Events in Greencastle today

Heathen Farms sets up at North Square Farmers Market with a family-run touch and a rotating lineup of what is in season. Look for fresh produce, artisan-made items, books, and other small-batch goods that reflect what the farm is able to grow and create at the time. Because everything is produced on a small scale, the selection varies from week to week. Visitors can chat with the family behind the stand, discover neighboring vendors, and support the growers, makers, and small businesses that keep the community thriving.

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.

Rivals is launching a West Marches style Dungeons & Dragons campaign that centers on exploration and collaboration. Parties set out from a safe town hub to probe a sprawling and perilous wilderness, with each outing designed to begin and end within one session. Players can maintain multiple characters and rotate who takes part each time, and the group keeps shared maps and logs to track what has been found. Scheduling is arranged by the players rather than the Dungeon Master, so sessions happen when participants coordinate them. The cost is $25 per season, covering Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.

This weekly gathering features Riftbound in a fast best of 1 format. If there are six or more players, it runs three rounds with a $10 entry fee, and competitors earn $5 for each win. Participants who play in the shop can purchase packs for $6 each, limited to five per person.

Hangarfest 2026 at Rider Jet Center is an annual fundraiser for Breast Cancer Awareness, Inc., with live music from the Jill Fulton Band and The Reagan Years. Attendees can enjoy food trucks, lots of dancing, and a lively atmosphere. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

John PayCheck teams up with The Cavalry for a live performance at Live at Hub City Vinyl in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Classic Stones Live brings the spirit of the Rolling Stones to The Maryland Theatre with a high-energy tribute led by Keith Call and Bernie Bollendorf. Call captures Mick Jagger’s moves and charisma, while Bollendorf channels Keith Richards, and together they perform as the Glimmer Twins. The show emphasizes tight musicianship and careful detail, delivering faithful renditions of beloved Rolling Stones songs.

Take part in a multiplayer 40K battle built around respawns and point scoring. The entry fee is $25, and members receive $5 in store credit from their entry. Participants receive a White Dwarf Magazine, house drinks and snacks, a 9 inch personal pizza with three toppings from Primanti Brothers, a $5 gift card, and a special Games Workshop discount during the event. Bring up to three units, which can be a mix of troops, characters, monsters, or vehicles. Point values only come into play when a unit is eliminated. The player who takes it out earns battle points equal to that unit’s value, which contribute toward prizes at the end. Initiative each round is randomized with a deck of playing cards, one card per unit, resolved from low to high. When activating, deploy any unit that is off the table by rolling a d6 to select one of six 2 by 2 foot sections on a 4 by 6 foot board, place it along the table edge in that section, then proceed with a normal 40K turn. Each battlefield has two objective markers. At the end of a round, a unit on an objective scores its controller objective points equal to that unit’s value, provided there are at least two players at the same table. Units can respawn as often as you like, even on a different table, and eliminations earn store credit for your kills. Prizes in store credit will be awarded for Most Points Earned, Most Ones Rolled, Most Higher Point Units Eliminated By A Lower Point Unit, and the Unit Eliminated Most Often. All 40K players are welcome, whether models are painted or not.

American Legion hosts a performance by the Mack Berry Band, a Western Maryland group formed in 2023. Known across the Mid-Atlantic for an energetic stage presence, they have played everything from small rooms to festivals and country fairs. Their sound blends country rock roots with modern storytelling. Fresh back from Nashville after recording a second EP, they continue to draw a rapidly expanding following.

A happy hour at The Broad Axe features live music from pianist Sam Jannotta with Anita Thomas on saxophone and clarinet, along with drink specials of one dollar off draft beer, wine by the glass, and rail drinks.

Open mic night at Pockets Gaming and Billiard Lounge features a band ready to accompany guest performers. Singers and instrumentalists can perform and sit in with the band.

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.

Settle in for a relaxed trivia night at John Allison Public House, welcoming both seasoned quizzers and those who simply enjoy a casual challenge. Teams gather for an easygoing evening filled with laughs, great food, and favorite drinks, with no pressure to know it all. A lively, fair-minded Trivia Master keeps the questions moving, and while winners get bragging rights, most attend for the fun, friendly competition, and the chance to meet new people. Reservations are strongly recommended at 717-643-0218.

A relaxed meetup for Pokémon Trading Card Game enthusiasts to play, trade, and connect with local players. Bring a deck to jump into games, exchange cards, and pick up new strategies in a friendly, low-pressure environment. The format is casual open play and welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. Staff will be on hand to help teach the basics and pair up opponents. There is no entry fee, just a chance to enjoy Pokémon and the community around it.

Fans of Star Wars: Unlimited gather at Fenris Gaming for a relaxed meetup centered on casual play and community. Players of every experience level are welcome to sit down for friendly games, trade cards, and fine tune decks with fellow enthusiasts. Entry is free and the focus is on enjoying the game, learning the ropes, and connecting with the local trading card game community.

Fenris Gaming hosts a weekly Gundam Trading Card Game tournament featuring a constructed format with a $10 entry fee. Newcomers and seasoned players alike can test strategies, compete for prizes, and enjoy matches inspired by Mobile Suit Gundam alongside fellow fans.

The Broad Axe hosts an open mic and jam night led by house drummer Dave Bernet. Singer songwriters, bands, and jammers are welcome to take the stage and collaborate. A full backline is provided, including a complete drum kit and a stage keyboard, so performers can plug in and play with ease. Signups take place on site before the music begins, followed by performances and open jamming.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at The MARQ during a recurring night with rotating hosts. Main Event Karaoke leads one week, then Clayton takes over the next, alternating on a repeating schedule.

Lotus Bowls brings its food truck to Chambersburg Hospital, setting up in the King St parking lot with the complete menu on hand. The visit is open to the public.

A welcoming discussion for adults who enjoy examining philosophical questions. Participants exchange ideas with care, listen closely, and show strong respect for different viewpoints. This gathering is one of many Socrates Café conversations taking place around the world.

Fenris Gaming hosts a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game tournament in Standard Constructed format. Bring your own deck, pay a $10 entry fee, and compete for exclusive promotional cards along with other prizes. Open to both newcomers and seasoned players, this friendly event delivers a fun, competitive atmosphere each week.

Hardcore punk trailblazers Black Flag return with renewed energy and a refreshed lineup. Now based in Texas, the band welcomes three additions, with Max Zanelly on vocals, David Rodriguez on bass, and Bryce Weston on drums, joining the band’s founder and guitarist, Greg Ginn. Writing and rehearsals are underway as they blend their signature sound with fresh ideas from the newcomers. This performance highlights the revitalized chemistry and offers an early glimpse of the next chapter as they gear up for more shows and new recordings.