Family events in Greencastle, PA

Enjoy live music by The Cruisers in University Plaza alongside a showcase of classic cars across downtown Hagerstown. Presented during Thunder in the Square, the classic car show hosted by The Alsatia Club, this free event invites the community to gather for music, cars, and hometown spirit.

Run or walk a 1K or 5K while getting splashed with bursts of color. Open to all ages, this upbeat event offers a vibrant way to stay active and enjoy the course at your own pace. Choose your distance and end with a bright splash of color to celebrate your effort.

The Hagerstown Toy, Pokémon & Collectible Show fills Valley Mall with 200 tables presented by 90 dealers. Explore modern and vintage finds including Transformers, Funko Pops, wrestling figures, Star Wars, GI Joe, Hot Wheels, Lego, action figures, Pokémon, video games, anime, pop culture merchandise, and work from artists. Vendors will be set up throughout the mall for easy browsing. Admission is free.

Presented by the Hub City Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, this experience at the City Park Train Hub features conversations with living history presenters and retired railroad workers who share firsthand insights and stories. Hear accounts from the era when locomotive 202 was in service, bringing the 1940s to life and enriching a visit with authentic tales of the rail. It offers an opportunity to explore railroading heritage through the people who lived it.

A standard Pokémon TCG tournament at TPP Card Shop features a $10 entry fee and three matches with a prize pack on the line. Every win earns $5 in store credit.

Washington County marks its 250th anniversary with a ceremonial dedication and burial of a commemorative time capsule at Marty Snook County Park. The capsule will hold community memories, artifacts, and messages that reflect life today and will remain sealed until 2076 so future generations can discover stories, traditions, and milestones that shape the county. The ceremony honors the past, recognizes the present, and creates a lasting legacy for the years ahead. The event is open to residents, families, community partners, and visitors.