This weekend in Mount Pleasant, PA

Braddock’s Flea Market takes place at Braddock’s Field and is held rain or shine. Customer parking is free on site, and parking along the highway is not permitted. Pets are not allowed, and vehicles are not allowed in the picnic area. Vendors set up in marked rows on the field and must park within their allotted space, with a daily fee for any additional vendor vehicles. Each field space measures 20 by 20 feet and costs $30 per space per day, and Monday rates are half price. Vendors are responsible for removing all of their own trash, and a $25 fee will be charged if anything is left behind. Food concession vendors are not permitted, with limited exceptions available by phone. For vendor reservations or questions, call 724-329-5508 and press 2.

Cutie’s Coffee marks its third birthday with a festive celebration in the parking lot at Cutie’s Coffee Company. Guests can enjoy complimentary cupcakes and stickers, and the first fifty customers receive goodie bags. Throughout the day there will be Cutie’s gift card giveaways, a pop up market with vendors, a backdrop of balloons, and other offerings. The lineup of participating vendors will be shared soon.

Enjoy standout automobiles, fresh coffee, and friendly conversation along with a brief uplifting message. Bring a vehicle to cruise in or simply stop by to admire the classics. At Scott C’s Classics & Collectibles, explore a display of more than forty classic cars and automotive memorabilia, and then try the retro video arcade for some extra fun. Coffee and a light breakfast will be available. This welcoming, family friendly gathering goes on in any weather.

This season, explore Swissvale Farmers Market, featuring fresh fare, locally made goods, and other offerings.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting at Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church welcomes anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals. It is fully wheelchair accessible and meets in the Gathering Place, and attendees should use the Office Entrance. The meeting centers on the OA 12 step approach and mutual support for challenges such as compulsive eating, binge eating, purging, restricting, overeating, and food obsession. Visitors are asked to respect the anonymity of everyone present. Visitor etiquette guidelines are available.

Big Buck Open 3.0 at Murrysville Golf Club is a charity golf outing honoring Tim “Buck” Cotter and the two lifelong passions that shaped him, cooking and golf. Tim built a culinary career as a sous chef at the Allegheny and Igloo Clubs and went on to serve as executive chef at Pike Run Country Club, while also enjoying the game through leagues and outings. The day celebrates his quick wit and memory by raising funds that help students pursue interests in the culinary arts and golf. Last year’s outing raised $6,000 for two causes, and this event continues that mission of remembrance and support.

Intended for those with some prior basketry experience, this four-part workshop delves into twill techniques while guiding participants in creating a substantial floor basket with a graceful urn profile. Over four sessions, the instruction covers essentials such as building a sturdy twill base, weaving a bold double diamond pattern, and shaping smooth, even curves. The focus stays on strong technique, sound structure, and thoughtful pattern development. By the end, each participant completes a functional, polished basket ready for everyday use or to give as a handcrafted gift.

An Allegheny Land Trust educator leads a walk designed for adults 50 and older, part of a series presented with support from AARP Pennsylvania. Expect a moderate hike of roughly 1.5 to 2 miles at Bethel Green, with unhurried stops to observe and discuss local plants and wildlife. This outing focuses on recognizing invasive species and exploring their impact and management at the site. Along the way, participants learn how places like these support a more livable community for people of all ages. The walk will proceed regardless of weather. Upon arrival, enter through the open gate, follow the driveway, and park in the larger lot on site.

This open Overeaters Anonymous meeting welcomes anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals. Visitors are asked to respect the anonymity of everyone present. The meeting takes place in the DePalma Room, and both the meeting space and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. Visitor etiquette guidelines are available for those who would like to review them.

Car enthusiasts gather at Westmoreland County Community College for the 2nd Annual Wheels of Westmoreland Car Show, a rain or shine showcase of vehicles and community spirit. Attendees can find raffle baskets, a 50/50, trophies, and food trucks. The event is sponsored by the Employee Social Committee, and proceeds benefit the Food for Thoughts Food Pantry. To be included in voting, registration must be completed before the event's cutoff.

A family-friendly fall festival returns with activities for all ages and will be held regardless of weather. Highlights include a craft and vendor show, a car show, concessions, a Chinese auction, and a playground for kids.

At North Park Lake, this annual witch-themed group paddle brings a playful, spooky vibe to the water. Wearing a costume is welcome, whether a classic witch, a favorite spooky character, or any creative outfit. Participants gather by the launch area to mingle and get ready, then head out together onto the water for the yearly paddle.

Eternal Fire presents a showcase of black metal and related styles at Thunderbird Music Hall, featuring a USA-exclusive appearance from Abigail Williams of Olympia, Washington. The bill also includes Antichrist Siege Machine from Richmond, One of Nine from Middle Earth, Volcandra from Louisville, Profane Elegy from Central Pennsylvania, Vaelravyn from Nashville, and Calamity Vessel from Pittsburgh, representing sounds ranging from black metal and black/death to melodic black/death, atmospheric approaches, and blackened post metal. This is an all-ages event.

Downtown Greensburg sets the stage for a bewitching evening as the witches make their return. The Greensburg Witches Gala features live music, engaging entertainment, tempting seasonal treats, mystical encounters, and a magical marketplace filled with distinctive local vendors. Look for paranormal themed fun, creative contests, plenty of photo opportunities, and spirited surprises throughout the night. The Dancing Witches of Westmoreland are back with a crowd favorite performance, bringing spellbinding choreography to the streets and setting the mood for a memorable celebration. Witchy attire is welcome, or simply come ready to enjoy the atmosphere. Official information is shared only by the Greensburg Business & Professional Association and SHOP Greensburg. Admission is free and tickets are not required. Anyone attempting to sell tickets, collect money for entry, or register vendors outside the official channels is not affiliated with the event and should be considered a scam.

Held at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, this remembrance gathering centers on pregnancy and infant loss awareness. The event features a memorial walk and a lantern lighting ceremony, with lanterns carrying messages of love to illuminate the memorial pond. Guests can spend time with fall crafts and refreshments before the walk. Donations benefit The Still Remembered Project.

Enjoy a monthly line dancing night in the Roosevelt Room in Mt Pleasant that supports the Norvelt Volunteer Fire Department. Dance on the area’s biggest wooden dance floor, with a cash bar available. A new lesson is offered during the evening for anyone looking to pick up fresh steps. Admission is $7, and proceeds benefit the Norvelt VFD.

Step into the Portals at the scariest haunt in Pittsburgh and experience the chills firsthand. Venture through and see for yourself what awaits on the other side.

Returning to one of Uniontown's popular hangouts, this event brings another lively 80s-themed party.

Karaoke Night at Club' Pure Imagination features DJ Rick Fike delivering the beats and shaping a memorable atmosphere.

Mr. Smalls Theatre welcomes glaive on the God Save The Three Tour, joined by Tiffany Day and Kurtains. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are sent by email seven days before the show.

Noche Latina brings a lively social dance party to its new home, The Annex by LSDC. Enjoy a vibrant mix of Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, Kizomba, and other Latin styles. A short, beginner-friendly lesson takes place before the social to cover the basics of Salsa, Bachata, and more. No partner is required, and instructors will help participants feel comfortable on the dance floor, followed by open dancing. Admission is $15 for the mini-lesson plus the social or $10 for the social only. This gathering is open to all ages, and attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Free street parking is available nearby. The event is bring your own alcohol only, with complimentary water and cups provided.

At FNB Stadium, this community walk brings people together for a morning centered on hope, love, and connection, raising vital funds to help prevent suicide. Participants can register as individuals or recruit a team, with a shared focus on education, research, and advocacy for suicide prevention. Dogs are welcome, and mental health community resources will be available on site. Volunteer opportunities are also offered for those who want to support the event in another way.

Now in its ninth year, this car show takes place at the fire station. The event features the grill going, music by DJ Arnie Amber, T-shirts, dash plaques, a Chinese auction, and a 50/50. Trophies will be awarded for best in show. Updates will be shared on the event page.