Events in Montgomery County, PA

A festive Trunk or Treat at Horsham VFW Post 9788 features creatively decorated trunks, treats along with non-candy options, and a chance to step onto a fire truck. Music adds to the atmosphere, and food and drink specials will be available for purchase. Costumes are encouraged, and bringing a candy bag helps make the most of the evening. This family friendly gathering focuses on a safe, fun Halloween experience.

The Brothers Comatose bring a lively mix of folk and bluegrass to Ardmore Music Hall. Expect toe-tapping rhythms, warm harmonies, and vibrant string playing that creates a spirited night of live music.

A peaceful gathering for readers. Participants choose a comfortable spot in the store and read alongside others in quiet companionship.

Live music returns to King of Prussia Town Center with a weekly outdoor concert series on the green space. Expect a lively atmosphere, performances by local artists, and convenient access to the surrounding restaurants at the Town Center. Scheduled acts include The Jammerzzz Band, Ty Barron Trio, Dylan Wilson, Prester & Samargia Quintet, and Kendal Conrad.

This monthly group in Trappe, PA welcomes women ages 18 and up and focuses on practical ways to live more calmly by reducing stress. Certified Positivity Coach Christy Smith shares guidance on time management, building healthy relationships, setting boundaries, and more. A co-ed Live Calm, Stress Less class is also available on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

Karaoke is now a weekly event at McCloskey's.

Twice each month, these restorative walks invite therapists, healthcare providers, and other caring professionals to connect in nature. Expect an easy-paced outing of about one mile through a wooded setting with uneven terrain, steps, and a few water crossings. A restroom is available roughly halfway along the route. Participation is free. Come prepared for the elements with weather-appropriate layers, including rain protection if needed, and consider wearing closed-toe shoes and long pants. For questions, contact Annie at Annie@nurturednaturetherapy.com or 484-474-0836.

Maker Fridays brings hands-on ceramic creativity to The Ceramic Shop Retail Store on the last Friday of each month. Admission is free. Attendees explore, test, and create through technique demonstrations and projects they can take home, with optional kiln firings available. October features a fall-themed make and take, November is to be announced, and December offers a holiday-themed make and take. In place of the usual September session, there are special artist demonstrations in the new Cherry Street Studio featuring Christina Orthwein and Ruth Easterbrook, held alongside the 25th Anniversary Celebration and Semi-Annual Sale, and no reservations are required.

Work alongside the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy to plant native perennials in the rain garden at Jacob Reiff Park. This effort supports a broad streambank restoration along the West Branch of the Skippack Creek, with goals of reducing flooding, strengthening wildlife habitat, and improving water quality. No prior planting experience is needed. The Conservation Team will demonstrate each step and provide all necessary tools and equipment.

A hands-on art workshop offers a creative break before the Skippack Night Market. Each week features a different project, including painted candles, paint pour, and painted fairy light wine bottles. This is a BYO setting where snacks and drinks are welcome while participants create.

Experience Elmwood Park Zoo after dark with an overnight campout that invites participants to see the zoo in a new light. The program is recommended for children ages 4 and up. Outside food and beverages are allowed, and coolers will be inspected at entry. The evening includes dinner, a campfire with activities, and an educational presentation featuring animal ambassadors. The following morning features a giraffe feeding plus admission to visit the zoo that day.

Manatawny Green transforms the course into a spooky setting that is friendly for families and budget conscious. Challenge yourself to a themed round of golf on the reimagined course. Each game is $10 per player, and discounts or free game vouchers are not valid during this time.

A festive fall celebration highlights local history with interactive activities, local artists, and an inviting autumn atmosphere. Explore the grounds of a historic 1774 Germanic log home and enjoy seasonal experiences throughout the day. The event begins with a special rededication ceremony for Morgan Log House, followed by Harvest Heritage Day programming into the afternoon. In partnership with Keystone Opportunity Center, attendees are asked to bring one perishable item for donation to the food pantry. Keystone Opportunity Center supports community members in need with services that educate, encourage, and empower self-sufficiency. Current pantry needs include condiments such as ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, barbecue sauce, and dressings; canned tomato products like paste, diced, and whole varieties, no glass; pancake mix and syrup; canned chunky soups with beef or chicken; tomato and vegetable soups; breakfast cereals; canned beans including black, red, light, and baked; canned proteins such as tuna, chicken, and Spam; and canned mixed vegetables and fruit.

Harvest Fest brings a taste of fall to the zoo with carnival games, carousel rides, live music, and additional festivities.

Amen Ra Court No. 225 marks ten years of advocacy, mentoring, and community service in Norristown and neighboring communities with an anniversary gala. The occasion honors a decade of compassion and leadership while recognizing efforts that have supported people, families, and survivors. Through encouragement and resources that offer hope, this work has helped strengthen the community.

Back for year four, Trunk or Treat features candy, hands-on crafts, snacks, a bounce house, and additional fun. This free event welcomes the community.

Ember & Crow Magic Moon Market transforms Smiths Plaza in Pottstown, PA into a twilight marketplace filled with autumn charm and a touch of lunar magic. Brought to life by Enchanted Elements Apothecary, this gathering showcases local artisans and mystical makers offering handcrafted treasures such as crystals, apothecary goods, jewelry, artwork, tarot offerings, and vintage pieces. Expect pumpkin patch fun, seasonal treats, and a cozy, festive atmosphere under the moonlight. It is an opportunity to support small businesses while browsing for meaningful gifts, magical supplies, or that perfect one-of-a-kind find. Friends and families can wander at their own pace through colorful stalls and soak in the enchanting vibe.

This relaxed sip and paint party welcomes book club friends to personalize the Endless TBR artwork, a playful nod to an ever growing reading stack. Participants select a color palette that matches their style and bring the stacked design to life. The outline is sketched in advance, keeping the focus on creativity and fun.

Experience a Halloween paranormal investigation inside the historic Selma Mansion in Norristown, Pennsylvania, and trade crowded parties and staged frights for an authentic exploration of a home with more than two centuries of history. Built in 1794 in the Federal style and tied to the Knox and Fornance families, the mansion is well known for reported activity that continues to unsettle and intrigue. Accounts include the sudden scent of roses linked to the kindly presence of Mrs. Fornance and the distinct feeling of being watched. A shadowed figure has been seen pacing near the study, thought by some to be Revolutionary War General Andrew Porter or a soldier still making his rounds. Unexplained knocks, whispered voices, distant shouts and heavy footsteps have echoed through empty hallways. Doorbells ring without cause, fully charged batteries fail without warning, and quick-moving shadows slip from room to room only to vanish when pursued. This is an investigation focused on real history, not a haunted house with actors or special effects. Participants use the kinds of tools seen on television, and a small group size encourages everyone to take an active role. Stay with the group for a shared search, or, if you prefer, step off on your own to test the darkness. Encounters with the unexplained are possible, and the experience can linger long after the night ends.

Michael Blackson brings high-octane stand-up to Stress Factory Valley Forge Casino in King of Prussia, serving up bold punchlines and outrageous stories with relentless energy. The show features rapid-fire jokes, big personality, and laugh-out-loud moments from start to finish. Expect upbeat vibes, crowd-pleasing humor, and an evening focused entirely on fun and entertainment.

At DUB Strength for Women in King of Prussia, the parking lot transforms into a playful scene of organized chaos with easygoing team challenges built for complete beginners. Look for splashy water games, lively relays, partner antics, and a light touch of fitness, all wrapped in a spirit of silliness. No experience or coordination is needed, and showing up with zero know-how fits the whole idea. The emphasis is on taking part rather than being the best. Participation is free. You can put together your own team or be placed on one, and spouses, friends, and kids are welcome to join.

On The Draw hosts a monthly Premodern Magic: The Gathering event that is fully proxy friendly, with no limit on proxies. The Premodern format uses current game rules and features cards from Fourth Edition through Scourge, creating a pool that bridges the gap between 93/94 and Modern. Entry is $10, prizes are based on attendance, and participants are asked to register and submit a decklist in advance.

Press Hair Bar brings the first annual Beauty Bingo, blending beauty, prizes, and giving back to support breast cancer awareness and those affected. Bingo winners can take home beauty essentials like flat irons, curling irons, shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and beauty tools. Extra chances to win come with raffle baskets featuring gifts and goodies from local businesses, stores, and restaurants, plus a 50/50 raffle with the possibility of a cash prize. Great prizes, good vibes, and a bigger purpose set the tone for a fun community experience.

Enjoy a dine-to-donate fundraiser at Poppy's Tavern supporting KidsPeace Foster Care. A share of every purchase benefits the KidsPeace Foster Care program in Chalfont, helping children and families in Montgomery, Bucks, and Delaware County. The event features live music from Mike Garrity and CJ Devine. KidsPeace foster care associates will be available to answer questions and provide information about foster care and adoption services, including ways to help.

Families can enjoy a free Halloween afternoon at JBF Quakertown and Hatfield with trick or treating at themed stations, a pumpkin scavenger hunt that ends with a prize, free Halloween crafts, and plenty of games and treats. Admission is free and no purchase is necessary. A Just Between Friends fall and winter kids consignment sale is also available with thousands of items for babies, kids, and families.

R.E.C.E.S.S. brings fitness and fun together in a youth program that gets kids moving while they learn healthy habits through classic gym games and team activities. It welcomes participants ages 7 to 13 and creates a lively setting with teamwork, energy, and plenty of laughs. Online registration is available, and more details will be shared.

At Joseph Ambler Inn, unwind with acoustic music performed live alongside dinner and a favorite cocktail. Get comfortable, savor your meal, and relax while the music plays.

An enjoyable night out with Building Bridges With Hope is on the horizon, supporting a meaningful cause. More details will be announced, and tickets will be available soon.

Enjoy live music in the co-op’s cafe in Ambler as Diane Reimer shares a blend of soulful and lighthearted songs. Pick up something delicious from the hot bar and a cold beverage, then relax and listen. Board games will be available for guests who want to play while the music fills the room.

Maker Fridays at The Ceramic Shop offers a friendly setting to explore ceramics through hands-on techniques, demonstrations, and take-home projects. This session features a fall themed make and take. Attendance is free, and each gathering brings something new to try as participants experiment, test, and create. Optional kiln firings are available. Held on the last Friday of the month at The Ceramic Shop retail store.

Mischief Night at Screwballs Sports Bar and Grille features Country Mile and a costume party. Costumes are encouraged, and the venue will award prizes.

A drop-in Halloween-themed history hunt at Lansdale Cemetery in Lansdale, PA shares stories of important figures from the community and features a matching game with a prize. Light refreshments are available, and costumes are welcome but not required. There is no admission charge, and donations are welcome. The program is intended for children in elementary school or younger. A parent or guardian must accompany each child. Drop-offs are not permitted. Organized by the Lansdale Historical Society.

On The Draw hosts a Delta Reign prerelease event. Each player receives one Build & Battle kit to take part in the event and three booster packs for participating. Entry is $30.

A lively Grateful Dead tribute brings big jams, the familiar vibe, and nonstop dance energy that carries through the night.

Experience a high-energy USDAA agility trial where dogs and handlers from around the region showcase speed, precision, and teamwork. Watch talented pairs take on standard courses, game formats, and tournament challenges in a supportive, community-centered setting. Cheer for friends on the sidelines and share the excitement as participants celebrate everything from first qualifications to seasoned teams earning new titles.

On The Draw hosts a proxy friendly Vintage tournament for Magic. Build a deck using cards from all sets while following the banned list, and follow the restricted list that allows only one copy of certain cards between the main deck and sideboard. Deck lists are required, must be submitted to top deck before play begins, and need to include a deck name. The entry fee is $25, and prizes are based on attendance. Event pages are available for preregistration and for uploading deck lists.

Afterschool yoga sessions led by instructors from Yoga Home welcome children ages 6 to 10 for a free series focused on movement and mindfulness. Registration is requested to help ensure a safe and pleasant experience for all library guests. Participants who are 8 or older may be dropped off in the community room if there is a reliable way to reach their caregiver. Children under 8 must have someone age 14 or older stay with them for the duration of the program. All attendees should be signed in by an adult, whether or not they are registered.

Pottsgrove Manor is undertaking a yearlong effort to reconstruct an Associator quilt. The original piece was fashioned from homespun linen, printed with carved blocks, and stitched by hand. Throughout the project, staff and volunteers are using the same time-honored methods to recreate the quilt and highlight the craftsmanship behind historic textiles.

Ardmore Music Hall hosts a show featuring Assembly of Dust with Donna the Buffalo also performing. Both acts share the stage for one event at this venue.

Connect with women who share similar goals at a TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event. This networking gathering supports growth through conversation and new relationships. It takes place at Blue Bell Psychology Group.

On The Draw hosts a prerelease for Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek, a crossover that unites celebrated crews, starships, and rivals from six decades of TV and film. Step into the captain's chair and explore this set through play that highlights characters and vessels from across the franchise. Entry is $30.

Mr Nice Guy is back at Artillery Brewing Co in Pottstown for another appearance.

Tap Cancer Out, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that mobilizes the grappling community, presents a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gi tournament at Sofive Hatfield - XL Sports World in Hatfield, PA to raise awareness and funding for cancer-fighting organizations. The event is working toward a $200,000 impact for its 2026 beneficiary partners. Competition is gi only and features divisions for kids as young as 4, along with teens, adults, and masters athletes 30 and older. Fundraisers who raise more than $250 can compete at no cost, and an early bird option for non-fundraisers is $90. The tournament focuses on competing for a cause that supports those facing cancer, and volunteers are also being sought in a variety of roles.

Families who need help feeding their pets can receive supplemental pet food and basic care items through Animal House Project at this pantry day. Support is available for households with companion animals such as dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and others. To qualify, household income must be at or below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, and assistance covers up to six companion pets with no more than four being dogs or cats. Applicants will be asked to show proof of financial need or crisis and a valid Pennsylvania photo ID with an address that matches the application. Pets must be kept solely as companions, not for breeding or any illegal purpose, and participants agree to maintain pet health and a safe home. An application is required to continue receiving assistance, although food will be provided the first time even if the application has not yet been submitted. For questions or to start the process, email info@animalhouseproject.org. Eligibility requirements may change.

On The Draw hosts a release event for the Gundam Card Game GD06 set. Entry is $30. Promotional items will be distributed in line with Bandai guidelines, with specific details to be announced. All participants must register through the TCG+ app, and registration will take place before play begins.

A vibrant, upbeat ambiance meets exceptional menus that whisk you to Milan and beyond.

This comedy show is presented by EJO Comedy on the Road and will spotlight a pair of headliners. Comedian details and ticket information will be announced soon, with updates posted on Facebook. All proceeds benefit Centre Square Fire Company.

Steve Cofield & Sweet bring live music to The W Tavern 19090 in Willow Grove. There is no cover charge.

Coverfire is back at 36 West Social Club in Conshy for a return visit.

Ardmore Music Hall hosts a lively family dance party from WonderWave created especially for young children. Ellie, an elephant DJ, brings her imaginative world to the stage with original music, bright visuals, and rhythms tailored for little dancers. Kids can move, dance, and explore while experiencing a high energy show in a real music venue arranged with families in mind. WonderWave designs entertainment for ages 2 to 8, building characters, stories, and live performances around Ellie and her vibrant universe.

A football-themed cookie decorating class at J.J. Ratigan Brewing Company offers a hands-on experience. Each participant decorates six cookies with all necessary tools provided, and a welcome drink is included.

Begin your dance journey with a five week Beginner 1 progressive series led by Kerry and Eric. This class is built for newcomers, so no partner or prior experience is required. Each session introduces core skills to get you moving comfortably in a smooth, stylish partner dance, including six count and eight count basics, how to use stretch and compression for clear connection, ways to listen and respond to the music, and simple approaches for starting a dance with confidence.

Sofar Philly presents a free, in-person open mic audition night at Lu & Aug's in Ardmore, offering an intimate listening room focused on discovering the next wave of Philly artists. It is not a competition or a tryout for a Sofar show, simply a space for artists to be heard. Hosted by Sofar Philly and MC’d by Quincy Stallworth. There are only 10 performance spots, and sign-ups are first come, first served at the door. Each performer has up to 10 minutes or two songs. Original music is encouraged and all genres are welcome. A guitar amp will be available, and artists should bring their instrument. The session is acoustic, and electric guitars are not permitted. Attendees are welcome to perform or to listen and support. Admission is free for everyone, and any ticket purchases function as donations that help cover production costs.

Norristown Rotaract meets at El Jefe for a monthly gathering focused on community impact. The agenda features a recap of recent activities and planning for upcoming volunteer opportunities. The group creates avenues for service, connection, and change in Norristown and the surrounding area, taking part in local events, cleanup projects, and beautification, while developing creative ideas for revitalization that support neighbors with fewer resources. Participation in the club is welcomed at any level, and members’ talents, voices, and experiences are valued.

Enjoy an energetic Makin' Music Gilbertsville session with Mr. Mike at Pottstown Regional Public Library. Expect lively songs, dancing, and plenty of movement to help everyone burn off energy in a playful, music-filled setting.

Willow Grove Park Mall in Willow Grove, PA hosts a festive, family-friendly market that celebrates autumn with creative shopping and cozy seasonal flair. Local vendors offer a mix of handmade pieces and distinctive finds, including fall home accents, candles, self-care items, apparel, gifts, and sweet treats, making it easy to discover one-of-a-kind picks for the season and to get a head start on holiday gifting. Vendor registration is open, giving participants a chance to showcase their products to families, weekend shoppers, and fall enthusiasts, with limited spots available.

Enjoy a midday gathering focused on connection and community. Spend time networking with local businesspeople, share lunch, and hear updates on how Pottstown is moving forward. The program includes a presentation of the Annual Connector Award.

Coverfire is coming back to Screwballs in KofP for another appearance.

Enjoy live music from Mr Nice Guy in the lower level at J.J. Ratigan Brewing Company.

Coins, Cards & Chaos offers a fresh, fast-paced atmosphere for collectors who want more excitement than a traditional card show. The event brings together sports cards, trading card games, comics, coins and paper money, sneakers, and vintage toys, with additional categories in the mix. It is designed for those who appreciate bold color and high energy across the collecting world.

Returning for its third year at The 422 SportsPlex, the Forbidden Cats Tournament offers a full day of mixed level, open gender scrimmage play. Four games are planned, and every skater is guaranteed two full appearances. Expect playful rivalries as teams with mascots like possums, raccoons, skunks, and foxes vie for the top of the trash can. Team shirts featuring new artwork by Lurz Lemon are available as an optional purchase. Skater registration is currently full with a waitlist in place, and officials sign ups are available. Ticket sales will be announced closer to game day.

An ACO Season 22 regional event is set for Lansdale at Dill Dinkers, featuring World Singles and Doubles competition. Entry is $20, and payouts are determined by overall attendance. For questions, contact Desmond Mann at 267-307-7958 or desmondmann@hotmail.com. ACO offers two membership options. The free Starter Membership includes access to all ACO divisions at Regionals and Majors along with standings points, prize money, and trophies. The $60 Worlds Membership provides the most favorable tournament ticket pricing, access to all divisions at Regionals and Majors, standings points, prize money, trophies, prize jerseys, and a 500 point signup bonus for Singles divisions. Only ACO stamped bags from Season 22 Bag Partners are permitted, and older stamped models may be used if the manufacturer remains a Season 22 partner.

A whimsical marketplace celebrates the start of the holiday shopping season with a blend of starry vibes and curious finds. Magical merchants, mystical makers, gifted artists, and intuitive practitioners come together to create a shopping experience filled with rare and meaningful items. Expect metaphysical wares, tarot and oracle readings, handmade creations, herbal and apothecary blends, crystals and energy-tuned pieces, handcrafted ritual essentials, celestial curiosities, and thoughtful gifts for every list. Visitors can browse at their own pace, book a reading, uncover uncommon treasures, and take home a touch of magic. Presented by Enchanted Elements Apothecary.

Kids Makerspace is an interactive, no-cost experience for families where children enjoy a lively story and then create a take-home project. Activities span from building simple machines to making art with recycled materials, nurturing curiosity, creativity, and play. This month spotlights traditional games of the Lenape people, including ones that use beans and corn kernels.

Explore early American techniques while learning to craft candles with natural beeswax. Create a pure beeswax candle with two wicks by dipping, then make a five inch cinnamon scented ornament to display for the holiday season. The fee is $50 per participant and all materials are included. Space is limited and advance registration is required by phone at 610-326-4014 or by email at PottsgroveManor@montgomerycountypa.gov. Suggested donation is $2 per person.

Members of A Thousand Reasons bring a stripped down set to Von C Brewing Co. Volpe appears with bandmate Joe, a singer, guitarist, and songwriter with A Thousand Reasons, for an evening of acoustic covers with the possibility of a few originals. Carey will be absent due to a scheduling conflict. A guest food truck is planned to complement the brewery setting.

Enjoy a fall-themed gathering celebrating pugs and seasonal fun.

Instructors from Yoga Home lead a free afterschool yoga series designed for children ages 6 to 10. Registration is requested to support a safe and enjoyable experience for all library guests. Participants who are 8 or older may be dropped off in the community room if there is a reliable way to contact their caregiver. Children under 8 must have someone who is at least 14 years old stay with them during the program. All attendees must be signed in by an adult, whether or not they registered.

Browse interactive, engaging, and educational books along with hands-on activities for kids of all ages, all available for purchase. To celebrate the holidays, KW Main Line is offering a special deal... purchase any four items and receive a fifth at no cost.

This three-day scrapbooking crop features a personal eight-foot workspace. The $75 fee includes a $20 table gift and lunch on Saturday. The space provides Wi‑Fi, bright lighting, access to power, and a private bathroom for comfort throughout the event. Optional add-on classes are available. A registration form is provided in the comments.

An extended crop takes place at Montgomeryville Mall in Montgomeryville, offering plenty of room to spread out and create. The first-floor room provides bright lighting, access to power and Wi‑Fi, and a private restroom. Mall security is on site around the clock, and the space is locked overnight so setups can remain in place. There are 40 tables that are eight feet long, and attendees may bring wagons to make transporting supplies easier. Lunch features a selection of hoagies from Wawa, and each participant receives a fall themed gift for the table worth $20. The crop fee is $75. Optional advanced two-page layout sessions taught by Emily are available for $22 each, including one that expands on the Project Recipe from Croptoberfest and another that uses the Simple Page from the Global Getaway collection for a travel themed design. Registration requires printing, completing, and mailing a signed form, with payment by check only made out to Emily Gallo. PayPal and Venmo are not accepted. There is a registration and cancellation deadline after which refunds are not available.

On The Draw is hosting a One Piece OP-18 Release Event. Each participant receives a participation pack along with a release pack, and the winner earns a winner pack. Extra prizes may be added based on attendance. Entry is $30. Registration through the TCG+ app is required for all participants.

On The Draw is hosting a One Piece OP-18 release event for the One Piece Card Game. Each participant receives one participation pack and one release pack, and the winner receives one winner pack. Additional prizes may be offered based on attendance. Registration is required through the TCG+ app, and the entry fee is $30.

Excellent brews, a lively setting, and a high-energy rock vibe come together for a good time.

Keep the tradition going with KTC at Lulu CC on TG Eve. This returning gathering offers a familiar kickoff to the holiday, bringing the spirited energy people expect from this occasion.

A cozy storytime designed for newborns through age 2 welcomes up to 15 families. Expect playful songs, a couple of short stories, and unstructured play afterward. Older siblings are invited and can bring a favorite stuffed animal to take part in lap bounces. Registration opens one week in advance and closes the day before or when capacity is reached. Please sign in at the circulation desk upon arrival. Because of the program format, arrivals 10 minutes or more after the start cannot be admitted to storytime. If registered participants arrive late, they may be able to participate in the Stay and Play portion if space permits. If plans change after registering, use the cancellation link in the confirmation email to free your spot for another family. For questions, call 610-825-1656 or email askcon@mclinc.org.

A reflective Advent recital features harpsichordist Gabriel Benton as part of a seasonal series highlighting local artists. The program is performed on BMPC’s Robert Hauptfuhrer Memorial Harpsichord, a French double manual crafted in 1966 by William Dowd and modeled on an original 1770 Taskin instrument in the Yale University Musical Instrument Collection. With its resonant, historically grounded sound, the instrument brings early and Baroque repertoire to life in a calm sanctuary setting, offering a gentle pause for music and reflection during the season.

Enjoy a creative sip-and-paint experience that supports a great cause. Part of the proceeds from each seat, along with sales of DIY scented soy wax candles during the event, will be donated to Oak Ridge Elementary School. Bring friends and make it a fun celebration.

Spend a festive day in New York City with two ways to tailor the experience. One option includes bus transportation and a mezzanine seat for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, along with time to enjoy holiday shopping and seasonal city sights. If the show is not your preference, the NYC On Your Own option offers the flexibility to explore landmarks, museums, neighborhoods, shops, and restaurants at your own pace. The Christmas Spectacular package is open to ages 4 and up and is priced at $160 per person (Program #404101.03). The NYC On Your Own option is $55 per person (Program #404101.02).

The TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event is a welcoming networking gathering where women with shared goals can connect and pursue growth together.

Described as one of the season’s most magical and exciting events, Winter Classic gathers the dance community for a joyful year-end celebration. It centers on connection with fellow dancers in a warm, festive setting. Additional details will be shared soon.

Lansdale’s Tree Lighting ushers in the season with glowing lights, festive cheer, and a strong sense of community. It offers a bright, welcoming atmosphere that brings neighbors together in celebration.

A flavorful menu pairs with an upbeat performance from FuseBox for an evening built around great tunes and plenty of dancing. High-energy songs keep the tempo up from start to finish, creating a festive setting where a good meal and live music go hand in hand.

Kids’ Makerspace offers a hands-on, free family experience where children enjoy storytime followed by a make-and-take project. It encourages young creators to tinker, invent, and play with activities that can range from building simple machines to exploring recycled art. This month features a Polar Express themed pajama party to wrap up the year. Children can enjoy snacks and music, hear a reading of the Polar Express book, and ring their own bells.

Experience a two-show performance featuring Born to Hand Jive and Don't Feed the Plants. First, the story unfolds at Rydell High, where the Greasers, the Pink Ladies, and their classmates rush into a new school year filled with laughs, classic hits, and the everyday drama of being a teen, offering a tribute to the musical Grease. Next, the action moves to Skid Row as shy Seymour discovers an unusual plant that promises fame and fortune but insists on being fed. As it grows bolder, the town is drawn into a rock and roll adventure that blends humor and spooky moments, with catchy songs, larger than life characters, and plenty of surprises. Two shows, one performance.

Old Fangled returns to Von C Brewing in Norristown for an evening centered on music, food, and brews. A guest food truck is planned for the night, with details to be shared by the brewery.

Celebrate the season at Holy Saviour Club with a holiday dance party featuring Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble. The evening begins with a holiday potluck, so bring a dish to share. A dance lesson follows, and no partner is required. Then Curley Taylor’s soulful, blues-tinged vocals and the band’s driving zydeco groove blend zydeco and blues for an energetic night of live music and dancing. Admission is $25, or $15 with a valid student ID.

Start the holiday season at the Dutch, known for traditional charm, good food, and a welcoming setting to hear music.

EASTERN hosts its annual Holiday Craft Fair, complemented by the Old York Road Kiwanis Club Holiday Breakfast served in EASTERN’s Restaurant. Extra parking will be available at Upper Moreland High School, with a free shuttle running to and from the event throughout the day. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Weather permitting, Santa will visit his Lansdale house at Railroad Plaza as part of three seasonal appearances. Families can stop by so children can share their wish lists, say hello, and pose for cheerful photos with Santa. Remember to bring a phone or camera to capture memorable holiday moments.

By candlelight, Pottsgrove Manor fills with the sounds of a colonial holiday, with music, laughter, and seasonal cheer, even as winter carries reminders of war. The evening explores how colonial families marked the season while the future of a nation remained uncertain. Weather dependent. Suggested donation is $4 per person.

An annual holiday celebration returns with performances by The Artist Series Chorus, North Penn Brass Ensemble, and North Penn Chamber Singers. Organ, choral, and brass music set a festive tone for the season. Directors Andrew Paulson, Joe Santanello, and Matthew Klenk lead the program. Admission is free, with an optional freewill offering that supports The Artist Series at St. John’s. The concert takes place in the sanctuary at St. John’s United Church of Christ. The venue is ADA accessible, offers ample free parking, and is about a quarter mile from the Lansdale SEPTA Regional Rail Station.

A festive seasonal luncheon features a lively white elephant gift exchange filled with quirky surprises and spirited swapping. Those who want to take part can bring a wrapped item from home valued at about $10, and participation is completely optional. Expect a round of Christmas trivia, and festive attire is encouraged, with a prize for the standout outfit. Christine Rothdeutsch will speak on how the filters of the mind shape conversations and how to build communication that truly connects. The talk explores why some exchanges feel smooth while others lead to frustration, looking at the influence of experience, emotion, and inner voices. Participants will leave with practical ways to reduce misunderstandings by noticing how interpretation affects meaning, tools to stay calm and confident and to shift out of stress in the moment, and strategies to identify the inner voices behind reactions so they can respond with clarity rather than defensiveness. Please bring $25 in cash for lunch, with selections available from a limited menu. Because costs are based on signups, the meal fee is still due if you sign up and do not attend.

Rotaract Norristown hosts a monthly meeting at La Michoacana Mexican Grill to review recent activities and plan upcoming volunteer opportunities. The group fosters service, connection, and change across Norristown and the surrounding area. Participants get involved in community events, litter and facility cleanups, and neighborhood beautification, working to bring creative and effective revitalization ideas to life. The club focuses on problem solving that benefits under-resourced people and values the talents, voices, and experiences that individuals contribute.

This monthly meeting focuses on Bike North Penn community rides along with issues and activities related to local bicycle infrastructure. It takes place at the Eclipse Center for Creative Community. Enter through the doors by the post office parking lot, then go down the stairs to the left. A Microsoft Teams link is available for those who prefer to participate remotely.

A live tribute to The Beatles presents Abbey Road from start to finish at Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, PA. Hosted by Andrew Lipke and Andrew Napoli, this performance brings the landmark album to life on stage.

Willow Grove Park Mall hosts a festive, family friendly Winter Wonderland Craft & Vendor Market featuring local vendors and makers. Expect handmade goods, seasonal decor, thoughtful gifts, stocking stuffers, candles, cozy essentials, sweet treats, self care favorites, and unique finds that you will not see in big box stores. The atmosphere centers on holiday cheer and easy browsing so shoppers can check off gift lists and discover small businesses. Vendor registration is open, offering a chance to showcase products to families, late season buyers, and gift seekers. Space is limited and filling quickly.

Mr. Mike from Makin' Music Gilbertsville leads a lively music session at Pottstown Regional Public Library. Expect interactive singing, dancing, and plenty of movement to help everyone burn off extra energy in a welcoming library setting.

Kick off the holiday season with a music show at Rivet: Canteen & Assembly. Enjoy an evening of live tunes to mark the start of the celebrations. Tickets are available online.

Santa and Mrs. Claus are visiting The Carousel at Pottstown for cheerful meet and greets and photo opportunities. Visitors can pose for festive pictures, share their Christmas wish lists, and enjoy the seasonal cheer throughout the Carousel. Bring your holiday spirit and make lasting memories with the whole family.

All-Star Sports Academy brings back its Pro Instructional Series at ASSA Conshohocken, a three-hour baseball clinic designed for players ages 9U through 12U. Instruction is led by All-Star’s coaching staff alongside a lineup of former MLB players, with a combination of the following pros participating: Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. Athletes rotate through stations covering hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving individualized guidance, hands-on reps, and constructive feedback in a supportive setting. The session includes an interactive Q&A for players and parents to ask questions, gain perspective on the professional game, and learn about the commitment needed to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, and batting gloves, plus catcher’s gear if they play the position. Comfortable athletic apparel and training shoes are recommended, and spikes are not allowed on the turf. Each registered player receives an event t-shirt.

The band Country Mile is back at The 36 West Social Club for a celebratory gathering. This return appearance brings people together at the club.

A Pugly Christmas Sweater Party features festive holiday sweaters and a visit from Santa. A rain date is planned.

Planned for newborns through age 2, this storytime welcomes up to 15 families. It includes songs, a few short stories, and playtime afterward. Older siblings are welcome and encouraged to bring a favorite stuffed toy for lap bounces. Registration opens one week in advance and closes the day before or when capacity is reached. Late arrivals may not be admitted. If you are registered and arrive after the start, you may be able to join later for Stay and Play if space permits. Please sign in at the circulation desk upon arrival. If your plans change, cancel your registration to free a spot for another family.

On The Draw hosts a One Piece ST-37 and ST-38 release event celebrating these new additions to the game. Every player receives a participation pack, and the winner earns a winner pack. Entry is $20, and all players must register through the Bandai TCG+ App.

Brass players of every age and experience level will gather at Community Music School to read through favorite holiday tunes and then share them in a public performance. Any brass instrument is welcome, and sheet music will be provided on site. Participation and audience admission are free, with donations appreciated. Performers should bring their instrument and any needed accessories such as mutes or valve oil, and festive clothing in holiday colors with fun accessories is encouraged. Parts are handed out at check-in. The concert is open to the public, welcoming families, friends, and community members.

This comic, uplifting story reframes a familiar wizarding world through the eyes of the Puffs, the students who are usually in the background. Set amid spells, potions, and magical creatures, it follows these underdogs as they stumble, persevere, and grow. With big laughs balanced by heartfelt moments, the cast charts their challenges, forges surprising friendships, and uncovers what loyalty and self-worth truly mean.

At Valley Forge Casino Resort in King of Prussia, this home show brings a broad range of companies together in one convenient place to make planning projects easier. Explore new ideas and see the latest products for the home, and connect with providers specializing in home improvement, landscaping, and design services.