Events in Hanover, 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.

Lebanon Lodge #175 A.F. & A.M. is presenting its yearly charity golf tournament at Hickory Heights Golf Course. The round begins in a shotgun start format and welcomes a broad mix of participants, from golfers to friends, family, coworkers, and brothers. To take part as a player or sponsor, text 240-224-3123 or email eventslebanonlodge@gmail.com.

Pick your own flowers and craft a gorgeous bouquet while exploring expansive fields of blooms. With acres to roam and dozens of varieties available, this setting is presented as the largest u-pick flower experience on the east coast. Stroll the rows, choose your favorites, and design an arrangement straight from the field.

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.

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.

EBACC is hosting a fall plant sale featuring a range of fall plants and seeds. Gardeners can also participate as vendors to offer extra bulbs, seeds, and related items. Vendor registration is managed only through the East Berlin Area Community Center, and any other pages or accounts claiming to provide vendor space or sign ups are not legitimate. EBACC may change or cancel the activity, and updates will be shared by the Center on its Facebook page.

The Annual Fall Festival at Glen Rock Park features a cheerful blend of local vendors, upbeat live music, and activities for all ages. Browse booths for hometown treasures, enjoy live performances, and soak up a welcoming community atmosphere. Vendors interested in participating should apply only through the official registration form, since organizers do not solicit sign-ups in comments or direct messages.

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.

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.

This free community meal at Greenmount Church features a variety of entrees, including favorite dishes from church members. Guests can connect with one another around the table and get to know the Greenmount Church community. Open to all.

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.

A Lehigh Riding Club schooling show is planned. Helmets are required, along with a current negative Coggins and proof of up to date EHV 1/4 vaccination. Smoking, vaping, and pet dogs are not permitted.

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.

Colts moms are invited to a relaxed craft night at the Manchester Fireman’s Activities Building focused on getting ready for a White Out Homecoming. Bring the project you plan to make along with your own supplies, whether that is shirts, spirit jeans, boards, signs, rhinestones, patches, or a Cricut creation. It is a bring your own crafts evening, and an optional snack to share is welcome. There will be space to spread out, create, laugh, and collaborate. No crafting experience is required. Come to swap ideas, lend a hand, or simply enjoy time with other Colts moms while moving your HOCO plans forward. Drop in when it suits you and stay as long as you like.

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.

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.

Now open for a pick-your-own flower experience where you can create a gorgeous bouquet. Stroll through acres of blooms in what is described as the largest u-pick fields on the east coast, with dozens of varieties to choose from. Select your favorites and craft a personalized arrangement from the expansive fields.

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.

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.

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.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge No. 9 shot at 20 yards, with 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Optics are permitted and shooting bags are provided. The format is one shot with a cost of $35. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place in each, and Round 7 is a winner take all round where additional shots are $5. Wagner Skeet No. 9 shells are used. Shots are scored by how close they land to the center dot, and the judge’s decision is final. If a choke is changed, it must be gauged. Sign-in and a practice session occur before the main shoot. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

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.

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.

At Ruins Hall, the 14th Annual York County Pagan Pride Day Festival celebrates earth-centered traditions, community, learning, and fellowship. The program features opening and closing ceremonies, a central ritual, and a mix of workshops and presentations, along with a vendor area to explore. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to H.O.P.E., which supports families affected by cancer. For information about volunteering, vending, or planning, contact keystonepaganalliance@gmail.com. Vendor registration is open, and suggestions to enhance the festival are welcomed.

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.

A fundraising art auction is planned to benefit the pets at Animal Rescue, Inc. Additional details will be announced.

Delve into a guided paranormal investigation led by the Berkeley Paranormal Society and their team. All investigation gear is provided, and personal equipment is welcome. The experience focuses on the Historic Haunted Mill, a structure dating to the 1700s, along with the House of Eyes, a location known for frequent reported activity. If time allows, the search may extend to the trail and the Horror of Menges Mill. The property spans 62.5 acres, and many returning visitors bring fresh stories from their findings. Snacks and a gift shop are available on site, and hearse and coffin rides are also offered.

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.

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.

Celebrate the inaugural Souped Up Sunday with a friendly market vendor soup contest inspired by Pie Palooza. Attendees can purchase soup flights, sample a variety of offerings, and cast a vote to help choose the favorite.

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.

The 10th Annual Covenant Cup Challenge brings golfers to Hickory Heights Golf Course for a day centered on community impact. The event supports New Life Center for Mothers and Children, a Christ-centered residential discipleship program that serves women overcoming addiction, homelessness, incarceration, abuse, and other life-controlling challenges. Registrations, sponsorships, and donations help provide housing, discipleship, healing, and a pathway to lasting transformation for families. The format welcomes foursome teams and offers sponsorship and giving opportunities, marking a decade of efforts focused on healing, spiritual growth, and generational change.

Get a head start on Christmas shopping at North Codorus Township Community Park. Multiple people will be set up with items to browse and buy, making it easy to find gifts early.

During the Manchester Volunteer Fire Department Trunk-or-Treat, Hailey's Wish and Tucker Tough Gives will host an indoor Boundless Boo Bash at the MVFD Activities Building. This Halloween party offers costumes, music, games, and other activities and is intended to be festive rather than scary. Special touches like blacklights and glow decor create a unique atmosphere. Planned for the whole community, it features traditional carnival-style games and entertainment, with extra care to ensure guests of all abilities can participate. Ticket details will be shared soon, with updates posted in the event discussion.

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.

The monthly trap shoot is open to everyone and welcomes all skill levels. Instruction is available beforehand for newcomers, so no prior experience is needed. Rounds cost $5 for members and $6 for nonmembers, and participants under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required for all participants.

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.

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.

A celebration of woodcraft featuring a competition, vendors offering tools and wood, and carving demonstrations on each day. The featured artist is Karla Harman. General admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under, veterans, and active military.

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.

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

Rumble In The Ruins returns to Ruins Hall with a vintage-only showcase for vehicles built in 1972 or earlier. The day embraces a Halloween spirit with a trunk or treat vibe, and participants are encouraged to decorate their cars and dress up for added fun, though it is optional. Spectators are free, and public parking throughout Glen Rock is encouraged to avoid impacting nearby businesses. Vehicle entry is $10 per car, paid on site, and registration is in person only. Pre registration is not available, so please ignore any online offers that claim otherwise. Space is limited, and entrances will close once the lot is full. If that occurs, public parking is available for those who wish to attend as spectators. Expect food, music, trophies, raffles and more. All proceeds support local charities in York County, PA.

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.

Settle in for a casual evening at EB Community Park with a movie on a big screen. Guests may bring a camp chair and any items that keep them comfortable. Tents for children will be available on a first come, first served basis, and there will be games to enjoy. Complimentary summer treats will be offered while supplies last.

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.

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.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge 9-shot competition at 20 yards with scopes allowed. Participants use 36-inch tubes gauged at .680, and bags are provided. The format awards first and second place in rounds one through six, followed by a seventh round that is winner take all. Wagner Skeet 9 shells are specified, and extra shots in the final round cost $5. Entry is $35 for one shot. Scoring is closest to the dot and the judge’s call is final. If you change your choke, it must be checked with a gauge. Practice time is available before the competition, the kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

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.

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.

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.

Hosted by the Diabetes Coalition of York County at Spring Grove YMCA, this expo focuses on the connection between physical health and mental wellness in managing diabetes and supporting overall well-being. Explore offerings from wellness vendors, access diabetes education and resources, and experience interactive demonstrations. Community organizations will be present, and there will be giveaways and other extras. Together, these activities highlight practical ways to care for both body and mind.

Macaroni KID, together with the Friends of Glen Rock Borough and the Glen Rock Rec Board, presents a second annual Thanksgiving balloon parade created just for kids in York County. Children ages 1 to 17 craft their own balloon floats, show off inflatable costumes, and decorate anything that rolls, from strollers and wagons to mobility aids. The parade follows the rail trail by the Hufnagel Public Library of Glen Rock toward Table 1837 at the Glen Rock Mill Inn, then loops back to the library. The trail is fully accessible so families using strollers, wagons, or mobility aids can participate with ease. Parents and spectators cheer along the route, and every child who reaches the finish receives a treat bag. Registration is required. Balloons must be family friendly, and children 4 and under need an adult walking alongside them. A rain date will be announced.

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.

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.

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.

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

Open to the public, this monthly trap shoot welcomes participants of all experience levels. Instruction is available beforehand for those who arrive early. Rounds are priced at $5 for members and $6 for nonmembers, with shooters under 16 paying the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required for all participants.

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

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.

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.

Participants take on a community Turkey Trot 5K run and walk in East Berlin that benefits Roots for Boots, supporting local veterans. The course starts and finishes in the East Berlin Community Center parking lot, and chip timing is provided by Second Wind Race Timing. The event is held rain or shine. There are no refunds and awards are not mailed. All proceeds go to Roots for Boots, and canned food donations will be collected for the MilitaryShare program. Only service dogs are permitted.

The Unforgettable Big Band brings its semiannual dance to Lake Meade with live big band sounds. Attendees are welcome to dance or simply sit back and listen. Tickets cost $10 per person, and BYOB is permitted. For tickets, contact Nadine at 240-308-1770.

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.

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.

Celebrate Glen Rock’s annual tree lighting with festive caroling and family-friendly fun. If the weather cooperates, games add to the activities. Santa makes a special appearance to light the tree, then stays for complimentary photos. The borough Christmas tree is set beside the EMS building and the Caroler’s Statue, and parking is available at municipal lots.

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.

Celebrate the season at a festive Christmas Bazaar at East Berlin Area Community Center, where handmade and craft vendors offer gift-ready finds and the Kitchen serves tasty food. Vendor registration opens first for returning vendors and then for new vendors, and all sign-ups are handled only through the East Berlin Area Community Center. The center does not operate any other pages or accounts for vendor space, so any outside sign-up requests are scams. Additional registration details are available through the center, and updates will be shared on its Facebook page as the event approaches. Please note that the center may change or cancel this activity, so check for updates.

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.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge, 9-shot competition at 20 yards with 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Scopes are allowed and bags are provided. Sign-in takes place before the start, and practice shots are available beforehand. Entry is $35 for one shot. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place, and Round 7 is a winner take all round. Wagner skeet 9 shells are used, and extra shots in the winner take all round are $5. Closest to the dot determines the result, and the judge has the final call. If you change your choke, it must be gauged. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

Spring Grove Rocketry is hosting a gift card bingo fundraiser at Seven Valleys Fire Company. Admission is $20, and tickets can be obtained through the high school office or by emailing hastingb@sgasd.org. The event includes 20 bingo games with additional specials and jackpots. Students may participate, and the accompanying adult is responsible for calling bingo. Regular prizes feature $50 gift cards to popular retailers such as Starbucks, Amazon, Lowe’s, and Weis. Extra cards will be sold at the door, food will be available for purchase, and there will be pull tickets, a raffle, and 50/50 raffles.

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.

This festive gathering at the East Berlin Area Community Center features family activities including games for children, a visit from Santa, wagon rides, and food available from the Kitchen, with more to be announced. Additional details will be shared on their Facebook page and website. EBACC reserves the right to change or cancel this activity, so check for updates.

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.