Events in Johnstown, PA

Food assistance is available for veterans experiencing need. The event is open to any veteran seeking support with food.

Settle into the spirit of the season with an afternoon of tea leaf readings and reflections at Dobrá Tea led by Bia Dao of The Ghost Treee. As you enjoy your cup, the patterns in the leaves become a doorway to discuss the energy around you, what may be emerging, and where your path might benefit from extra attention. The core offering is a tea leaf reading priced at $55, plus the cost of tea. Attendees can add tarot for $33, palmistry for $33, a Fire Horse year reflection for $11, or a Moon Mirror reflection for $33. Add-ons are available by appointment only and require sharing your sun, moon, and rising signs, your Chinese zodiac, or other known placements. There are six appointments available, each lasting 30 minutes per person. Walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows, though reserving ahead is recommended to secure a spot. This experience is intended for entertainment and does not guarantee specific results.

Ticket sales open soon. Admission is $45 and covers cards, a dauber, food and beverages, plus a door prize entry.

Within the Greek Revival elegance of Baker Mansion, a Halloween gathering unfolds at the very house that inspired the hit show GHOSTS. Spanning two nights, it offers immersive chills highlighted by a danse macabre with Shane Pittman, Josh Purvis, Heather Taddy, and Michael John Angus. Begin with a relaxed chance to mingle over Halloween themed cocktails and spooky treats, then show off your creativity in a costume contest. As night deepens and the lights fade, explore the mansion’s storied rooms at your own pace and take part in guided investigations that seek the restless presences said to haunt its dark corners and shadowed halls. Set in the Allegheny Mountains and steeped in legend, this experience blends history with mystery. Costumes are encouraged, and a brave spirit is recommended for an evening designed to linger long after it ends.

Half Covered Halloween returns for its eleventh edition with a Halloween Havoc 1996 theme, celebrating the local scene with sets split between original material and songs that came out in 1996. The indoor HOGAN Stage serves as the main room, while the MACHO Stage hosts Anything Goes Acoustic moments on the porch and can move inside if it rains, with June guiding those interludes. The lineup features homages to the era, including Pioneer Spirit drawing from H2O’s self-titled release, City Escape Artist nodding to the Queers’ Don’t Back Down, The Book Club channeling Reel Big Fish’s Turn the Radio Off, The Slobberknockers saluting Less Than Jake’s Losing Streak, and The Filthy Lowdown taking on Rage Against the Machine’s Evil Empire. This is an all ages event, costumes are encouraged with a 1996 twist inspired by music, movies, cartoons, and pop culture, and artwork is by Cretin Face Design.

A Halloween celebration with a purpose returns to the Rivers Casino's Event Center, supporting Young Adult Survivors United. Attendees can wear a wig, a costume, or both while TJ the DJ and The Delaneys provide the music on the Wig Out stage. The event includes contests for best wig and best costume, along with an onstage tribute honoring young adult cancer survivors. Tickets available.

A recurring One Piece locals event is hosted at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry costs $5, and prizes scale with overall attendance. Each entry includes a promo pack, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Ryan Matthew returns to the taproom for a Halloween event. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and bring friends.

Breakaway Presents brings Haunted Fest Pittsburgh to Stage AE. This is an all-ages event.

Classic creatures and creeping dread take center stage in a big-screen celebration of movie monsters and haunting atmospheres. Experience the awe of the 1933 King Kong, a landmark of early sound cinema, rated PG and presented in partnership with the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club. Tension mounts in John Carpenter’s The Thing as Antarctic researchers confront an imitator from beyond, rated R, with an introduction by the Horror Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh. A coastal California town nearing its centennial faces a sinister mist in The Fog, also rated R and introduced by the Horror Studies Center. The journey wraps with The Nightmare Before Christmas in lively 3D, an offbeat tale following Jack Skellington’s curious search for the spirit of Christmas, rated PG.

Maxwell Anderson’s Bad Seed, directed by Bill Herring, follows Rhoda Penmark, an outwardly sweet and well-behaved child whose pleasant façade conceals a calculating killer. As the story unfolds, her mother, Christine, comes to realize that Rhoda’s violent impulses may be a legacy from Christine’s own birth mother, raising disturbing questions about heredity and guilt.

Charles Wesley Godwin and Dylan Gossett perform live in Pittsburgh at The Wylie. This concert features both artists on the same stage, and tickets are available now.

This blacklight painting session spotlights the Gamblin’ Man, a playful troublemaker brought to life with luminous color. Under UV lights, participants use glow-in-the-dark paint to create an eerie, eye-catching piece that suits the Halloween mood. The atmosphere blends light scares with creative fun at Painting with a Twist South Side.

At Heinz Chapel, organist Jon Tyillian and vocalists Sarah Nadler and Logan Newman present a third annual Halloween concert filled with eerie vocals, spine tingling organ works, and seasonal favorites. The program features music from Phantom of the Opera and Bach’s renowned Toccata and Fugue. Costumes are welcome. Admission is free for Pitt students, $6 for Pitt faculty and staff, and $12 for general admission.

Fleetwood Gold returns to the historic Mishler Theatre in Altoona, PA, a venue known for its long and storied past. This is a reserved seating performance and it welcomes guests of all ages.

Georgia Tech travels to face Pittsburgh in a night matchup at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA. The Yellow Jackets and Panthers bring contrasting approaches, with ACC implications as both teams work to shape their late-season push. An intense atmosphere and a reputation for rugged, defense-first football make this venue a fitting stage for the momentum swings that often define college games.

A community farmers market brings together more than a dozen local producers offering seasonal vegetables, meats such as beef, pork, lamb, and chicken, fresh eggs, handmade soap, baked items including sourdough, flowers, ready-to-eat foods, microgreens, herbs, and more. Payments are simple, with cash, credit, debit, FMNP, and EBT or SNAP handled at the Info Booth. The market takes place in the S&T Bank parking lot in Indiana, PA. Parking is available in the lot, on nearby streets, and in a neighboring Borough lot. Bike parking is provided, the area is easy to reach on foot, and IndiGO bus service is an option. Please reserve on-site lot spaces for attendees with greater mobility needs.

This season, the Swissvale Farmers Market in Pittsburgh features fresh foods, locally crafted items, and more.

Warm up for University of Pittsburgh vs. Georgia Tech University at the Pittsburgh Gold Zone Tailgate, a lively pregame hub for Pitt home football. The experience features food and drinks, live music with additional entertainment, and an energized crowd, all a short walk from Acrisure Stadium. Built for the moments before kickoff, it sets the tone for a festive game day.

The 11th edition of this all comic book show takes place at The Crowne Plaza Hotel in Pittsburgh. The event spans two days and features guest creators, panel discussions, and shopping across tens of thousands of comic books. More than 100 vendor tables will be dedicated entirely to comics. CGC will be on site. Free admission is available for military and first responders.

This free Halloween event features a pumpkin patch, hands-on arts and crafts, and trick or treating at businesses in the area. It is hosted by East Allegheny Community Council and Discover Deutschtown.

An open air market at The Strip District Terminal showcases a changing mix of local vendors with handmade goods, homemade treats, and more. Enjoy live music from a Pittsburgh DJ while you browse, then explore the distinctive dining, shopping, and entertainment options throughout The Terminal. Applications for the 2026 season are closed. Vendors and performers should communicate only with The Terminal through its official channels and should not share information with anyone else claiming to represent the Markets or Tunes.

An official GD06 release event at Top Deck Cards and Games features on-site deck building followed by a tournament. Entry is $30. Each participant receives six packs and a promo to build a deck for play, with opportunities to earn extra prizes. The top finisher receives a winner promo.

Now in its ninth year, this kids Halloween celebration brings festive fun to Ormsby with pumpkin decorating, hayrides, food and drinks, and s'mores, along with more seasonal activities for young participants and their families.

HeXenfest 2026: Return of the Witch brings its celebration of the witchy arts back to the Bottle Works Ethnic Arts Center in Johnstown, PA. Planning is underway, and vendor applications are currently open. More details will be shared as the event schedule and activities are finalized.

Ebensburg marks Halloween with a festive parade and community trick-or-treat. Candy will be available during the festivities while supplies last.

Now in its sixth year, Quarry Shack 5 Miler is a nighttime five mile out and back on the Ghosttown Trail’s Rexis Branch. The course begins just beyond the gate by the old train at the Rexis Trailhead, follows the trail for 2.5 miles, turns shortly after Red Mill Bridge, then returns to the start on a fully closed, road free route. Participants are asked to keep to the right except when passing to keep two way traffic smooth and safe. The outbound leg has a gentle, steady rise and the return brings an easy downhill. A personal light source is required, since the trail will be dark outside of limited official lighting near key areas. Expect festive Halloween scenes along the way and a clearly marked turnaround beside a pavilion and water station. Costumes are encouraged and there are no jump scares on course. A start and finish arch with Quarry Shack themed banners may be in place if conditions allow. Awards recognize the top three male and female finishers overall and age group winners in the run. The walk division honors the top three overall men and women with additional age categories, and those in that division must walk the entire distance. Children must complete the race under their own power to be considered for awards, and awards are not mailed. Day of registration is offered, with cash or check accepted on site. Every participant receives a custom bib and sticker, a chip timed finish, post race snacks, and plenty of photo opportunities. Trail cameras may capture night vision images on course, there is a photo area at the start and finish, and finish line video and photos will be shared online afterward. Accommodations are available with advance notice. Please bring what you need to see and be seen, and be courteous to others. Strollers are permitted if equipped with a light, headphones are allowed at a reasonable volume, and service animals are welcome while other pets are not permitted. Smoking, alcohol, and drug use are prohibited in all race areas, and everyone is asked to keep the trail clean by using the trash can near the aid station. Restrooms are a short walk from the parking area near the Eliza Furnace building. The race takes its name from the old quarry shack about 2.25 miles from the start, a local landmark that even appeared in scenes from The Boonies. Results will be posted online after the race, and event t shirts are available as an optional add on to be picked up in person.

Don't Let the Scene Go Down on Me! Collective partners with Bottlerocket Social Hall to bring back the annual Halloween cover show, a free, all-ages evening of bands performing as their favorites. Chris' Vanity Project performs as Oasis, Mégane takes on The Smiths, Short Fictions interprets Neutral Milk Hotel, Aloner covers Radiohead, and Useless pays tribute to Dinosaur Jr.

At Eleventh Hour Brewing Co. in Pittsburgh, The Nightmare Bar offers a 90-minute Halloween pop-up filled with spooky décor, themed cocktails, music, interactive games, and photo-ready scenes. It is a social, adults-only bar experience, not a traditional haunted house, with costumes welcome, playful activities, and a spooky spin on a night out. Capacity is limited and tends to fill quickly.

All ages are welcome to attend. Please note that supporting acts may change without notice.

Stage AE in Pittsburgh hosts a high-energy drag showcase starring Lydia B Kollins, Kori King, and Suzie Toot. Lydia and Kori, the Season 17 couple from RuPaul’s Drag Race, team up with Suzie for a completely refreshed production featuring brand new numbers. Attendees must be 18 or older. Costumes are encouraged, with a costume contest awarding best in show. A meet and greet with the performers is planned. Produced by Flip Phone Events, Fiercely You Entertainment, and Michael Benedetti.

Long Road Home returns to The Grove for another year of Halloween fun with a costume-centered celebration and a festive, spooky atmosphere.

Choose the marathon, half marathon, or team up for the marathon relay at the 14th annual InFirst Bank Veteran's Marathon. The route is an out and back on the Ghost Town Trail with both the start and finish in Saylor Park. With a quick, mostly level profile, it offers strong potential for personal records and is certified as a Boston Marathon qualifying course. Proceeds benefit the Western Pennsylvania Veteran’s Relief Fund, a 501(c)(3) that provides financial assistance to veterans in need. Over the past decade, more than $150,000 has been raised to support local veterans. The event is conducted by the Indiana Road Runners Club.

The 15th annual InFirst Bank Veterans Marathon features a full marathon, half marathon, and relay on the scenic Ghost Town Trail. The marathon is a Boston qualifier. Proceeds benefit the Western PA Veterans Relief Fund, a 501c3 nonprofit that provides financial assistance to local veterans.

Stage AE officially hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers tailgates in Pittsburgh. This outdoor celebration takes place rain or shine and welcomes guests of all ages. Opening ahead of every home game at Acrisure Stadium, it is known as the region’s largest tailgate, featuring free admission, live music, food and drink specials, and chances to win prizes and autographed items.

Start your game day at the Pittsburgh Gold Zone Tailgate, a pregame celebration created for Pittsburgh home football matchups a short walk from Acrisure Stadium. Food and drinks are included, with live music and other entertainment fueling a lively tailgate atmosphere. New rooftop party tickets are available.

Whether your dream is a sophisticated black tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach, a curated group of wedding professionals will be on hand with guidance to help you create lasting, timeless memories for your special day.

This NFL game is part of the league’s flexible scheduling, so the listed game time may change from what appears on schedules or tickets. Families seeking a quieter environment can choose Section 120, rows BB through HH, which is designated as alcohol free. Tickets will become available in phases, beginning with a window for season ticket holders, followed by a wait list presale, and then a public onsale.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event. The entry fee is $10, and prize support is based on attendance.

Grateful Shred brings a live show to Mr. Smalls Theatre, open to attendees of all ages. Digital tickets are sent by email seven days in advance. For updates and announcements, follow @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre on Instagram.

Poets gather with the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange on the first Monday of each month for an energetic, collaborative workshop focused on sharing and refining new work. Participants are asked to bring 15 copies of one poem to exchange for feedback. No registration is required.

This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Support acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional presales from Citizens Bank and Live Nation.

This gentle practice offers a supportive space for people at any stage of healing. Participants can choose from a variety of options so the experience is accessible to all abilities. The session focuses on practical, hands-on tools that support nervous system balance and recovery. Pre-registration is available by calling 814-288-4961.

The Pittsburgh Penguins face the Vegas Golden Knights at PPG Paints Arena during a special 80s Night celebration, with a themed ticket package available. Entry uses mobile ticketing only, so have your ticket ready on a smartphone since screenshots and paper printouts will not be accepted. Small wristlets and wallets up to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches can enter through any entrance. Medical and parental bags must go through the designated X-ray door at each gate, and all items are subject to security screening. The arena is cashless and accepts credit and debit cards along with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and reverse ATMs are available to convert cash into a prepaid card. For a smoother experience, the Penguins app offers access to tickets, game previews and more.

Battletech fans gather at Drawbridge Games for a monthly meetup to connect with fellow players and get in some games. Entry is $5 for nonmembers, and Gatecrasher Members attend for free. Additional details are available on the Drawbridge Games Battletech Discord.

Friends can gather at Ponfeigh Distillery in Somerset, PA for a bar trivia night that pairs drinks with a chance to test their knowledge. It is hosted by Mattis Entertainment.

Allenna Shellenberger leads a kids theatre club session that explores the world of the stage through audition skills, memory techniques, and improvisation. Students who share a passion for theatre connect with peers while gaining practical tools for successful auditions. Participants also learn from children’s theatre directors, musical directors, and community actors who offer insider guidance on getting involved in theatre.

This supportive breastfeeding class welcomes those new to breastfeeding as well as anyone wanting to refresh their knowledge. Participants receive real-world strategies, hands-on practice, and encouraging guidance to help build confidence with feeding. Sessions take place in the Community Room at Conemaugh East Hills Outpatient Center. For details or to register, call 814.534.9009.

This free intermediate Slovak class series from WPSCA is intended for learners with some prior knowledge and takes place at Brentwood Public Library. Instruction is led by Božena Hilko, a native of Slovakia with extensive experience teaching children and adults. She previously taught at the high school level in Slovakia and holds a master’s degree in foreign language education from the University of Pittsburgh. The library requests that class participants do not park in the library lot. For registration or questions, contact Božena at bozi@comcast.net.

This welcoming gathering is for young adult and adult book lovers, poets, and avid readers who want to explore writing fiction. Volunteers Matt Tracey and Allenna Shellenberger provide guidance, feedback, and instruction for getting started. Participants can develop their ideas, receive practical tips, and connect with others who are beginning to write.

Art Voyage Day Camp offers a hands-on exploration of Pilgrim and Native American traditions for homeschoolers and young artists in pre-K through fifth grade. Participants create art inspired by historical toys, crafts, and creative practices while learning about daily life in early Pilgrim communities and among Native American peoples. The fee is $15 per class. Pre-registration and prepayment are required by calling or texting 814-442-6217. Please note that 50 percent of the fee is nonrefundable.

The Veterans Expo is a free community gathering that honors those who served while connecting veterans and their families with practical support. Attendees can learn about benefits, explore healthcare options, discover employment resources, and meet community organizations ready to help. On-site health screenings and conversations with local providers make it easier to understand available care, and programs focused on improving daily life are featured throughout. Essential supplies will be distributed to veterans at risk. Whether you are seeking information, assistance, or connections, this expo brings many helpful services together in one place.

Season 19 of the PGH Vintage Mixer brings a large vintage and antiques market to the David L Lawrence Convention Center in Downtown Pittsburgh, showcasing more than 100 dealers with genuine finds across fashion, home goods, décor, vinyl, toys, games, sports and Pittsburgh memorabilia, and more. Explore mid century pieces, farmhouse favorites, mod looks, Y2K styles, rare collectibles, jewelry, furniture, and unique artifacts curated for a wide range of tastes and budgets, with knowledgeable vendors ready to share the stories behind their items. Tickets are available as general admission for the Main Mixer, a Night Owl preview with early access, and a weekend pass that covers both days. Advance prices are $10 for the Main Mixer, $25 for Night Owl, and $30 for the weekend, with higher rates at the door. Students ages 8 to 21 can purchase $5 tickets per day at the door with a valid student ID, and children 7 and under receive free entry. Each ticket includes unlimited re entry for the day it is valid, and food and drinks are available for purchase on site. Expect a lively atmosphere with a DJ during the Night Owl session and smaller crowds for easier browsing. Rooted in community since 2012, this curated fair highlights local and regional sellers, blending nostalgia and creative inspiration for collectors, decorators, and casual browsers seeking distinctive pieces and memorable gifts.

Coltt brings Appalachian folksinger vibes to the taproom.

Chat Pile brings the Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Soul Glo and Shallowater. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Electronic tickets are sent by email seven days ahead of the event.

Registration takes place at the Side by Side With Veterans trailer. Breakfast and lunch will be available with donations appreciated. For details or to register, contact the Side by Side With Veterans Organization in advance by phone, email, or Facebook Messenger at (814) 285-6589 or (717) 449-2495, or sidebysidewithveterans@gmail.com.

Area 56 brings back Iron Impact 2026, an annual powerlifting meet sanctioned by RPS. It celebrates another year of spirited competition for the powerlifting community.

An intimate boudoir photo experience at Streekers is designed to help participants feel empowered, pampered, and celebrated in a private and secure environment. Each 30 minute photoshoot includes professional hair and makeup, along with access to a private online gallery that is protected by a password. The price is $249. Availability is limited.

Attendees can pick up an assortment of loose groceries, with fresh produce, shelf-stable pantry items, and frozen proteins offered in family-sized portions. The process is drive-up only. Remain in your vehicle and staff will load prepacked boxes into your trunk for a smooth, convenient pickup.

Set sail on a family-friendly Pittsburgh riverboat experience designed with kids in mind. Young cruisers can dance along to a DJ, watch a special show, and take part in onboard games and activities. A pirate is aboard every sailing, with special friends that rotate. Entertainment features a DJ and character appearances from First Class Entertainment. A snack bar and a full-service bar are available for purchase. Open to all ages. Tickets are $36.66 for adults, $20.95 for children, and $5.24 for infants.

Set a course for a themed Magic prerelease that explores the Star Trek universe with Captain Kirk and more. Entry is $45, which includes a prerelease kit and prize support, and the event is limited to four rounds. The event is hosted at Gootzy Gaming. Free parking is available behind and around the building, with accessible spaces behind the building or in front. If you need accommodations, please contact the store. Gootzy Gaming maintains a completely peanut and tree nut free environment, so please do not bring items containing these allergens. Snacks and drinks are available on site. For questions, call or text 814-515-8436 or email Info@GootzyGaming.com.

Stacy and the Rejects deliver a dance-ready mix of favorite songs spanning from the 1970s to today. Enjoy a set that blends timeless classics with current hits, creating a soundtrack that keeps the dance floor moving across generations.

An annual fall dance at Jamestown PNA Lodge 1068 features Tombstone performing live. It may be the last show of the year. The kitchen will be open, and admission is a $6 cover.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Somerset Alliance Church in Somerset, PA with special guest Jeremy Rosado. After a standout year and a successful spring leg, the tour returns for an expanded 30 city run across the United States. Continuing the momentum of her debut headlining tour, she shares songs and stories that have connected with audiences across the country. Jeremy Rosado, recognized from American Idol and The Voice, adds a heartfelt presence. Together they offer an evening of worship, connection, and reflections on God’s truth. Tickets are on sale now. A planned schedule includes VIP, early entry, and general admission door openings before the program begins, and it is subject to change. For the protection of ticket buyers and participants, third party ticket resales are not permitted on TPR event pages. To secure valid entry, the official ticketing outlet is recommended. Purchases from third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and can limit access to updates and assistance.

Fantastic Cat performs at Mr. Smalls Theatre in an all-ages event. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

FTT Bands returns to the Windber Moose for a jam session. The band is excited to be back.

Parishioners of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Blairsville have provided a free laundry service for more than ten years to neighbors who face financial challenges keeping clothing and linens clean. Whether the need is frequent or occasional, all are welcome. Volunteers can be recognized by red Laundry Love shirts or black Laundry Is Liturgy shirts. This service is typically offered on the second Sunday of each month unless that day is a holiday, and other times may be arranged upon request. Those who wish to support the effort can donate detergent, dryer sheets, quarters, or volunteer time. To help or request information, reach out through the Facebook page, send a message, or call Kathy at 603 674-6329. Appreciation is extended to the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Blairsville Ministerium for funding, to E&F Norge Laundromat for hosting, to the citizens, churches, Facebook groups, and businesses of Blairsville for donations of quarters and supplies, to the Blairsville Alliance Church whose Vacation Bible School filled 4 laundry baskets with individual decorated bags containing laundry pods, dryer sheets, and a Bible verse, and to the faithful customers who demonstrate generosity, perseverance, and faith each month.

Celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving with a paint class designed for ages 16 and up, where participants create a festive canvas perfect for holiday décor. All supplies are provided, and light refreshments will be available, with the option to bring your own. The cost is $40 per person. To register, text 724-422-5110.

Longtime friends and collaborators Michelle Hall and Deborah Brooks share a seamless blend of voices and songwriting onstage. Hall is a singer, songwriter, and keyboardist who has created music for herself and other artists for more than two decades, weaving honest stories with a subtle country flavor. Brooks recently released It’s Enough, an album of folk-leaning originals. With a clear, gentle vocal tone, steady guitar, and an upbeat presence, she brings both warmth and spark to the performance. This event is BYOB and there is no cover.

Take part in a one-hour conversation focused on books and the exchange of ideas. Sessions are held six times a year on the second Monday of January, March, May, July, September, and November. New participants and fresh book suggestions are welcome, and no registration is needed.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, The Queers perform at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh with Spitbite and Right On Warriors. This all-ages event offers the venue’s full food menu during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating, and availability is limited. Tickets are available.

Learn foundational cookie decorating techniques with guidance from Chad while you create a festive Christmas-themed set. The price is $25 per person, it is BYOB, and all supplies are included.

The Pittsburgh Grief Support Group offers a compassionate, peer-led space at Whitehall Public Library for anyone coping with the death of a loved one. Attendees can meet others who understand, speak when ready, or simply listen in a comfortable and respectful environment. Support is available no matter when the loss occurred. Attendance is free and no RSVP is needed. Hosted by Jefferson Memorial Cemetery & Funeral Home and Amedisys Hospice.

Drusky Entertainment presents The Slackers with The Operators at Crafthouse. This all ages event features live music with food available from the venue’s full menu during the show. A preferred seating booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating and is offered in limited quantities.

Julia Jacklin brings her North America Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by special guest Jordan Patterson. This show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates and announcements, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

This annual holiday gathering takes place at Marzonis in Greenwood. Everyone covers their own meal and drinks. To participate in the White Elephant and Crazy Bingo game, bring three one dollar items or used art supplies you no longer need, unwrapped.

Expectant and new mothers are invited to a monthly, guided look inside the recently updated Labor and Delivery and Mother-Baby areas at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center. The Maternity Care Team showcases patient rooms and highlights enhancements that support safety, privacy, and family-centered care. Attendees learn what to pack in a hospital bag, where to park, and what to expect upon arrival in labor. Tours meet in the Maternity Department waiting area on the fifth floor. Partners and support persons are welcome. Registration is not required. For questions, call 814.534.9009.

Drusky Entertainment presents Eddie And The Getaway as The Over Caffeinated and Under Stimulated Tour arrives at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh, PA. This all-ages show pairs live music with a full menu available during the performance. For an elevated experience, a limited Preferred Seating Booth package offers eight tickets and premium seating.

Jack White performs at Citizens Live at The Wylie in a phone-free setting. All ages are welcome. To create an unplugged experience, phones and other recording devices, including smart glasses, are not permitted in the performance space. When you arrive, your device will be secured in a Yondr pouch that stays with you and is unlocked at the end of the show. Need to check your phone? Designated phone-use areas will be available, and devices must be re-sealed in pouches before returning to the event space. Guests seen using a non-permitted device during the show may be escorted out. Opening acts may change without notice. For purchases inside the venue, plan to use a credit card. Ticket access includes a public onsale plus presales through Vault, Spotify, Live Nation, Citizens Bank, and a fan presale.

Singer and songwriter Nellie McKay presents a retrospective performance that spans her wide-ranging catalog. Since the 2004 debut Get Away from Me, she has issued nine albums that move easily among pop, jazz, rock, and folk. Her songs have appeared on radio, television, and in films, and she has performed on programs including The Late Show with David Letterman and A Prairie Home Companion. She has also written and performed acclaimed biographical works about Barbara Graham, Rachel Carson, Billy Tipton, and Joan Rivers. McKay is recognized for advocacy in animal rights, feminism, civil rights, and environmental protection. Rolling Stone has praised her as a boundary-pushing songwriter with a flexible command of classic song traditions and contemporary relevance. This event is co-presented with 91.3 WYEP Presents. Citizens presents the Sound Series.

Celebrate a quarter century of scrapbooking with Crop Around the Clock at Crowne Plaza Suites Pittsburgh South.

Hosted by the Obsessions Coffee Fantasy Book Club, this post release book club party at Obsessions Coffee Roastery focuses on ACOTAR 6. The gathering shifts from the usual second Wednesday schedule to Friday of that week due to staff obligations, giving readers extra time to finish the book. Expect a festive atmosphere with food, drinks, and lively conversation with fellow fans.

Crimson Lotus Collective is bringing a flash tattoo pop-up to Chimera Brewing in Pittsburgh. Exclusive, hand-drawn designs available only at this venue start at $75. Guests are served on a first come basis, with free parking on site and easy access from Willow Station T and Memorial Hall T Station. Grab a drink while you wait and make it a relaxed night of ink.

Alyssa Malvoisin returns to the taproom, becoming a regular presence. This performance showcases her standout vocals.

Warm up at Molly's Pub + Grill during an evening with The American Mood.

A friendly card tournament features an educational game at no cost to participants. Presented by the library and held at Indiana Free Library.

Set thoughtful 2027 goals for you and your horse over brunch at SKM Equine Services in New Florence, PA. This two-hour workshop helps riders reflect on 2026 progress, define what success looks like for their partnership, choose goals that fit the horse they have now, break larger outcomes into the skills and habits that make them possible, create a practical 90-day action plan, and prepare for potential obstacles with the right mix of coaching, training, and accountability. Competition is not required, and the content fits anyone who wants to approach the coming year with clarity, purpose, and intention. Each attendee receives guided materials and a personal goal-planning workbook to take home. The event is open to current SKM clients and a limited number of riders interested in SKM’s coaching and training philosophy. Cost is $25 for current clients and $50 for non-clients. Space is limited to keep the experience personal and interactive. To reserve a seat, message SKM Equine Services.

Marvel Crisis Protocol fans are meeting at Drawbridge Games for a casual get together. Bring a roster list, an Ultimate Encounter, or both to share with other players. The MCP community also connects and chats on a Discord server.

Celebrate the world of The Nutcracker at Johnstown Concert Ballet’s annual Nutcracker Tea Party, a festive afternoon with holiday magic, sweet treats, and visits with characters from the beloved ballet. Guests can meet favorite Nutcracker personalities, take photos, and enjoy crafts and activities for children. Kids are encouraged to come in festive attire or dressed as their favorite characters. Whether this is a first introduction or a long-standing family tradition, the tea party offers a charming preview of Johnstown Concert Ballet’s 2026 production and a chance to mark the season together. Space is limited. Attendees also receive a free child’s ticket to The Nutcracker plus a backstage tour.

Kids age 5 and up can decorate sugar cookies with guidance from Chad, crafting a festive Thanksgiving-themed set. The fee is $15 per person and all materials are provided. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Adults may decorate only if they register for the class.

Put your teamwork and wits to the test in a library-themed escape room at the Indiana Free Library. A novel has gone missing somewhere among the shelves, and your group will search for clues, solve puzzles, and piece together the mystery before time runs out. Sessions are reserved in 45-minute blocks, with pricing set at $100 for up to four participants or $150 for up to six. This experience is open to all ages, and groups that include children must have an adult participating. All proceeds benefit the Indiana Free Library Annual Fund.

A horror punk show brings together The Big Bad, Rise From Your Grave, Pumpkin Guts, Bat Thorn, and The Zombie Mafia. Admission is $10 at the door, and the event is BYOB.

Dress for Success Pittsburgh presents the Black and Gold Gala at the Energy Innovation Center Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA, a glitter and glam themed celebration that serves as the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Upon arrival, guests will check in to receive a table number and two drink tickets, make a red carpet entrance, then head to the Bright Space for cocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening, and one of the city’s largest Pittsburgh cookie tables. The night also includes shopping with women owned vendors, creative crafts and games, a silent auction, raffle baskets, and a 50/50 drawing. Each ticket comes with two drinks, and additional beverage tickets are available for 10 dollars. Raffle basket sheets are 20 dollars, cookie table boxes are 20 dollars, and 50/50 chances are priced at three for 5 dollars, seven for 10 dollars, or twenty for 20 dollars. MGC members, sponsors, and their guests are invited to a VIP hour that includes an extra drink ticket, followed by general admission entry. This is a strolling event; those who want guaranteed reserved seating can purchase a half table or a full table. Limited free parking is available in the lot next to the venue, and a paid lot is located directly across the street. Cash and cards are accepted for purchases and donations, and there is no ATM on site. For sponsorships or to secure a table or half table, email tanya@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org. To pay by invoice or credit card, email bridget@dressforsuccesspittsburgh.org.

An eerie evening of haunted history and Titanic lore unfolds inside The Grand Midway Hotel and Museum, presented by Third Eye Event Productions. Explore a site steeped in stories and artifacts linked to the ocean liner, with pieces from the ship on display and a local legacy tied to steelwork for the Titanic. The night features The Digital Séance Experience with Ron Yacovetti and Lourdes Gonzalez, an innovative attempt at real-time spirit communication premiering at this venue. Guided tours lead through atmospheric corridors and storied rooms, sharing the hotel’s past and its connection to the Titanic. Tour tickets are $125 and include investigation equipment along with souvenir audio and video from the experience. For independent explorers, a Solo Roam option offers personal access to investigate on your own, with tickets priced at $100. Extend the adventure with overnight accommodations in double occupancy rooms for $125. Themed spaces heighten the ambiance. The Werewolf Suite includes a California King bed with chains meant for full moon safety. The Mermaid Suite brings an aquatic mood with a large fish tank, a library of mermaid films, and the Deep Sea Cinema. The Dragon Suite caters to fantasy fans of Dungeons and Dragons and Lord of the Rings, with a touch of Irish magic. The Mummy Suite pairs a Queen bed with a sarcophagus. The Frankenstein Suite recalls 1816 with an enormous bed and a Tesla coil. The two-room Vampire Suite blends warmth and historic charm and includes an extensive collection of vampire films, with a rumored secret back room. The Canopy Room is noted for activity such as a moving nun statue and a defiant female presence, and reports of a scholarly “Professor” reading in a second-floor office add to the lore. The Demon Room serves as an art gallery with a dark past, and the Bunk Room Bunker accommodates four guests for $250. Long-told accounts run through the property, including a reported early 1900s murder of a prominent businessman and local legends about children who disappeared in the 1920s. The setting brings together historical resonance and paranormal inquiry within a singular hotel and museum.

YAELOKRE appears with special guest Ben Caplan at Mr. Smalls Theatre for a live performance. This all-ages show welcomes attendees of every generation. Tickets will be delivered by email seven days before the event. Updates are shared on Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

Woodside Bar and Grill in Johnstown, PA presents a night dedicated to 90s rock, bringing together DEAD AGAIN performing the music of Type O Negative, Deny Your Maker honoring Alice In Chains, and Aberdeen, a Nirvana cover band. Physical tickets will be available through the bands and at the venue starting in September, and preorders can be arranged by contacting Mike from Deny Your Maker. Tickets are $20.

Celebrate the long-awaited launch of GTA VI, a project more than thirteen years in the making with a budget topping $2 billion. The party channels Vice City and Leonida with an 80s aesthetic inspired by Tommy Vercetti’s era. Wear your best Vice City or GTA-themed outfit for a chance to win an $80 cash prize for best dressed. There is a $5 cover, along with awesome drink specials, and the kitchen will be serving late. Playful shout-outs to wanted levels and the saga of release dates add to the theme throughout the night.

UNDERCOVER takes the stage for a live show at The Alley Sports Bar in Central City, PA.

A bridal expo at Sunnehanna Country Club is tailored for engaged couples at any stage of planning. Attendees can tour the venue’s event spaces, meet local wedding vendors, and gather ideas for ceremonies and receptions, including décor and services. Admission is free. An optional $5 entry into a raffle provides chances to win door prize baskets contributed by participating vendors.

An all-ages concert featuring Tropidelic with Surfer Girl and The Quasi Kings takes place at Mr. Smalls Theatre in Pittsburgh. Tickets are sent by email seven days prior to the event.

The Rock Orchestra brings Arena of Fire to Pittsburgh, PA, delivering a two hour celebration of rock and metal anthems shaped by sweeping orchestral arrangements and live fire artistry. Backed by world-class vocalists, a choir, and the elite fire performers The Fuel Girls, the ensemble channels its signature dark intensity into music by Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N’ Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. The performance shifts from haunting, symphonic moments to full throttle rock surges, creating a night of large scale spectacle and sound. The Rock Orchestra is a rotating collective of leading classical instrumentalists, vocalists, and live performance artists. Audience feedback reflects a 4.7 out of 5 customer rating. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers listed, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Enjoy a covered-dish potluck at the American Legion in Clymer, PA just before the chapter meeting. This gathering is open to all and offers a chance to learn more about A.B.A.T.E. of PA while sharing a meal. To help with planning, share in the discussion what dish you intend to bring.

Heart to Gold brings its Minnesota alt punk energy to The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls, channeling the spirit of the Midwest DIY community with soaring vocals and big, high-impact instrumentation. Their 2024 album Free Help, sparked by a tour setback, traces a step into adulthood with a mix of melodic punk, expansive post hardcore elements, and a touch of 90s alt rock. Special guests sorry face and Mezzanine join the lineup. This event is open to all ages.

Beartooth brings the Pure Ecstasy World Tour to the stage with a bill that also features Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker. This show is open to attendees of all ages.

Johnstown Military Share welcomes veterans who need food assistance. This event is open to all veterans in need.

Enjoy a free bingo event filled with the excitement of calling out bingo. Winners take home small prizes, and light refreshments will be served.

Hosted by Conemaugh Health System, this Ostomy Support Group offers a welcoming space to connect with ostomy nurses and peers for ongoing education and encouragement. Attendees can meet other ostomates, discuss day-to-day concerns, review insurance allowances, and hear updates on the newest ostomy supplies. For more information, call 814.534.1664.

Tap814 Supperclub hosts a monthly gathering for fans of murder mysteries and thrillers. Each session features a new whodunit to read ahead of time, followed by a guided discussion that invites bold theories and talk of plot twists. The atmosphere is relaxed and conversational rather than lecture based, with a focus on connection and a touch of intrigue. Admission is $20 per guest, paid per event, and seating is limited. The schedule rotates by day, and the menu shifts with it, with pairings that may include wine with charcuterie or flatbreads. Expect curated discussion questions, an interactive format, and book selections shared after registration.

Goose brings a special night of live music to Citizens Live at The Wylie in Pittsburgh in collaboration with WYEP. This event welcomes guests of all ages, and supporting acts may change without advance notice. In partnership with the band, Live Nation will contribute one dollar from each ticket to Backline Foundation, and ticket purchases are not tax deductible. Ticket access includes presale options for the artist, Citi cardholders, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank, along with a public onsale and a Citi cardmember preferred selection.

Art Voyage Day Camp offers a gratitude themed art session for homeschoolers and young artists in pre-K through 5th grade. Participants will create a bright, imaginative turkey and assemble a personal Thankful display that celebrates the people, places, and things they appreciate. The class fee is $15. Pre-registration and prepayment are required by calling or texting 814-442-6217. Please note that 50 percent of the fee is nonrefundable.

Echoes Classic Rock brings classic rock back to the taproom with a live performance.

Dave Howsare and Nev Hostetler perform at Asiago’s Tuscan Italian, pairing live music with a scenic vantage point atop the Incline Plane. Look forward to songs framed by a sweeping view in a distinctive setting.

Open to attendees of all ages, this event includes supporting performers, and the lineup may change without advance notice. In collaboration with Goose, Live Nation will donate $1 from each ticket to Backline Foundation, and ticket purchases are not tax deductible. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank presales, plus a Citi Cardmember Preferred option.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, Colby Acuff performs at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh in an all-ages show. The venue offers a full menu to enjoy during the performance. A Preferred Seating Booth option is available, which includes eight tickets with premium seating, and quantities are limited.

Now in its third year, this craft show at Jaffa Shrine raises funds for Help For Our Heroes, with all proceeds supporting the organization’s work for military personnel, veterans, and families across Pennsylvania. For donations, vendor participation, or general questions, contact the vendor coordinator, Haylie Brown, at haylie.brown18@gmail.com. For security, Haylie is the sole vendor contact for this event, so confirm you are communicating with the correct host before sending any payments or personal information.

Step into a family friendly princess experience at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh. This 90 minute celebration features fairytale songs, dancing, crafts, games, and plenty of interactive moments. Every child will have the chance to meet each princess in attendance, with time for photos and hugs throughout. Each session is limited in size for a more personal feel. Attend only the session listed on your ticket. The program begins with a grand royal welcome, moves into group games and warm ups to break the ice, then flows into continuous stories, songs, dances, and other magical interactions. Expect about ten engaging group activities, with dedicated photo time near the end in case anything was missed earlier. To prepare, bring a camera and a fully charged phone. Make sure little ones are well rested, and plan to eat beforehand since food is not provided. Children are welcome to wear princess attire or anything comfortable. Adults should avoid character specific costumes to help keep the magic intact. Have your ticket or order number ready at check in. All attendees need a ticket, and infants under 12 months may attend at no cost with a paid adult or child ticket. Arrive a bit early to allow time for parking and check in, and note that parking options vary by venue. Adults must stay with children at all times, and performers are not caretakers. Please give each child their moment and avoid rushing photos or interactions. Disruptive behavior can result in removal without refund. Characters are inspired by public domain fairytales and are not affiliated with any theme park, brand, or company. By attending, guests grant permission for event photography and video for promotional use. Tickets are nonrefundable, with full refunds issued only if the event is canceled. Presented by Pretty Princess Parties, which has created this style of event for more than a decade and welcomes many returning families each year.

Indiana, Pennsylvania, known as the Christmas Tree Capital of the World, sets a festive scene as the It’s a Wonderful Life Festival fills Downtown with sparkling lights, themed activities, live entertainment, family-friendly fun, shopping, and other seasonal touches inspired by the classic film. The series begins the Saturday after the annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting, then continues across five weekends. The festival is presented by First Commonwealth Bank, with support from the Indiana County Center for Economic Operations and Downtown Indiana.

Streetlight Manifesto brings The Presence of the Past Tour to Stage AE in Pittsburgh, with Hot Rod Circuit also on the bill. The show takes place indoors and is open to all ages.

Twenty Three brings a high-energy rock showcase filled with hits from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Expect big sing along moments and relentless momentum, spanning the timeless grooves of Fleetwood Mac to the punchy anthems of Fall Out Boy. Gather friends, enjoy drinks, and head to the dance floor as the band guides a tour through decades of fan favorites and rock staples. Whether revisiting classics or making new memories, this set is built for good vibes and plenty of movement. Comfortable shoes recommended.

Devin Russian brings an indie folk sound shaped by reflective lyrics and gentle melodies. His songs explore inner life, the natural world, and the cosmos, weaving those ideas into abstract narratives. BYOB. No cover.

Learn the basics of cross stitch while creating a festive ornament to display or gift. Instructor Amanda Haymans of Unwind Art will guide you step by step through simple stitches, colorful holiday motifs, and approachable techniques designed for beginners. No prior experience is needed, and you will leave with a handmade piece ready to hang or share. The class fee is $30 for nonmembers or $24 for members, plus a $12 materials fee. A 50 percent portion of the fees is due at registration and is nonrefundable. To register, call or text 814-442-6217 or call Laurel Arts at 814-443-1835.

Enjoy a lively night of bingo on the big screen at the Crafthouse with 10 rounds that include regular bingo, the letter X, and more. Happy Hour runs beforehand, so arriving early is encouraged, and games begin promptly. Reservations are suggested and can be made by calling (412)653-2695. This is an all ages event. Please park only on Crafthouse property and do not use neighboring business lots, including the shopping center across the street or the apartment complex adjacent to the back lot. If your vehicle is not parked on Crafthouse property, surrounding businesses may tow it.

HiDef returns to St. Joe's Social Club for a Thanksgiving Eve rock show and a night of celebration. This event is open to the public.

Celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with live music from Louie Kampert at Tavern In The Hills in Pittsburgh. It is a simple way for friends and family to meet up and enjoy an evening of music together.

Wild Turkey Night at FOE 01188 Latrobe Eagles features a performance by Victor Sisti to kick things off, followed by a set of Allman Brothers jams.

Spring Break @ Woodside will be held at Woodside Bar and Grill.

This matchup is subject to the NFL’s flex scheduling policy, which means the scheduled date and kickoff time could change. Ticket availability may be limited for some games, and details can be updated, so checking back for the latest information is a good idea. Sales occur in phases, beginning with presale access for season ticket members and wait list participants, followed by a public onsale.

Tap814 Speakeasy presents Jerry Vitale as part of a November run of live music. Look for refreshing drinks, tasty food, and a lineup that also includes Kenny Jubas, Bradley Bixel, and Dean Rumsey. The venue curates the soundtrack throughout the month.

Ground Zero brings an 80s rock night to Glades Pike Taverne in Somerset, PA. Taking place on Thanksgiving Saturday, it features live music, with the option to arrive early for dinner before the show.

UNDERCOVER brings a performance to Woodside in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Enjoy a night out as this act takes the stage.

Celebrate the weird and wonderful at the Cambria County Reptile & Oddity Expo, a year-end gathering filled with reptiles and curious finds that make standout holiday gifts. General admission is $6, children five and under enter free, and active duty military and veterans receive free admission with ID. Discover something memorable for the reptile enthusiast or oddity collector in your life.

The second annual Brunch with Santa, hosted by Events by Lindsey LLC at Crowne Plaza Suites Pittsburgh South, offers a festive family celebration with a full holiday menu and seasonal activities. Guests can savor farm-fresh scrambled eggs, smoked sausage links, home fries, cinnamon swirl French toast with warm maple syrup, breakfast pastries, seasonal fresh fruit and berries, a selection of juices, and freshly brewed coffee and hot tea. Professional photos with Santa, provided by Dominique Murray Photography, help capture keepsake moments. Five holiday activity stations add to the fun, including letters to Santa and a Tinsel & Pop Popcorn Bar, with additional stations to be announced, while a DJ provides holiday music and a gourmet hot chocolate bar adds a cozy touch. A Chinese auction and 50/50 raffle feature contributions from local businesses, with a portion of proceeds benefiting Zachary’s Mission. Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Lindsey Lippencott, Owner and CEO, at 724-373-0719 or info@eventsbylindseyllc.com. Ticket options include a Children ticket at $40 for ages 3 to 12 with brunch, one professional photo with Santa, a signature mocktail ticket, and access to all activity stations and the hot chocolate bar. An Adult ticket at $55 includes brunch, a signature mocktail ticket, access to all activity stations and the hot chocolate bar, with the option for one family photo with Santa. A Mommy or Daddy and Me ticket at $65 is designed for newborns and one parent and includes brunch, two professional photos with Santa, a signature mocktail ticket, and access to the activity stations and hot chocolate bar, offering a way to commemorate a first holiday season.

Love a good whodunit? This mystery-focused book club offers an easy way to dive into a new title each month. Check the library website or call the library to find the current selection. No registration is required.

This event welcomes guests of all ages, and supporting acts may change. Stephen Wilson Jr. uses Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange so fans can buy or resell at the original price. Tickets are non-transferable and any resale must occur on Ticketmaster at face value. In New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah, and Connecticut, where state laws limit resale restrictions, Ticketmaster will still keep resale prices at face value on its site. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a VIP package presale, a public on sale, and a VIP package on sale.

Story Time at The Seesaw Center features readings led by librarian Amber from the Community Library of Castle Shannon. The program is free for guests of the center, takes place on the first Friday of each month, and is open to all. Registration is not required.

Enjoy The Rocket Blasters performing live at Bavarian Aid Society in Altoona.

The maternity department at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center hosts a monthly class for new big brothers and sisters, focused on helping them adjust to their growing family. Sessions are held in the Maternity Department on the 5th floor. Space is limited. To register, call 814.534.9009 or pick up a registration form at Conemaugh Physician Group - OB/GYN.

Moonshine Mine Saloon presents an evening with Krazy Kat Daddies, centered on enjoying moonshine and having fun.

A lively, feel-good atmosphere sets the tone for a fun time at the pub.

FTT Band performs live at The Windber Hotel.

The 814 Cheer and Dance Championship brings a high-energy competition to 1st Summit Arena in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Cheer and dance routines take center stage in a championship setting that spotlights skill, precision, and choreography.

Ponfeigh's Annual Christmas Market offers live music by JD & Cindy, a food truck, and shopping with artisans from the area. Those interested in vending can email events@ponfeighdistillery.com for details. The vendor fee is $25 and includes an eight foot table. Please do not send payments through Facebook.

Explore the fundamentals of cookie decorating with guidance from Chad while creating a set inspired by winter. The cost is $25 per person. All materials are provided, and attendees may bring their own beverages.

The Marcello Charitable Trust's sixth annual Christmas gala returns to Indiana Country Club with live music from 7 Mile Run, a cocktail hour, a buffet dinner, a dessert bar, and basket giveaways. All proceeds benefit veterans.

Us3 returns to the stage at one of western Pennsylvania's top music venues for another live performance.

Downtown Indiana welcomes the return of the Cookie Tour, part of the 2026 It’s A Wonderful Life Festival presented by First Commonwealth Bank. Explore at your own pace and visit participating businesses to enjoy treats along the way. To take part, bring a new, unwrapped toy to IRMC Park for donation. After the drop-off, you will receive a list of participating businesses and entry into the prize drawing.

At the Venue of Merging Arts, The Wild Hymns come together with Pamela Trentini for an event. This appearance features both names on the same program.

Kids age 5 and up can decorate sugar cookies while Chad offers step by step guidance to create a Christmas themed assortment. The fee is 15 dollars per person, and all supplies are provided. Children younger than 10 must attend with an accompanying adult. Adults only take part in decorating if they also register. To sign up, call or stop by.

Long Road Home returns to Fusion Bar & Grill in Indiana, PA for another appearance.

This event is presented by Lucky Sign Spirits and Poetry Lounge.

Ground Zero delivers 80s favorites and more at the hotel for a final 2026 appearance. Arriving early for dinner is recommended.