Events in Johnstown today

See the Akron RubberDucks face the Altoona Curve at Peoples Natural Gas Field in Altoona, Pennsylvania. This Double-A matchup spotlights developing prospects and competitive baseball, where the finer points of the game matter. Pitch selection, smart baserunning, and late-inning choices can swing the outcome, offering a close view of the next wave of talent.

Expecting or new mothers can take a brief guided look inside Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center’s updated maternity spaces. The Maternity Care Team leads a walkthrough of Labor and Delivery and the Mother Baby unit, showcasing patient rooms, safety and privacy enhancements, and the hospital’s family centered approach. Participants learn what to pack in a hospital bag, where to park, and what to expect upon arrival in labor. The tour begins in the Maternity Department waiting area on the fifth floor and takes about 15 minutes. Mothers, partners, and other support persons are welcome to attend, and registration is not required. For questions, call 814.534.9009.

A free, peer-led support group offers a hybrid format for adults living with mental health conditions. It provides a welcoming place to share experiences, listen to others, and grow together with people who understand. Participants can build practical coping skills, find strength and humor in community, and make room for self-forgiveness in a judgment-free setting. Available both in person and online. No registration required.

Akron heads to Altoona as the RubberDucks face the Curve at Peoples Natural Gas Field. This Double-A matchup puts fans close to the action, with each trip to the plate carrying extra energy and the chance to watch prospects on their path to the majors. Expect a laid-back evening with live baseball and a classic ballpark atmosphere.

This weekly open, free-play session uses whichever gaming tables are open. There are no restrictions on point values or army choices.

Matthew Wagner performs live on the patio for the final patio performance of the season. This closing show offers a relaxed outdoor setting and a fitting sendoff to the season’s patio events.

Eric Ian Farmer returns with a performance centered on songs about relationships, social awareness, and the search for one’s path in life, paired with a nod to beloved classics. The set brings together personal themes and familiar favorites for a reflective, song-driven experience.

A casual Commander event for Magic: The Gathering. Sign up your pod to receive a promo. If you do not already have a group, you can be connected with a pod. Before the game begins, ask your table about the preferred level of play.

Molly's Pub + Grill hosts The American Mood for an evening centered on remembrance and reflection.

The next Blair County Karate Championship tournament is scheduled to take place at Hollidaysburg Senior High School. This county event centers on competitive karate.

A ride at Mountain Ridge ATV Park includes check-in at the Side by Side With Veterans trailer. Breakfast and lunch will be offered for a donation. For details or to register in advance, contact Side by Side With Veterans by phone at (814) 285-6589 or (717) 449-2495, by email at sidebysidewithveterans@gmail.com, or through Facebook Messenger.

Weekly One Piece Card Game tournaments take place at Gootzy Gaming, featuring a $5 entry and a Constructed format that follows Bandai Organized Play restrictions, bans, and rotations. New or returning players can request a quick demo, and the store’s staff is available to teach as an official organized play location. Participation typically includes a recent Organized Play Promo Pack with other items as available, and additional prizes based on match record include One Piece booster packs. Free parking is available in private lots behind the venue, with additional street parking nearby. Accessible parking is offered behind the venue and in front of the building. The space is 100% peanut and tree nut free, and guests are asked not to bring items containing those allergens. Snacks and beverages are available on site. Preregistration is available through Bandai TCG+.

This weekly free Commander event features Companion sanctioned play. Participants must use genuine cards, as proxies and counterfeits are not allowed. Special formats, including Commander Party and other Wizards promoted games, are part of the lineup and do not require separate entry or notice.

Step into a high-energy disco celebration with Dancing Queen at Indian Lake Lodge. The band delivers a live soundtrack of 70s favorites, including Stayin' Alive, Disco Inferno, September, ABBA hits, and Y.M.C.A., with classics from the disco era that will have the crowd singing and dancing. This night benefits the Shanksville Volunteer Fire Department and is supported in part by the Indian Lake Ladies Association. Attendees are encouraged to wear retro 70s attire such as bell bottoms, platform shoes, tie-dye, and other disco styles. A hors d'oeuvres buffet will be offered, along with a cash bar.

The Rustic Mechanicals present William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew at the Venue of Merging Arts (VOMA) in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, as part of the 2026 Howl at the Moon Tour. Expect brisk momentum, barbed banter, playful disguises, and lively onstage chemistry in this classic battle-of-the-sexes comedy. Admission is $20 for general entry and $18 for VOMA VIP members.

This night ride is limited to dirt bikes and follows moderate and more advanced single track. It is open to riders with C Class skill level or higher. Headlights are required, passengers are not permitted, and MRTR rules apply. Registration opens one hour before kickstands up, and bikes will be checked during check in. The ride begins on time and participation is capped at the first 20 riders who sign up. The cost is $10 per person with a day pass or $15 per person without one.

The Krazy Kat Daddies make their return to the Nanty-Glo American Citizens Polish Club for another appearance.

Celebrating its sixth year, this car show features friendly competition for custom trophies crafted by Hagan’s Custom Painting. Manufacturer categories for Ford, GM, and Mopar are divided into pre-1980 and post-1980 groups so classic rides and newer builds can be recognized on equal footing. Expect an extensive basket raffle, show T-shirts, music, and baked goods. Hooversville VFD will offer a variety of food and drinks for purchase, benefiting the local fire department. Representatives from Seven Hearts Project will be on hand to share their work, which as of late 2025 includes sponsoring more than 500 spay and neuter procedures for dogs and cats. It is a day focused on cars, community, and doing good.

Parishioners of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Blairsville offer a free laundry outreach that has supported families for more than a decade, welcoming anyone who is facing financial strain, whether it happens regularly or only once in a while. Volunteers are easy to spot in red shirts that say Laundry Love or black shirts that read Laundry is Liturgy. The effort partners with the E&F Norge Laundromat and typically takes place on the second Sunday each month unless that day is a holiday. When needed, other times can often be arranged by request. Those who wish to help can contribute detergent, dryer sheets, quarters, or volunteer time. To connect, send a message through the group’s Facebook page or call Kathy at 603 674-6329. This mission is supported by the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Blairsville Ministerium, along with many local residents, churches, online groups, and businesses. Blairsville Alliance Church’s Vacation Bible School assembled four laundry baskets filled with individually decorated bags containing laundry pods, dryer sheets, and a Bible verse. Ongoing appreciation is extended to the patrons whose generosity, perseverance, and faith continue to inspire each month.

Presented by the Baker Mansion History Museum, the season finale of the Sunday on the Lawn concert series features a live performance by the Altoona Area High School Student Band. Admission is free and open to the public, and donations are welcome.

Enjoy a free concert at the Roxbury Bandshell featuring the Krazy Kat Daddies. Bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. The atmosphere is suited for both listening and dancing.

West Virginia’s Shakespeare troupe The Rustic Mechanicals partners with ArtsAltoona to present William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew at the Altoona Area High School Performing Arts Club as part of the Howl at the Moon tour. This lively production replaces polite convention with speed, sharp humor, and bold choices, exploring the chaos of love, the value of play, and the shifting bond between Kate and Petruchio as they move toward psychological freedom. It is designed to engage devoted Shakespeare fans and first-time theatergoers alike.

This session offers open tabletop gaming with support for 2.0 and 2.5 rules. Epic format is permitted.

This weekly Pokemon League event centers on friendly competition and fun. Participants can challenge skilled trainers and earn special promotional cards.

Gather a team for an evening of trivia at Unter Uns Musical & Entertainment Society, where "The Professor," Jim Price, quizzes players across a wide range of topics. There is no fee to play, and both members and guests are welcome. New categories and fresh questions keep the competition different each week. It is also Taco Tuesday, adding a tasty perk to the night. Prizes go to the top three teams by total points.