This weekend in Lebanon, PA

General admission covers entry, and members receive complimentary access. Children are encouraged to wear costumes and collect treats at four Hershey's candy stations. Take in more than 200 painted pumpkins, admire a 14 foot pumpkin tree, and capture photos in front of pumpkin mosaics. See if you are brave enough for the Creepy Creatures Gallery. Food trucks will be available, and hundreds of mums will be on display.

Students ages 10 to 22 can receive a complimentary heart screening intended for those who are not currently under the care of a cardiologist and who have not been screened before by The Peyton Walker Foundation. The visit typically lasts about an hour. Participants have vital signs recorded, including blood pressure, height, and weight, undergo an electrocardiogram, and are evaluated for heart sounds and possible murmurs. Each family meets with a healthcare professional to review the results, takes home a copy of the EKG, and receives a summary of the visit. In some cases, based on family history or EKG findings, roughly one in ten students may also have an echocardiogram. If an echo is needed, plan for an additional 45 to 60 minutes. This additional test is also free. Register in advance and select a time slot. Bring printed, completed copies of the Heart Screening Consent, Waiver, and Medical Microsoft Form on the day of the screening.

This car cruise brings drivers together to enjoy the road and support a local business or cause. The drive begins at Classic Shine/Forza Car Co. and concludes at Mad Chef Craft Brewing for lunch. Admission includes apparel, a swag bag, and lunch with a beverage. Owners of classic and modern sports cars, as well as car enthusiasts in general, are welcome. It offers a chance to connect with fellow drivers and explore new places. Entry is paid and spots are limited.

All appointment slots are filled and scheduling is now closed. Supported by Subaru of America and the ASPCA, this free mobile clinic provides pet vaccinations and microchipping at Berks Community Health Center’s Oakbrook location. The event features Taqueria El Patron serving from its food truck, a coffee truck on site, yard games with giveaways, treats, and a family friendly celebration of pets and community.

Create a statement piece that reflects your style at this hands-on hat burning workshop. Participants use professional woodburning tools to customize a vegan suede hat in either a wide brim or cowboy style, adding patterns, names, symbols, or original artwork, and selecting a preferred color. Instruction covers design planning and safe burning techniques, with stencils, guidance, and creative tips available for all experience levels. The cost is $70 per person for ages 15 and up, and it includes a vegan suede hat, all tools and supplies, and step-by-step instruction. Optional enhancements such as hat bands, feathers, fabric sashes, gems, and more can be purchased during the workshop. Capacity is limited. A registration deadline applies, and participants will be asked to reply by email with their chosen hat style and color.

Celebrate all things Yorkie with a tailgate-inspired day of treats, raffles, and food. A $100 per person premium bundle includes three meal choices, 20 entries for a game day gift basket raffle with more than 50 baskets, 5 entries for a fan-focused raffle with prizes starting at $100, 2 entries for premium door prizes, and a swag bag of goodies. A $75 per person meal-only ticket is also available for those who simply want to enjoy the culinary offerings. Tickets are on sale.

Celebrate the season at the Fall Harvest Festival at Lincoln Park Community United Methodist Church. This free, family friendly community gathering fills the church grounds with games, activities, and sweet and savory treats. Expect hot dogs, baked goods, popcorn, and cotton candy, along with candy and non-candy prizes. Creative fun includes pumpkin decorating and face painting, plus kid favorites such as the Lollipop Pick, the Duck Throw, mini golf, and other playful challenges. Children are welcome to wear costumes if they wish, though costumes are not required. Continuing a community tradition, the festival features an expanded setup throughout the grounds. Open to all ages and welcoming to everyone, and held regardless of weather.

This club brings fans of classic literature together for lively conversation around enduring works. The current selection is The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. Participants are encouraged to read the book in advance and share their thoughts with fellow book lovers. Open to ages 14 and up. Copies are available to pick up, and registration can be completed ahead of time online or by text or phone.

DrumBeatsArt is a weekly arts gathering at Pavaa Gallery held each Saturday, with a live performance featured on the first Saturday. The event highlights African art and original works.

Enjoy a cozy story time with two to three read-aloud books. It is geared toward children up to 8 years old, and everyone is welcome. Attendance is free.

The 7th Annual SoulFit Festival is a free community event at Sara Lindemuth Gymnasium in Harrisburg, PA. Attendees can look forward to hourly giveaways, including a kids bike giveaway from Recycle Bicycle, along with food and small-business vendors, community resources, and local organizations. Highlights include a live DJ, kids African dance and Xtreme hip hop step demonstrations, a kids corner with activities and face painting, and fitness sessions featuring Mambojazz, line dancing, Xtreme hip hop step, Tai Chi, and more. For over 11 years, Dwennimmen has connected African dance, drumming, wellness, and community, and this festival continues that purpose with a focus on autism awareness, mental health, and community wellness. SoulFit centers culture and well-being through movement, exercise, wellness education, and connection, fostering collective growth.

Learn how to craft mushroom and reindeer ornaments in a beginner friendly needle felting workshop with instructor Lisa Haldeman. No prior experience is needed, with step by step guidance throughout. All supplies are provided, so simply bring your enthusiasm. Participants will learn the basics of needle felting and leave with a handmade piece. Attendees must be at least 16 years old. Sign up online.

The WEPA Empowerment Center presents a masquerade gala fundraiser featuring live music, dancing, and a catered dinner in an elegant, mask-ready setting. The evening supports a mission centered on empowering individuals, strengthening families, and improving communities through education, workforce development, and support services. Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations, offering visibility among community leaders, professionals, and philanthropists, tailored recognition by level, and complimentary gala tickets. Sponsor support helps fund workforce training, youth programs, community initiatives, and educational opportunities, while also providing benefits such as brand exposure, tax-deductible giving, and meaningful social impact. Packages are offered at multiple tiers, each designed to highlight sponsor commitment and expand reach.

Two guitarists take the stage for an evening of music spanning classics, covers, original songs, bluegrass, and plenty of improvisation. No RSVP is required. A table minimum of $10 per person applies during live entertainment. The menu includes tasting flights with five local wines for $10, plus options like artichoke dip, stuffed artichoke hearts, baked brie, homemade meatballs, arancini, a charcuterie board, and wood fired pizza from a brick oven.

A casual queer hangout with drinks, games, and relaxed conversation. Order a beverage, play a few rounds, and meet new friends in a welcoming setting.

All Lebanon County high school marching bands share the field with Milton Hershey’s marching band at ELCO High School Stadium, presenting their 2026 field shows in a showcase of music, precision, and school pride. Refreshments are available at the snack stand, offering an easy way to enjoy the performances and celebrate the county’s music programs.

Experience the Full Moon Fundraiser at Wolf Sanctuary of PA with time by the fire, visits to resident wolf packs, and conversations about wolf conservation and biology. Knowledgeable guides share insights, answer questions, and help guests learn about the wolves. Admission is $35 per person. Attendance is limited to ages 16 and older with proof of age required, and children under 16 are not admitted. No pets are permitted. Reservations can be made in advance or payment can be completed upon arrival. All proceeds support the Wolves of Speedwell. Updates and weather-related notices will be posted on their Facebook page.

Nicks In Time brings a spirited Stevie Nicks tribute to The Allen Theatre, delivering a stage show that spans signature eras of her career. Eight accomplished regional musicians, supported by a seasoned production team, revisit favorites from the Buckingham Nicks beginnings, through the classic Fleetwood Mac period, and into her solo catalog. Expect familiar songs performed with energy and precision, creating an atmosphere that encourages singing along and fond memories.

Held on the second Tuesday and fourth Saturday of each month, this Latin dance night begins with welcoming Salsa and Bachata lessons taught by Luis Santiago, then shifts into a lively social as DJ Rumspringa delivers a high-energy mix that keeps the floor moving. New dancers are encouraged, so if you have been waiting for a sign to try Latin dance, this is it. Tickets are $10 in advance or at the door if not sold out. This is an all-ages event. All ticket sales are final. Digital payments include a small service fee, while cash at the door does not. Expect a standing-room experience in City Hall. The space is ADA accessible, and specific needs will be accommodated whenever possible. Street parking is available around F&M College, with suggested spots along the park side of Buchanan Ave, Race Ave, or College Ave north of Buchanan. The West Art Coffee Bar is open daily with a full espresso menu, beer, wine, cocktails, nonalcoholic options, and bites from local bakeries.

The Middletown Halloween Parade features an evening of Halloween fun with a lively parade, creative costumes, and community spirit. Attendees can wear their best Halloween attire and take part in costume judging with multiple categories and prizes. Families and friends can enjoy a festive night of costumes and lasting memories.

This free fourth Sunday breakfast features a buffet served in Memorial Hall downstairs. Open to all, it takes place between two services to make space for conversation and connection. Guests are welcome to invite family, friends, and neighbors. A goodwill offering basket will be available for anyone who wishes to make a donation.

49ers fans gather for a Week 7 NFL watch party hosted by The PA Faithfuls at Columbia American Legion Post 372 as the team faces the Atlanta Falcons. All are welcome, with a $10 cover for non-chapter members. There will be raffle items and a 50/50, and the bar is cash only.

This food truck event features dinner from Tommy's Dogs, with dessert available inside the store afterward.

Spend time with alpacas and learn about their remarkable fiber at Graystone Ridge Alpacas. The experience begins with a guided tour that introduces the animals, explains how their fiber is cared for and used, and covers daily farm routines. Guests meet friendly alpacas along with goats and free range chickens, with opportunities to interact up close, gently hold a chicken, feed the animals, and feel their exceptionally soft coats. A live fiber art demonstration highlights what sets alpaca fiber apart, and there are plenty of chances for photos. Questions are encouraged, and the on site store offers alpaca themed items. Two ticket options are available. Tickets range from $18 to $24. The $24 Tour and Guided Alpaca Walk pairs a participant with an alpaca, includes instruction on leading, and then sets off on a calm walk around the farm that lets you connect with your animal and capture memorable photos. The $18 Tour and Walk Along option includes the barn tour and allows guests to accompany the group on the walk without holding a leash, a good fit for anyone who prefers not to lead, including small children. At least one person in each group must select the $24 Tour and Guided Alpaca Walk option. Key details include a minimum age of 9 to lead an alpaca. The walk requires at least two alpacas so the herd can stay together, and if that minimum is not met a refund is provided. Everyone who enters the barn or participates in the walk must have a ticket, while children under 2 are free. Refunds are only issued if the organizers cancel because of extreme weather. Closed toe shoes such as sneakers or boots are required. Tours begin promptly, so plan to arrive a little early.

Grammy Award-winning musician David Cullen leads a pair of interactive workshops at Yocum Institute for Arts Education, tailored for students 18 and under while welcoming audience members of all ages. Participants will explore a variety of musical styles and practical techniques. The guitar session strengthens playing fundamentals and stylistic versatility in classical, jazz, folk, and blues. Please bring a personal guitar for this portion. The vocal session builds confident singing and interpretation, drawing on pop, jazz, folk, blues, and church music. Admission is 10 dollars, with no charge for current Yocum students. Current students may request a registration code from their teacher, made possible by support from the Reading Musical Foundation.

Enjoy a cozy, hands-on candle making experience at Redefine Beauty Co. in Mount Joy, PA. Participants can blend a custom fall fragrance and pour a 12 ounce candle into a vessel fitted with a wood wick for a warm glow and soothing crackle. Emily from Nature’s Glow Candle Co. guides the process step by step. While candles cool, there will be warm homemade sourdough bread with homemade butter, seasonal drinks, sweet treats, and time to browse the shop’s fall collection. The in-store charm bar will also be open for creating a personalized piece of jewelry. Tickets are limited, and tickets are transferable but not refundable.

Hammer Creek, rooted in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is a bluegrass band devoted to honoring the music’s roots while celebrating how it has grown. The performance draws on the legacy of Flatt and Scruggs, the Stanley Brothers, and Bill Monroe, while also tipping a hat to influential artists like Del McCoury and J. D. Crowe who helped shape the modern sound. Driven banjo, heartfelt harmonies, and the high lonesome tone come together in a set of timeless songs that keeps the spirit of bluegrass thriving, with tradition and passion at the forefront.

Create Columbia, a local non-profit that champions a creative and vital community, presents Halloween Happenings, a reimagined celebration that replaces the former Halloween House Tour. The Historic Columbia Market House serves as the hub, with artists sharing hands-on looks at their craft. Donna Gearhart demonstrates how she makes Halloween decorations, Julie Lehmer creates and sells themed jewelry, Katie Bupp shows linocut techniques using pink pearl erasers, Brenda Hartman paints masks, and Kim Morrow leads an interactive art station that involves attendees. Several artists also collaborate on bean art during the program. Admission to market house activities is free, and food is available for purchase while supplies last. Just outside the market house, a Halloween Car Show features select vehicles on display, some possibly dressed up for the holiday. Viewing is free, and tickets sold inside the market house let participants vote for their favorite, with the winner announced inside. The decorating contest includes twenty properties. Ticket holders receive a list of participating locations to drive by and vote on, considering only the front exterior displays. Votes are cast back at the market house, and winners are announced at the end. All ballots from both contests are combined for a Lucky Voter drawing, with one person receiving a gift certificate. Ticket packages are available for $10 and include one ballot for the car show, one ballot for the decorating contest, and the property list. A $25 family package includes three ballots for each contest plus the list. Tickets can be purchased at the market house or reserved in advance by calling the Create Columbia event line at 223-246-7271. Prepaid packages may be picked up at the market house, and payment by cash, check, credit card, or Venmo is accepted. This event is supported by the Columbia Fraternal Association, the Columbia American Legion Post 372, Foresters of America No. 235, and Kleen-Rite Corp.

Funky Junk is a hands-on craft workshop where kids bring their imagination and the studio provides the rest. At Horst Arts, families gather around a large 11-foot circular scrap-wood table as children explore a variety of materials and tools. With friendly guidance from Katherine of Horst Arts, young makers dive into a creative session they complete side by side with their accompanying adult. Designed for ages 4 to 12, this experience requires that every child be accompanied by an adult. Tickets are purchased only for the participating children, and advance purchase is requested through the site or by calling 717-419-4025. For questions, contact Katherine at katherine@horstarts.com or 717-419-4025.

Kids can enjoy trunk or treat at Cressona Courts in Cressona, PA, as residents set up decorated vehicle trunks stocked with treats for young visitors. Food will be available for purchase.

Presented by Campbelltown Community Alliance and Salem UCC at Campbelltown Community Park, this free fall celebration for kids offers games, snacks, and a variety of activities. A costume contest welcomes children under 12 and pets to take part.

Hegins Park sets the scene for an evening with decorated trunks to explore, children’s games, and a photo contest, along with a haunted trail. Pizza from Pizza Buds, apple cider slushees, a hot chocolate bar, and more activities round out the festivities.

A tribute concert reviving the music and theatrical spirit of Meat Loaf with faithful performances and dramatic staging. The show salutes Bat Out of Hell, the 1977 debut written by Jim Steinman and performed by Michael Lee Aday, a release that has sold 43 million copies worldwide and earned 14-times platinum certification. Reflecting his actor-before-singer roots, the set often includes highlights from The Rocky Horror Picture Show such as Hot Patootie and Time Warp delivered with precision. The performance also honors Steinman’s songwriting legacy with powerhouse selections made famous by other artists, including It’s All Coming Back to Me Now by Celine Dion, Total Eclipse of the Heart and Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler, Dead Ringer for Love with Cher, and Making Love Out of Nothing At All by Air Supply. Look-alike and sound-alike authenticity, wide-ranging male and female operatic lead vocals, and grand theatrical moments combine for an evening filled with signature anthems from across the Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman catalog.