Events in New Freedom, PA

This seasonal pop-up children’s consignment sale at the York State Fairgrounds features items for little ones through big kids. Nearly 500 local families offer gently used clothing, baby gear, toys, books, puzzles, and more. Access unfolds in stages, starting with presales for event helpers, the Social Squad community, and consignors with a guest. Tiered early entry is available, including a WeeIP upgrade that adds a skip-the-line perk and an Early Bird BOGO option, plus a window for expectant and new parents with a required pass. Public shopping follows with free admission and no tickets needed. Children and strollers are welcome and do not need a ticket. A full public day continues with free admission and includes an onsite pop-up buying opportunity. Additional sessions offer half-off presales for designated groups and a limited paid half-off presale. The final round emphasizes savings with half-price deals on items tagged “DISCOUNT YES” and a Stuff-a-Bag offer using a bigger bag for a flat $15, cash only. Cash and credit cards are accepted. A 3 percent surcharge applies to credit purchases. Parking is free on site. Shoppers may bring their own bags, or bags can be purchased at checkout.

Lebanon Lodge #175 A.F. & A.M. is presenting its yearly charity golf tournament at Hickory Heights Golf Course. The round begins in a shotgun start format and welcomes a broad mix of participants, from golfers to friends, family, coworkers, and brothers. To take part as a player or sponsor, text 240-224-3123 or email eventslebanonlodge@gmail.com.

Pick your own flowers and craft a gorgeous bouquet while exploring expansive fields of blooms. With acres to roam and dozens of varieties available, this setting is presented as the largest u-pick flower experience on the east coast. Stroll the rows, choose your favorites, and design an arrangement straight from the field.

Stonewood, a female-fronted country group, returns to DBR to close out the DBR Summer Line Dance Series. Expect a lively mix of line dance classics and country hits that keep the energy up on the floor. If dancing is not your thing, seating will be available so you can relax and take in the performance.

Share a complimentary community breakfast with neighbors and enjoy friendly conversation at this monthly gathering. It takes place on the final Saturday of each month. Guests should enter through the church’s rear entrance. The event is open to everyone.

The first York County Fall Fest brings a lively marketplace to the York Expo Center, featuring a wide range of vendors and crafters offering autumn decor and seasonal goods. Families will find a dedicated area with fall-themed activities. It is a cheerful day out with opportunities to choose new pieces for both indoor and outdoor displays. Vendors can register through the new vendor management program, and those wishing to pay by check can contact Tricia Leidig through the Endless Events page.

Celebrating its fifth year, this Liberty car show brings together a wide variety of vehicles. Participants may display their own rides, while spectators can admire classic cars, muscle cars, and more.

The New Freedom farmers market returns with a fresh setting at Freedom Green, bringing together locally grown produce, baked treats, and handcrafted goods from area vendors. The site is easy to reach from nearby roads and the Heritage Rail Trail, and there is parking in the vicinity along with bike racks for cyclists. Stroll the green, browse seasonal offerings, and enjoy a community marketplace atmosphere in the heart of town.

Riders of all ages can take part in the second annual bike rally benefiting the Children’s Home of York, following a scenic route on the historic York County Rail Trail with activities centered around Billmeyer Station. The event supports therapeutic, recreational, and extracurricular programs that help young people heal and grow. Registration includes entry to the ride, an event T-shirt while supplies last, and post-ride snacks and refreshments. Early signups receive a $10 discount, and children participate at no cost. Helmets are required for all riders. All registered participants are entered into a drawing for a chance to win one of two children’s bikes. After registering, riders receive an email link to set up a personal pledge page to expand their fundraising, and the top fundraiser earns a special prize in recognition of their efforts.

The Annual Fall Festival at Glen Rock Park features a cheerful blend of local vendors, upbeat live music, and activities for all ages. Browse booths for hometown treasures, enjoy live performances, and soak up a welcoming community atmosphere. Vendors interested in participating should apply only through the official registration form, since organizers do not solicit sign-ups in comments or direct messages.

Koch's will take part in Heavenly Paws’ 7th Annual Paws and Claws Vendor and Rescue Fest, with a presence on Fields 3 and 4. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and possibly find a new companion. The roster of dogs slated to attend will be announced as the event draws near.

A $5 ticket covers admission and enters you into cash drawings. Each ticket shows two four digit numbers, and both are eligible for every prize. Food, beer, soda, and water are included. Total payouts exceed $13,550, highlighted by a $5,000 grand prize. A Gun Jar and other games of chance will also be available.

The Art of Us at Mindful Phases Wellness Studio is a couples connection experience centered on unhurried time together, meaningful conversation, and envisioning the future as a team. Partners move through facilitated connection activities, collaborate on a shared vision board, and unwind with couples Reiki. A candlelit dinner is included, featuring creamy Tuscan chicken pasta with salad, bread, dessert, and drinks, followed by a deeply relaxing sound bath. No prior art experience is needed because the focus is on intention and quality time rather than perfecting a craft. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a favorite pillow and cozy blanket can make the sound bath even more restful. Attendance is limited to five couples to keep the atmosphere personal, and the cost is $135 per couple. Participants leave with tools and keepsakes to support continued connection at home.

This open gym is available for ages 6 and up to work on flips and play. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

This free community meal at Greenmount Church features a variety of entrees, including favorite dishes from church members. Guests can connect with one another around the table and get to know the Greenmount Church community. Open to all.

Elly Cooke performs at South County Brewing Co in Fawn Grove, PA, for an evening of live music.

Enjoy a solo live music set out on the deck at Capt Bob's Crabs. Order crabs served hot or choose another item from the menu. Call ahead to reserve a table.

Expect thunderous riffs and high-energy jams as Wrath of Typhon, Stella Was Taken, and Almost Honest come together to celebrate Sumo turning 50 with a playful spirit. A raffle will offer tickets to MartyrFest and a future show at DBR, with proceeds supporting local animal charities. Admission is $10 in advance and $15 at the door, and the ticket link is active.

A Lehigh Riding Club schooling show is planned. Helmets are required, along with a current negative Coggins and proof of up to date EHV 1/4 vaccination. Smoking, vaping, and pet dogs are not permitted.

Boxerfest 2026 brings together thousands of Subaru vehicles and fans for a full slate of brand-focused activities. The event features an autocross exclusively for Subarus, a Subaru-only car show, a large vendor area with big savings, and a major door prize drawing offering thousands in giveaways for attendees. Beyond the automotive action, there are plenty of additional activities for all ages, creating a family friendly experience.

Live music from Jake Mach fills the grounds at Allegro Winery, with plans to set up by the gazebo near the tasting room overlooking the vineyard when conditions allow, or to move indoors to the Allegro Brewery Taproom on the property if the weather turns. Creekview Food Company serves from the guest food truck, and the winery offers cheese, charcuterie, and crackers to pair with drinks. Beverage options include wine by the glass or bottle, wine flights, beer, and frozen wine slushies, and tastings are available in the tasting room. Wine purchased the same day from Pinnacle Ridge Winery is permitted. Table seating is first-come for parties of up to four and cannot be combined, moved, or reserved. Guests may bring their own chairs, and canopies are allowed outside the trees. Outside food or beverages, coolers, and insulated tumblers or bottles are not allowed. Attendees under 21 must remain with an adult relative at all times. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome. Please dispose of trash in the provided receptacles before leaving.

The Menges Mills Historic Horse Steam and Gas Association will hold its fifth annual meeting at Hoss’s in west York. An officer session will take place before the general membership meeting. As the final meeting of the year, it will focus on important organizational business. Attendance is open to all, and it is especially relevant for those interested in deeper volunteer involvement or considering future board roles.

Colts moms are invited to a relaxed craft night at the Manchester Fireman’s Activities Building focused on getting ready for a White Out Homecoming. Bring the project you plan to make along with your own supplies, whether that is shirts, spirit jeans, boards, signs, rhinestones, patches, or a Cricut creation. It is a bring your own crafts evening, and an optional snack to share is welcome. There will be space to spread out, create, laugh, and collaborate. No crafting experience is required. Come to swap ideas, lend a hand, or simply enjoy time with other Colts moms while moving your HOCO plans forward. Drop in when it suits you and stay as long as you like.

Seven Sports Bar & Grille hosts a spirit night for SYC Field Hockey. This is a dine-in only occasion, and guests should mention SYC Field Hockey when placing orders to take part. Enjoy a night out while showing your team pride.

Now open for a pick-your-own flower experience where you can create a gorgeous bouquet. Stroll through acres of blooms in what is described as the largest u-pick fields on the east coast, with dozens of varieties to choose from. Select your favorites and craft a personalized arrangement from the expansive fields.

Celebrate the end of the summer season with music on the deck and a menu that lets you enjoy crab served hot or choose from other options. To reserve a table, call 717-235-1166.

Get an up close look at big machines and emergency vehicles at the annual WMT Truck Touch. Visitors can climb into a front loader and a backhoe, examine a dump truck, sit behind the wheel of a street sweeper, activate a police car siren, and see the inside of an ambulance. The WMT Fire Dept will have hot foods, baked goods, and drinks available. Lincolnway and Trimmer Elementary will host a poster contest with unlimited voting at 50 cents per vote, and the winner receives a ride to school in a firetruck. Parking is available at the Township Building and at Lincolnway Elementary.

This annual showcase of marching bands and music takes place at Horn Field in Red Lion, Pennsylvania. Presented by the Red Lion Area Music Booster Association, it highlights several leading ensembles from the region and brings together groups from across York County for a lively, music filled evening. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and school aged students. Concessions will be available for purchase, and credit cards are accepted at the lower entrances only for both concessions and ticket sales.

Enjoy Cash Bingo at Station Hall. A $25 seat includes 20 games, and additional cards are available for a fee. Refreshments are available for purchase from the kitchen. Remember to bring loyalty cards to be punched. Each person must purchase their own $25 seat. For more information, call 717-891-3643.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge No. 9 shot at 20 yards, with 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Optics are permitted and shooting bags are provided. The format is one shot with a cost of $35. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place in each, and Round 7 is a winner take all round where additional shots are $5. Wagner Skeet No. 9 shells are used. Shots are scored by how close they land to the center dot, and the judge’s decision is final. If a choke is changed, it must be gauged. Sign-in and a practice session occur before the main shoot. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

Raise a glass to October at a lively happy hour with playful frights and festive drinks. Enjoy seasonal beers, plenty of laughter, and time to mingle with friends and neighbors. The gathering takes place at Stone Grille & Taphouse and embraces the spooky side of the season.

A casual food truck gathering at Coppermine Pantherplex offers a welcome break from cooking. Meet up with friends, savor good food, and support local businesses.

Settle into a monthly meditation circle facilitated by Firefly Hollow practitioners and special guests at the Firefly Hollow Wellness Center. This grounding, trauma-informed gathering offers a calm, inclusive space to unwind, reconnect, and cultivate meaningful community. It welcomes both newcomers to meditation and long-time practitioners, with a guided practice designed to support relaxation and regulation. Each month features a distinct meditation or consciousness-based practice led by Firefly Hollow practitioners and community facilitators. Themes for the year will be announced, and additional guests will be added as the schedule grows. The event is free, and donations are welcome. The Conscious Connections Club is Firefly Hollow’s community-led social club for conscious, curious, and empathetic people seeking authentic relationships, thoughtful conversation, and supportive spaces for growth and mindful living. It hosts multiple gatherings each month online and in person throughout the region, with perks that include weekly meetups, social outings to local wellness spaces, eateries, and nature spots, access to a private community platform with schedules and recordings, livestreams and workshops, discounts with Firefly Hollow and partner businesses, and a growing library of resources. Participation in the community is free, with optional donations at meditation gatherings.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Grace Fellowship Church in Shrewsbury with special guest David Funk, offering a worship filled concert that highlights his newest album. Expect songs like I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, alongside favorites such as Build My Life and Good Good Father. Tickets are on sale now. A VIP pre show experience is available, and entry will be staggered for VIP, early entry, general admission, and groups of four or more, with the schedule subject to change. This concert is part of a twenty date North American tour. For secure access and up to date information, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, as third party resales are not supported and may not be guaranteed.

The Hampstead Main Street Partnership is bringing back its Fall Festival at War Memorial Park. The celebration is planned to go on rain or shine. Prospective vendors can request an application by scanning the organizers’ QR code or by emailing hampsteadmsc@gmail.com. Organizers also emphasize that they will never solicit vendors in the comments section.

At Ruins Hall, the 14th Annual York County Pagan Pride Day Festival celebrates earth-centered traditions, community, learning, and fellowship. The program features opening and closing ceremonies, a central ritual, and a mix of workshops and presentations, along with a vendor area to explore. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to H.O.P.E., which supports families affected by cancer. For information about volunteering, vending, or planning, contact keystonepaganalliance@gmail.com. Vendor registration is open, and suggestions to enhance the festival are welcomed.

Enjoy a monthly tea and tarot experience at Firefly Hollow featuring one-on-one readings with local professional reader Pat Dumas and a cup of the featured tea. Tarot sessions are designed to offer clarity and perspective on life’s questions, and Pat makes the process approachable for first timers by clearly explaining how tarot works and how it can support everyday decisions. An intuitive reader and teacher, Pat blends tarot with astrology. She has read tarot for more than 45 years, has been a professional astrologer in the area since 2008, and trained with the PA School of Spiritual Healing in both its two-year Energy Healing program and one-year Intuitive Program. Her studies also include work with Rev. Bill Trivett, as well as astrology training with Steven Forrest and with Astrologos, UK under Dr. Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzberg. Appointments are reserved in advance by call or text, and you can also indicate your plans through MindBody. Session options are priced at $68 for 25 minutes or $115 for 50 minutes. Save 4 percent when paying by cash or check, and receive the featured essential oil of the month as a gift. For questions or booking, call 717-814-9136 or email fireflyhollowwellness@gmail.com.

Enjoy a community crab feast at Fireside on Main in Hampstead, Maryland, featuring Maryland blue crabs prepared by Weise Guy Crabs while supporting the Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company. Tickets are $65 in advance or $70 at the door, and admission includes crabs, a buffet, and beer. The event also features a 50/50 and a cake auction. For more information, call 667-788-3890.

A fundraising art auction is planned to benefit the pets at Animal Rescue, Inc. Additional details will be announced.

Delve into a guided paranormal investigation led by the Berkeley Paranormal Society and their team. All investigation gear is provided, and personal equipment is welcome. The experience focuses on the Historic Haunted Mill, a structure dating to the 1700s, along with the House of Eyes, a location known for frequent reported activity. If time allows, the search may extend to the trail and the Horror of Menges Mill. The property spans 62.5 acres, and many returning visitors bring fresh stories from their findings. Snacks and a gift shop are available on site, and hearse and coffin rides are also offered.

Celebrate the inaugural Souped Up Sunday with a friendly market vendor soup contest inspired by Pie Palooza. Attendees can purchase soup flights, sample a variety of offerings, and cast a vote to help choose the favorite.

McFadden art will arrive with a mobile setup, providing a hands-on opportunity to shape molten glass into a unique creation.

Moonlit Hollow Books brings a welcoming, low-pressure book club to Phat Cat Coffee Company on the second Tuesday of each month. Bring the book you are currently reading, order a favorite coffee, and settle in for quiet reading time with fellow book lovers. If you want something new, a curated selection of titles will be available to browse and purchase during the gathering. The focus is on slowing down, savoring your drink, and sinking into a good story. No RSVP is required.

At Franklin Street Social, Moonlit Hollow Book Club offers a relaxed, third-Thursday gathering centered on cozy reading and community connection. Attendees can bring their current read or explore a monthly curated selection from Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no expectation to participate in discussion... it is simply a welcoming place to unwind with a good book, good food, and a drink in hand. RSVPs are not required. The group settles downstairs in the lounge and couch area.

The 10th Annual Covenant Cup Challenge brings golfers to Hickory Heights Golf Course for a day centered on community impact. The event supports New Life Center for Mothers and Children, a Christ-centered residential discipleship program that serves women overcoming addiction, homelessness, incarceration, abuse, and other life-controlling challenges. Registrations, sponsorships, and donations help provide housing, discipleship, healing, and a pathway to lasting transformation for families. The format welcomes foursome teams and offers sponsorship and giving opportunities, marking a decade of efforts focused on healing, spiritual growth, and generational change.

Get a head start on Christmas shopping at North Codorus Township Community Park. Multiple people will be set up with items to browse and buy, making it easy to find gifts early.

During the Manchester Volunteer Fire Department Trunk-or-Treat, Hailey's Wish and Tucker Tough Gives will host an indoor Boundless Boo Bash at the MVFD Activities Building. This Halloween party offers costumes, music, games, and other activities and is intended to be festive rather than scary. Special touches like blacklights and glow decor create a unique atmosphere. Planned for the whole community, it features traditional carnival-style games and entertainment, with extra care to ensure guests of all abilities can participate. Ticket details will be shared soon, with updates posted in the event discussion.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of stand-up talent to AleCraft Brewery, with a fresh lineup every time. The show features comedians who have appeared on television and on popular podcasts, setting the stage for an upbeat night of laughs.

Classic rock takes center stage at Bridgewater Golf Club, paired with a high-energy, feel-good atmosphere.

The monthly trap shoot is open to everyone and welcomes all skill levels. Instruction is available beforehand for newcomers, so no prior experience is needed. Rounds cost $5 for members and $6 for nonmembers, and participants under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required for all participants.

At York Township Park, participants can craft a stained glass bat with pressed flowers. Choose from an assortment of pre-cut pieces in a class suitable for beginners. Advance registration is required.

Enjoy a relaxed day at St. John Lutheran Church dedicated to scrapbooking, card making, painting, and other creative projects. Stay for the whole event or drop in for as long as your schedule allows. The atmosphere is welcoming to friends and local community members, and proceeds benefit the church. Seating options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electricity available if needed. The fee covers a reserved table and chair, bottled water and coffee or tea throughout the day, dinner with pizza, access to shared tools, and the chance to purchase additional products.

A Halloween-themed designer purse bingo returns with games, prizes, and a glow party vibe at Alliance Fire Hall in Red Lion, supporting Dallastown Cougar Cheerleading. Expect fun prizes, a full concessions menu, and plenty of baked treats, and the event is BYOB. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Sponsorships and donations are also welcomed for those who want to support the athletes.

This annual Halloween party features Cheap Sneakers for a festive seasonal celebration.

Rumble In The Ruins returns to Ruins Hall with a vintage-only showcase for vehicles built in 1972 or earlier. The day embraces a Halloween spirit with a trunk or treat vibe, and participants are encouraged to decorate their cars and dress up for added fun, though it is optional. Spectators are free, and public parking throughout Glen Rock is encouraged to avoid impacting nearby businesses. Vehicle entry is $10 per car, paid on site, and registration is in person only. Pre registration is not available, so please ignore any online offers that claim otherwise. Space is limited, and entrances will close once the lot is full. If that occurs, public parking is available for those who wish to attend as spectators. Expect food, music, trophies, raffles and more. All proceeds support local charities in York County, PA.

At York Expo Arena, the White Rose Card Convention brings sports cards, TCG, and pop culture together with 700 vendor tables. A Card or Treat experience fills the show floor as hundreds of vendors share candy, packs, cards, prizes, and other surprises. Highlights include live music, a kids zone, a kids costume contest, celebrity guests, exclusive promo cards, and free parking, with a different promo card available each day. Giveaways totaling $20,000 add to the excitement. General admission is $10 and includes a raffle entry and a promo card, with tickets available at the door or online. VIP options provide entry one hour early and also include a raffle entry and a promo card, with single-day or weekend choices available. Kids 10 and under are admitted free. Active-duty military, veterans, and retirees receive free admission with valid military ID at entry.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge 9-shot competition at 20 yards with scopes allowed. Participants use 36-inch tubes gauged at .680, and bags are provided. The format awards first and second place in rounds one through six, followed by a seventh round that is winner take all. Wagner Skeet 9 shells are specified, and extra shots in the final round cost $5. Entry is $35 for one shot. Scoring is closest to the dot and the judge’s call is final. If you change your choke, it must be checked with a gauge. Practice time is available before the competition, the kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

A cozy happy hour at Stone Grille & Taphouse centered on time to reflect and connect. Guests raise a glass to friends, community spirit, and seasonal gratitude in a welcoming setting.

Experience a blend of hands-on instruction and communal music-making at a drum circle led by Ed Haggard of The Love Drums. All levels are welcome. The session begins with approachable rhythms, techniques for producing clear tones, and essential drum language that helps participants communicate in circles and jam sessions. After the guided portion, the group will improvise together and move to the shared groove. Drums can be borrowed for a donation, which is separate from the class fee. Registration is required by the posted deadline, and late sign ups may be possible if space allows. The fee is $16 per person when paying by credit card or $15 per person when paying with cash or check. To receive the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 in advance and let reception know upon arrival to receive a free gift, the essential oil of the month. Ed Haggard is a longtime drummer, educator, and performer who founded The Love Drums in the 1990s, has taught thousands of classes, facilitated many drum circles, studied with numerous teachers, and also sells and repairs rope tuned drums. Cancellation policy: if you cancel your enrollment, or if an instructor cancels a class, the amount paid will be credited for future use or refunded by check, minus any credit card fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

Red Lion Area High School transforms into a festive indoor marketplace with more than 150 vendors spread across two floors. The venue is fully accessible, including elevator access, and concessions are available for a convenient bite. Guests can explore raffle basket opportunities and capture photos with Santa and the Grinch. Ample parking makes arrival simple.

Hosted by the Diabetes Coalition of York County at Spring Grove YMCA, this expo focuses on the connection between physical health and mental wellness in managing diabetes and supporting overall well-being. Explore offerings from wellness vendors, access diabetes education and resources, and experience interactive demonstrations. Community organizations will be present, and there will be giveaways and other extras. Together, these activities highlight practical ways to care for both body and mind.

The White Rose Sugar Art Competition brings a sweet celebration of creativity to York County School of Technology while honoring America’s 250th anniversary. Experience live demonstrations, explore classes, and see intricate sugar artistry up close. Participants of all ages and skill levels are invited to enter, from children to masters, across 13 divisions and 31 categories that include decorated cakes, show theme cakes, 2D and 3D decorated cookies, chocolate and sugar art showpieces, international techniques, special techniques, and a tasting division featuring the special theme Red, White, and Blue Cakes. A Live Buttercream Challenge is featured, cash and merchandise prizes are awarded, and every entrant receives a swag bag. The awards ceremony welcomes parents and the public. Vendors will be on site with a range of offerings, including Sheda’s Sugars, Crafts from the Heart at the Barn, Achilles Treats, and Hartford Maryland Technical High School, with more to be announced. Generous sponsor support includes American Cake Decorating Magazine, Cake Collaborators Magazine, Former National Capital Area Cake Show, Seriously Sweet with Amy Hicks and Sugar Snack Attack, and Sugar Flower Studio by Robert Haynes. Registration for entries and classes is open.

Macaroni KID, together with the Friends of Glen Rock Borough and the Glen Rock Rec Board, presents a second annual Thanksgiving balloon parade created just for kids in York County. Children ages 1 to 17 craft their own balloon floats, show off inflatable costumes, and decorate anything that rolls, from strollers and wagons to mobility aids. The parade follows the rail trail by the Hufnagel Public Library of Glen Rock toward Table 1837 at the Glen Rock Mill Inn, then loops back to the library. The trail is fully accessible so families using strollers, wagons, or mobility aids can participate with ease. Parents and spectators cheer along the route, and every child who reaches the finish receives a treat bag. Registration is required. Balloons must be family friendly, and children 4 and under need an adult walking alongside them. A rain date will be announced.

Settle into a restorative sound bath meditation led by Therapeutic Sound Practitioner Fabienne Singer. The session blends the resonant tones of Himalayan and crystal singing bowls with chimes, gongs, and vocal elements to encourage deep relaxation and a sense of renewal. Fabienne’s background includes roots in Paris and African heritage, along with a long-held gift of clairvoyance. Since moving to the United States in 2003, her path has focused on yoga, spirituality, and holistic wellness. Tickets are $37 per person when paying by credit card, or $35 per person with cash or check. Cash or check payments also include a free gift essential oil of the month when noted at check-in. Registration should be completed by the sign up deadline, and late registration may be accepted if space remains. If enrollment is canceled by a participant or by the instructor, the fee will be credited for future use or refunded by check, minus any credit card fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

MCW Pro Wrestling brings Autumn Armageddon 2026 to Coppermine Pantherplex in Hampstead with a live show packed with aerial feats and hard hitting clashes. The card features nine matches for a full lineup of back to back action suitable for all ages. A special pre show meet and greet with WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle is available, and an event ticket is required to participate. Pricing is positioned to be among the most budget friendly options in Carroll County, and family four pack ticket offers are available online. Expect an electric crowd, big moments, and lasting memories long after the final bell.

A yearly showcase of cars brings plenty of fun to Hampstead Lions Club Park.

Discover the basics of glass blowing in a beginner-friendly class at York Township Park. Michael Peluso, who brings more than twenty years of expertise, starts with a brief demonstration and then provides hands-on guidance as each participant creates a glass Christmas ornament. Two sessions are offered to choose from. Registration is required.

Black Cap Brewing Company hosts Jake Mach for a live appearance.

Explore a lively marketplace that brings together talented artisans, delicious local food, and live entertainment amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Browse more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, with outdoor tents and food trucks on site both days. Discover handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home décor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Enjoy regional flavours including baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Cash is recommended for the best experience. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Open to the public, this monthly trap shoot welcomes participants of all experience levels. Instruction is available beforehand for those who arrive early. Rounds are priced at $5 for members and $6 for nonmembers, with shooters under 16 paying the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required for all participants.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings a relaxed, every third Thursday gathering to Franklin Street Social focused on cozy reading and community connection. Settle into the downstairs lounge and couch area with your current book, or browse a rotating monthly selection curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no expectation to participate in discussion, creating an easygoing space to unwind with good food and a drink. RSVP is not required.

Explore historic images and rare postcards at the largest antique postcard and photography show in the United States. More than 75 dealers from over 30 states and several countries offer an extensive selection to browse and buy. Admission is $5 and valid for both days.

Enjoy a relaxed creative day at St. John Lutheran Church focused on scrapbooking, card making, painting, and other crafts. Stay for the full event or come for the hours that fit your schedule. Spend time crafting alongside friends and neighbors while supporting a good cause, as proceeds benefit the church. Seating options include a full eight foot table for 30 dollars or a half table for 20 dollars, with electric available if needed. Your fee includes a table and chair, bottled water and coffee or tea throughout the day, pizza for dinner, access to shared tools, and items available for purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

Enjoy an appearance by Jake Mach at South County Brewing in Fawn Grove.

Now in its 41st year, this holiday event in Loganville features a craft show. For craft show inquiries, contact Pat Schmidt at 410-215-0276.

Celebrate the season at the fourth annual Holiday Homerun Bingo at New Freedom Community Center. Enjoy a lineup of bingo games with chances to win cash and gift card prizes. Doors open before the games begin.

Chapel Church hosts an annual craft show on Small Business Saturday. Vendors can register online, and the sign-up map shows each spot’s location and size. Both indoor and outdoor spaces are available.

Celebrate Glen Rock’s annual tree lighting with festive caroling and family-friendly fun. If the weather cooperates, games add to the activities. Santa makes a special appearance to light the tree, then stays for complimentary photos. The borough Christmas tree is set beside the EMS building and the Caroler’s Statue, and parking is available at municipal lots.

Bridgewater Public House presents a live acoustic performance by Dave McCullough. He offers fresh, original covers of popular songs across classic rock, 90s rock, alternative, jam band favorites, southern rock, country rock, and country artists. The music blends guitar with looping technology and harmonica. McCullough regularly performs throughout Harrisburg, York, Lancaster, and the Central Pennsylvania region.

Nicks In Time, an East Coast tribute to Stevie Nicks, brings a performance to Double Barrel Roadhouse that celebrates her solo career alongside the music she helped create with Fleetwood Mac. The set flows through well-known songs and focuses on recreating the sound and presence of the original artists. Kathy MacFeat takes on the voice and stage persona of Stevie Nicks. Eric Deatrick handles lead guitar and vocals in the spirit of Waddy Wachtel and Lindsey Buckingham. Ray Ondrusek covers keyboards associated with Ricky Peterson, Darrell Smith and Christine McVie, while also supplying second guitar parts drawn from Carlos Rios and Ray Lindsey. Jamie Fuhrman delivers drum work inspired by Drew Hester and Mick Fleetwood, and Liam Galiano anchors the bass in the style of Al Ortiz and John McVie. The Nicks In Time Ensemble features Kyle Kettering, Natasha Torres-Reyes and Julia Adrienne on percussion, saxophone and vocals, and their blend of instruments and voices completes the concert experience.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12-gauge, 9-shot competition at 20 yards with 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Scopes are allowed and bags are provided. Sign-in takes place before the start, and practice shots are available beforehand. Entry is $35 for one shot. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place, and Round 7 is a winner take all round. Wagner skeet 9 shells are used, and extra shots in the winner take all round are $5. Closest to the dot determines the result, and the judge has the final call. If you change your choke, it must be gauged. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized throughout.

Spring Grove Rocketry is hosting a gift card bingo fundraiser at Seven Valleys Fire Company. Admission is $20, and tickets can be obtained through the high school office or by emailing hastingb@sgasd.org. The event includes 20 bingo games with additional specials and jackpots. Students may participate, and the accompanying adult is responsible for calling bingo. Regular prizes feature $50 gift cards to popular retailers such as Starbucks, Amazon, Lowe’s, and Weis. Extra cards will be sold at the door, food will be available for purchase, and there will be pull tickets, a raffle, and 50/50 raffles.

Close out the year with a festive happy hour at Stone Grille & Taphouse. Enjoy holiday-inspired tastes, lively conversation, and plenty of holiday cheer. A simple way to make December feel special with friends or coworkers.

Black Cap Brewing Company hosts Jake Mach for an appearance.