Events in Greencastle, PA

Mynatt Funeral Home hosts its first community expo featuring a variety of vendors, community resources, and opportunities to connect. Refreshments will be available, and the program includes a featured presentation by Linda Johnson from Alzheimer’s Tennessee. The event is centered on sharing information, offering support, and fostering fellowship across the community.

Rivals sets aside dedicated time for the Riftbound card game, which is based on the League of Legends PC game. This is casual open play. It is free to attend with no entry fee. Friends are welcome.

Heathen Farms sets up at the North Square Farmers Market in Fort Chambers Park, bringing the care and craft of a small, family-operated farm from Newburg, Pennsylvania. Visitors can browse a shifting selection of seasonal produce, handmade items, books, and other farm-made goods, with offerings that vary from week to week based on what is ready. It is a chance to meet the people behind the farm, explore neighboring vendors, and support the growers, makers, and small businesses that serve the community.

The Fifth Annual Hagerstown Fiber Fest celebrates the fiber arts with a welcoming marketplace and a focus on community. Explore distinctive yarns, fibers, tools, and handmade pieces offered by a range of vendors. Bring a work in progress and settle into a shared stitching area, enjoy treats from the bakery booth, pick up coffee from a coffee truck, and take time to discover everything the festival has to offer. Whether you knit, crochet, spin, weave, felt, or simply appreciate fiber craft, there is something for every enthusiast. Vendor announcements are coming soon.

Delve into history through strategy board games at a gathering intended for adults. A special summer schedule is in effect, with a return to the regular schedule afterward.

Paint a spooky keyhole canvas in a Halloween themed workshop that features a glowing moon, eerie trees, a friendly ghost, tiny spiders, and other hidden seasonal details. All supplies are included, and the canvas is presketched so you can dive right into the fun. No experience is necessary, and guidance is available throughout. The cost is $18 per person. Seating is limited, and reservations can be made by sending a message to the event page.

A full day at the farm features local crafters, a fire pit, and a food truck. The farm store will be open for visitors. The event will be held rain or shine, and more information will be added as plans develop.

Chess enthusiasts ages 9 and up gather at AHMFL for a welcoming club focused on play, learning, and community. Participants under 12 should attend with a parent. Beginners receive guidance from the club leader on how the pieces move and foundational strategies, while experienced players can sharpen their skills. Chess nurtures creativity, highlights cause and effect, and offers a friendly way to meet others. Bring a personal chess set if you like, or use one of the sets provided.

The 3rd Annual Strange Days returns with a carefully curated, punk rock inspired art market featuring more than 60 artists, vendors, record dealers, vintage sellers, and handmade creators all under one roof. Entry is $5, and kids 12 and under are free. The first 100 attendees receive a free tote. DJ Black Chair Riot keeps the energy high with MC Lady Bladie, with live sets from OXENEERS and Ethan Larsh and the Cicadas. Tattoo and art raffles run throughout the event, with every dollar benefiting the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter. The Amvets host a cash bar offering cold beer and cocktails, and food trucks Chameleon 1360 Grille, Falafel Shack, IGLOO, and Mad Dash serve up a range of bites. Live tattooing and piercing are available with tattooers Dave Casey, Derek Bender, and Jade Keefer, and piercers Kate Fritz and Sara Ripple. Expect a wide mix of makers and shops, including A Little Magic Studio, Aprils Artistry, Bearthstone, Blackbird Pottery, Meltdown Records & Tapes, The Art of Stephen Blickenstaff, Thrift Fish, Zephyr Dreaming, and many more. Sponsors include Incognito Tattoo, Big Hot Olive Tattoo, and True Relic Tattoo.

Rivals launches a West Marches style Dungeons & Dragons campaign that centers on player choice and open-world exploration. Parties set out from a safe town hub into a sprawling and risky wilderness, with each outing designed to begin and end in a single session. The table can rotate from game to game, participants may keep multiple characters, and players handle mapping and record keeping so discoveries carry forward. Instead of the Dungeon Master scheduling, players coordinate sessions that fit their calendars. The cost is $25 per season, with Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter available.

Dine-in guests can enjoy unlimited servings of homemade slippery pot pie for $15, with a $7 price for children. Carry-out quarts are available for $10.

All motor-powered rides are welcome, as long as you love driving them. Food vendors will be on site, to be announced. The SD tent will feature new seasonal merch and music to set the mood. This is the final chance for Exhaust Wars to qualify four more participants for the finals. Families, kids, and pets are welcome. Please treat the venue with care, like you would your home. Do not speed through the area, avoid constant loud music or revving, and clean up after yourself. Burnouts are not allowed on site. Chambersburg police may be nearby to support if needed. Expect a friendly evening of hanging out and meeting new people who share a passion for anything with a motor.

At Fenris Gaming, Magic: The Gathering players gather for a Commander-focused event. Bring a deck, meet other fans, and enjoy casual or competitive games in a friendly setting. The format is Commander, also known as EDH. Entry is free, and the event is open to everyone, whether you want to test a new build or simply relax and play.

Explore Janelle Monáe’s debut album, The ArchAndroid, through an in-depth conversation that looks at its music and themes. Whether you have read the book, listened to the record many times, or are discovering Monáe’s work for the first time, this gathering offers a welcoming space to appreciate and discuss the album together. The meetup takes place inside Hub City Vinyl.

This puzzle tournament features a two hour time limit. The entry fee is $25. Complimentary drinks and snacks will be available during the event. All puzzle purchases made on the event day receive 20 percent off.

GriefShare offers a welcoming space for those coping with loss. Guided by people who understand the journey of grief, this program provides seminars and group support where understanding, practical guidance, and encouragement are shared. Participants receive helpful resources to support healing and build hope for life ahead. No one has to navigate this season alone, with steady, compassionate support available each step of the way.

Criminologist and serial killer expert Dr. Scott Bonn leads a chilling and thought provoking evening that explores the psychology and patterns of history’s most notorious multiple murderers. Drawing on his expertise, he examines what motivates these offenders and how their minds work, offering a revealing look behind the headlines. Due to mature and potentially disturbing content, this program may not be suitable for children.

Discover the science behind safe, modern ways to preserve wild game. The presentation explains why today's recommendations matter, corrects long standing myths, and replaces risky habits with evidence based practices. Key techniques such as canning, freezing, and drying are covered so you can make the most of your harvest throughout the year. Although these methods have been used for generations, recent research has sharpened our understanding, and this overview turns that knowledge into clear, practical guidance.

Adults who enjoy genealogy can connect with other enthusiasts at an informal discussion group at AHMFL. Members guide the conversation by suggesting topics and projects, creating a relaxed setting to talk about research and family history.

Settle into the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library for a cozy Tea with an Author gathering that celebrates stories and community connection. Local Waynesboro authors will discuss their books, the journeys that brought them to the page, what inspires them, and how their creative process unfolds. There will be time for questions and easy conversation with the writers, with tea served alongside cookies and cakes. A book signing follows the discussion. Registration is required.

Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos makes a return appearance at The Maryland Theatre with a lively showdown between two pianists. The performance spans familiar favorites and contemporary hits, and the crowd is invited to join the fun by sharing song requests. Availability is limited, and groups can plan to fill a table of eight. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older.

Explore deals with 72 yard sale vendors set up in the stables at Fairgrounds Park, offering new and previously loved finds at wallet friendly prices. For questions or event details, call 301-739-8577 ext. 169. Information on renting a stall can be found on the event website.

Families can explore museum aircraft inside the historic Fairchild Dome Hangar, with opportunities to climb aboard and see the collection up close. The exhibits include a newly acquired A-10 Warthog. Weather permitting, open cockpit flight experiences on a WWII training aircraft are available for a $200 donation, and all flights depend on suitable conditions.

This free, public gathering welcomes all fiber crafts. Bring the tools you use to spin or weave, whether antique or modern, and work alongside others. Knitting and crochet projects are welcome too. The group meets downstairs in the History Room for a relaxed session focused on spinning, weaving, and other textile arts.

Explore early nineteenth century cookery in a small, hands-on workshop inside Renfrew’s 1814 Summer Kitchen. Guided by domestic life historians in period attire, participants prepare their own historical meal while learning core open-hearth techniques. The class introduces traditional hearth tools, how they work, and safe handling. Menus highlight seasonal ingredients familiar to local families such as the Royers and can be adapted to accommodate dietary needs. Advance registration is required and class size is limited to six participants.

Families can get creative together at a two hour crafting session centered on rock painting, with additional activities available for younger children. Parents and kids will find several stations and guided projects to explore side by side. This recurring program takes place on the second Saturday of each month. Registration with payment is required to reserve a spot. The cost is $10 per person and includes light snacks and all supplies. Each group must include at least one adult who is 21 or older.

Harvest Haul Mega Ca$h Bingo offers an evening of food, games, and big prizes at the Franklin Fire Company Social Hall. This event is currently sold out, and a waitlist is available. Doors open for check-in, dinner is served early, and games of chance and a 50/50 raffle get underway before bingo begins later in the evening. The night wraps up by the end of the evening. Each ticket includes reserved seating, one 9-card package covering 20 regular games with $500 payouts per game, and a three-card strip for the Early Bird Special that pays $750. Dinner, dessert, snacks, and beverages are also included. Additional options are available for purchase, including a Winner Take All game at $5 per sheet with six cards, where the prize equals the total collected from card sales. For example, if $1,500 in cards are sold, the winner receives $1,500. Three special games are offered at $5 per sheet with six cards: Coverall "Slow Quickie" for $1,000, Letter "F" for $1,000, and Coverall Minus One for $2,000. Pull tabs and jars are cash only, and there is a 50/50 cash raffle, plus more. Extra bingo cards are available for all games. Regular game packets are $5 for an additional six-card pack or $7 for an additional nine-card pack, and the Early Bird Special is $5 for six cards in two to three strips. No children under 8 may attend. Everyone must purchase a ticket for admission and dinner. An ATM is available on site with a surcharge. Attendees may bring their own snacks and beverages. Seating is reserved, and seats can be selected during checkout, so please verify your selections to keep your group together. Franklin Fire Company reserves the right to adjust payouts or the program, or to cancel the event based on ticket sales.

Nirvani delivers a faithful salute to 90s grunge and alternative, channeling the sound and spirit of Nirvana with buzzing guitar grit, cathartic vocals, and a rebellious edge that recalls the band’s cultural impact under Kurt Cobain. The show spans celebrated singles and lesser-known tracks, weaving in staples like Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, and Heart-Shaped Box alongside deeper cuts that dedicated fans will recognize. Unpredictable energy, chaotic stagecraft, and finales with smashed instruments make each performance feel unique, and their reputation for selling out venues across the country speaks to the intensity of the experience.

A lively bingo fundraiser at VFW Post 1599 & VFW Post 1599 Auxiliary supports Bellacatio, a veteran owned and operated 501(c)(3) that empowers veterans and their families through educational programs, mental wellness training, outdoor wellness, and family support. Each ticket includes 24 rounds of bingo and a light lunch, with two special games available for an additional cost, plus small games of chance and raffles. Proceeds help fund free wellness initiatives, financial education, and community events that strengthen well-being, stability, and connection. Tickets are $25 per person and are available at the bar at VFW Post 1599. Sponsorships ranging from $50 to $500 are offered for Game, Meal, Building Rent, or Beverage support, and business sponsors are recognized on each table, announced during the event, and acknowledged on Bellacatio social media pages and website. Community supporters are also encouraged to spread the word. SGOC #2017801.

Now in its seventh year, the Pride Franklin County Festival is a celebration of love, inclusivity, and acceptance.

A relaxed breakfast hosted by Two Sisters Eats & Treats features a choice of two platters, either a bagel sandwich with a fruit cup or baked oatmeal with egg cups. Each selection comes with juice, coffee, tea, and mini muffins. Two seating windows are offered, and space is limited.

Enjoy an open, come-and-go building session in the Community Room that encourages imagination and creative play. It is designed for children 12 and under, and all ages are welcome.

The Boobs Rock Golf Tournament takes place at Greencastle Golf Club to raise funds and awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness. Golfers will play 18 holes with a friendly competitive spirit, along with on-course contests, raffles, prizes, and giveaways. Entry is $100 per player and includes lunch, one drink ticket, and a welcome bag. Whether aiming for the leaderboard or just out for fun, the day centers on coming together in support of BCA. Sponsorship opportunities are available at info@verstandig.com.

Cote Deonath, the 2023 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist World Champion, brings a newly staged Elvis tribute to The Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown, Maryland. Backed by live musicians, this single-night engagement showcases signature songs from across Elvis Presley’s career, from his rock and roll beginnings to his celebrated concert years. The performance features costumes true to Elvis’s style and a high energy show that celebrates the music, spirit, and legacy of the King of Rock and Roll. Lifelong fans and first-time listeners alike can experience a dynamic salute to an enduring icon.

Experience the soaring melodies and arena rock energy of Journey brought to life by Eclipse the Ultimate Journey Tribute. Centered on the classic Steve Perry era, the band delivers note-for-note performances with four-part live vocal harmonies, led by Faroque Khan whose vocals capture the signature Perry sound. The set features chart favorites such as Lights, Don’t Stop Believin’, Open Arms, Separate Ways, Faithfully, Wheel in the Sky, Anyway You Want It, Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’, and Who’s Cryin’ Now, along with more fan favorites. Expect singalong moments, dancing, and a high-energy stage show from start to finish. Eclipse brings the live Journey experience to Hagerstown, Maryland, backed by more than six years of performances at festivals, top venues, and international stages.

ILL FULTON & THE FLYING MATLOCKS deliver a lively set built on an eclectic mix of country, classic rock, and soul. Food and drinks complement the performance for a relaxed night out. Lounge reservations are recommended.

At Hub City Vinyl, Eclipse the Ultimate Journey Tribute delivers a high energy salute to the classic Steve Perry era, performing with the passion and feel of Journey’s live shows. The set features favorites like Lights, Don't Stop Believing, Open Arms, Separate Ways, Faithfully, Wheel in the Sky, Anyway You Want It, Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin', Who's Cryin' Now and more, creating plenty of moments to sing and dance along. Fronted by vocalist Faroque Khan, whose sound echoes Steve Perry, the band recreates the music note for note with four-part live harmonies. It is a lively celebration of Journey’s enduring hits in an intimate record-shop setting.

At Applefest in Chambersburg, free, non-alcoholic tastings of a featured recipe will be available all day. Boilo, a traditional beverage from the coal region of Pennsylvania, is prepared with fresh fruit, spices, and honey and is commonly mixed with whiskey, grain, or another spirit. It serves as a festive way to mark the season. The specific recipe being poured will be revealed during the event.

Returning to Valley Mall in Hagerstown for the second time this year, the Mythical Beings & Oddities Expo embraces the Halloween season with a two day gathering of the unusual. Attendees can explore curious sights and support vendors offering their goods, all in a festive atmosphere filled with smiles.

SD and Motomember present a festive trunk or treat at Motomember Chambersburg, celebrating the eighth year of spooky vibes and decorated rides. The event is free for everyone, with donations appreciated. Participants can dress up, decorate their vehicles, and hand out Halloween treats, while families can walk through the lineup to collect candy. On-site offerings include food and drinks from vendors and face painting provided by Motomember. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, with trophies and prizes awarded. Vehicle honors include custom Top 10 trophies for standout decorated rides and a Spookiest Ride grand trophy. Only decorated vehicles are eligible for the vehicle awards.

Fell From Zero returns to Antietam Brewery for a final appearance at this venue. The hard rock band brings relentless energy that keeps the crowd on its feet with riffs made for head-banging and dancing, setting up a big Hagerstown sendoff. The brewery's kitchen will be serving hot food, and craft beer will be pouring as the group powers through a high-intensity set to cap its run here.

At the All Star Purple Party, the legacy of Prince comes alive in a high-energy concert and dance experience led by Junie Henderson performing as the iconic artist. A Grammy-nominated vocalist with credits on hit recordings, music videos, national television, and major concert stages, Henderson channels Prince with soaring vocals, signature style, and a commanding presence. Backed by an all-star band, the show showcases many of Prince's most popular songs, including Purple Rain, Let's Go Crazy, When Doves Cry, Kiss, 1999, Little Red Corvette, Raspberry Beret, and Controversy, with more favorites in the mix. It is a vibrant tribute made for dancing and celebrating the purple sound.

Zach's Greenlee's hosts a spooky chic paint night with Charlie’s Art & Soul, centered on a Witch Moon artwork that shows a silhouetted witch flying across a glowing full moon. No experience is required, as Charlie offers step by step guidance in a relaxed and welcoming setting, and all painting supplies are provided. Participants finish with a completed Witch Moon piece to take home. The atmosphere is casual and social, making it a good fit for friends, a date night, or a solo creative break. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the venue.

Swan Lake arrives at The Maryland Theatre as The United European Ballet presents the timeless tale of love, sorcery, and redemption. Choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov unfolds to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, highlighting audience favorites such as the famous Little Swans sequence and Odile’s 32 fouettés. This one-night presentation features more than 200 handcrafted costumes and newly designed sets created for the North American tour. The ballet is performed in two acts with a single intermission and is family friendly, recommended for ages 3 and older. Tickets are anticipated to go fast.

Kids' Paint Night invites children to unplug and dive into color, laughter, and imagination in a safe, welcoming setting. Young artists will create a one-of-a-kind canvas they can be proud of, and they will leave with more than artwork... a sense of joy, independence, and the confidence that comes from trying something new. While they make memories, parents gain peace of mind and a little time to themselves. Advance registration is required before the event, and it can be completed online or in person.

Lodi delivers a live celebration of Creedence Clearwater Revival, filling the set with favorites that span the band’s history. The performance ranges from the 1968 debut album to a 2012 compilation, drawing on a catalog that includes 51 albums and 29 singles, with nine top ten hits and 30 million albums sold. With such a deep well of material, Creedence fans can look forward to a set packed with classic songs performed with spirit.

Celebrate the end of the 2026 season as Exhaust Wars reaches its finale, with the championship belt and title on the line. Local food trucks will be on site, so there will be opportunities to support nearby businesses while grabbing something to eat. Giveaways will happen throughout the night, and anyone wearing SD merchandise is eligible to win. The competition includes an open round where participants can vie for a mini replica belt, followed by the showdown to crown the 2026 King or Queen. To keep the meet safe and enjoyable, follow the rules. No drinks or drugs, avoid blasting loud music, and save the revving for the competition. Drive slowly through the lot since families will be there. No burnouts in the lot or outside it, and respect MOTOMEMBER. Anyone who breaks these rules will be asked to leave.

Experience a meaningful evening centered on community and purpose as supporters, partners, and local leaders come together to champion the YMCA’s mission to strengthen individuals and families. The program looks back on the year’s milestones, salutes exceptional service across the community, and drives essential fundraising for programs that nurture youth, encourage healthy living, and foster social responsibility.

This event features Temple Grandin, Ph.D., a professor, bestselling author, animal behavior expert, and autism advocate known worldwide as a sought-after speaker. Her life story inspired the HBO biopic Temple Grandin, which earned both Emmy and Golden Globe awards and starred Claire Danes with Julia Ormond, and she was named to Time’s list of the 100 most influential people in 2010. The event is supported in part by Landon’s Puzzle Pieces, a nonprofit that supports children on the autism spectrum and their families.

Little Lies, a Boston-based seven member tribute act, celebrates Fleetwood Mac with a wide-ranging set that covers every era of the group’s songbook, plus selections connected to the band’s influence on other artists. With a pair of women and a pair of men trading lead vocals alongside a band of professional players, the performance strives to recreate the sound and spirit of one of the most successful bands ever. Expect romance and drama throughout, with a clear nod to Rumours.

Roots music takes the spotlight when The Nighthawks appear with Daryl Davis. Conceived by harmonica player and singer Mark Wenner and shaped by the sounds of pre-1958 Washington, D.C. radio, the band brings together blues, rhythm and blues, honky tonk country, doo wop, gospel, and rockabilly in a single, cohesive style. After returning to his hometown in 1972 from a New York City apprenticeship, Wenner set out to build a hard-working group that reflected the region’s rich blend of influences. The current lineup features Wenner alongside Mark Sutso, Sol Roots, and Zach Sweeney, drawing on decades of experience while moving easily between classics from the band’s past and newer material. Daryl Davis joins as an international recording artist, actor, and leader of The Daryl Davis Band. Renowned for blues, boogie woogie, and rock and roll piano, he has performed with The Legendary Blues Band, formerly the Muddy Waters band, as well as Chuck Berry. His screen and stage credits include William Saroyan’s The Time Of Your Life and roles in the HBO series The Wire.

Yaniv Zarif presents Polyphonic: Yaniv Zarif’s World of Song, a globe-trotting program of Broadway, pop, and movie hits. Centered on engaging storytelling, the performance weaves in comedy, movement, and choreography to create a one-person musical journey across cultures.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at Cortland Mansion in Hagerstown. This intimate concert offers a live, multi-sensory atmosphere as musicians perform for 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes early, and late entry is not permitted once the performance begins. Seating is assigned within each zone in order of arrival, the venue is ADA compliant, and guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The program features Coldplay favorites including Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons hits such as Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer, all set within the warm glow of candlelight.

Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. brings the heartbeat of Louisiana’s zydeco tradition to the stage with The Ils Sont Partis Band, carrying forward a family legacy rooted in Lafayette’s Creole culture. He began performing at 17 in his father Stanley “Buckwheat” Dural Sr.’s band on rubboard, learned by ear, and grew into a multi-instrumentalist on Hammond B-3 organ and accordion before stepping up as frontman for the group his father founded, a band long associated with the zydeco sound. His journey includes collaborations with Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, Mavis Staples, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy, Dwight Yoakam, and Los Lobos, along with national television appearances on The David Letterman Show, CBS Morning News, and Good Morning America. Performances with his father also included two inaugural balls honoring U.S. presidents. Recent honors include Best Regional Roots Music Album at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards for New Beginnings, two Best of The Beat Music Awards for Best Zydeco Artist and Best Zydeco Album, and induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. His father and The Ils Sont Partis Band earned multiple GRAMMY nominations across the 1980s, won Best Zydeco or Cajun Music Album in 2009 for Lay Your Burden Down, and received an Emmy for musical contributions to the CBS TV movie Pistol Pete: The Life and Times of Pete Maravich. Since 2016 he has led the band with his father’s custom monogrammed accordion, performing alongside his son, Kyle Anthony Dural, on rubboard to underscore the music’s strong family roots. With more than 2,500 performances worldwide, the show blends zydeco with blues and rock influences, celebrating Louisiana’s cultural heritage while welcoming new generations to its joyful, dance-inspiring rhythms.

Better Off Dead lights up a Deadhead Halloween with three sets of Grateful Dead music and a spirited costume party. The second set showcases the band’s rendition of a famous Grateful Dead album performed in full, and there will be a giveaway of the featured album to one attendee. For more than a decade, this Mid-Atlantic group has honored the Dead’s legacy with passion, energy, and adventurous improvisation, drawing from nearly the entire catalog so every performance feels distinct. True to Jerry Garcia’s joyful ethos, their shows brim with dancing, love, smiles, and hugs. Expect a lively night where tradition and fresh interpretation meet, and the communal groove keeps rolling.

A series of blood donation drives will take place this year in partnership with the American Red Cross, offering multiple opportunities to give on scheduled dates. For details about how the donation process works, information is available from the Red Cross.

Explore 60 tables devoted entirely to trading card games, with the area's top stores and dealers offering Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, and many other TCGs. Admission is free. This event is promoted by Kryptonite Toyz in Greencastle, PA.

An open discussion focuses on Nine Inch Nails’ debut studio album, Pretty Hate Machine. Whether participants have read the book, spent time with the record, or are discovering the band for the first time, everyone is welcome to take part in the conversation. The meeting takes place inside Hub City Vinyl.

Kids' Paint Night offers children a chance to unplug and explore color in a warm, welcoming setting. The experience focuses on building happiness, creativity, and confidence through hands-on painting and plenty of laughter. Participants will head home proudly showing a canvas they created themselves, and they will carry more than artwork... a bit of independence and the courage that comes from trying something new. While memories are being made, parents can feel at ease and maybe even enjoy a brief break. Registration is required before the event.

Explore a one-of-a-kind craft show showcasing only handmade items crafted by local artisans. Taking place at Kauffman Community Center, this event highlights unique creations from talented makers in the area.

An annual Christmas craft fair brings together handmade creations in many styles, along with baked goodies, food, and drinks. It is a cheerful way to jump start holiday shopping and decorating. Crafters interested in participating can request vendor information by emailing craftfaire@antrimbic.net.

Families are invited to the museum inside the historic Fairchild Dome Hangar for an up-close look at aviation history. Step into aircraft and explore the exhibits throughout the hangar. A highlight is the recently acquired A-10 Warthog, showcased among the historical displays.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a high-energy salute to the iconic sounds of Sun Records, honoring Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley and starring two-time world champion tribute artist and multi-award winner Jesse Aron with The Spin-Outs. Returning to the Capitol Theatre main stage, Jesse Aron brings award-winning vocals and the ability to capture the sound and spirit of the artists he portrays. He is joined by The Spin-Outs, an internationally acclaimed, professional five-piece Elvis tribute band known for authentic renditions from every era and an extensive repertoire that showcases tribute performers. Beer, wine, non-alcoholic drinks, and concessions will be available for purchase during the show. Tickets are $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60+, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available by calling the box office at 717.263.0202. Sponsored by Jeff Fisher Insurance Agency.

HCC Incubator’s Spark Tank Pitch Competition gives innovators a platform to present their ideas, gain visibility, and compete for prizes. Whether launching a startup or supporting the next big idea, participants and attendees can experience innovation in action. The audience can watch live pitches, take part through audience participation, and connect with others during networking opportunities.

Discover a family-friendly, hands-on history experience that explores the centuries-old craft of tin ornament making. The program starts with a short introduction to tinsmithing and the tools used in the trade, then features a special look at select items from the Renfrew collections that are not typically on exhibit. Afterward, participants decorate their own tin-plate ornament to take home for the holidays. Templates for stars, squares, and diamonds are available, or create a custom shape with guidance from the workshop host. Registration is $20 per person and includes the presentation, collection viewing, and workshop session. Each class is limited to 15 participants. Registration is per attendee ages 5 and up. All ages are welcome in the space, with workshop participation available for ages 5 and older, and parent or guardian supervision required for ages 10 and under.

Celebrate the season with a two day holiday experience at Renfrew Museum and Park that brings the spirit of Christmas to life across the historic grounds. Admission covers tours, horse drawn wagon rides, live music, hands on crafts, and more. Pricing is $15 per person, $10 for children ages 3 to 12, children 2 and under are free, and Renfrew members attend at no cost. Current members and their guests may enjoy either or both evenings free of charge, with the number of complimentary entries determined by membership level. Lantern light and torch glow lead the way to the decorated Museum House, where changing traditions through the centuries are highlighted. The Fahnestock House welcomes visitors for an immersive mid 19th century celebration, the second floor of the Royer Museum House opens for tours, the Renfrew Mill is trimmed for the occasion, and luminaries brighten the paths. Explore additional historic outbuildings where interpreters in period attire share festive stories and customs. Warm up by a crackling fire while waiting for a horse drawn ride along Fahnestock Lane, then enjoy a sweet treat and hot cocoa from the Renfrew Cocoa Stand. Step into the Visitors Center for even more family friendly activities. Browse the gallery, shop for gifts in the museum store and Christkindlmarkt, and listen to live performances in the Wagon Shed Room. This year features updated decorations, fresh demonstrations, and new craft activities. Advance tickets are available, wristbands are required for entry, and check in takes place at the Welcome Tent or the Visitors Center. The celebration is presented rain or shine and is designed as an indoor outdoor experience with limited capacity inside buildings.

This kid-focused painting session is designed to spark happiness, creativity, and confidence in a safe, welcoming setting. Young artists will unplug from screens, explore color and imagination, and create a canvas that is entirely their own. They will head home with more than artwork, carrying the joy, independence, and self-assurance that come from trying something new. Parents can relax with peace of mind while their children make lasting memories. Advance registration is required before the event. Please note that some GPS services may not guide directly to the venue.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a cozy pajama party followed by a screening of The Polar Express. Returning for another year, this celebration invites attendees to wear their comfiest pajamas and enjoy the film on the big screen. Each ticket includes a stretch of unlimited hot cocoa during the pre-movie festivities at the themed cocoa bar, with additional cocoa, snacks, and drinks available for purchase from concessions afterward. Santa will make an appearance. Sponsored by Menno Haven. Tickets are limited to 250 and are priced at $20 per person.

Danger Bird returns to the Live At Hub City Vinyl stage with a faithful salute to Neil Young. Launched in 2016 and formed by five seasoned veterans of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia live music scene, the group has been filling rooms and delivering consistently engaging shows. This performance traces Young’s musical journey, from acoustic folk roots in Toronto and the glow of Buffalo Springfield in Los Angeles, to the grit of Crazy Horse, the signature harmonies of CSNY, the country colors of The Stray Gators and The International Harvesters, and the raw spark of The Promise of the Real. Close-knit vocals and carefully crafted arrangements aim to bring the sound and spirit of Neil’s catalog to life.

Following the excitement of the parade, the celebration continues with the second annual Home for the Holidays Winter Wonderland Carnival. This seasonal event promises a festive holiday atmosphere with surprises in store and wintry cheer.

Wilson Fairchild brings a festive family Christmas concert to the Capitol Theatre Center main stage, returning to help celebrate the venue’s 100th anniversary. The country duo features Wil and Langdon Reid, sons of Harold and Don Reid of The Statler Brothers, who are in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Lifelong collaborators, they are acclaimed songwriters whose work spans country, bluegrass, and gospel, and both sing and play guitar for a show built on stories and musicianship. This holiday performance includes Wilson Fairchild originals, favorite Statler Brothers classics, and timeless Christmas songs to spark the season’s spirit. Non-alcoholic drinks and concessions will be available for purchase. Tickets are $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60 and over, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available through the box office at 717.263.0202.

This end-of-year gathering wraps up a year-long reading club built around community, accountability, and a love of every page read. Participants come together in a warm setting to share final progress, trade recommendations and favorite picks, and celebrate the milestones reached across the monthly meetups. It is a simple, celebratory finish to a full year of reading together.

Ankrum's Woodcrafts will be at University Plaza in Hagerstown, Maryland with a varied selection of wooden goods. Offerings include bowls, goblets, steins, and vessels, kitchen essentials like rolling pins and cutting boards, writing pens and bottle stoppers, as well as spatulas, scoops, stem vases, and bookmarks.

Greencastle Heritage Christmas brings a cheerful evening to downtown Greencastle with entertainment, food, and seasonal activities. Visit Chatty Chameleon to explore distinctive gift options and make art together with family and friends. Children under 12 can pick up a take-home ornament kit, available while supplies last. Refreshments will be offered. Registration is free, and reservations for painting are recommended.

Celebrate creativity and holiday spirit at Renfrew with a hands-on wreath workshop that blends history, tradition, and festive fun. Breathe in the scent of evergreens while sipping hot chocolate and enjoying period music, then craft a fresh, fragrant wreath to take home. Using responsibly harvested winter greens such as pine, cedar, and holly, each participant receives a wire frame and all supplies to build a classic wreath inspired by the rustic Pennsylvania German farmstead. Add your own flair with pinecones, berries, ribbons, and other accents. Friendly instructors provide step-by-step guidance, and no prior crafting experience is needed. Each registration includes a brief walk through the beautifully decorated Royer Museum House for inspiration, all materials, light refreshments, and the workshop component. Registration is per person. This family-friendly activity welcomes participants ages 10 and older, with parent or guardian supervision required for those 16 and under. Capacity is limited to 15 participants.

At Nick's Airport Inn, Jill Fulton & The Flying Matlocks bring seasonal cheer with a spirited mix of holiday inspired country, classic rock, and soul. Food and drinks are available during the performance. Reservations are recommended.