satire presents Mike Lebovitz, a comedian whose stage spark can be traced to childhood clowning classes at his local JCC. His high-energy, wide-eyed approach ricochets from idea to idea like a runaway train, blending surprise, glee, and a touch of danger. Audiences often describe the ride as spontaneous and joyful with a slightly hair-raising edge. Lebovitz built his chops in Chicago, appearing regularly at Zanies, The Laugh Factory, and Comedy Bar. He co-founded the showcase Comedians You Should Know, later bringing it to New York City, where it grew into a weekly destination for established names and rising talent sharing the same mic. His international credits include a New Face turn at Just For Laughs in Montreal and a win at the Montreux Comedy Festival in Switzerland. His work has been seen on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central, and HBO’s The Deuce, and his debut album, Two Slob Household, is available on Stand Up! Records.

ACSHA participates in the PA Adopt A Roadway cleanup. Volunteers are welcome and appreciated on the day.

An action-oriented range day centers on pistol and revolver shooting, with stage locations marked for easy navigation. R designates rifle, s is for shotgun, m points to the middle bay for pistol or revolver, and H indicates the house for pistol or revolver. Handgun participants should bring eye and ear protection, a holster that fits the firearm, at least three magazines for semi autos or speed loaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds of handgun ammunition, with 100 recommended. Rifle stages use targets set between 7 and 100 yards and call for eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semi autos, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun stages also run between 7 and 100 yards and require eye and ear protection along with about 50 rounds that include buckshot and slugs.

This calm, unhurried yoga session blends gentle flowing movement, supported deep stretching, and restorative postures with the assistance of an aerial hammock. It is designed for those who want to slow down, lengthen tight areas, and settle into a meditative state. If you have practiced Slow Flow, Slow Deep Fusion, Yin, or Restorative yoga, the hammock can add a new layer to your experience. The fabric will be used to help open the shoulders, hips, and spine for supported release. For safety and to protect the hammocks, chewing gum is not permitted and all jewelry, including rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, must be removed before class. Participants must be at least 14 years old.

Kick off the weekend early with cocktails, delicious food, and tunes.

Experience a restorative sound meditation at The Barn at Sach’s Bridge, guided by a trained practitioner who blends sound and mindfulness to activate the body’s natural relaxation response, ease stress, and support the nervous system. The session centers on the resonant tones of quartz crystal singing bowls, creating a calm, structured soundscape that encourages deep rest, clearer focus, emotional balance, grounding, and a renewed sense of inner peace. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, or anything else that helps you stay cozy while lying down. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers a seated option. Each class is $30, with a member rate of $20. Advance registration is required.

Enjoy live music from Neil and Shannon at Granite Hill. The Red Shed Café offers happy hour specials with $1 off appetizers, draft beer, and wine, so you can grab a drink and relax. Happy hour is open to everyone at no cost.

Organized by The Serpent’s Key and Hanover Veterinary Hospital, this monthly Downtown Hanover cleanup focuses on sprucing up the area ahead of Second Saturdays so everyone can enjoy a pleasant stroll. Students who participate can receive verification for service hours.

Reptile Invasion presents a meet and greet featuring more than 30 ambassador reptiles, offering close-up encounters and opportunities to learn what makes these animals unique. Hand-selected ambassadors and educators will share insights into care and behavior throughout the experience. Admission is free, and donations are welcome, with proceeds supporting the organization’s 501c3 rescue efforts. Reptile Invasion’s mission centers on advancing reptile welfare and rescue through education, adoption services, and a focus on compassionate, high-quality care. Its vision is to provide resources, learning opportunities, and programs that help cultivate a community where reptiles are appreciated and treated with respect.

The second Saturday of each month features a community-wide program in Downtown Hanover that spotlights small businesses. Participating shops and eateries present special promotions, activities, and events during their regular hours, giving visitors a chance to discover new boutiques, hear live music, and enjoy tasty treats. Created by Main Street Hanover to increase foot traffic and encourage collaboration among downtown businesses, this initiative fosters partnerships and joint efforts that energize the district. Proceeds support the revitalization of Downtown Hanover through Main Street Hanover, a 501c3 nonprofit.

Downtown Trick or Treat offers free Halloween fun for all ages, with costumes encouraged. Attendees can check in at the Main Street Hanover tent in Center Square to receive a Trick or Treat Card that guides them to participating downtown businesses for candy and seasonal surprises. Families and individuals are welcome to stroll through the area and show off spooky, classic, or superhero looks. A list of participating businesses will be announced closer to the event. Early check in may be available for those with advance tickets, and visiting businesses begins at the official start.

Granite Hill hosts live music from Brandon Robey alongside a Happy Hour at the Red Shed Café. During the Happy Hour, there is $1 off appetizers, draft beer, and wine. The Happy Hour is open to the public and free to attend.

Settle in at the bar for good music, great food, and delicious cocktails.

Yacht Rock Gold Experience salutes the laid back hits of the late 70s and early 80s, highlighting favorites from the Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Little River Band, Ambrosia, Boz Scaggs, and more. Four vocalists share the spotlight to create rich harmonies, supported by a five piece rhythm section with soulful sax and flute melodies. The performance aims to capture the easygoing, feel good spirit of the era with smooth, polished musicianship. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $49 for Preferred.

After dark, the forest reveals a hidden world. This family-friendly program explores moths and other wildlife active at night. Learn about the remarkable variety of moth species, their essential role as pollinators, and how to view them up close with special lights and observation sheets. Whether you are a budding scientist, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking a different kind of evening outdoors, this experience is designed to appeal to a wide range of interests. Admission is $5 per person, or $20 for families of four or more.

Comedian and writer Jill Weiner, raised in Atlanta, shaped in San Francisco, and now based in New York City, brings a resume that includes the Dry Bar Comedy special Soup Freak and jokes showcased on America's Got Talent. Her festival credits span finalist honors at Houston's Riot Comedy Festival, appearances at the New York Comedy Festival and the Boston Comedy Festival, and a runner-up finish at the Trial by Laughter Comedy Festival. In New York she co-produces and co-hosts the weekly standing room only show Laf Dance Saloon, and she became the first female champion of the NYC roast battle Comedy Fight Club. She performs nationwide, often featuring for comedian Caitlin Peluffo, and takes regular spots at New York Comedy Club and other venues around the city. Off stage, she keeps a soft spot for soup, enjoying a bowl at one of New York's hottest diners.

The Nick & Nate Show features live acoustic covers and original songs by Nick Minahan and Nathan Merovich at Jen-Jen's Rhythm N Brews. The experience includes great food, cold drinks, and a relaxed hometown atmosphere.

At The Bridges Golf Club, the 24th Annual PA State Police Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament brings golfers and supporters together to raise funds for children in York and Adams Counties who are facing critical illnesses through Make-A-Wish. Over the past 23 years, the event has generated more than $275,000 to help grant wishes for kids ages 2½ to 18, and this year continues that effort. Morning and afternoon tee times are available, and opportunities to get involved include sponsorships, golfer registration, and donations, all focused on helping local children receive their wishes.

At Granite Hill in historic Gettysburg, the Halloween spirit fills the campground with family friendly activities and cozy fall vibes. Expect ghost stories by the fire, trick-or-treating along the campsites, and pumpkin decorating for all ages. Those seeking a scare can step into the Haunted Civil War Barn for a chilling adventure. Costumes take the spotlight in a parade, s'mores toast over warm embers, and friendly rivalry plays out in a Horseshoe Tournament. Evenings bring karaoke and themed crafts, while the Red Shed Café serves up tasty bites. From crisp air and glowing campfires to playful frights and laughter, this celebration blends classic campground traditions with festive Halloween fun.

The Thursday Night Live Beats & Eats tour continues with Ziggy Acoustic, alongside featured cocktails and dining specials. Reservations are suggested but not required. For reservations or questions, call (717) 642-2500.

The monthly meeting of Mayberry Archers takes place at Mayberry Archery Club and focuses on plans for future events and club activities. Attendees are encouraged to invite a friend and bring one dollar to see who wins.

A costume party takes over Blue Truck Boutique in Taneytown, Maryland, with a night of fun, shopping, and feel-good vibes. Costumes of every kind are welcome, from cute and spooky to glamorous or funny, whether channeling a diva, a disco throwback, or something totally your own. There will be music, plenty of browsing, and photo spots to capture the moment. All Things Sourdough, Read Till Dawn Books, and Sweet Links with permanent jewelry are part of the festivities. For parking, use the Church Street public lot unless you opt for paid parking.

Catch a live set from The LeBlancs at Jen-Jen's Rhythm N Brews.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing at Hamiltonban Community Park with the TriState Astronomers. This public event welcomes all ages and is free to attend. Look through powerful telescopes to take in views of lunar craters, the rings of Saturn, and distant galaxies and nebulae. The setup will also include EAA smart telescopes that deliver clear digital views of deep-space objects. Plans depend on clear skies and the gathering will be canceled if clouds or rain move in, so check the event page for updates before heading out.

This special market day at the Adams County Farmers Market focuses on expanding access to fresh food. SNAP/EBT purchases receive triple value during the event, which adds 33 percent beyond the usual SNAP doubling program. On all other market days, the market continues to double SNAP as normal. This is one of five such Saturdays offered this year with support from sponsors, Healthy Adams County, the Gettysburg Hospital Foundation, and Highmark Wholecare. The initiative also highlights how farmers markets can help address food insecurity while supporting local family farms.

A small trailer pop-up is planned at The Farmhouse Mercantile Gift Shop. Further details will be shared soon.

Camp Eder hosts a family-friendly autumn celebration marking 48 years of tradition. Browse local craft vendors, enjoy children’s games, and bid in a silent auction of handcrafted items. See fresh apple butter made with fruit from Camp Eder’s orchard, a favorite tradition. The menu features pit-roasted pork or turkey for eating on site or taking out, along with hearty homemade soups, sandwiches, and fresh baked goods. Proceeds support Camp Eder’s youth and summer camp programs, sustaining outdoor ministry and mentorship in the community.

The Barn Resort hosts a special celebration of the former Boyds Bear Country Barn, honoring the memories that many families cherish along with the joy of bear collecting, creativity, and nostalgia. Highlights include a pop-up bear museum with memory displays, a collector meet and swap, hands-on bear workshops and kids crafts, a bear hospital repair station, photo opportunities, live music with an evening Bears and Brews gathering, a teddy bear picnic, and an Adopt a Bear experience where a new home can be found for a beloved companion, with more activities planned. Guests are welcome to bring a favorite bear from years past to share in the fun. Details on ticketed add-on experiences will be announced. This event is independently organized and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Boyds Bears brand, and any references are provided for historical context only.

Kimberly Smith-Fuentes of Maryland's Whiskey Bourbon Society and David Smith of the Carroll County Bird Club lead an afternoon that pairs guided bird watching with a curated bourbon tasting in the setting of Bollinger Park. Sample Buffalo Trace, EH Taylor Small Batch, Eagle Rare 10 Year, Blanton's, and Penelope while learning about local birdlife. Each ticket includes a souvenir tasting glass and a raffle entry for the chance to win a bourbon of their choice. Attendance is limited to 20 participants, and all attendees must be of legal drinking age.

This nighttime action shoot welcomes participants who have first completed two regular sessions. Once that prerequisite is met, both evening events are open to them. Plan on bringing the same round count you would for a standard match, and be sure to pack a dedicated tactical light. Household Maglite-style flashlights are not acceptable, regardless of how many batteries they use. Shooting will start once range officers determine it is dark enough to proceed. Check the schedule to see which night focuses on rifles and which one features shotguns. Range designations are as follows: R for rifle, s for shotgun, m for the middle bay used for pistols or revolvers, and H for the house used for pistols or revolvers. For pistols or revolvers, bring eye and ear protection, a model-specific holster, at least three magazines for semi-automatics or speedloaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds for the handgun, with 100 preferred. For rifles, expect targets between 7 and 100 yards, and bring eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semi-automatics, and at least 100 rounds. For shotguns, plan for targets from 7 to 100 yards, bring eye and ear protection, and at least 50 rounds made up of buckshot and slugs.

Almost Queen delivers a faithful tribute to Queen with a four member lineup that spotlights layered four-part vocals and finely detailed instrumental sections. Dressed in period-accurate costumes and emphasizing tight musicianship, the show strives to recreate the energy and precision of a classic Queen concert. Tickets are $50 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $55 for Preferred seating. An optional drink package with two beverages can be added for $12.

Experience an uplifting and encouraging evening of Southern Gospel music with Debra Perry and Jaidyn's Call, a leading group in the genre.

Singer songwriter Bryan Bielanski brings a memorable blend of rock and folk to The Circle Hanover, offering a sound that feels both familiar and refreshingly new. With an extensive global touring history and more than 2,500 performances, including 311 shows in 2025, he has played across the United States in places like Alabama, California, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas, throughout Canada in provinces such as Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and in countries including Austria, Belgium, China, Costa Rica, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand and the United Kingdom. Listeners and critics around the world say he lives up to the spirit of his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

Enjoy an afternoon tea at Jane's Tea Room in the historic Gettysburg Academy, among the oldest buildings in Gettysburg. The menu features tea sandwiches, sweets, and a selection of teas, along with time for friendly conversation. The price is $35 per person. Because demand is high, payment is taken at the time of reservation. To reserve, call 717-334-0224 or send a message on Facebook.

The Gettysburg Halloween Parade brings a festive lineup on Lincoln Square with a dance party and food trucks to start the celebration, followed by on-site costume contest registration and the contest itself. After the contest, the parade sets off to cap the evening. Participant registration will open, and sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available. Additional details will be shared as planning continues.

Part of Witchcraft Wednesdays, this session focuses on the upcoming Full Hunter Moon in Taurus and offers guidance in lunar lore, astrology, and practical magick to help participants prepare for the celestial event. It is free to attend. The Serpent's Key Shoppe and Sanctuary provides wheelchair access, an accessible restroom, ample seating, sensory-friendly lighting, and welcomes service animals. Incense may be used on occasion, and it can be paused with advance notice.

Granite Hill Camping Resort in historic Gettysburg transforms into a Halloween playground, with cool fall evenings, crackling campfires, and tales of local spirits in the hills. This celebration is part of a trio of October weekends filled with family friendly festivities. Guests can settle in for campfire ghost stories, wander the campground for trick or treating, and decorate pumpkins for both kids and adults. Those seeking a fright can venture into the Haunted Civil War Barn. A costume parade invites creative looks, s'mores toast under the stars, and the Horseshoe Tournament adds a competitive highlight. Between karaoke, themed crafts, and bites from the Red Shed Café, activities unfold from day to night. From eerie ambiance to plenty of laughter and cozy fireside moments, Halloween at Granite Hill creates memories to hold onto long after the weekend ends.

The Gettysburg Fall Cycling Weekend offers an all-inclusive three day cycling getaway through Gettysburg and nearby countryside, based at the Gettysburg Wyndham. Registration is open. The experience includes guided group rides led by ride leaders, digital route files and cue sheets via Ride with GPS, lodging, meals and snacks, social gatherings, entertainment, and both SAG and mechanical support. Participants may arrange extra hotel nights on Thursday or Sunday directly with the property. Presented in partnership with the 9/11 National Memorial Trail Alliance, a separate six day Gettysburg Loop Tour offered by the 9/11 National Memorial Trail also includes this weekend within its itinerary.

Explore fall florals in a hands-on workshop that guides you through creating a centerpiece arranged inside a real pumpkin. Learn seasonal design techniques while working with colorful autumn blooms and lush greenery. All supplies are provided, and instruction is welcoming to every experience level, so you can leave with a festive decor piece made by you.

Trick or treat through Codorus Park during a two day celebration, following a route lined with 100-plus Halloween scenes created by campers, local businesses, community groups, and the Friends organization. Admission is $20 per carload, and tickets are required. Sales are online only, quantities are limited, all sales are final, and there is no re-entry. This event often sells out quickly. A variety of food trucks will be on site, and the Friends tent in the campground at site 95 in C loop will offer s’mores. Vendors include Pretzel Lady, Bricker French Fries, Genova’s To Go, Savory’s Funnel Cakes, and Skip & Penny’s Country Catering. Near the vendors, children can enjoy a dance-off area with music from local DJ Big Bill Pero. Park educators will host a Nature Tent in the vendor area with hands-on learning about creepy-crawly critters and the not-so-spooky flyers of the night. Rain or shine.

Enjoy an evening of blues and rock alongside food and drinks. Expect a high energy night of music.

Explore Gettysburg’s past and its ghostly lore on a full-day trip with pick-ups available in Troy, Towanda, and Dushore. The day begins at Adams County Winery, one of Pennsylvania’s five oldest wineries, set in a Civil War era bank barn from the 1860s. Spread across 75 acres with vineyards and seasonal gardens, this stop includes a tour, tastings, snacks, and a souvenir wine glass. Continue to the award-winning Gettysburg Beyond the Battle Museum for a broad look at the area’s story from prehistory to recent times. Exhibits feature more than 1,000 artifacts, including dinosaur footprints and cannonballs, and highlight the lives of people who called Gettysburg home before, during, and after the famous battle. After some free time and dinner in the downtown area, the evening concludes with a candlelit walking ghost tour that visits an orphanage, the Jennie Wade Birth House, and local cemeteries while sharing the histories behind these sites and why they are known for hauntings. The cost is $205 per person, which covers the winery tour with tastings, snacks, and a souvenir glass, museum admission, ghost tour admission, and bus transportation.

Create a harvest centerpiece by transforming a real pumpkin into the base for a floral arrangement. Guided instruction covers seasonal design techniques while you work with colorful autumn blooms and fresh greenery. This hands-on workshop welcomes every skill level, and all materials are included so you can craft a unique piece of fall decor to take home.

Hopeless Semantics brings a handpicked mix of songs to Michaux Brewing Gettysburg, delivering an energetic, interactive show that keeps the crowd involved. Expect classic rock, country, blues, bluegrass, folk, and singer songwriter favorites spanning eight decades, with tight vocal harmonies and plenty of audience requests. The duo switches among multiple 6-string guitars, a 12-string guitar, mandolin, and keyboard to create a varied, stand-out performance. Mandolin Mike Slusser is a multi-instrumentalist with more than three decades of experience who moves easily between traditional bluegrass and contemporary styles while contributing both lead and harmony vocals. Vocalist Linda Null, formerly of Acoustic Moose, has a following in South Central Pennsylvania and Northern Virginia. With a voice often compared to Etta James and Janis Joplin, she sings lead, plays keys and guitar, and pairs with Mike for rich harmonies. Michaux Brewing features 12 rotating taps and a limited selection of Pennsylvania-made wines, ciders, and cocktails, along with many options for non-beer drinkers such as wines, ciders, seltzers, flavored malt beverages, sodas, and craft lemonades.

A Halloween dance pairs a festive costume party with music by Gravy Band. Attendees can enjoy dancing in costume throughout the celebration.

This returning experience offers a calm, creative pathway to connect with ancestral roots. Through quiet meditation, personal reflection, and expressive painting, participants explore their inner story and attune to the subtle presence of those who came before. Guided moments lead to a personal doorway of remembrance and connection, nurturing a timeless bond with lineage.

A calming sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven invites participants to unwind with Tibetan singing bowl therapy. Rest while resonant tones and gentle vibrations create a soothing atmosphere that supports stress relief, deep relaxation, and nervous system regulation. No experience or particular beliefs are required, just wear comfortable clothing and be ready to relax. You are welcome to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion for added comfort while being mindful of others in the space. The setting is wheelchair accessible, includes an accessible restroom and ample seating, features sensory-friendly lighting, and is service animal friendly. Incense may be used at times and can be paused upon request.

A monthly community cleanup brings volunteers together to care for Downtown Hanover and keep shared spaces clean and welcoming. Participants can expect hands-on tasks like picking up litter, pulling weeds, and sweeping sidewalks, all while connecting with neighbors and taking pride in the area. Supplies such as gloves, safety vests, and trash bags are provided. Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended, and personal gloves or tools are welcome. The effort continues in all weather, so plan for conditions. Individuals, families, school groups, and corporate teams are all encouraged to take part, and documentation for community service hours is available upon request.

An open mic and jam night at AVE welcomes performers from every genre and invites music fans to enjoy live sets in a community-focused atmosphere. Signups begin when the doors open, followed by an evening of performances and collaborative jams. Food and drinks are available. This gathering recurs on the last Thursday of each month.

Kick off the weekend at Granite Hill with live music from Nick Mich Music. The Red Shed Café features a happy hour with one dollar off appetizers, drafts, and wine. Arrive early to enjoy a drink and relax. This happy hour is open to everyone and free to attend.

The Hoffman Homes Emerald Gala presents a Monte Carlo themed masquerade at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel, celebrating and supporting Hoffman Homes. Cocktail attire and a favorite mask are encouraged for an upscale evening featuring casino style games, raffles, lively auctions, an elegant dinner, and cocktails. Sponsorship opportunities are available to spotlight a business while furthering the mission of Hoffman Homes. All proceeds benefit Hoffman Homes and the individuals in its care. Tickets are $100 per person.

Music, Gettysburg! presents a free Haunted Halloween Concert at United Lutheran Seminary, spotlighting internationally acclaimed organist Peggy Haas Howell in an evening of mystery, drama, and organ artistry. Narration by Music, Gettysburg! chair Mark Oldenburg, baritone solos from Latham Gunn of The Gettysburg Choral Society, and voices from the Gettysburg Children's Choir blend classical selections, film favorites, and vivid storytelling. The centerpiece is The Legend of Sleepy Hollow for organ and narrator by Canadian composer Rachel Laurin, composed in 2021, with character themes and colorful organ registrations that bring Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman to life. The program also features Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor, an excerpt from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera, John Williams’ Double Trouble from a Harry Potter film, Louis Vierne’s Gargouilles et chimères, and Henri Mulet’s Tu es petra, showcasing the instrument’s range from quiet suspense to commanding power. The performance is heard in the Church of the Abiding Presence on the Andover Organ, Opus 84, a northern European style tracker instrument with 31 stops and 38 ranks that has welcomed distinguished organists from around the world. Admission is free, and a freewill offering will be received.

The Barn Resort dims the lights and turns up the neon for a high energy Halloween party with blacklights, music and plenty of glow. DJ Tony Montana performs live, setting a spooky, dance friendly atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged, drinks are available and the mood stays lively throughout the evening. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

An adults-only Halloween costume party featuring DJ Bill spinning a set of his favorite tunes. Enjoy an evening of music, costumes, food and beverages, and time with fellow attendees in a festive atmosphere.

Doors open before play begins at this bingo event. The lineup includes early-bird rounds, standard games, specialty variations, and a concluding blackout round. Food will be available, and there will also be additional small chance-based games.

This action shooting session features rifle, shotgun, and handgun stages with sign-up taking place before shooting begins. Stages are labeled R for rifle, s for shotgun, m for the middle bay using pistols or revolvers, and H for the house using pistols or revolvers. Handgun participants should come with eye and ear protection, a holster made for their firearm, at least three magazines for semi-automatics or speedloaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds, with 100 preferred. Rifle shooters engage targets from 7 to 100 yards and should have eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semi-automatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun shooters also work targets from 7 to 100 yards and should bring eye and ear protection along with at least 50 rounds made up of buckshot and slugs.

Settle into a yoga practice that combines unhurried flow, supported deep stretching, and soothing restorative postures with the help of an aerial hammock. It is intended for anyone wanting to slow the pace, lengthen into poses, and cultivate a meditative state. If you are familiar with Slow Flow, Slow Deep Fusion, Yin, or Restorative styles, working with the hammock can add a new layer to your practice. The fabric will be used to gently assist openings through the shoulders, hips, and spine. For safety, chewing gum is not allowed. All jewelry must be removed before class, including wedding rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, to avoid injury and protect the hammock fabric. Participants need to be at least 14 years old.

Part of Camp Eder’s year-round Senior Days series, this gathering offers a welcoming mix of activities for seniors. Attendees can enjoy a homestyle meal, informative presentations, music, and appearances by special guests, creating a meaningful day together. The cost is $20.

Browse an extensive selection of Tribal, Bokhara, and Persian rugs at this limited-time Fair Trade Rug Event, taking place at the Gettysburg YMCA next to the United Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg. Discover pieces ranging from small 2-by-3-foot accents to large 10-by-14-foot statement rugs, along with round and square designs and table runners. Every rug comes from Bunyaad, a fair trade artisan organization whose hand knotted work is created by fairly paid adult artisans. Expect durable craftsmanship and styles that span from traditional to contemporary, all produced under fair trade standards. Bunyaad is a member of the Fair Trade Federation. Additional event details and year-round shopping are available directly through Bunyaad.

The Northeast nuCamp Rally returns for its fourth year and makes its Gettysburg debut. The nuCamp trailer community will gather at Gettysburg Campground for fun, food, and games. Registration is not yet open. Registration covers the rally fee only, and campsites are booked separately. A 60 day cancellation policy applies.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road-eo to a multi day dance adventure at the Aspire Hotel and Eisenhower Complex in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The gathering centers on workshops, social dancing and friendly competition, with six instruction rooms, two classrooms and three open dance floors, each carrying its own theme. Dancers can book one on one time with choreographers, collaborate to build a new line dance and keep the fun going with an after hours poolside pizza party. A choreography competition and a line dance competition highlight the creative and competitive spirit. Festivities include themed attire nights. Friday invites a theme T-shirt or a Wizard of Oz inspired costume. Saturday becomes the Emerald City, so think green, sparkle, glitz and glam. The talent lineup features choreographers John Robinson, Jamie Marshall, Mark Paulino, Debi Pancoast, Stephen and Laura Pistoia, Amy Christian, Michelle Wright, Dancin’ Dean, Jason Turner, Donna Statt, Becky Pisarek and Brett Ruwe, Ray Okuda, Sharon Hume, Larry Pizzini and Krissie Brownlee. Music is provided by DJs Craig Statt, Michael Diven and Mike Lorah. Payment options include cash, check, credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay, with payment plans available on meals and hotel.

Elly Cooke brings an evening of live music to Altland House in Abbottstown, Pennsylvania.

Set aside a full day for crafting at a workshop built around uninterrupted creative time. Focus on your own projects, connect with fellow crafters, and take part in activities reserved for attendees. Registration is $25 and includes participant-only gifts, creative classes and inspiration, lunch, and chances to win door prizes. Attendees will also have access to Creative Memories tools and products for purchase, making it easier to complete projects and find new favorites. The venue is accessible, and space is limited. It offers a warm break from the routine to focus on your memories and creativity.

Featuring live music from The Wyatt Becker Band and barbecue from Big D's Pitt BBQ, this event supports The Bryan S Henry Foundation. It will be held at New Oxford Social Club. Tickets will be available starting in August.

A close-up, high-spirited night with multi-platinum performer Andy Grammer. This solo show keeps things bare and honest, blending acoustic music with spoken pieces, candid storytelling, and in-the-moment audience interaction to create a personal and uplifting atmosphere. With just a piano, a guitar, and voices in the room, he turns the space into a shared experience, moving from crowd-favorite hits to new songs while revealing the stories behind them. Expect humor, heart, and a performance that invites listeners into the core of the music. Tickets are $69 for orchestra or balcony seating and $79 for preferred seating. The Andy Grammer VIP Experience is available for an additional $178 and includes one premium ticket, access to an intimate two-song acoustic set and Q&A with Andy Grammer, an individual photo opportunity, an exclusive merchandise gift, a commemorative VIP laminate signed by Andy Grammer, and priority access to shopping.

Mayberry Archers presents an indoor 300 round shoot at Mayberry Archery Club. The event is open to everyone, with both members and nonmembers invited. Entry fees are $10 for adults and $5 for ages 12 and under, with payment accepted by cash or check. Questions are welcome.

An on-site equipment auction is planned, offering the opportunity to bid in person.

Mandy brings the tunes to Highland Taps & Tables, paired with cocktails and food for an early start to the weekend.

With UPMC and GIANT, this interactive cooking demonstration focuses on heart smart holiday dishes. Cardiologists Dr. Ashley Zinda and Dr. Michael Bosak share straightforward substitutions for traditional favorites, showing how to reduce salt, sugar, and fat without losing flavor. The session covers ingredient choices and cooking methods that support heart health, offering practical guidance for festive meals. Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Tintype sessions will be set up on the front lawn outside Gettysburg Heritage Center during Remembrance Day Parade weekend. Advance reservations and payment are available. Each appointment results in one original tintype; if you want multiple originals, please book additional sessions. Printed paper copies made from scanned images can be ordered during your appointment or afterward for an extra fee. Prices include sales tax and shipping: quarter plate at approximately 4.25 by 3.25 inches for $85, half plate at about 5.5 by 4.25 inches for $100, and whole plate at roughly 8.5 by 6.5 inches for $130. Everyone is welcome, reenactor clothing is not required, and wardrobe is not provided. Please arrive prepared at your scheduled time, and consult the FAQ for outfit suggestions.

Debbie Wojciechowski, an acclaimed and certified evidential medium, presents an interactive program of audience readings. She will share messages with randomly selected attendees and offer specific details intended to demonstrate that connections with loved ones may continue after death. Even without a personal message, participants can gain insight into how spiritual communication works and what kinds of connections may occur. Debbie holds a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University and spent 25 years in federal law enforcement. She now combines her investigative experience with her mediumship to consult on cold cases and missing persons. Her professional work has also included extensive involvement in mental health and grief counseling, which she draws upon during sensitive readings. Tickets are $35.

Get to know more than 30 ambassador reptiles through close, interactive encounters that bring you face to face with these remarkable animals and share educational insights about their care and behavior. Admission is free, and donations are welcome to support the 501c3 rescue. Reptile Invasion works to improve and save reptile lives by promoting quality care and compassion through education and adoption services. Its vision is to offer resources, education, and programs that help build a community where reptiles are valued and treated with respect and kindness.

This family-friendly hike examines one of North America's enduring mysteries through the lenses of science, ecology, and folklore. Along the trail, participants review reported encounters, look for footprints and other potential clues, and consider the habitat a large, elusive animal would need to survive. The experience also highlights real wildlife, animal adaptations, forest ecosystems, and the methods researchers use to evaluate unusual claims.

Enjoy an inspiring evening of Southern Gospel music with Tribute Quartet, featuring uplifting songs and encouraging harmonies from a renowned group in the genre.

The annual Turkey Bingo takes place at the Littlestown Eagles Pavilion, featuring bingo games. Additional information will be shared soon.

Welcome the holiday season with a cozy Thankful Tea at Jane’s Tea Room in the historic Gettysburg Academy. Enjoy a selection of teas served with tea sandwiches and sweets, along with time for friendly conversation. The cost is $35 per person. Because demand is high, payment is required when making a reservation. To reserve, call 717-334-0224 or send a message on Facebook.

Experience a playful retelling of the beloved tale as The Panto Company USA presents Cinderella. Tormented by her two cruel stepsisters, Cinders sees her fortunes change when a Fairy Godmother works magic and sends her to the ball. When the clock strikes twelve she hurries away, leaving a single glass slipper behind, and the Prince begins the search to find its owner. True to the classic story, this presentation is filled with Panto Company USA flair, original contemporary songs and plenty of comedy, all leading to a happy ending. Tickets are $10 for children and $20 for adults.

Experience The Wild Hymns at Sign of the Buck.

A Thanksgiving-themed open mic and jam night at Audio and Visual Entertainment invites performers and listeners to share music and connect in a friendly setting. This special pre-holiday gathering centers on creativity and community. Signups begin when doors open, and food and beverages will be available.

Explore seasonal floral design by crafting a cornucopia centerpiece inspired by autumn. This hands-on class teaches refined techniques while giving you space to be creative. All supplies are included, and it is suitable for beginners and experienced participants alike. A warm, creative way to celebrate the season with flowers.

Discover fall florals in a hands-on class that guides participants through creating a cornucopia centerpiece filled with seasonal style. An instructor shares expert design techniques while encouraging personal creativity, so everyone can craft a piece that feels uniquely their own. All materials are included, and the class welcomes every skill level from first-time arranger to seasoned enthusiast. Leave with an autumn-ready centerpiece to brighten the table.

Settle in at the bar for music, food, and cocktails.

STICKTIME and The Who's Your Daddy Horns take the stage at the Eagle for an evening of live rock music. Guests who are not members can be signed in to attend.

A Thanksgiving Eve gathering with friendly company, delicious food, and energetic dance music for a fun night out.

November brings a focus on giving and time with loved ones, and this community gathering highlights that spirit by supporting small businesses in Taneytown. Local businesses will come together to share special offerings and encourage shopping local. Guests are encouraged to support neighbors through a community food drive by bringing nonperishable food donations.

BIG's Christmas Cash Bingo brings the community together at the New Oxford Social Club Pavillion to raise funds for The Gettysburg Halloween Parade and youth organizations throughout Adams County. Presented by Businesswomen Influencing Gettysburg, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and youth in the region, the event features regular bingo along with five special games, a 50/50, raffles, door prizes, and other small games of chance. Attendance is capped at 250 tickets, and everyone is welcome. Tickets are $25 per person in advance or $30 at the door and include one 20-pack of colored bingo sheets with six cards per game. Extra regular game packs are available for $10 per 20-pack, and specials will be sold for $1 each. Seats are reserved for paid ticket holders only, and a ticket is required for entry. Regular games award cash, gift cards, and other prizes, while the specials themed T, O, Y, and S each pay $150, leading up to a final fill-the-card special worth $500. Additional chances to win are available when attendees have friends list them as a referral, and each new toy valued at $10 or more donated to Toys for Tots of Adams and Hanover earns an entry into a special door prize drawing. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. A food menu will be emailed and updated once finalized. There are no refunds. Please bring cash since there is no ATM on site, though PayPal and Venmo will be accepted. All prizes and games are subject to change. Small games of chance license #SGC25-1605.

A memorial singing seisiún honoring Dan Gallagher takes place in a true Irish pub setting. Traditional songs from Ireland and across the Celtic world are shared from memory, sometimes unaccompanied and sometimes with instruments. Participants can learn a tune and add their voice when ready, and the atmosphere stays welcoming and low pressure. Arriving early helps with seating, and food and drinks are available throughout. Expect a lively, good‑natured session of song and community.

Experience a restorative sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven, featuring the resonant tones of traditional Tibetan singing bowls. Settle into a quiet space to rest while soothing vibrations encourage stress relief, deep relaxation, and support for the nervous system. No prior experience or particular beliefs are needed. Wear comfortable clothing, and feel free to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion, being mindful of those around you. The venue provides wheelchair access, an accessible restroom, ample seating, and sensory-friendly lighting, and it welcomes service animals. Incense may be present at times, and alternatives can be arranged with advance notice.

Experience Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol in a warm, family-friendly stage production that celebrates the heart of the holiday season. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge as visits from Jacob Marley and the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future spark a journey from stinginess to compassion and generosity. This timeless tale of transformation aims to captivate both children and adults with its hopeful message and magical storytelling. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $49 for Preferred.

Create a fresh, custom wreath in a hands-on workshop that celebrates the season. Participants design their own piece with lush seasonal evergreens, natural accents, and a classic bow, with step-by-step guidance provided in a relaxed setting suitable for all skill levels. All materials and tools are included, and everyone leaves with a unique handcrafted wreath ready to display or give as a gift. Multiple session options are offered to fit different schedules. Cost is $60 per person. Space is limited, and tickets are electronic with check-in upon arrival.

Elly Cooke performs live at the Altland House in Abbottstown, PA, offering an evening of music.

Country LIVE brings together tributes to Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, Keith Urban, and Luke Bryan in one concert featuring a lineup of signature songs. The music spans hits like Summertime, American Kids, and Keg in the Closet from Kenny Chesney, You're Still The One, Man! I Feel Like A Woman, and That Don't Impress Me Much from Shania Twain, John Cougar, John Deere, John 316, Somewhere In My Car, and Somebody Like You from Keith Urban, and I Don't Want This Night To End, That's My Kind Of Night, and Country Girl from Luke Bryan. Four distinct tributes share the spotlight, offering something for every country fan. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $45 for Preferred.

French American stand-up, jazz percussionist, and writer Zach Mama takes the stage with a relaxed yet incisive observational voice shaped by an outsider’s lens and years of improv. He blends cultural insights with personal stories and quick crowd interaction, pacing it all with a drummer’s sense of timing. Online, his clips have drawn over 75 million views and 140,000 followers, and his Monica routine ignited broad conversation across platforms. He has appeared in clubs and theaters nationwide and has opened for Tony Woods, a veteran comic known as a longtime mentor to Dave Chappelle. Mama is on a United States tour while independently filming a documentary about life in stand-up, couchsurfing through all 50 states and combining travel, interviews, and live shows into a candid portrait of comedy as both survival and art. The result is a distinctive voice that blends European-style introspection with the traditions of American stand-up, supported by a grassroots audience built city by city through word of mouth and social media.

Take aim at an indoor 300-round archery shoot with the Mayberry Archers. Everyone is welcome, including members and nonmembers. On-site registration will be available before shooting begins. Entry is $10 for adults and $5 for participants 12 and under, payable by cash or check. Questions are welcome.

Kick off a friendly bingo gathering with early bird rounds, then keep the numbers rolling through standard, specialty, and blackout games. Food will be available on site, and there will be additional small games of chance to add to the excitement. Doors open ahead of the first session, with the main play beginning afterward.

Enjoy a seasonal Christmas Tea at Jane's Tea Room in the historic Gettysburg Academy. Sip several varieties of tea alongside tea sandwiches and sweets, with time for conversation. Because these teas are in high demand, payment is required when reserving. The price is $35 per person. For reservations, call 717-334-0224 or send a message on Facebook.

Step into a new holiday spectacle that blends virtuosic Irish dance, live music, and cinematic production. Inspired by the legendary trek of the Three Magi, this adventure follows their westward journey where a malevolent Sugar Plum Fairy and her forces try to extinguish the Christmas spirit and seize the kingdom’s crown. A company of 20 elite Irish dancers and musicians drives the story with high-energy choreography and stirring performances. An original holiday score by award-winning composer Joe Sanders and cutting edge lighting combine to create a sweeping, film-like atmosphere. The result is a heartfelt tale of hope, love, and redemption that celebrates beloved seasonal traditions. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony and $49 for Preferred.

Get a head start on the weekend with cocktails, great food, and live tunes from the performer for a relaxed, feel-good evening.

The festival honors the King with holiday lights and music, hay rides, and a tree decorating competition decided by guest votes. Turkey dinner and soup are offered by donation, and a garden of luminaries pays tribute to loved ones. There are beautifully adorned trees, complimentary hot drinks with plenty of cookies, and a sale of baked goods. An indoor vendor marketplace, activities for children, and cozy fires round out the celebration.

Enjoy a festive evening of creativity at Butterfly Blooms with a hands-on floral design class for all skill levels. Participants craft a holiday centerpiece featuring an illuminated glass LED snowman surrounded by fresh evergreens, pinecones, berries, and other seasonal accents. Registration includes the glass LED snowman, fresh holiday greenery and decorative elements, all necessary materials and supplies, step by step instruction, and light refreshments. Everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind decoration to display throughout the season or share as a handmade gift. Space is limited. Tickets are electronic, and check-in is completed upon arrival.

A Santa’s Workshop themed girls night offers cozy, spirited fun with North Pole vibes. Expect cookie decorating that welcomes a little mess, hands on DIY projects, cheerful holiday music, and hot chocolate loaded with toppings. A playful wrapping station keeps the laughs going, and guests can bring gifts they want to wrap. Dress comfortably in cute pajamas or festive outfits to channel an inner elf. Attendees are also asked to bring an unwrapped children’s gift to be donated to local kids in need.