Events in Punxsutawney today

Mint Condition's annual fall festival takes place at Grampian Park, featuring food and drinks, local vendors, and entertainment for kids. The event also includes a soup cook off.

A hands-on T-shirt bar celebrates local school spirit and coincides with Longshot Ammo and Arms hosting its 10 Year Bash. Following the format of the spring edition, it features multiple designs for area schools that can be personalized on t-shirts, hoodies, and crew necks. Options include Redbank, Brookville, Dubois, Union, Clarion, C-L, AC Valley, Karnscity, Punxsy, and more. Choose a design, pick your garment, and have it created on the spot. More information will be shared soon.

Harvest Moon Market brings an autumn marketplace to Chiplis Country Market with local vendors offering a wide range of goods. Browse handmade creations, art, jewelry, herbal apothecary items, crystals and other spiritual tools, along with cozy seasonal finds and autumn decor. Readers and healers will be on site with holistic services, creating a welcoming atmosphere that captures the season's charm.

A relaxed car meet with music and pizza brings the community together in DuBois near Mansell Stadium just off Liberty Boulevard. Expect a live DJ playing favorite tracks, fresh Buck’s Pizza to enjoy, and chances to win through raffles and a 50/50. Admission is free, and voluntary donations at entry support First Class Children’s Foundation and local kids. Bring a car to show, come with friends, or simply stop by to hang out.

Snake Road brings a lively mix of country favorites, from classic to contemporary, that will keep you moving at Dixonville Moose Lodge 833.

Trixx is back on the Moose Stage with a live set of classic rock tracks.

This 5k run and walk continues the tradition of supporting the PA Wounded Warriors program. The route follows Beaver Dr to the Walkway in DuBois, turns into the Martins parking lot, continues to Division St, then returns to Beaver Dr and finishes at the Delaney Toyota parking lot. The course is flat and suitable for participants of all ages and paces. Awards will be presented to the first overall male and female, with up to three awards per division based on the number of participants who pre-register. Registration includes beverages and lunch, with lunch served immediately after the race.

Billy Mac makes his Punxsy Moose debut for Sunday Funday. The performance features country and rock spanning the 1950s through today.

A book club gathering at Maison Alkaaby focuses on The Witches of New York by Ami McKay. Set in 1880s New York, the story intertwines tea leaf reading, fortune telling, mystery, and a gentle touch of the supernatural, making it a fitting choice for an evening of candlelight and curious conversation. The format suits readers who have finished the novel as well as those just beginning, with time for discussion, a sense of community, and a brief literary escape.