This weekend in Hollidaysburg, PA

A weekly One Piece Card Game tournament at Gootzy Gaming features constructed play that follows the latest Bandai Organized Play restrictions, bans, and rotations. The entry fee is $5. All participants receive a recent organized play promo pack, with additional items when available, and booster packs are awarded based on match results. New players can request a teaching demo, and as an official organized play store, staff are available to help with rules and getting started. Free parking is available in private lots behind the building, with additional street parking around the building. Accessible parking can be found behind the building or directly in front. Snacks and beverages are offered on site. The venue is completely peanut and tree nut free, so please do not bring items that contain nuts. Pre-registration is available through Bandai TCG+.

The Halloween Spooktacular Show centers on barrels and poles with a festive costume twist. Competitors in barrels and poles who arrive in costume will be entered into a random drawing for a trophy halter. A costume parade welcomes adults and kids, and prizes are included. Separate costume classes recognize ages 16 and up and ages 15 and under, with awards for the top five in each. If entries exceed 50, the open barrels class will move to a 4D format. There is also a boyfriend and dad barrel race that is strictly for amateurs and will be monitored as such.

WSPI hosts a ghost hunting event at the Doss House in Loretto, PA. The setting is a 19th century house with an eerie reputation, where spirits are said to be eager to communicate and proudly share their home. The event offers four separate time slots, and consecutive bookings are available for a longer investigation. Tickets are available.

The Rocket Blasters take the stage at Hookies Fire Company in Tyrone for a live performance. This in-person show brings the band to a local community venue.

Rock and Punk Night brings live music to McGarveys Bar as Negan returns and Audiobox closes out the night. Tickets are available, and arriving early offers time to order dinner from the McGarveys menu.

Celebrate the annual Apple Cider Festival and craft show at Muskrat Beach 2 in Prince Gallitzin State Park. Browse more than 100 booths of handmade crafts, enjoy a range of food options, and take in live music. Watch cider pressing in action, explore informational displays, and see chainsaw carving, then keep the fun going with hayrides and a petting zoo. Parking and admission are free, and voluntary donations to the Friends of Prince Gallitzin support park improvements. Pontoon shuttles will be available from Killbuck Boat Launch.