This weekend in Hanover, PA

Market Day features food vendors in the Hanover Historic District. Offerings are in high demand and often sell out quickly.

F3 Gettysburg offers a free Saturday outdoor workout for men, centered on getting stronger together with plenty of camaraderie. The environment is supportive and judgment free, and participants of every fitness level are welcome. Saturday sessions meet at The Rec Park, using the far parking lot near the farmers market.

Celebrate Halloween at the Downtown Westminster Farmers Market with trick-or-treating at vendor booths, a face painter, and other family activities. Visitors can wear costumes, browse local farmers, bakers, and makers, and find seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats, baked goods, honey, flowers, artisan products, and more. House of Misfits will also be on-site with rescue animals seeking homes, offering a chance to meet them and learn about their mission. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

Browse a variety of items, including household goods, clothing, some furniture, jewelry, games, puzzles, and more.

Enjoy a complimentary community breakfast centered on food and fellowship. Please enter through the church's rear entrance. Everyone is welcome.

Celebrate farmers market season by supporting local farmers and businesses while enjoying music from a friendly neighborhood musician.

With a nod to All Hallows' Eve and Samhain, this sale celebrates the close of the harvest and serves as the final opportunity of the growing season. Discover new additions for native gardens, with guidance available to help choose what fits. After this event, operations pause for the season.

A Halloween themed celebration of sports cards, trading card games, and pop culture fills York Expo Arena, the former UPMC Arena, with 700 vendor tables and a show floor buzzing with Card or Treat activities as hundreds of vendors share candy, packs, cards, prizes, and other surprises. Highlights include $20,000 in giveaways, celebrity guests, live music, a dedicated kids zone, and a children’s costume contest. Exclusive promotional cards are part of the fun, with a different card available each day. General admission is $10 and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with tickets offered at the door and online. Children 10 and under are admitted free. Parking is complimentary. Active duty military, veterans, and retirees receive free admission with a valid military ID. For early access, VIP entry grants arrival one hour before general opening and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with options for a Saturday VIP pass at $20, a Sunday VIP pass at $20, or a weekend VIP pass at $35 that includes both promo cards.

Businesses throughout Olde Tollgate Village are coming together for a festive trick-or-treat day. Participating shops include My Girlfriend's Wardrobe, Bound Books, Apricity Products, In Bloom, Mapa's Boli, Talenia Brows & Aesthetics, PlanetRYO, Susie's Clothing Boutique, The Reform Society, Compass Rose Boutique, Lashed Out by Summer, and Restless Coffee Company. Hours may vary by location, so check with each business. Lashed Out by Summer will be closed, but will have a setup at the door. More businesses may be added.

The Manchester Volunteer Fire Department is partnering with the MVHS Performing Arts Boosters to host a pit beef drive-thru fundraiser on the carnival fairgrounds, with proceeds benefiting both organizations. Food will be served until sold out, and day-of sales will be available, although pre-orders are strongly encouraged. The menu features pit beef, pit turkey, or pit ham sandwiches for $10, hand-cut fries for $4, and a platter with a sandwich, fries, and coleslaw for $15. Meat by the pound is offered for parties at $15 per pound and is available by pre-order only. This drive-thru format provides a quick pickup option before Halloween festivities begin.

Meet Bill Binder, creator of the card game “Rescue Me,” and learn how to play at Lark. A portion of the game’s proceeds supports the rescue of dogs in need. OPH will be outside the store with prospective pets, and volunteers are needed to help with leashes, share information, and talk with attendees. The lineup of adoptable dogs and cats may change as pets are adopted or schedules change.

Enjoy free open play with board games. Choose something from the wall of demo games, try an already opened title from the selection of used games that are for sale, or bring your own favorites to the table. At times this can overlap with other activities, so please be courteous and respectful toward fellow players.

Nature-themed drop-in programs at the Nature Education Center invite visitors to connect with the natural world through casual, playful learning. Offered on Saturdays, these activities are free, require no advance registration, and welcome participants of every age.

Experience a guided mind body session centered on letting go, grounding, and gentle activation that supports reconnection and a fresh start. Hosted by Lifestyle Wellness Center, facilitators Saidah and Coach Mike blend journaling, breathwork, somatic awareness, and beginner friendly movement to encourage emotional balance and renewed energy. The class opens with intention setting and reflective writing to release what no longer serves and make space for clarity. Through calming breath exercises, body scans, and grounding practices such as Havening Touch and sensory awareness, participants settle the nervous system before easing into accessible movement. Saidah leads the first portion with a focus on emotional release and somatic grounding, then Coach Mike guides a light fitness flow with core engagement, balance work, and slow, intentional sculpting that links movement and breath. The experience concludes with a restorative cool down, affirmations, and a final moment of reflection to carry your intention forward. It welcomes all bodies and all levels, whether the goal is a mental, emotional, or physical reset. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, wearing comfortable clothing, and having a water bottle on hand. Saidah Spinner, LCSW-C, serves as founder and lead clinician at Lifestyle Wellness Center.

Hollerween brings pre and post BMFS parties to Cats Eye Pub in Baltimore, with live music stretching from daytime into late night. Coastal Plain Bluegrass and Rachel May and the Walker Street Bandits start things off with early performances. Later, Asheville bluegrass act Coyote Rodeo keeps the celebration going with three sets that carry into the night.

Returning by popular demand, this annual tradition invites guests to step into 19th century Irish and Irish American life. This year honors the 150th anniversary of William Feeley’s passing, commemorated in the historic Feeley home where he was both born and died. Expect spirited wake games, period-inspired foods and refreshments that share their own stories, and an opportunity to take part in Blooms of Remembrance. Seasonal festivities also include traditional Samhain customs in the backyard for a bit of added fun. After the main gathering, a caravan heads to St. Peter’s Cemetery, which marks its 175th year, to place the blooms at the Irish Immigrant Marker. Space is limited for this annual celebration.

Celebrate Halloween with a day devoted to Samhain, divination, and celebration at the second ever Fortune Fest. Offerings include Astrodice and Samhain Oracle readings from K.L. Leadingham, mediumship with Jenn White of Sacred Moon Circle Apothecary, The Goblin's Oracle Dice with Willow, Reiki from Kelsie of Divinely Dark Creations, and a special Samhain themed tarot reading with Beck of The Serpent’s Key. Entry is free. Some practitioners offer services on a pay what you can basis, while others may have set rates, and a suggested minimum of $13 applies to pay what you can offerings. All readings and responses are not legal, medical, financial, psychological, or business advice, and are provided for entertainment purposes only and subject to personal interpretation. The space is wheelchair accessible, features an accessible restroom and ample seating, welcomes service animals, and offers sensory lighting for guests with photophobia or other light sensitivities. Incense is used occasionally, but it can be withheld upon request in advance.

A Halloween-themed makers market in Hamilton-Lauraville, Baltimore brings together local makers, artists, growers, and food vendors with handmade goods, original art, baked treats, plants, drinks, and more. Activities for all ages include trick-or-treating, a chance to show off costumes, and a competition for the best decorated vendor booth. Admission is free. Proceeds support The Glamour Barn Sanctuary, a local 501(c)(3) animal rescue and sanctuary. Vendor applications are open to makers, artists, growers, and food trucks, while spaces for baked goods, bath, and skincare are already filled.

HIVE artspace turns its October exhibit into a Halloween-inspired showcase filled with eerie chills and playful nostalgia. The annual spooky art show gathers artwork and giftable creations that explore haunted houses and misty graveyards, phantoms in dim corners and abandoned spaces, and creatures from shadowed woods and night skies, all tempered with a dash of spooky cuteness and retro flair. More than 50 regional and national artists are featured, with a special spotlight on the work of Jon MacNair. The opening reception on First Friday includes a special appearance by Dark Angel, live music, and a spooky treat for the first 25 visitors, and the second-floor studios of Wendy and Frances are open to explore during the festivities. Those who prefer to browse from afar can view the show through an online photo album, with most pieces available to purchase and ship. Alongside the main exhibition, discover additional collections from Daniele Serra, Susan Scofield, Eve Bluefoot, and Fennec Design, plus jewelry by Blackbird Designs, body products from Peaceful Skies, retro-style artwork and gifts by Jim Hively, and York City and White Rose themed items from Story Supply Co and others. While in the neighborhood, pick up a free self-guided Mural Walk map to experience more than 30 large-scale murals throughout the Royal Square District.

Try out the Dungeons & Dragons starter kit, Heroes of the Borderlands, in this free demo.

Compete in a Disney Lorcana Core Constructed tournament with Swiss rounds based on attendance, followed by a Top Cut to determine the winner. All participants receive a pack upon entry. Prizing varies with attendance, with a box added to the prize pool for every eight players.

At Nerdtopia, a casual One Piece Card Game league focuses on weekly fun and community. Players of every experience level can look forward to relaxed matches, friendly opponents, and a welcoming atmosphere. Bring a favorite deck, try out new strategies, and enjoy a low pressure setting where the goal is great games with a supportive crowd. Participation requires registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app. Entry is free, and all participants receive Bandai promo cards.

Who Knew Music is a music group with gigs in Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Enjoy a dance session that includes a pair of classes along with time for social dancing. Expect plenty of laughter, opportunities to make friends, and the chance to pick up cool moves while becoming part of a dance community. Comfortable clothing is recommended so you can move with ease.

A community concert of summer live music in Gettysburg, presented by the Adams Country Arts Council, features the Peaceful Outlaws, the Fury and Strock acoustic duo. They bring a broad mix of songs across styles, creating a relaxed atmosphere with a set crafted to offer something for everyone and plenty of reasons to smile.

Set sail for a casual, pirate themed tournament at 1st Capital Gaming in York, PA. This new Pirate Party event uses a Constructed format and centers on friendly competition and community connection. Expect lighthearted matchups and a nautical vibe from start to finish. Entry is $10.

The original BLACKOUT presents a special Halloween edition. Dress in all-black attire or wear a costume to match the theme. For more information, call 410-294-2851.

Enjoy an open gym session focused on active fun, where ages 6 and up can flip and play. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

The Post will be handing out candy for trick-or-treaters on Halloween night. They are excited to see all the fun costumes.

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.

Celebrate Halloween with a lively party featuring DJ entertainment, neon lights, blacklights, dancing, food, and drinks. Costumes are encouraged.

Long Island singer and piano player David Clark brings his Billy Joel tribute, All About Joel, with meticulous attention to detail. Known for precise piano work, powerful lead vocals, and a stage presence that echoes the Piano Man, he keeps audiences engaged with wit and humor. Active in the Long Island and New York music scene since 1985, Clark has built a strong reputation through countless concerts and private events throughout the northeastern tri-state area and beyond. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $45 for Preferred seating.

Erica Rhodes brings her wit and charm to The Port Comedy Club in Baltimore for a live night of comedy. Enjoy a hilarious set filled with quick humor and an engaging stage presence that keeps the laughs coming.

Colgan Bros. & Hirsh are set to perform at the Gettysburg Eagles for a Halloween evening.

Celebrate Halloween with a costume contest featuring cash prizes. Beer specials include $2 Coors and Bud Light, alongside a large selection of cold beer, wine coolers, and cocktails. There is a $15 cover, and guests must be 21 or older. The venue is open to the public.

Celebrate Halloween at a yearly dance party featuring a live set from Red Dirt Revolution on stage along with DJ LIPPY. Costumes are encouraged for a night of dancing with fellow Halloween revelers. Online pre-sale tickets are $10, and the cover at the door is $15.

Spend a day focused on natural well-being at a holistic wellness pop-up that blends shopping, connection, and self-care. Attendees can enjoy chair massage from massage therapy students, join yoga sessions, meet Reiki practitioners, visit a tarot reader, and speak with a nutritionist and an herbalist, plus experience sound healing. The gathering showcases local wellness professionals and offers a welcoming setting to support mind, body, and spirit. Vendor spaces are available for wellness practitioners and small businesses interested in sharing their services with the community.

This public still target shoot features 12 gauge, 9 shot competition at 20 yards, with scopes permitted and shots taken through 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Bags will be available. The entry fee is $35 for one shot. Rounds one through six recognize first and second place, and the seventh round serves as a final stage with a single overall winner, where additional shots are available for $5. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified. Scoring is determined by whose shot lands closest to the dot, and the judge has the final say. If a choke is changed it must be checked for gauge. The kitchen will be open. Safety is a priority, with appreciation expressed for everyone’s help and support.

Introduce your child to lacrosse in a fun indoor setting at Ballyhoo Sports Academy at HHAC in York. This LAXin Littles session is designed for ages 3 to 4 and 5 to 7. All gear is provided, and no experience is needed. Group sizes are kept small to ensure plenty of individual attention, and space is limited. Early bird registration is $99, and the regular price is $109.

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.

Experience a gentle, seasonal reset with guided reflection, a ceremonial water release with sage cleansing, and blessings with water. Participants will set intentions and seal them in a small take-home water vial, with a soothing sound immersion offered to support and amplify those intentions. Light, seasonal refreshments are provided to help ground the experience, and there is optional time afterward to mingle. Mats, blankets, and bolsters are available, and you are welcome to bring your own. Bringing a journal is optional for anyone who wants to write. The exchange is $55 per person. Space is limited to 11 participants and requires advance reservation. Refunds are not available within 7 days unless the spot can be filled.

Trade brunch for a refined Sunday ritual with a Traditional English Tea Party set within the historic Ashcombe Mansion. Each reservation includes a private table for your group, premium loose leaf tea service, and a tiered selection of sweet and savory treats presented in classic tea style. Enjoy delicate tea sandwiches on the bottom tier, warm scones with clotted cream, jams, and curd in the middle, and petite fours and macarons on top. A complimentary glass of champagne or a sparkling non-alcoholic equivalent is included. Explore the mansion at your own pace with self-guided tours and capture plenty of photos throughout the elegant grounds. The Willows Coffee and Cocktail Bar will be open with specialty cocktails and coffee drinks available for purchase. Reservations are required for every tea. Look for occasional Specialty Holiday Teas that add festive decor, entertainment, and expanded reservation availability. This experience is recommended for ages 4 and up. Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.

This action shooting session features rifle, shotgun, and handgun stages with sign-up taking place before shooting begins. Stages are labeled R for rifle, s for shotgun, m for the middle bay using pistols or revolvers, and H for the house using pistols or revolvers. Handgun participants should come with eye and ear protection, a holster made for their firearm, at least three magazines for semi-automatics or speedloaders for revolvers, and a minimum of 50 rounds, with 100 preferred. Rifle shooters engage targets from 7 to 100 yards and should have eye and ear protection, four to five magazines for semi-automatics, and at least 100 rounds. Shotgun shooters also work targets from 7 to 100 yards and should bring eye and ear protection along with at least 50 rounds made up of buckshot and slugs.

Keystone Korner Baltimore presents a karaoke-filled brunch buffet with a welcoming atmosphere. Orlando Mullins of Double O Entertainment teams up with DJ Milk Truck to host and curate a soulful soundtrack that spans R&B, soul, gospel, throwbacks, and timeless favorites. Take the mic to share a song, dance along, savor the buffet, or simply relax and enjoy the music. The focus is uplifting energy, rich sounds, and bringing people together. Advance reservations are recommended. Tickets are $35 for adults and $20 for children 8 and under, with food and music included. A full cash bar will be available, featuring Mimosa and Bloody Mary specials.

During Día de los Muertos weekend, step into KOKOTÖNA, a grim fantasy realm shaped by Mesoamerican influences. A village memorial has been stripped of the names of its beloved dead, leaving ancestors unsettled and at risk of being forgotten. Recover those names before dawn or watch the boundary between the living and the dead begin to fail. Seats are limited to six players per session. Each session is a complete three-hour adventure for participants ages 16 and older. New players are welcome, and character materials will be provided. If bringing personal dice, use a standard seven-piece polyhedral set from d4 to d20. Registration is 15 dollars per player. Fees support Autism at Face Value in continuing tabletop gaming opportunities for neurodivergent teens and other community events, and additional donations are welcome. Cost should not prevent participation, with supported seats available by private request. Content is PG-13 and may include off-camera rituals, references to murder, undead ancestors, body horror, and fantasy violence, with graphic detail kept limited. X-cards are available so players can pause or redirect any material that becomes uncomfortable.

On the first Sunday of each month, lend a hand in tending three raised beds and a pollinator garden through planting, weeding, and general care. No experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. Wear clothes that can get dirty and bring a willingness to learn. Gloves and tools are supplied.

Casual Commander games are offered with a straightforward entry. Seating costs $10, and you receive $5 back as store credit dice.

Laughter is served sunny side up at a monthly comedy brunch in Baltimore, hosted by Ja'Nai Clarise at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Performers from the city and beyond take the stage while guests enjoy brunch dishes, cocktails, and the hotel’s historic ambiance. The lineup leans into sharp, inclusive humor that keeps the crowd buzzing through the final course. General admission includes a headlining show, a discounted valet parking rate, and a chance for post-show photos with the performers. The ticket covers the performance only, with all food and beverages available for separate purchase. Set within the Lord Baltimore Hotel, home to the LB Tavern and a blend of Art Deco and French Renaissance design, early arrival is suggested to allow time for parking and to savor the elegant setting.

H.O.P.E. Basket Bingo features rounds of bingo with chances to win filled Longaberger baskets at the New Freedom Community Building. Bring items for the H.O.P.E. Food Pantry to receive additional entries in prize drawings, and check the event discussion for a list of suggested donations. Food will be available for purchase from Tasteful Occasions Catering. H.O.P.E. is the sole organizer and the only official source for tickets, so avoid third party sellers. Tickets cost $20 in advance or $22 at the door. Payment is accepted by cash or check, and online payment is available when noting that the purchase is for bingo tickets. Proceeds support H.O.P.E.

This casual Gundam league at Nerdtopia features brisk matches, a friendly atmosphere, and plenty of giant robot action. Experienced players with tuned decks and newcomers learning the basics are equally welcome, with the focus on community, excitement, and fun rather than high stakes. The league is held weekly. Registration through Bandai's TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai promo cards are provided to all participants.

Guided tours of Dills Tavern offer a look at the bake oven, the Wheelwright Shop, the Rye Whiskey Distillery, the 1798 Log Barn, the Visitor Center, and the Historic Educational Garden. On arrival, check in at the Orientation Room and gift shop, with tours setting off from the gift shop. Admission is $5 per individual or $10 per immediate family, and children under 12 are free. Private or group tours can be arranged by appointment, and payment is collected before the tour. Guests are encouraged to watch a brief orientation video in advance.

Enjoy a casual mahjong session at Tucker&Co. Bakery Cafe in Dillsburg, PA. Meet fellow players for friendly games in a relaxed setting. Registration is available through the provided link.

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.