This weekend in Monroe County, PA

A new round of Commander league play for Magic the Gathering is getting underway. Full rules and league details are available in store, with the key points here. The league runs on a monthly cycle, beginning the first Tuesday and concluding on the last Saturday. Entry is free. Each week, players earn points by completing specific in game objectives. Those points determine winners for individual events and for the overall monthly standings. Rules may be updated as the league progresses. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

7 NORTH brings a classic rock showcase to American Legion Evans-Blitz Post 922, performing more than 60 favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. The set features songs by over 30 artists and is delivered fully live with no tablets, no auto-tune, and the warm sound of real tube amplifiers. Enjoy familiar tracks spanning four decades performed in a straightforward, analog style.

This weekly tournament centers on the Dragon Ball Super card game. Entry format varies, with some nights using a $6 buy in that awards store credit and others asking participants to enter by purchasing a product, with prizing from a tournament kit. When a night includes something special, details will be shared in a separate post.

An annual Halloween costume contest returns, hosted by MC Shoremount and DJ Xero, who will keep the energy flowing with an evening of vinyl selections. Costumes take the spotlight for a night devoted to all things Halloween.

A groovy tribute to the Woodstock era of rock and roll takes place on Halloween night at Sarah Street Grill in Stroudsburg, PA.

A Veterans Day parade will travel from Stroudsburg High School to Dansbury Park in East Stroudsburg. After the procession, a closing ceremony will take place, with refreshments provided.

Bad Influence performs live at Cinder Inn Bar-Grill-Catering for Jeeps & Jams. After playing the event last year, the band returns for another day of live music.

These weekly Pokemon Trading Card Game locals welcome participants of every age and experience level. A Pokemon professor is available to teach beginners and to run tournaments for players ready to battle. Connect with other local trainers and trade cards during organized play. Promo packs are provided to participating players. Special events, when offered, take place during the same weekly session.

A weekly locals night centered on the Digimon Card Game. Entry and prizing can vary, with some weeks using a $5 fee that pays out in store credit, and other weeks running tournament kit nights where entry is the purchase of a sealed Digimon product. Any special tournaments will be announced as separate event posts.

Enjoy a weekly local gathering for the Overpower card game, a classic from decades past that returned with a new version last year and is attracting both newcomers and returning players. The sessions focus on the modern format using the new cards, and the organizers are open to adding legacy play as the community grows. Entry is free, and participants receive prize packs for taking part as well as additional rewards for each win.