Events in Minersville, PA

The Orwigsburg Community Farmers’ Market returns for the 2026 season at the M&T Bank lot, celebrating fresh food, local makers, and small-town charm. Expect seasonal produce, homemade baked treats, local honey and other specialty foods, plants and flowers for the garden, handcrafted items, and ready-to-enjoy meals. It is a chance to meet the people who grow and create these goods, discover one-of-a-kind finds, and support the farms, artisans, and small businesses that keep the community thriving.

Book lovers gather for the Pageturners monthly meeting, a welcoming book club with lively conversations about great reads. It takes place on the second floor of the library and is open to all.

Get your team together for Yuengling Trivia at the Washington hotel. To hold a team or table, call or send a direct message to RSVP.

Experience Bear Hole Trail by car with a self-guided drive-thru through Swatara State Park. The route begins at the Swopes Valley Trailhead and spans 5 miles through the heart of the park, ending at Waterville Bridge. Along the way, four designated parking areas at the fossil pit, Daubert School, a charcoal pit, and near Bordner Cabin offer chances to stop and look around. Traffic flows one way and the speed limit is 10 mph. All programs may change due to weather or staffing shortages, so check the DCNR Calendar of events or Facebook page for updates. If you have concerns or need special accommodations, reach out at least 72 hours in advance.

Settle in at Mud & Maker for a relaxed Wheel & Wine Night that blends creativity with your favorite beverage. Work on the pottery wheel as an experienced instructor guides complete beginners and seasoned makers alike in shaping a personal piece. Choose your project when you arrive, with options such as a versatile tumbler, a mug, a catch all dish, a cereal or ice cream sized bowl, or a salad or dessert size plate. The class is $40 per person and includes two sessions. All materials are provided, including clay, firings, glaze, and tools. Bring beer or wine only, no hard liquor. This visit is when you will make your piece. You will select a separate glaze day during the workshop, and projects will be fired afterward rather than taken home the same day.

The patio at Carmelo's Roman Delight sets the scene for great food, music, and dancing.

Presented by Flagship Music Productions, Dirty Deeds delivers a high-voltage tribute to AC/DC’s Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years, tracing the band’s history with the grit, riffs, and swagger that defined classic rock. The performers channel the signature twin-guitar attack of Angus and Malcolm Young, recreating the chemistry and moves that made the originals unforgettable. This production is built as an immersive and interactive concert, crafted with close attention to the sound and spirit of the songs so every moment feels true to the legacy. Known for selling out venues and festivals across the United States, Dirty Deeds has earned a reputation for explosive, adrenaline-fueled shows that honor the rock icons who changed the game. The event is held rain or shine. Parking costs $10 cash, and oversized vehicles are $20.

At Ringtown Senior Citizens Center, Mother Goose on the Loose offers an interactive early-learning session for babies and toddlers that uses rhymes, songs, puppets, musical instruments, and playful activities to encourage learning. The program supports school readiness by fostering a love of learning through nursery rhymes and music, building social and emotional skills like taking turns, following directions, and showing appreciation, strengthening fine and gross motor abilities, developing language, and reinforcing concepts and general knowledge. Best suited for infants and toddlers up to 36 months, it provides a lively experience for little ones and their adults. No registration is required, and drop-in participation is welcome for scheduled sessions.

Settle into the season by creating a cozy, chunky knit throw made entirely by hand. This hands-on workshop offers step-by-step guidance from start to finish, with help available throughout. Only 10 seats are available, and more sessions may be added if interest is high. Plan for about three to five hours and bring snacks or drinks for breaks. Personalize your blanket with a choice of 20 yarn colors. The fee is $65 per person, and prepaid registration with your color selection is required to secure a spot.

Spend a day on the farm browsing local crafters and vendors offering handmade goods, then make time for classic fall fun. Navigate corn mazes and take hayrides, visit the full concession stand, enjoy ice cream and funnel cakes, try barrel cart rides, and meet the animals. Seasonal touches abound with fall decor, mums, pumpkins, and sunflowers, with plenty more to discover. This family friendly outing welcomes all ages.

A family-friendly day with food trucks, music, raffles, and prizes. Participants are welcome, and prizes will be announced and distributed during the event. For more information, email Kara at kquinter83@gmail.com or call or text 610-587-4797.

This casual Pokemon Trading Card Game event welcomes players of every skill level. Participating is fun, grows the community, supports the local game store, and can help make future Pokemon prerelease events possible.

The third Progressive Dinner brings members and supporters of the Hamburg Area Arts Alliance together for a friendly fundraiser centered on shared courses and conversation. The gathering opens with appetizers at the Hamburg Art & Craft Gallery, continues at two locations in the Hamburg area where volunteer hosts serve a soup or salad course followed by an entrée, and concludes with desserts for everyone at the Lucky Leprechaun Winery, with a cash bar available. Tickets are $15 per person, and participants also contribute a portion of the meal. Hosting participants provide either the soup or salad or the entrée, while non-hosting participants are asked to bring either an appetizer or a dessert. All proceeds support the Hamburg Area Arts Alliance.

This event features music and dancing.

Pandora’s Boxx brings a high energy rock show to Pine Grove Fish and Game, with hits from the 1970s through today, powerful vocals, and a dance floor that stays lively. Admission is $5, and sign in is required at the door. Cold drinks are available.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween-themed pottery class where participants handbuild a ceramic cup inspired by black cats, ghosts, pumpkins, witches, or any other delightfully eerie idea. The goal is a functional piece that suits cozy fall beverages. All supplies are provided, including clay, glazes, and tools, and kiln firing is included. The session is beginner friendly, lasts about two hours, and is suggested for ages 10 and up with flexibility. The forming of the cup takes place during this workshop, and a separate glazing date will be selected while attending. Pieces need to be fired before glazing, so they do not go home the day they are made. It is a seasonal, creative experience that works well for making festive memories or crafting a unique gift.

Recently brought back by popular demand, this long-running Thirsty Thursday series has been warmly welcomed by CI Nation. Each monthly gathering features cigar deals, sampling at the bar, and raffles. Every edition spotlights a different cigar, with beer or spirit tastings offered at the door, and specials available throughout the evening. Early arrival comes with a perk…the first 75 people in line can purchase the featured cigar for $5. The CI crew is part of the festivities while guests enjoy their favorite beverages.

Shape a miniature haunted house in a hands-on clay class focused on slab construction. Participants design and build their own ceramic creation, then personalize it with spooky touches like crooked chimneys, ghostly windows, spider webs, pumpkins, tombstones, and more. Instruction covers clay handling, slab building, simple sculpting, and assembling a sturdy structure, making it welcoming for first-timers and fun for experienced makers too. All supplies are included, from clay and tools to glazes, and kiln firing is provided. The session runs about two hours. Suggested for ages 10 and older, with flexibility. This visit is dedicated to constructing your house. Afterward the piece is fired, and a separate glazing day will be selected during the workshop. Projects are not taken home on the building day.

Enjoy an all-ages evening at Carmelo's Roman Delight with Hatter performing rock favorites from the 80s through the 2000s. The night blends lively music with dancing, drinks, and classic Italian cuisine. Guests may request a table near the band for an up-close experience, or use the side entrance to settle in at the bar.

Part of the Pottsville After Dark Series, this guided paranormal investigation opens the historic halls of the Schuylkill County Historical Society after dark. The building holds generations of Schuylkill County history, and some visitors and staff believe traces of former residents still linger among the archives. Hosts Leah McKain and Amy Dee begin with an introduction to the site’s past and the investigative tools you will use, then participants split into small groups to explore various areas with professional equipment. The experience covers the basics of paranormal investigation, offers hands-on attempts to communicate with the unseen, and grants access to spaces that are rarely explored at night. Reservations are $65 and include instruction, use of equipment, guided small-group sessions, and light refreshments during the introduction. Comfortable, non-slip shoes are recommended, and personal flashlights, audio recorders, or other investigation gear are welcome but not required. The building spans multiple levels and may include stairs and uneven floors, so guests with mobility concerns are encouraged to contact the Historical Society in advance with accessibility questions. For information about this and other investigations or to inquire about private investigations, email Amy at Blackrockeventsco@gmail.com. For reservations, call the Historical Society at 570-622-7540.

Advance sign-up is required for this seasonal celebration. Attendees must message the organizer to select a hayride slot and secure $10 tickets, payable in cash or Venmo on the day, and children age 2 and under are admitted free. Admission covers a reserved hayride, pumpkin painting, photo opportunities with Highland cows, gentle snuggling and brushing time with them, a small petting zoo with a bag of feed, face painting, a kids-only make-your-own Highland stuffie activity, games and coloring for children, vendors, and on-site refreshments from Perk & Pour and Mr. Yum Yum. To help things run smoothly, plan to check in shortly before your scheduled hayride, then explore the rest of the activities afterward. All listed hayride slots are currently full, so messaging the organizer is necessary for sign-up details and any updates.

Celebrate safety and community on the farm with firefighters and volunteers offering hands-on, up-close looks at their firetrucks and the tools used during emergencies. Popular with both kids and adults, especially little fire truck fans, this day pairs learning with classic farm fun. Make your way through the corn maze and kiddie maze, take a hayride, and enjoy concession favorites like ice cream and funnel cakes. Spend time with the animals and explore seasonal touches such as fall decor, pumpkins, mums, sunflowers, and more.

Enjoy a monthly afternoon tea centered around a freshly baked scone of the month, paired with a generous selection of savory and sweet bites. Each guest is served six to seven tea sandwiches and four petite desserts, arranged on an elegant tiered stand. Choose a favorite from a menu of more than 30 loose leaf teas to complement the spread. Flavors change from month to month, so there is always something new to discover. The experience is $25 per person plus gratuity.

The Jerry Enders & Bill Higgins Fall Fest Car Show, presented by Pioneer Pole Buildings, welcomes all makes, models, and types of vehicles. Awards cover many classes, including People’s Choice decided at the show, Best Chevy/GM, Best Mopar, Best Ford, Best Truck/Jeep, Best Import, Best Custom/Street Rod, Best Vintage, and a new Best 2000s+ category. Registration is $10 cash only, with proceeds benefiting Big Impact Group of Schuylkill County (B.I.G.S.). Spectator admission is free. Food trucks will offer items for purchase, and the show will take place rain or shine.

Pucillo’s Italian Oven on Wheels brings its mobile kitchen to C&C Candies & Country Store, serving wood-fired pizza, Italian specialties, and more, all made fresh from the truck. Visitors can also browse the shop for candy, baked goods, and fall treats.

Hosted by the Friends of the Pottsville Free Public Library, this monthly sale takes place in the Library basement and features used books.

Explore what the cards have to say at Tarot Tuesdays, where Fortune’s Favour provides personalized tarot sessions. Each reading lasts 15 minutes and costs $20. Advance payment is required to register. Booking ahead is encouraged to secure your preferred timeslot, and reservations can be made through the library by phone or via the event’s Facebook page.

Settle in for a relaxed book club conversation where anything you have been reading or listening to is fair game, including books, audiobooks, ebooks, and magazines. Recent reading is not required, and the tone stays friendly and judgment free. Bringing a book is optional. If you want a specific title set aside, a librarian can place a reservation on request. Expect a chance to discover new picks and connect with other readers.

Form a team of up to four people and race to complete the Moonlit March 500-piece jigsaw before anyone else. The fastest team earns a prize, and the entry fee is $5 per team rather than per person. Expect a lively, family friendly competition built around a playfully spooky puzzle.

Build confidence behind the wheel with a beginner friendly off road driving class from Off Road Consulting. Spend about six hours on a variety of green rated trails with hands on instruction on the trail rather than in a classroom. Drivers of stock vehicles are welcome, no vehicle modifications are needed, recovery gear is not required, and the experience is family friendly. A 4WD vehicle with low range capability is required. The price is $199.99 per vehicle and driver, and a separate daily park fee of $60 per vehicle is not included. Air stations at the park are available to reinflate tires at the end of the day. Drivers who do not complete check in with Off Road Consulting before the ride begins may miss the outing. Full size trucks are arranged as private classes, email offroadinstruction@gmail.com for information. Private 101 training is also available, email offroadinstruction@gmail.com for details.

A holiday fine art and craft festival featuring more than 75 juried artisans. Discover a wide range of art and craft, enjoy live music, and take a break at the eat-in café. This one-day event introduces a new location and updated hours, now hosted at Hamburg Field House.

Experience a lively metaphysical market inside the historic Pottsville Library, featuring mystical vendors, artists and authors, along with a large used book sale. Vendor opportunities are open for tarot readers, metaphysical vendors, artists, authors, crafters, henna, and food vendors. For registration information, email ginab@pottsvillelibrary.org. The vendor fee is $20.

Day 2 brings another round of farm fun with offerings from area wineries, breweries, and distilleries, a variety of vendors, and live music from Randy Wiscount. Explore the corn maze, hop on a hayride, and enjoy food concessions that include ice cream and funnel cakes. Visit the animals and browse seasonal decor, mums, and pumpkins. At dusk, try the flashlight maze, and kids can take on a maze designed just for them, with more to discover.

Camp Swatara hosts an easygoing RC show, ideal for a relaxed family outing. Bring a chair, settle in, and watch remote control cars sprint by, planes lift off, and boats skim the water around camp. It suits families with children of any age, and no prior experience is needed, keeping the experience stress-free. Expect fast-paced action and plenty to take in throughout the day in a scenic, budget-friendly setting.

This performance features Rebecca Jade on vocals, showcasing her lead singing.

OTE presents classic rock favorites and introduces a new, talented female artist joining the band. The set features familiar songs and showcases the updated lineup.

Spend a day at the farm with the 717 OUTLAWS truck show and benefit, a gathering for truck enthusiasts of every age. Participants are welcome to bring trucks, cars, and other autos or motorcycles, and trailer parking is available. More details and information about awards will be announced as the event approaches. Between show moments, enjoy seasonal attractions like a corn maze, a hayride, concession foods, ice cream, fall decor, mums, pumpkins, and more.

Glow hosts a spirited girls day out filled with shopping, food trucks, and spooky fun. Confirmed vendors include Chains then Charms, Jolsie Boutique, Kitty Lou Boutique, Sunhead’s Threads, Lucy & Leigh, Tayzed Permanent Jewelry, Crochet by Shay, Mama Sarge Designs, Blind Date With A Book, and more. Experiences on site are set to feature Botox and lip flips with Paige, tattoos by Maddy and Sherry, piercings by Courtney, tarot card readings with Marge, hydration services from Drip Beyond Hydration, and the Rage Release mobile rage room. Additional vendors and event details will be announced.

Eric Mintel, lead investigator of Eric Mintel Investigates, appears with spirit medium Dominic for a presentation that explores ghosts, UFOs, Bigfoot, and insights from hands-on paranormal investigations. Attendance is free. Personalized readings with the spirit medium are available for a $25 fee, with limited appointment times that are booked in advance through the Pottsville Library. The payment link is used only to reserve a reading session.

The Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce hosts a special travel presentation with Collette, highlighting two escorted group journeys and how to travel alongside fellow community members while enjoying exclusive Chamber savings. Attendees can review what is included, compare pricing, explore detailed itineraries, and ask questions in a welcoming, informative setting at Union Station. Bookings made through the Schuylkill Chamber include a $250 per person discount. Spotlight on Paris is a seven day program with seven meals, including five breakfasts and two dinners, and features the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Montmartre, a Seine River cruise, Île de la Cité, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. Tropical Costa Rica spans nine days with fifteen meals, including eight breakfasts, one lunch, and six dinners, and visits the Monteverde Cloud Forest, Hanging Bridges, a coffee plantation, Arenal Volcano, and the Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge. Details on special booking rates for each itinerary will be shared during the presentation. Register using the link in the comments. For questions, contact Tony Merchlinsky, Member Relations and Marketing Director, at 570-622-1942 or amerchlinsky@schuylkillchamber.com.

This event offers a complimentary meal for the community to enjoy.

At the Kirkwood Library of Delaware, Meeta Duo presents a selection of peace-focused music for Peace Week, featuring a song dedicated to stopping gun violence. Professional sound support is provided by Frank.

Craft a handmade broom in a seasonal workshop with two sessions available. Basic supplies are provided, including a broomstick, broomcorn, and twine, along with full instruction. Personalize your broom by bringing dried or artificial flowers, charms, ribbons, lights, or other decorations. Space is limited and prepaid registration is required. The cost is $50 per person.

This drive-through food pantry serves the Ashland area community. Pick up food assistance from your vehicle for a quick, convenient experience.

The Orwigsburg Community Farmers’ Market returns for the 2026 season, bringing farm fresh flavors, artisan creations, and small town charm to the heart of Orwigsburg. Set at the M&T Bank lot, the market features seasonal produce, homemade baked goods, honey and other specialty foods, farm grown flowers and plants, handcrafted items, and prepared foods. Visitors can wander the stalls, chat with the growers and makers, and discover unique finds while supporting local farms, artisans, and small businesses. It is a welcoming spot to pick up ingredients for dinner, find a new favorite vendor, or simply enjoy a pleasant evening in town.

A 75-minute presentation from Haunted Anthracite Tales explores the folklore, legends, and documented history of witchcraft in Pennsylvania's coal region and beyond. It considers how fear, superstition, and belief influenced communities, from murmured curses to cases argued in court. Featured topics include the story of Hex Hollow, the legend of the Ringtown Witch, and the state's most well-known witch trials. The program also looks at Hexerei, or Powwow folk magic, ideas surrounding witchcraft and the evil eye, and the local events that sustained these beliefs. The program is free to attend.

Jake & Friendz appear at The Club 18 with Rebecca Jade as the featured vocalist, delivering a performance that places her voice at the center alongside the group.

Curious about the paranormal and Pottsville’s past? This Pottsville After Dark Series installment invites participants into Black Rock Brewpub for a guided investigation inside an 1893 landmark once connected to the influential Sheafer family during the region’s coal and industrial boom. The building later became a YWCA that hosted dance, gymnastics, and community programs, and some believe traces of those years still echo within its walls. Hosts Leah McKain and Amy Dee lead an immersive experience that begins with an overview of the site’s history and the tools used in the field. Guests learn investigation techniques, then split into small groups that move through different areas of the building, using professional equipment to seek contact and document activity. Light refreshments are offered during the introduction. The cost is $65 and includes instruction, use of equipment, and guided small-group sessions throughout the space. Comfortable, non-slip shoes are recommended. Flashlights, audio recorders, or personal investigation gear are welcome but not required. Please note that the experience spans multiple levels and may include stairs and uneven flooring.

Set within Montfort Lounge and Motel and Cabana Bar, this intimate one-person program keeps the spotlight on a single voice throughout.

St. John's United Church of Christ in Orwigsburg will hold a food distribution. Attendees can receive food during the scheduled hours at the church.

An annual Fall Fest closes out the year with more than 90 vendors, crafters, and non-profit organizations, along with entertainment and a range of food trucks. Activities for children include games, face painting, and a bounce house. More updates will be announced.

Complimentary non alcoholic samples will be available in Pine Grove throughout the day, featuring one selected recipe to try. Learn about boilo, a Pennsylvania coal region tradition that blends fresh fruit, spices, and honey with whiskey or another grain spirit. Often nicknamed a coal miners cure, this seasonal favorite celebrates local heritage. All tastings are alcohol free, giving visitors a chance to experience the flavor without spirits.

Enjoy a Chicken BBQ featuring That Chicken Guy. Dinners are available until sold out and include a half chicken, a baked potato, and a roll. Thank you for your support.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on mosaic workshop focused on spooky and colorful wall art. Participants can choose one project design: a jack-o’-lantern pumpkin measuring 7 by 7 inches, a harvest pumpkin at 7 by 7 inches, or a raven sized 12 by 10 inches. The session is open to ages 8 and up and is priced at $65. All tools and materials are provided, and no prior experience is required.

The Schuylkill Stampede returns to the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds for a full day of western-themed fun, live entertainment, and arena excitement. New this year, an afternoon festival inside the grounds is free to attend, featuring country music performances, local makers and vendors, a variety of food trucks, and complimentary line dancing for all ages. As the day moves into evening, the focus shifts to the rodeo arena with headline events such as bull riding and barrel racing, along with additional competitions. Entry to the festival is free, and a ticket is required for the rodeo once it begins. Attendees can enjoy the festive atmosphere during the day and then settle in for an action-filled night as this growing local tradition returns.

Step into an immersive whodunit where every attendee takes on a role at a spirited costume ball. The evening begins with appetizers and introductions, the investigation unfolds over dinner, and the finale brings dessert, accusations, and the truth revealed. Costumed attire that matches the theme is encouraged, and staying in character adds to the fun. The price is $50 per person and includes an interactive mystery experience, an appetizer course, a full dinner, dessert, and refreshments. Guests may bring their own beverages. Seating is limited, and reservations can be made by messaging the organizer or stopping by the store. The story is set at the annual Skull Manor Costume Ball, held at an old estate in Spider City known for its striking design, a moody atmosphere, and a history better left unspoken. Around town, talk of blackmail, theft, and scandal is spreading. Many hope for a night filled with good food, lively conversation, and juicy gossip, yet tensions simmer and misfortune could be close at hand. This is where the adventure begins.

Izzy Butters performs live for the first time at Ale House Bar & Grill in Shamokin. This debut appearance offers a live set from the artist.

Curious about what the cards might reveal? Tarot Tuesdays features 15 minute personalized tarot readings with Fortune’s Favour. Each reading costs $20, and prepaid registration is required. Appointments are scheduled in short time slots, so booking early helps secure a preferred time. Registration is handled by the library or through the event’s Facebook page.

Celebrate the witchy season by crafting your own handmade broom at a creative workshop. Two sessions are offered this year. Core materials and instruction are provided, including a broomstick, broomcorn, and twine. Participants can personalize their broom by bringing dried or artificial flowers, charms, ribbons, lights, or other decorations. Space is limited. Prepaid registration is required. The cost is $50 per person.

A free 75-minute program from Haunted Anthracite Tales explores the haunted legacy of the Molly Maguires in Pennsylvania’s Anthracite Coal Region. Through vivid storytelling, it revisits murders, secret gatherings, and the mysteries surrounding the group during the turbulent coal wars of the 19th century. The presentation examines bitter labor struggles, disputed trials, and executions that continue to divide historians, while also tracing enduring legends and reported hauntings connected to former mining towns and historic sites. By weaving documented history with eerie folklore, it brings to life a shadowed chapter marked by violence, intrigue, and unresolved questions that still reverberate today.

This self-guided drive-through offers a chance to experience Bear Hole Trail by car. The route begins at Swopes Valley Trailhead, travels about five miles through the heart of the park, and exits at the Waterville Bridge. Along the way, four designated parking areas at the fossil pit, Daubert School, a charcoal pit, and near Bordner Cabin make it easy to stop and look around. All traffic moves in one direction and the speed limit is 10 mph. Plans may shift due to weather or staffing, so check the DCNR calendar of events or the park’s Facebook page for updates. If you need special accommodations, please contact the park at least 72 hours in advance at 717-865-6470 or memorialsp@pa.gov.

Part of the Pottsville After Dark Series, this guided paranormal investigation invites participants into the historic Pottsville Armory, now the Schuylkill YMCA, to explore its lingering stories and unexplained moments. Once a local landmark with military and community roles, the building has accumulated accounts of curious happenings that make it a compelling site for after-hours inquiry. Hosts Leah McKain and Amy Dee begin with the building’s background and an overview of the investigative tools and methods in use. Attendees then break into small groups to examine different areas, operate professional equipment, conduct controlled experiments, and document any findings. Light refreshments are available during the opening session. Comfortable, non-slip shoes are recommended. Flashlights, audio recorders, and personal investigation gear are welcome but not required. The experience may involve moving through multiple parts of the facility. Guests with mobility questions are encouraged to contact the organizers in advance regarding accessibility.

This event features live music from Rob Mordan, and there is no cover charge.

Celebrate spooky season with a Halloween-themed karaoke party hosted by DJ Dizz. Come in costume, pick your favorite songs, and enjoy Halloween-inspired drinks while cheering on fellow singers. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of festive fun.

Enjoy dinner from Tommy's Dogs at C&C Candies and Country Store, then head into the store for dessert.

A free informational session at Hamburg Public Library explains the basics of Medicare for people turning 65 who want a clearer understanding. The presentation is led by an insurance agency that specializes in Medicare plans, supplements, and prescription plans, and it concludes with a Q&A session.

Wing Night at South Cass Citizens Fire Co features a dozen wings for $13 with a wide range of sauces, including the signature Hosey Sauce, Hot Honey, Mild, Hot, Creamy Hot, Creamy Mild, Hickory BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Old Bay, 5 Alarm, and Sweet Chili. Sides include French fries, Old Bay fries, taco fries, and chicken fingers. Guests can dine in or take their order to go, and credit or debit cards are accepted. Food and drinks are available throughout the evening.

Test your knowledge at a Yuengling trivia night hosted at the Washington Hotel. Teams can reserve a table by calling or sending a direct message to RSVP.

Band night is open to the public. Guests sign in at the door, and members complete a member sign-in upon arrival.

This event celebrates the 10th anniversary of Tranquility Tattoo, marking a full decade for the studio.

The Garage hosts a lively Halloween celebration with DJ Freeq keeping the music going and a spirited costume contest featuring Funniest, Scariest, Cutest, and, for the first time, Best Couples Costume, with prizes for every winner. Attendees can look forward to drink specials, Jell-O shots, and complimentary snacks. Designated drivers are appreciated, and the atmosphere is set for costumes, dancing, and festive fun.

At Food Truck Sunday at C&C Candies & Country Store, the TV-featured Cousins Maine Lobster truck serves lobster rolls, lobster tacos, and other seafood favorites. Inside the shop, there are candy, baked goods, ice cream, and plenty of sweet treats to round out the visit.

Facilitated by outpatient dietician and Diabetes Educator Jennifer Toth of St. Luke’s University Health Network, this Diabetes Support Group brings together people managing diabetes along with their families, friends, and caregivers. Participation is open to all, and there is no requirement to be a St. Luke’s patient. Whether living with diabetes, navigating pre-diabetes, or supporting someone who is, attendees can take part in shared discussions and practical support. Meetings take place at the library outside regular hours, fostering open conversation with the understanding that discussions remain within the group.

Vince Rollins and George Kuoba bring their duo to Pappy T's Pub & Lounge for live music paired with good food and drinks. Vince Rollins leads on guitar and vocals. The scene is friendly and social, making it easy to catch up with familiar faces and meet new people.

Experience a monthly afternoon tea featuring a scone of the month, an assortment of 6 to 7 tea sandwiches per person, and four bite size desserts per person, all presented on a tiered platter. Choose from more than 30 loose leaf teas to complement the menu. Flavors rotate monthly, so new combinations are always available. The price is $25 per person plus gratuity.

An event honoring the Carnegie legacy at the Pottsville Free Public Library features hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and live entertainment. Tickets are $50 per person and include these offerings. Additional details will be announced.

Enjoy a live show with no cover charge.

Eyes on Saturn comes back to Southside for a night of hard rock.

Solid Gold performs at Pine Grove VFW, offering an evening of music and friendly company. It is a simple, social night centered on good tunes and time with friends.

Step up to the mic for a carefree karaoke evening filled with music, laughter, and memorable moments. Pick from a wide range of songs across genres and decades, then perform solo or team up with friends. The setting is energetic with plenty of cheers, and spontaneous duets may pop up. It is easygoing and focused on fun. Arrive for the music and stay for the feel-good vibe.

This fundraising photo experience supports Haley Johnson, with all proceeds directed to the Johnson family for cancer treatment expenses. Guests can choose a five-minute session with Santa alongside a fluffy Highland cow or opt for a session with the cow only. Two photographers will be on site, and each booking includes five digital images delivered via a personal link emailed within 24 hours of the scheduled time. Booking information is provided by the organizer, Two Miller’s Photography LLC. Questions can be directed to Shelby Miller, owner of Two Miller’s Photography LLC.

Food Truck Sunday features dinner from Tommy's Dogs. After your meal, step into the store for dessert.

This event offers a free meal for the community. It provides nourishment at no cost.

This event is open to the public and welcomes attendees of all ages.

At Pottsville Library, craft a custom mosaic lamp in a creative workshop where every piece turns out unique. All materials to make one lamp are provided, with pattern templates available or the option to design your own. Seven colors are offered. Because quantities are limited, some selections may become unavailable and participants may be asked to choose an alternate. The fee is $70 per person. Payment and color selection are required. Payment can be made at the Library, by debit or credit over the phone at 570-622-8880 ext 10, or online through the Facebook event page. Class size is limited.

Shark 2.0 performs live as a full band at The Southside Grill. The show features the group's complete lineup on stage.

Chaos Theory makes a return appearance at Keystone Fire Company in Rehrersburg. Attendees who are not members are welcome, with a $5 cover charge.

This drive-through style food pantry serves the Ashland area community. It provides a quick and simple way to access food support.

Expect a lively evening at Strausstown Rod and Gun Club with good drinks, a welcoming crowd, and a spacious dance floor made for plenty of dancing. Admission for nonmembers is $5.

A Thanksgiving-focused food distribution takes place at St. John's United Church of Christ in Orwigsburg, providing an opportunity to receive food in preparation for the holiday.

This all-ages holiday festival brings together artisans, crafters, direct sales vendors, and local businesses alongside plenty of food and drinks. Highlights include visits with Santa, horse drawn trolley rides, festive holiday displays, BYOC photo spots, a children’s area, and more. Parking is $5, and a complete vendor lineup will be announced. Proceeds support South Cass Citizens Fire Co. and the South Cass Community Fund, which assist neighbors in times of need, including community members facing cancer and its challenges. The celebration encourages a strong sense of community through shared traditions and time spent together. Attendees can visit with Santa, enjoy a Leiby’s trolley ride, pick up something delicious, and get a head start on holiday shopping while taking in the sights and sounds of the season. A holiday field display is planned with new additions to be announced.

This all-ages creative event invites you to design a personalized resin tray that suits your style. Experiment with gentle colors, eye-catching patterns, or a hint of sparkle to make it uniquely yours. The finished tray is a handy spot for rings, earrings, keys, and other tiny keepsakes, crafted by you to showcase your taste.

Whiskey Crush returns with a high energy set on stage. The kitchen will be open during the event, so you can enjoy a meal while taking in the music.

At The Garage, DJ Freeq keeps the energy high while blacklights and neon set a glowing scene. Bar specials and gelatin shots are on offer, with complimentary snacks available. Attendees are encouraged to wear glow-friendly attire, plan a sober ride with a designated driver, and bring friends for plenty of dancing.

Thanksgiving Eve brings a BIG Wednesday party packed with high energy, karaoke hosted by DJ Dizz, and a lively mix of music and drinks.

A Very Merry Mayfield is a holiday celebration featuring food and music, vendor sales, and activities that include prizes and games. Santa’s Workshop offers a wide selection of gifts priced at $10 or less, with free gift wrapping available. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Step into a festive holiday marketplace as the event space transforms into Santa’s Workshop, created for families to browse and shop together. Every gift available is priced at $10 or less for budget friendly shopping. A complimentary gift wrapping station is offered while supplies last, so presents can leave ready for giving.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at a holiday shopping market featuring small, local vendors spread across three levels of the historic Pottsville Library. Browse distinctive gifts and seasonal decor, then explore a large used book sale filled with popular titles. Vendor registrations are open to artists, crafters, authors, bakers, food vendors, and direct sales representatives, with a $20 vendor fee. For registration details, email ginab@pottsvillelibrary.org.

Enjoy a live music performance.

Get into the holiday spirit by crafting a personalized Christmas wreath during a friendly, hands-on workshop. Participants design and decorate a wreath to take home, selecting from seasonal greenery, ribbons, pinecones, decorative picks, and other festive accents to suit classic or modern tastes. The experience includes a wreath base, all necessary supplies and tools, and step by step instruction. It is suitable for beginners as well as friends and families seeking a creative seasonal activity. The cost is $45 per person. Capacity is limited, and registration details are available through the QR code on the flyer or by sending a message as indicated there.

The 5th Annual Cocktail Party is a ticketed gathering that offers an advance look at the holiday decorations. Guests can enjoy festive cocktails, other chilled beverages, and hors d’oeuvre, then browse and buy from vendors with early, private shopping before the market opens to the public. Tickets cost $40 per person, are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and all sales are final. For security, tickets are available only through the SCCA/Historic Yuengling Mansion, and card details should not be shared with unauthorized sellers.

The event features a keepsake ornament craft, hot cocoa, and festive treats, followed by a Hallmark Christmas movie. The cost is 20 dollars per person, and preregistration is required. Registration can be completed by sending a message with an email address and the number of attendees to receive an invoice, or by signing up in store. This event is nonrefundable unless canceled by the host.

Eyes on Saturn appears at The Lame Goose Tavern in Minersville. Admission is $5 at the door.

The 2nd Annual Hamburg Area Holiday Craft Show at Hamburg Area High School is organized by the Sophomore Class and features local craft vendors, food, raffles, and a 50/50 drawing. Vendor fees support the class's prom and graduation costs.

Enjoy a monthly afternoon tea with a scone of the month, six to seven tea sandwiches per person, and four bite sized desserts per person, all presented on a tiered stand. Choose from more than 30 loose leaf teas to pair with your treats. Flavors change each month, so there is always something new to try. The cost is $25 per person, plus gratuity.

The SCCA’s 18th Annual Christkindlmarkt returns to the historic Yuengling Mansion with handcrafted gifts, artisan goods, festive food, and seasonal décor. Browse unique finds while supporting local vendors. Entry on both days is a $5 admission donation, and all proceeds help preserve the Yuengling Mansion.

Celebrate the season with a country gospel performance backed by a full band performing live at Pine Grove Theatre.

Step into an interactive murder mystery dinner where every attendee takes on a character as the story unfolds. The evening kicks off with appetizers and introductions, the investigation deepens over the main course, and dessert sets the stage for final theories and the ultimate reveal. The cost is $50 per person and covers an immersive game experience along with appetizers, dinner, dessert, and refreshments. Guests are welcome to bring their own beverages. Dressing to match the theme and staying in character are encouraged. Seating is limited, and reservations can be arranged through the organizer. In this tale, Lacey Kringel once again hosts the annual Kringel’s Block Party for the Holly Hills neighborhood. The usual crowd is expected, with a few extra invitations extended to keep the peace and avoid gate-crashing. Across Hollyberry Town, rumor mills have been churning with talk of blackmail, backstabbing, and treachery. With the current RSVP list, tensions are high, and you have an ax to grind with certain attendees. The stage is set for drama, and your story begins at this gathering.

The Wing Nutz perform at Pine Grove VFW for a band night that is open to the public. Attendees are asked to sign in at the door. Food will be available for purchase.

At the Pottsville Library, a handful of plush friends from previous stuffie workshops never found a home. For Christmas, Santa is pitching in to help match these misfit pals with new families through a hands-on building workshop. Participants can assemble a stuffed animal from a range of choices, including unicorns, dragons, cats, and dogs, with the specific style selected during the event. After the build is complete, photos with Santa will be available. Each kit costs $20 and prepaid registration is required.

A free meal for the community is offered.

Additional details are to be determined. The venue is Shamokin Area Jr/Sr High School. Updates will be shared as information becomes available.

Enjoy a lively evening at Carmelo's Roman Delight with food, drinks, and dance music spanning the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s.