This weekend in Gettysburg, PA

Ease into the morning with conversation and connection at the Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad Station. This informal, small-group gathering features a local historian and centers on attendee questions, creating a relaxed dialogue shaped by curiosity. It offers a chance to ask what you have always wondered and explore history in a more personal setting.

Set at a farm in East Berlin, Pennsylvania, this event features a variety of vendors, music, and a tasty highlight...sweet potato fries.

This class explores the essentials of sourdough starters as Becky McCulloch demonstrates how to feed and care for them. Participants can taste a variety of sourdough breads. Registration includes a jar with starter samples, instruction packets, and a basic recipe explaining how to use the starter in a recipe. The cost is $25 per participant, and registration is required.

Guided by instructor Margery Erickson, this beginner and novice friendly weaving class introduces essential terminology, common loom types, and yarn options. Learn how to put yarn on a rigid heddle loom, then explore techniques including hem stitching, leno lace, clasp weaving, and Danish Medallions. Choose to complete a wall hanging sampler or a set of mug mats as your project. All supplies are provided, and rigid heddle looms will be available for use. If you plan to bring your own rigid heddle loom, please contact the instructor ahead of time. The class meets at the instructor’s studio. Online registration is available.

Plant lovers can enjoy a free celebration of all things green at The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg. Hosted by The Succulent Hippie, this first large-scale plant festival in Gettysburg brings together community, creativity, and a wide range of botanical finds under one roof. Browse a curated mix of vendors offering rare collector plants and easy-care favorites, along with plant-themed art, goods, and accessories to refresh any indoor jungle. Chat directly with growers and local exhibitors for tips and answers to your questions. Learn throughout the day with workshops and presentations from plant experts. Take advantage of a convenient plant check so your new treasures can be safely tended while you continue exploring. Be sure to visit The Succulent Hippie’s Plant Store for extra plant goodies and special deals. Admission is free and no ticket is required, and the event welcomes seasoned collectors and casual plant fans alike. Those interested in participating as plant or plant-themed vendors are encouraged to apply, including plant shops, online businesses, and independent sellers.

Make the most of a bumper harvest at this plant and produce swap. Bring surplus vegetables, fruits, herbs, and eggs to exchange with others, and know that any leftovers will be donated or shared the following week. Baked goods and other prepared foods cannot be accepted.

At The Barn Resort, the Autumn Jubilee welcomes the season with a family friendly afternoon of local shopping, tasty bites, and a cozy fall atmosphere. Browse a marketplace of artisans, makers, and small businesses featuring fall themed decor, handmade goods, and one of a kind finds. Enjoy food, festive treats, and warm beverages while exploring the grounds. Families and kids can take part in interactive activities, hands on experiences, and plenty of photo worthy moments. This annual celebration blends familiar seasonal favorites with new additions, offering a relaxed way to shop, eat, and unwind together on a crisp autumn day.

Drop anchor at Nerdtopia for a weekly casual league centered on the One Piece Card Game. New players and seasoned captains can enjoy friendly matches, an easygoing vibe, and a chance to connect with a community of fans. Bring a deck you love, experiment with new strategies, and focus on fun rather than high stakes. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai provides promo cards to all participants.

Mark the fifteenth year of this golf tournament. Early bird pricing is $100 per golfer for registrations completed by the stated deadline.

Bourbon Mill in New Oxford, PA hosts a free community celebration launching Peaceful Pulse for First Responders, a nonprofit established in October 2025 that supports the mental wellness of first responders and military veterans in Adams and York Counties. The gathering brings together residents, emergency personnel, and supporters to connect and raise funds for essential resources. Highlights include a vendor fair featuring local businesses and crafters, Wings for a Cause with all wing sales during a designated period benefiting the nonprofit, and live rock music from local band KARTUNE. Vendors are being accepted, with 10x10 spaces available for a $50 registration fee. Volunteers and those wishing to contribute a door prize or silent auction item can contact contact@peacefulpulse.org. Peaceful Pulse focuses on proactive, integrative wellness that weaves supportive strategies into everyday routines for those who keep the community safe.

Hosted by The Arc of York & Adams Counties with UPMC as presenter, this inaugural Disability Film Festival takes place at Gateway Theater in Gettysburg. The gathering brings together people with disabilities, families, advocates, community leaders, and local businesses to celebrate storytelling, inclusion, and the ability of film to reduce barriers. It begins with a brief social reception offering free refreshments and opportunities to meet others, learn about The Arc, and connect with organizations that advance inclusion and advocacy across York and Adams Counties. A showcase of four short films follows, sharing varied perspectives and lived experiences while highlighting the strength and resilience within the disability community.

An open cruise night at Crabbs Tropical Treat brings together car lovers for a relaxed, family friendly evening with plenty to see, good food, and music. All makes, models, and years are welcome. A $1 donation helps fund local charities, and dash plaques and trophies will be available. No pre registration is required.

Elly Cooke takes the stage at the Altland House for an evening of live music.

This event offers an inspiring evening of Southern Gospel music with The LeFevre Quartet, widely regarded as a leading group in the genre. The program is crafted to lift spirits and offer encouragement.

Formed in 2023, the Mack Berry Band delivers a high-energy show that blends country rock roots with contemporary storytelling. The Western Maryland group has built momentum across the Mid-Atlantic, performing in settings that range from intimate rooms to festivals and fairs. Fresh from recording a second EP in Nashville, they continue to grow a dedicated following with dynamic, crowd-pleasing performances.

A makers market at ABC Gettysburg features local vendors with handmade goods, art, crafts, gifts, and more. It is held rain or shine in the parking lot near the beer garden. Browse creations from area makers and take in a welcoming community setting. Vendor applications are closed.

The 35th annual Adams County Heritage Festival brings the community together at Gettysburg Rec Park to celebrate the county’s diverse cultures through food, music, and art. Initiated by the Interfaith Center for Peace and Justice, this free, public gathering offers plenty to discover along with a lineup of performers on the main stage. Everyone is welcome. Please be cautious of scammers in event comments, as any posts offering event spaces there are fraudulent and applications should only be submitted through the official ICPJ link.

Lorcana players can compete in the Attack of the Vine Set Championship at Fourcorners Comics & Games Hanover. Entry is $25, with $15 from each participant added to a store credit prize pool that is awarded based on attendance. Bring a completed deck list. The event uses the Core constructed format and runs Swiss rounds with a possible top cut depending on turnout. With 8 players there are three rounds and no top cut. With 9 to 16 players there are four rounds and a cut to Top 4. With 17 to 32 players there are five rounds and a cut to Top 8. Capacity is limited to 24 players, so pre-registration is encouraged. Every participant receives a championship exclusive promo, Top 8 players also receive a foil Top 8 promo, and the champion earns 30 percent of the store credit prize pool plus a champion playmat. Second place receives 20 percent. Third and fourth receive 15 percent. Fifth through eighth receive 5 percent.

Wyatt Becker brings an acoustic set to Bourbon Mill with laid-back jams and live music. Plan a casual get-together with friends over 69 cent wings and cold drinks. For reservations, call (717) 624-8987.

Ease into a slower rhythm with a calming, hands-on session focused on decompression and connection. Create two custom mullein torches to take home while receiving clear guidance on dipping each one and finishing them with a thoughtfully chosen blend of herbs. Whether you are drawn to long traditions, the sensory appeal, or simply want a centering afternoon, this experience offers a gentle way to ground. Capacity is limited to keep the atmosphere intimate and relaxed.