Events in Harrisburg today

Parks and Rec teams up with community Yoga Space for a calm yoga class at Italian Lake. All ages and every level of experience are welcome, creating an easygoing setting for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Space is ample, though the supply of mats is limited. Registration is required. For registration or questions, call 717-232-3017.

Catch D.C. hardcore/punk legends The Goons as they return to York, PA, with Break City Drowwners and Witness Marker providing support. This is an all-ages, in-person show at American Legion Post 791 - Shiloh, with free parking available. Doors open at 6:55 PM, and there are no refunds.

Catch industrial metal act Jeffrey Nothing at Capital City Music Hall Lower Level. The show is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM.

Hear classic rock performed live at Knights of Columbus, Holy Rosary.

Catch Nektar on their farewell tour at The Allen Theatre. This longtime progressive rock band is bringing its immersive “sound and light theatre” style show, with live performances and a full visual production that syncs with the music. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and showtime is 7:30 PM.

Harrisburg Area Roller Derby celebrates 20 years with an anniversary party at JB Lovedraft's MicroPub. The event salutes two decades of fast skating, hard hits, and the community that keeps the league rolling. Expect karaoke, games, merch, and more. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.

Hyena Skits Live returns to Gamut Theatre with a completely new set of original sketches and characters created for the immediacy of the live stage. If you enjoy SNL, In Living Color, Key & Peele, or Mad TV, expect a live sketch comedy experience in a similar spirit. It suits a date night, a group outing with friends, or anyone who could use a laugh. Tickets are available, and the show celebrates the idea that laughter is best shared.

Catch Dizasterpiece for a night of rap-metal and rap rock energy at Capital City Music Hall. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

There will be a screening at Midtown Cinema of Defining Moments, a documentary about Frances Hesselbein, a Johnstown native who led Girl Scouts of the USA from 1976 to 1990. The 45-minute film highlights her visionary leadership, dedication to service, and belief in the potential of girls and women. After the film, a brief intermission with light hors d'oeuvres will be followed by a panel discussion featuring filmmaker Sarah McArthur and other community leaders. General admission is $10. Capacity is limited and advance reservations are required. Juliette Gordon Low Society members receive two complimentary tickets.

Create a bright sunflower mosaic in a welcoming class designed for newcomers. Choose from a wide range of glass pieces that have been machine tumbled for a smooth finish, with color options like yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown. Learn the fundamentals of mosaic making and the materials involved, then assemble your own artwork to take home at the end. The glass is comfortable to handle for participants of any age. All supplies are included with registration, and the session lasts about two hours.

JB Lovedraft's MicroPub in Harrisburg features nightly karaoke. Allison Entertainment hosts on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday evenings, and there is a happy hour later in the night.

Join this monthly LEGO Club to build a themed creation, name your build, and write a short story to go along with it for display in the library. It is a hands-on, kid-friendly activity for grades K-5 and school-age children.

A laid back stand up comedy open mic happens at Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center. Performers can put their name down in person shortly before things get started. Expect drink deals and pizza specials. There is no cover charge, offering an easy night of live comedy in Harrisburg.

Stage on Herr at HMAC hosts a karaoke and industry night each Monday. Specials include $1 lagers and a buy one, get one half-price offer on L pizzas.

Bring your go-to tunes to the mic at JB Lovedraft's MicroPub. Karaoke takes place every night, with Allison Entertainment hosting on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday evenings. A late night happy hour is also available.

Catch the Harrisburg Senators at home for this matchup against the Richmond Flying Squirrels. Tickets are available through the linked ticket provider.

Join Midtown Scholar Bookstore-Cafe for a ticketed conversation with New York Times bestselling author Riley Sager and USA Today bestselling author Avery Bishop, celebrating the release of Sager’s new thriller, The Unknown. After the discussion and audience Q&A, there will be an opportunity for photos with the authors. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the conversation begins at 7:00 PM. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Pre-signed deluxe hardcover first editions are included with general admission tickets, and pre-signed books are distributed on entry.

Join TU-NER for a special in-person prog-rock show featuring Markus Reuter, Pat Mastelotto, and Trey Gunn. This performance brings together the band’s signature mix of rhythms and melodies, with a lineup of exceptionally accomplished musicians. Door time is 6:30 PM, and the evening includes an opening act with The Fourth Planet performing original progressive jazz, followed by the main act.

A classic fairy tale is reimagined with a playful 1950s twist. The staging features dance inspired by the era, lively production numbers, and the Hand Jive. Running about an hour, the play includes interactive moments and is designed for all ages.

Mountain Grass Unit brings the Dogs Out The Cage Tour 2026 to XL Live in Harrisburg, PA, delivering a high-octane blend of progressive bluegrass, jam-style improvisation, and foot-stomping mountain soul. Known for powerful live shows and razor-sharp musicianship, the band pushes bluegrass into overdrive and turns the night into a full-throttle ride. Whether you are a dedicated jam fan or discovering the scene, expect big riffs, blazing strings, and a no-limits atmosphere. Tickets will be available soon.

Aleas laugh lounge presents a free comedy open mic at S Club, offering a relaxed setting and easygoing vibes. The open mic format invites fresh material and spontaneous sets, keeping the focus on laughs and community. It is a simple way to experience live comedy at S Club.

JB Lovedraft's MicroPub hosts karaoke where participants can sing their favorite songs. Karaoke is offered every night, with Allison Entertainment hosting on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday. A late night happy hour is also available.

An open mic night for poetry at HMAC, organized by the Blacklisted Poets of Harrisburg. Poets and listeners of every age are welcome. Anyone under 21 must attend with a guardian who is 25 or older.

Mark Santanna returns to the music corner for an appearance. It has been a while since his last visit, so this is an opportunity to hear him again.

A weekly open mic and jam at The Abbey Bar welcomes performers of all ages. Sign ups are first come, first served, and each week includes a featured performance. A complete backline is provided, including a drum kit, electric guitar and bass with amps, and a keyboard, and participants are welcome to bring their own instruments and pedal boards. Sets are limited to three songs, and every style is encouraged, whether you want to perform solo, bring a band, collaborate with other musicians, do stand up comedy, share poetry, tap or break dance, or even show off yo-yo skills. Hosted by Jason Mescia, Mark Santanna, and Mark Romeo.

SMKFLWR presents Slightly Stoopid's Road Trippin Summer Tour 2026 at Riverfront Park in Harrisburg, featuring The Elovaters and DENM. Limited VIP packages from Slightly Stoopid include premium seats, exclusive merchandise, and more. A portion of every ticket benefits the Ghetto Youths Foundation to assist Hurricane Melissa relief in Jamaica. Show updates, contests, and ticket giveaways will be announced, and the bands share the latest news on their official channels.

Slightly Stoopid performs live at Riverfront Park in Harrisburg. This concert features the band on stage at the park venue.