Events in Lock Haven, PA

Settle in for a monthly movie night in a relaxed library setting. Popcorn is provided, and you can bring a friend. Film titles are shared in the private Facebook group Movies at the Ross Library. Enjoy a big-screen showing with the comfort of the library.

In its second fall edition, the Williamsport Exotic Plant Show moves into a new home at the Pajama Factory, spreading across two large rooms on different floors. More than 40 vendors, both local and from across the country, will offer a wide spectrum of plants, from everyday favorites to rare and hard to find varieties. Attendees can connect with experienced plant collectors who are ready to answer questions and help select the right additions for a growing collection or a first plant. Event graphics are by Ludí Dahl. Admission is $2 per person, with children under 12 admitted free when accompanied by an adult, and proceeds support City Alliance Youth Group.

The inaugural Port Pride Festival transforms Brandon Park into a lively celebration of the LGBTQ+ community across Williamsport, PA and the wider Susquehanna Valley. Admission and entertainment are free, and the grounds feature artisans, food trucks, local businesses, and community organizations. Designed for all ages and families, the gathering highlights diversity, creativity, and neighborhood spirit by bringing together LGBTQ+ people, their families, allies, and supportive groups in an inclusive setting.

Step into free line dancing sessions held on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. These gatherings welcome all ages, and complimentary lessons are provided so newcomers can learn while experienced dancers refresh their skills.

Enjoy wings in a variety of flavors, with new options added often. The Sunday special is available throughout business hours on Sundays, priced at $9 per dozen or $5 for a half dozen. Special pricing applies to dine in orders only.

Enjoy a performance of classic jazz with the Erie Jazz Quintet in the Howard Theatre at Williamsport Scottish Rite. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages are included with each ticket, and attendees can meet and interact with the musicians. Buying in advance is recommended, as prices increase by $5 at the door on the day of the concert. Tickets are $30 for adults, $20 for seniors, and $15 for students. The program features beloved jazz standards and is suitable for all ages.

The performance features Jim Oakum on vocals.

Crafternoons offers a relaxed, creative session at Annie Halenbake Ross Library where each month brings a new craft project, with details shared monthly. Participation is free and all materials are provided. Teens and adults of any experience level can make something new, unwind, and connect with fellow crafters. The library is a Clinton County United Way partner agency and a PA Forward Gold Star library.

A welcoming gathering centered on fiber arts and crafts takes place at Two Maidens Cafe & Tea Room. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to longtime enthusiasts.

Designed for readers who have not warmed to traditional book clubs, this monthly gathering centers on conversation about what you have been reading lately. There is no single assigned title, so you can talk about books you already enjoy without being required to read something you do not like. For more information, contact the Library at (570) 748-3321 or ross10@rosslibrary.org. The Annie Halenbake Ross Library is a partner agency of the Clinton County United Way and a PA Forward Gold Star library.

The second annual festival celebrating fiber, farming, and the arts takes place at Titan Market in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Prospective vendors can send a private message to request an application.

Bizarre Bazaar brings a spooky marketplace to Talleyrand Park in Bellefonte. Organizers are accepting applications from makers, artists, and other vendors who want to be part of the event. A standard 10x10 booth is $95, and preference is given to sellers with a consistent track record who have not canceled at past events.

A rock show takes the stage at the Gamble Farm Inn in Jersey Shore.

At Wildberry Studios in Downtown Williamsport, participants will create a Northern Lights inspired stained glass panel. The project uses a copper foil overlay technique to shape trees and mountain silhouettes and results in a finished piece measuring about 9 by 5 inches. A hanging chain is included, and the artwork goes home the same day. No prior experience is required, as all materials and guided instruction are provided. The class is for adults 18 and older, and the fee is $80.

Freshly made hoagies will be available for $7 each, with sales continuing while supplies last. They are a convenient choice for lunch or dinner. In addition, 2026 G_N Raffle tickets will be offered, and there will be merchandise to browse including t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, can huggies, patches and more.

An annual parade honoring veterans is organized by the Lycoming County Veteran’s Parade Committee. After taking place in Montgomery last year, the 2026 Veterans Day Parade will be hosted by Hughesville Borough. Participants will gather before the procession begins to recognize the service of veterans.

Play bingo at KBR Bingo & More while supporting the Clinton County Legends Travel Baseball Team. This fundraiser features $25 tickets and includes a raffle, with donations of baskets and gift cards appreciated. For details, call 570-660-3330 or email clintoncountylegends@gmail.com.

Heart of Fashion 2026 transforms Brass 16823 into a celebration of style, shopping, and community support. Explore offerings from more than 20 boutique vendors featuring apparel, home goods, and accessories. Enjoy cocktails crafted by Drinks by Design and savor hors d’oeuvres from Graze by TJ. A spotlight runway show highlights the latest looks, rounding out an evening focused on fashion and connection. The event supports Tides and its grief support programs in the community. Further details about tickets and featured vendors will be shared by the organizers.

Set in Tiadaghton State Forest, this two-day foot navigation challenge is modeled after Europe’s mountain marathon format. Individuals and teams tackle a 14-hour course on the first day, finishing at the mid-camp called Stockville. Camping gear is transported to the mid-camp so participants can rest, trade stories, and sleep. The second day features a different course with ten hours to make the journey back to the start.

An event featuring Kinsey will be held at Forest House Hotel.

Central PA Chamber hosts a networking breakfast at Dwell Orphan Care for members, their teams, and prospective members. The program opens with a buffet, continues with a concise presentation, and includes a round where attendees can share a 28 second introduction about their business or organization. Attendance is free for Central PA Chamber members, with a $7 charge for non-members. Seating is limited and registration is required. If registering more than one person, consider sitting at different tables to expand networking opportunities.

This event features a vocal performance by Robyn Wehry.

Unncutt returns to Jersey Shore American Legion Post 36 for another live show at the Jersey Shore Legion.

Ring in the season with the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra’s annual holiday tradition, a spirited concert featuring familiar Christmas favorites alongside selections for Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Voices from local high school choirs join the orchestra, the Williamsport Youth Symphony Orchestra makes a special appearance, and the Young Artist Competition Winner takes the spotlight. Expect festive sing along moments and a warm, community focused atmosphere that welcomes all ages. The evening blends celebration and reflection with music that lifts the holiday spirit... and there could even be a surprise visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.