Events in Scranton

Back Alley (AA meeting)

Back Alley is an AA meeting at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support space that hosts a variety of weekly meetings.

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The Greenhouse Project at Nay Aug Park

Move Your Body

Enjoy an upbeat exercise session led by Karen Ritter that blends simple movement with lively music and a touch of humor. The focus is on flexibility, joint mobility, strength and balance, all done without floor work or jumping. A chair is available for support, and the class also uses resistance loops, weights and blocks to create resistance without strain. Sessions may be indoors or outdoors, so dress in layers and bring water and sunglasses. Drop ins are welcome, and sign up takes place on arrival. Those new to OAOA can try one class free. After that, participate with a $5 drop in donation or choose $25 per month for unlimited classes. OAOA members 55 and older receive discounted pricing of $4 per class or $20 per month. For questions, email programs@scrantongreenhouse.org. Sponsored by Age Friendly Lackawanna, The Greenhouse Project and SMRA.

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The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an AA meeting at The Hall, a dedicated recovery support meeting space that hosts a range of weekly recovery meetings. It takes place in a setting focused on recovery alongside other meetings held there each week.

Slow Flow Yoga

A gentle, slower-paced Vinyasa flow led by Heather Solimini takes place in or just outside the greenhouse at Nay Aug Park, weather permitting, with the pavilion above the greenhouse available as an alternate spot. The session focuses on linking breath with movement and lasts about 60 minutes. It is drop in, with a $10 contribution encouraged, and payment can be made by Venmo, PayPal, or cash. Plan to dress in layers, bring a yoga mat and water, and enjoy the natural setting. Parking is located to the right of the greenhouse. Presented by The Greenhouse Project.

The Greenhouse Project

Families Helping Families

The Families Helping Families meeting takes place at The Hall in Scranton, a dedicated recovery support space that hosts weekly recovery meetings.

Scranton Pinball League - Season 16

Season play unfolds at Bartari across eight weeks of pinball competition. Weekly qualifying features four rounds of group match play, typically in groups of four, with each player choosing one machine for the night. Points are awarded 7, 5, 3, and 1 by finishing order, or 7, 4, 1 when a group has three players. Totals carry over from week to week for the league standings, and after the seventh week your two lowest or missed weeks are dropped. Week eight is finals for the top eight. Groups of four play three games using PAPA scoring of 4, 2, 1, 0. If a finalist is absent, everyone below moves up to keep the bracket full. The highest seed in each group gets first choice of game or position, followed by the next seed for each game. The top two in each group advance to a final round with the same format. A player may select any given game only once throughout finals. Additional finals for other divisions will be set according to turnout. Entry is $20 in league dues plus coin drop on the machines you play. All dues are returned through cash payouts, trophies, prizes, and IFPA fees. As a Stern Army supported series, extra prizes such as translites and other items will be available. Rulings follow the PAPA and IFPA unified ruleset, and the Tournament Director has the final word on decisions. For questions, contact scrantonpinball@gmail.com.

Bartari

Narcotics Anonymous (NA meeting)

This Narcotics Anonymous meeting is held at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support meeting space that offers a variety of weekly meetings.

Summer Fest 2026

Catch the Summer Film Festival at the Dietrich Theater, which runs from July 17 through August 6, 2026. On Aug 5, 2026 at 1:00 PM, enjoy the festival with tickets priced at $8.50 each. For the specific movie lineup, check dietrichtheater.com.

Dietrich Theater

Ted Lasso Watch Party

Catch up on the latest episodes of Ted Lasso with a watch party at Groove Brewing. Tickets are available for this event.

Groove Brewing

Midday Miracles (NA meeting)

Midday Miracles is an NA meeting held at The Hall in Scranton, a dedicated recovery support space that hosts a range of meetings each week.

Lego Club

Bring your creativity to a hands-on building session at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library. Create an original design or tackle a fun challenge, working on your own or collaborating with friends. Open to children ages 5 to 12, and welcoming both newcomers to Lego and long-time enthusiasts.

Yoga for Stress Relief

Join for a low-level beginners yoga session focused on stress relief, deep breathing, and meditation or mindfulness practices. The class is a slow flow format that takes place outdoors at Nay Aug Park, with plans to use the pavilion if the weather turns. Bring your own mat or a folding chair. A $2 donation is requested, and the program is open to anyone interested in learning these calming techniques.

Summer Fest 2026

Catch the Dietrich Theater’s Summer Film Festival, wrapping up on August 6. This festival runs for several weeks and includes a selection of featured films. Tickets cost $8.50 each, and the movie schedule is available online.

Dietrich Theater

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting hosted at The Hall, a recovery support space that holds several weekly gatherings. It provides a setting where people in recovery can connect and encourage one another.

Scranton Downtown Federal Credit Union

Scranton Jazz Festival

Enjoy the Scranton Jazz Festival, a three-day celebration that turns downtown Scranton into a lively music hub. Over the weekend, more than 80 musicians perform across 20-plus venues, with styles ranging from jazz and blues to swing and world beat. A highlight is the free Jazz Walk, where you can stroll through downtown and catch live sets at local restaurants, lounges, and other venues along the route. The festival also kicks off with a First Friday-style celebration that includes artisan vendors, family-friendly activities, and live music around the city.

Midday Miracles (NA meeting)

Midday Miracles is an NA meeting held at The Hall in Scranton, a community recovery space that hosts a range of weekly support gatherings.

Coloring Club

Enjoy a relaxed coloring session at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library, featuring a wide range of supplies and an assortment of pages suited to every experience level. All materials are available on site, and the activity is designed for children of all ages.

Groups & Meetups

Men's Meeting

A weekly gathering for men in recovery that provides a supportive space to connect with peers. It takes place at The Hall, a recovery-focused meeting venue that hosts a variety of weekly support meetings.

Tempestt Duo at Andy Gavin’s

Tempestt Duo performs at Andy Gavin’s.

Younger Group Meeting (AA meeting)

The Younger Group is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a recovery-focused venue that holds many weekly support gatherings.

HR of Bad Brains & The Human Rights Movement

H.R., the voice of Bad Brains, brings a spiritually charged set to The Ritz in Scranton alongside The Human Rights Movement. Expect deep reggae grooves, powerful themes, and the unmistakable energy long associated with Bad Brains in a rare appearance from a pivotal figure in underground music. This is an all-ages event. Support is to be announced. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Rogue Chimp

Enjoy Rogue Chimp with free admission. There is no entry fee for this event.

Bartari

Post Summer Fest 2026 Film Discussion

Come join a free, no-registration film discussion after the summer film festival. This session is facilitated by Ronnie Harvey, and it’s a chance to talk about the movies’ content and significance, share your reactions, and ask any questions about the festival films you’ve seen.

Dietrich Theater

Picnics on the Library Lawn

Pack a lunch and settle in for a relaxed picnic on the lawn at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library. Blankets will be available to borrow. Families with kids of any age are welcome. Because this is outdoors, it runs only in suitable weather.

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a recovery support space that hosts a variety of weekly meetings.

H.R. Human Rights

Catch H.R. for a live show at The Ritz Theater in Scranton. The lineup is listed for the evening with doors and show time details shown as 8:00 PM local to the venue.

Workshops & Classes

Danger Club: Tie-Dyeing

Wrap up summer with a colorful, hands-on tie-dye session from Danger Club for children in grades 4 through 6. Hats and socks will be provided to dye, and a limited number of T-shirts will be available while supplies last. Participants are welcome to bring their own items to personalize. The activity is planned for outdoors if the weather allows. Registration is requested. Presented by the Lackawanna County Children’s Library.

Broad Highway (AA meeting)

Broad Highway is an AA meeting held at The Hall, a recovery support space that hosts a variety of weekly recovery meetings.

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Presented by the Scranton Jazz Festival, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band brings its New Orleans sound to The Theater at North. Founded in 1977 and now more than 45 years in, this Grammy Award-winning ensemble blends brass band tradition with bebop, funk, and R&B and soul. The group has performed on five continents in over thirty countries, released twelve studio albums, and collaborated with artists including Modest Mouse, Widespread Panic, and Norah Jones. The lineup features Roger Lewis on baritone sax and vocals, Gregory Davis on trumpet and vocals, Kirk Joseph on sousaphone, Trevarri Huff-Boone on tenor sax and vocals, Stephen Walker on trombone and vocals, Julian Addison on drums, and Takeshi Shimmura on guitar. Tickets range from $40 to $55 plus fees and are available online or at the box office.

UKAVETS

Unplugged acoustic sets performed in person at uka-vets, offering a stripped-down sound that puts the music front and center.

uka-vets

Stay Connected (AA meeting)

Stay Connected is an AA meeting held at The Hall in Scranton. The Hall serves as a recovery support space and hosts a variety of weekly meetings focused on recovery.

4th Step Workshop (AA meeting)

4th Step Workshop is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton. The Hall serves as a community recovery space and offers a range of weekly support meetings.

Stuff Our Truck

To help Scranton area kids prepare for the 2026-2027 school year, a school supply collection will take place at Walmart Dickson City. The goal is to fill a truck with collected supplies so students have what they need when classes begin.

Walmart Dickson City

Holiday Inn Scranton East - Dunmore by IHG

Scranton Anime-Fest

Scranton Anime-Fest is an in-person celebration for anime fans, featuring cosplay, panels, and lots of time to connect with other otaku pals. Come for the fun, stay for the fantastic vibes, and enjoy the day exploring all things anime.

Al-Anon (focusing on family & friends of the addicted)

An Al-Anon meeting for relatives and friends of people affected by addiction, held at The Hall, a recovery-focused venue that hosts weekly support gatherings.

Dance Hall Devils

Dance Hall Devils are back at The V-Spot Bar for a live music night. The band’s set starts at 10:00 PM on Saturday, August 8.

The V Spot Bar

Dance Hall Devils at The VSpot

Dance Hall Devils appear at The VSpot after a slower year of shows, with family, tours, and life keeping them busy. Enjoy beers with the band and remember to tip the bartenders.

Donna's Walk

Donna's Walk is a community benefit supporting Donna as she battles pancreatic cancer. Held at Nay Aug Park, it features a walk along with basket raffles and refreshments. Additional activities may be added, with updates to be shared as planning progresses.

Better Way of Life (AA meeting)

Better Way of Life is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery-focused space that hosts a range of meetings that support recovery each week.

A Tribute to John Denver

At The Theater at North, Ted Vigil leads a heartfelt salute to John Denver. Billed as the country's top John Denver tribute artist, he mirrors the legend's look and voice, delivering a performance that Steve Weisberg, John Denver's lead guitarist, has called uncanny. The set features favorites such as "Take Me Home, Country Roads," "Leaving on a Jet Plane," "Annie's Song," "Rocky Mountain High," "Calypso," "Thank God I'm a Country Boy," "Sunshine on My Shoulders," and more. Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Theresa Britt joins the show, bringing experience as a violinist, fiddler, guitarist, and singer. Based in the Texas Hill Country, she has more than two decades in country and western swing bands, performs with regional orchestras in Texas and with string quartets, and works as an arranger, composer, and songwriter. Recently she has focused on her Dirty Rotten Swing Band project, which features a rotating lineup and blends Western Swing, jazz, and blues. Tickets are priced at $35 to $40 plus fees and are available online or at the box office.

Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple

Scranton Jazz Festival Big Band and more

Scranton Jazz Festival celebrates more than twenty years with a finale led by the Scranton Jazz Festival Big Band under the direction of Marko Marcinko. The evening begins with the PA Jazz Institute at Marywood Student Ensemble, followed by the SJF Big Band featuring special guest bassist Ron Carter. The performance is set in the Grand Ballroom of the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple with reserved seating only. The seating map shows a general layout and may be adjusted without notice. Prices may change based on demand, and event details are subject to change. Venue security policies apply. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Women’s Meditation

A weekly meditation gathering for women takes place at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support meeting space that hosts a range of weekly recovery support gatherings.

Groups & Meetups

God as I Understand Him Men’s Meeting (AA meeting)

This men’s AA meeting is held at The Hall, a dedicated recovery space that holds different recovery support meetings each week. It offers a supportive setting for those working on recovery.

Better Way of Life (AA meeting)

This Alcoholics Anonymous meeting takes place at The Hall in Scranton. The venue is a recovery support space that offers multiple recovery support meetings each week.

Loyalty Barber Shop and Shave Parlor of Scranton

Cuts for Kittens

At Cuts for Kittens, haircuts and beard trims fuel a fundraiser at Loyalty Barber Shop Scranton celebrating the first anniversary of The Barbuti Kitten Academy & Charm School. Barber services are by appointment only, and 100 percent of proceeds from those services will be donated to help provide food, medical care, and second chances for vulnerable kittens. Alongside the cuts, attendees can meet rescue kittens, check out exclusive event merchandise, and enter raffles. Appointments are limited, and the shop is donating time and talent to make it all possible.

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton. The Hall is a dedicated venue for recovery, with support meetings taking place each week.

Outdoor Recreation

Nepa Velo MNR

Meet at the Parker St Trail Head for a group ride with two pacing options. The A Group focuses on a quicker training effort with paceline practice and an overall average of about 16 to 18 mph. The B Group offers a more relaxed experience with an introduction to group riding and moving through traffic, frequent opportunities to regroup, and an average around 12 to 15 mph. Both groups set out from the trail head and head north to Jermyn for a route of approximately 22.5 miles. First-time participants in any NEPA Velo group must sign a waiver and pay $5 in seasonal club dues to support insurance. Helmets are required.

Cruise into Kindergarten

Getting ready for kindergarten can feel like a big step for families. This six-week series at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library helps incoming students build confidence through playful, supportive practice. Children will work on circle-time behavior, imaginative play, and everyday classroom routines, with each session built around a theme aligned with Pennsylvania Learning Standards and kindergarten readiness skills. Intended for children starting kindergarten in fall 2026.

Better Way of Life (AA meeting)

Better Way of Life is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton. The space regularly accommodates multiple recovery-focused gatherings each week, providing a consistent place for support.

Water Play

Stay cool this summer with outdoor water fun at Lackawanna County Children’s Library. The splash pad and water toys are set up outside on Mondays and Saturdays when the weather cooperates. Families with children of all ages are welcome.

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a dedicated recovery support space that regularly hosts a range of weekly meetings for people in recovery.

NEPA Scene Open Mic at The V-Spot in Scranton

Running for more than a decade, this free open mic at The V-Spot in Scranton is recognized as one of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s longest-running and most popular nights, drawing diverse lineups and enthusiastic crowds. Emerging and established local musicians, comedians, actors, performance artists, magicians, and others share the stage, and touring bands occasionally drop in between gigs. The evening also offers a chance to connect with fellow artists while gaining added exposure through a live stream and event photos. Sign-ups occur before the show, and a limited number of late sign-ups may be accepted, so early arrival helps secure a spot. Each act typically receives 10 to 15 minutes, adjusted based on turnout, and original material is encouraged. All performers are featured on live streams across Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, though copyrighted tracks can prevent some sets from appearing online. Photos of every act are later shared in the NEPA Scene Open Mic Facebook group for artists to download and use in their own promotion. Participants must be 18 or older. Those who are 18 to 20 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and valid identification is required for both. The venue provides a lit stage, a soundboard, two microphones, a pair of standard instrument cables, and a Mapex five-piece house drum kit. Full bands can take the stage, and performers using backing tracks may plug in a phone or laptop directly to the soundboard with provided audio cables. Any additional gear should be brought by the artist.

Back Alley (AA meeting)

Back Alley is an AA meeting held at The Hall, a space dedicated to recovery support that hosts a range of weekly meetings.

Move Your Body

Move Your Body with Karen Ritter delivers a welcoming workout set to upbeat music and a playful vibe. The session focuses on improving flexibility, joint mobility, strength, balance, and endurance without floor exercises or jumping, and a chair is available for support. Gentle resistance is added with simple tools like loops, weights, and blocks. The class may be held indoors or outdoors, so wear layers and bring water and sunglasses. New participants with OAOA can try one class for free. General drop-ins are supported by a $5 donation or $25 per month for unlimited sessions. OAOA members, ages 55 and up, receive rates of $4 per class or $20 per month. Walk-ins are welcome with sign-in on arrival. Sponsored by Age Friendly Lackawanna, The Greenhouse Project, and SMRA.

The Greenhouse Project

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a recovery support space that hosts a variety of weekly meetings.

Slow Flow Yoga

Settle into a slower Vinyasa practice guided by Heather Solimini in or near the greenhouse at Nay Aug Park, moving outdoors if the weather allows. This drop in class focuses on linking breath with movement and runs for about 60 minutes. A $10 contribution is encouraged, with Venmo, PayPal, and cash accepted. Wear layers, bring a yoga mat and water, and look for the pavilion just above the greenhouse. Parking is located next to the greenhouse on the right. Presented by The Greenhouse Project. A beginners series is also planned; message or comment for more information.

The Greenhouse Project

Danger Club: Tie-Dyeing

Wrap up summer with a colorful tie-dye activity for children in grades 4 through 6. Hats and socks will be provided, with a limited number of T-shirts available while supplies last. Participants are welcome to bring their own items to dye. The activity will take place outdoors if the weather allows. Please register for this session through the Lackawanna County Children’s Library.

Scranton Pinball League - Season 16

The new league season at Bartari spans eight weeks of competition with weekly qualifying in group match play. Each qualifying night features four rounds, players are grouped in fours when possible, and every player selects one machine for the evening. Points are awarded by finish using 7, 5, 3, 1 scoring, or 7, 4, 1 for three-player groups, and totals carry across all weeks toward the standings. After week seven, the two lowest or missed weeks are dropped. Week eight is finals for the top eight, played in four-player groups over three games using PAPA scoring of 4, 2, 1, 0. If a finalist cannot attend, seeds below shift up to keep the field full. For each game, the highest seed in the group chooses either the machine or position first, followed by the next highest seed, and so on. The top two from each group advance to one more round with the same format, and no player may choose the same game more than once during finals. Additional finals formats for those outside the main division will be set based on attendance. League dues are $20 plus coin drop for the machines played. All dues are returned through cash, trophies, prizes, and IFPA fees. As a Stern Army sponsored event, there is added prize support including translites and other giveaways. Rulings follow the PAPA and IFPA unified ruleset, and the Tournament Director has the final say. For questions, email scrantonpinball@gmail.com.

Bartari

Narcotics Anonymous (NA meeting)

A Narcotics Anonymous meeting is held at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery-focused venue that hosts a range of weekly recovery support meetings.

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Midday Miracles

Midday Miracles is an NA meeting held at The Hall in Scranton. The Hall is a recovery-focused meeting space that hosts a range of weekly support gatherings.

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Lego Club

A creative Lego session for ages 5 to 12 at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library. Kids can imagine and construct their own builds or take on a challenge provided by the program. They may work on their own or collaborate with a team. All experience levels are welcome, from confident builders to those trying Lego for the first time.

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The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at The Hall in Scranton, a dedicated recovery space that holds a range of support meetings throughout the week.

Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Scranton

Workshops & Classes

Ceramic Painting Classes

Join a relaxing, beginner-friendly ceramic painting workshop where you’ll create your own hand-painted ceramic bowl or plate. Over a 2.5-hour, hands-on session, you’ll personalize your piece with colors, patterns, and guided techniques. All materials are included, and you’ll also be able to enjoy traditional Turkish tea and sweet treats while you work. You’ll leave with your finished ceramic piece to take home.

Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Scranton

Workshops & Classes

Mosaic Art Classes Scranton: Turkish Lamp Workshop

Learn the craft of Turkish mosaic lamps in this hands-on, in-person workshop. You’ll spend about 2.5 hours laying tiles to form geometric patterns, guided step-by-step by expert instructors while you create your own Turkish mosaic lamp to take home. The session also includes Turkish tea service with treats and homemade Turkish shortbread cookies.

Midday Miracles (NA meeting)

Midday Miracles is an NA meeting held at The Hall, a dedicated recovery support meeting space. The venue hosts a variety of weekly recovery support meetings.

Coloring Club

Settle in for a relaxed coloring session at the Lackawanna County Children’s Library. A selection of coloring pages and plenty of supplies will be available, with choices suited to every skill level. This program welcomes children of all ages.

Men's Meeting

This weekly men's recovery meeting takes place at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support venue that hosts a variety of weekly recovery support meetings.

Picnics on the Library Lawn

Pack a lunch and relax on the lawn of the Lackawanna County Children’s Library for a casual community picnic. Blankets will be available to use, and the gathering will occur only if weather conditions allow. Open to families with children of all ages.

The Worst Is Over

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support meeting space that hosts a range of weekly recovery meetings.

Kids' Swim Night 3

Spend an after-hours evening at Montage Mountain Waterpark during a special kids swim night featuring appearances by costumed characters, interactive games and activities, a DJ providing music, and plenty of time for pool fun and water slides. It is open to children of all ages and their families. Admission is $10 for ages 3 and up, children 2 and under are free, and Montage Mountain Waterpark season passholders receive complimentary entry.

Outdoor Recreation

Bus Trip to New York Botanical Gardens

Embrace a 1960s vibe at Flower Power, a celebration of flowers as enduring symbols of peace and love. The cost is $100 for members and $105 for non-members, which covers bus transportation, garden admission, and a private guided tram tour. Attendees will handle their own lunch. A return departure from the gardens is planned. If you are interested in attending and are not a member of the garden club, please leave a message with your contact information.

Green Ridge Plaza

Stay Connected

Stay Connected is an AA meeting at The Hall, a dedicated recovery support space that hosts a range of weekly recovery gatherings. Participants meet in a setting created for ongoing recovery support alongside other meetings held throughout the week.

4th Step Workshop

4th Step Workshop is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support space that hosts weekly meetings. Participants gather in this dedicated venue to continue their AA journey alongside others in a recovery-focused setting.

Al-Anon

This Al-Anon meeting centers on the needs of family and friends of people affected by addiction. It takes place at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support space that hosts a range of weekly support meetings.

Better Way of Life

Better Way of Life is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a recovery support meeting space that hosts multiple weekly recovery meetings.

Spooky Summer 2026

NEPA Horror Fest brings back Spooky Summer for a full day and night of fright-friendly fun at the Circle Drive-In Theater. Expect live music, food, vendors, theater performances, movies, and meet-and-greets with featured guests including Michael Bower and Shaun Weiss. Please note this is a non-refundable event and all guests may be subject to cancellation due to professional commitments out of NEPA Horror’s control.

Circle Drive-In

Music in the Park

Brass Storm performs at Nay Aug Park in Scranton as part of the Summer in the Parks concert series, delivering vibrant brass and rich harmonies in a relaxed outdoor setting. The concert is free and open to all, with no tickets required. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy music surrounded by the park’s natural scenery, with rhythms sure to keep toes tapping.

Women’s Meditation

Women meet weekly for a meditation session at The Hall, a space dedicated to recovery support that regularly hosts a range of recovery support meetings.

God as I Understand Him Men’s Meeting (AA meeting)

This men’s Alcoholics Anonymous gathering, known as God as I Understand Him, takes place at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support space that hosts multiple recovery support meetings each week.

Better Way of Life (AA meeting)

Better Way of Life is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall in Scranton, a recovery support meeting space with multiple gatherings each week.

Steamtown National Historic Site

Ice Cream Express

Climb aboard the Ice Cream Express for a round-trip journey between Scranton and Gouldsboro that combines scenic travel, local history, and a relaxed, family-focused pace. On arrival, each ticket includes the signature All Aboard Sundae crafted by Ice Screamers of Moosic. During the layover at Gouldsboro Station, enjoy live Dixieland music, explore historic exhibits and a vintage car display, play yard games, and take part in optional photo opportunities. The experience is welcoming for all ages with time to unwind before the return to Scranton. Every ticket supports preservation efforts at Steamtown National Historic Site.

2026 ACT Youth Games

The ACT Youth Games return to Montage Mountain with a family-friendly day featuring sports, music, and food. The event raises funds to build an inclusive playground in NEPA in memory of Isla Rose Melucci and also promotes awareness of SUDC, Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood. Enjoy an uplifting atmosphere that brings the community together in support of a meaningful cause.

Montage Mountain

The Worst Is Over (AA meeting)

The Worst Is Over is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held at The Hall, a dedicated venue that regularly hosts weekly recovery gatherings. The meeting takes place in a space focused on recovery support.

Soft No

SOFT NO is set to perform at the Dungeon at the Ritz in Scranton. Doors open for the show at 7:00 PM, with a lineup that includes SOFT NO.

Dungeon at the Ritz

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Summer Fun Time

Join Miss Mary for an hour of games, arts and crafts, and other fun activities. Registration is required, and it’s geared toward ages 5-12.

Taylor Community Library

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Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple

The West Point Band - Celebrating America's 250th

The West Point Band presents a salute to the nation’s 250th at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple, with a program that ranges from Broadway favorites and bluegrass to lively marches and sweeping American themes. This free concert is open to everyone and celebrates the country through music.

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No Surrender

At The VSpot, No Surrender delivers another night of debauchery, playing favorite hits and keeping things playful with a hopeful nod to a Booze News roast.

The V Spot Bar

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Steamtown National Historic Site

Steamtown Excursion to Carbondale: Pioneer Nights

Hop aboard Steamtown National Historic Site for an excursion to Carbondale for Pioneer Nights. You’ll travel through the Lackawanna Valley and arrive in time to enjoy one of Carbondale’s biggest community celebrations, with live music, food vendors, kids’ activities, and a parade along Main Street in the early evening. Once you get there, you’ll have time to explore the festival atmosphere at your own pace.

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Lackawanna River Heritage Trail

GPAS Rescue Run

Take part in a community run and walk that raises vital support for Griffin Pond Animal Shelter. Choose the 5K, push your pace in the 10K, or enjoy a 2-mile fun walk. Entry fees are $30 for the 5K, $35 for the 10K, and $30 for the fun walk, with participation helping provide food, medical care, and shelter for local animals. Leashed dogs are welcome, and participants are asked to be mindful of one another along the route. Register by the noted deadline to secure a free event T-shirt.

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Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at Viewmont Mall

Cousins Maine Lobster is returning to Viewmont Mall, serving up lobster favorites. The food stand will be open from late morning through the evening, so you can swing by for lunch or dinner while you’re in the mall.

Viewmont Mall

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Fsaints Live

fSaints performs live as part of their tour. Admission is $5 at the door.

The Bog

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fSaints

fSaints are taking the stage at The Bog in Scranton for an evening show starting at 8:00 PM. Expect a lively mix of alternative pop, indie rock, and surf rock styles from the band live.

The Bog

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The Rootes Duo

The Rootes Duo takes the stage at The V Spot after early open mic beginnings and a run of shows at bars and restaurants across the valley. Expect spirited takes on favorites from the 1990s through today, highlighted by tight harmonies and the drive of a full band distilled into two singers and a single guitar. Discover what the buzz is about.

The V Spot

The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

Berzerkus ft Lamb of God and more

Berzerkus brings Lamb of God, Black Label Society, Suicidal Tendencies, Down, Zakk Sabbath, Dark Chappel, Bonfire, and Use Your Illusion to The Pavilion at Montage Mountain for a multi-artist concert. Tickets include multiple presale options, including Artist, Live Nation, Knotfest, Blabbermouth, Rock Feed, BKVegan, Revolver, Metal Edge, Preferred Seating Offer, and Official Platinum, along with a public onsale.

Iconic Women of Music

At The Theater at North, vocalist and songwriter Rae Radick leads a vibrant tribute to the songs of groundbreaking women across generations, featuring beloved hits associated with Dolly Parton, Cher, Stevie Nicks, Tina Turner, Shania Twain, Janis Joplin, and more. The performance blends energy and range as it celebrates timeless anthems from across the decades. Radick brings extensive stage experience. She has opened for Miranda Lambert, Phil Vassar, Brett Young, Maddie & Tae, and Bret Michaels, and has held multiple weekly residencies on Broadway in Nashville. Originally from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, she spent ten years in New York City as a working actress, model, singer, and songwriter. Now based in Nashville, she tours nationally and has been featured on various radio stations and summer festivals. Her credits include appearances at the Plaza Hotel, the Hilton in Atlantic City, TV’s Fox and Friends, Shea Stadium, the Capitol Theater, the Intrepid Museum, the Queen Mary in San Diego, Brooklyn Bowl, The Bitter End, Rockwood Music Hall, and Red Lion. A favorite memory for her was performing with a 90 piece orchestra at the Riviera Theater in Buffalo, NY alongside the 20 time National Champions American Legion Band of the Tonawandas. Tickets are $25 to $45, plus fees, and are available online or at the box office.

Paranormal Lockdown

Wyoming Valley Ghost Tours presents a hands-on paranormal lockdown inside the historic Catlin House, home of the Lackawanna Historical Society. This is a structured investigation rather than a guided ghost tour. Participants become part of a professional team supported by a central command with live audio and video feeds, assigned tasks, and small-group operations throughout the home. Rotate through different roles as you explore multiple rooms, monitor activity in real time, take part in experiments, and share your findings with the group. All investigative equipment is provided and no prior experience is required. Pizza, soda, and water are included. Attendance is limited to 12 people. This is an investigation only and does not include overnight accommodations. All attendees must be 18 or older. Anyone who appears intoxicated will be denied entry or asked to leave without a refund. Expect walking and stairs, and wear closed-toe, comfortable footwear rather than sandals, flip-flops, open-toed shoes, or high heels. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance, and none will be available at the door. Refunds are only issued if the organizer cancels the event.

Catlin House

The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

Bonfire Concert

Bonfire is scheduled to perform at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton. This is a live concert event featuring hard rock and metal sounds, with the show starting in the afternoon.

AUG29

Alex Marley

The Ritz hosts Alex Marley for an all-ages evening rooted in reggae and uplifting rhythms. As a cousin of Bob Marley, he blends crowd-pleasing tributes with his own songs, shaping a sunny, feel-good atmosphere that honors the heart of the genre.

AUG29

Dad Rock Night

At TheVspot Bar, a tongue-in-cheek Dad Rock celebration turns the night into a full-throttle singalong of the divorced dad soundtrack. Expect big choruses and power chords from Nickelback, Creed, Shinedown, Journey, Hinder, 3 Doors Down, Lifehouse, Daughtry, Buckcherry, Finger Eleven, Pearl Jam, Staind, Switchfoot, and Live. Dress the part in peak suburban-dad style... think tall socks, bright white sneakers, trusty cargo shorts, and barbecue-ready gear. Behind the bar, Busch Light and Bud Heavy keep the theme going. Whether you are a dad, know a dad, or just love belting out radio rock, this one leans into the humor and the feels. Get ready to rock, soak up the nostalgia, and channel your inner divorced dad.

TheVspot Bar

AUG30

Markets

Pop-Up Farmers Market

The inaugural Pop-Up Farmers Market at Lace Village brings together a handpicked mix of farmers, growers, food producers, and artisan vendors from across Northeastern Pennsylvania. Browse fresh produce straight from local farms, crafts by regional makers, small-batch foods, baked treats, and one-of-a-kind finds in a scenic outdoor setting. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, offering an easy way to support local businesses, connect with the community, and take in the historic surroundings of Lace Village. Consider bringing reusable shopping bags for convenient browsing and carry-home ease.

Lace Village

AUG30

Moon Tavern & Entertainment Complex

NEPA Trivia Fest 2026

Get ready for NEPA’s biggest trivia showdown at the Moon Ballroom in Moon Tavern & Entertainment Complex. The night includes new trivia hosts, a cash prize for the winning team, and raffles and ticket proceeds that will benefit NEPA Youth Shelter. Doors open at 1:00 PM and trivia starts at 2:00 PM.

SEP6

Horsepower for Hope Car and Bike Show

Horsepower For Hope launches its first annual benefit car show at McDade Park, bringing the community together to support a local individual recently diagnosed with Stage Three Breast Cancer. Vehicles of every kind are encouraged to participate, whether it is a classic, a custom build, a modern performance ride, or a unique project. Vehicle registration is $10 on the day of the show, and it will take place rain or shine. Highlights include live music from local musician Luke Lucas, door prizes and basket raffles, and on-site food trucks. The first 100 cars to register will receive dash plaques. All proceeds from this inaugural year go directly to the person in need, and the organizers intend for future editions to benefit different causes. For more information, contact Don Bidwell at 570-687-8765, Lynzi Bidwell at 570-251-1947, or Chelsea Zongilla at 570-677-6810.

McDade Park

SEP6

Wild Cathedral

Wild Cathedral pairs a flash-focused studio experience with an exhibition that treats the forest as a sanctuary. The collection examines the architecture of the natural world, with trunks that read like columns, ridgelines that suggest Gothic-style arches, and moonlit branches that echo the pattern of a rose window. It rests at the point where structure meets open sky and where a sense of reverence meets the ground. The work leans into verticality, thoughtful symmetry, and the quiet presence of negative space. Each piece evokes the feeling of entering something immense and sacred, shaped by nature rather than by human hands. Flash is available for one day.

Liminal Ink and Art

SEP10

2026 Steamtown Music Awards

Now in its 13th year, the Steamtown Music Awards spotlights musicians and music professionals from Northeastern Pennsylvania. The program honors achievements in more than 35 categories and includes live performances, award presentations, and opportunities for fans, artists, and industry members to connect. Nominations are open.

TheVspot Bar

SEP10

CKY

CKY, a defining force in alternative rock from West Chester, Pennsylvania, takes the stage with a sound that pairs heavy guitar attack with melodic hooks. The band rose to prominence alongside the Jackass era and its own CKY video series, cultivating a devoted cult following that has endured for decades. Tickets are $23 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Support will be announced.

Ritz Building

SEP11

"Dancing in the Aisles" The Ultimate Motown Experience

Dancing in the Aisles, The Ultimate Motown Experience, brings the classic Motown sound to The Theater at North for an evening of music, memories, and high-energy live performance. The show spotlights Motown Legends from Detroit, The Shades of Blue, the group behind the 1966 #1 Billboard hit "Oh How Happy!" and inductees of the Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame in 2015. An all-star lineup rounds out the production. Stuart Avig, original lead singer of The Valadiers and the voice of the 1961 Motown hit "Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam)," appears as one of the few original Motown artists still touring. Charles Davis, former lead singer of The Contours, brings the crowd-pleasing "Do You Love Me" that he performed on the international Dirty Dancing Tour. Delbert Nelson, a former lead vocalist with The Funk Brothers, joins the cast, alongside Raymond Ward of The Fantastic Four, Sheila Taylor, niece of Levi Stubbs of The Four Tops, and Baby Ray Moore, a renowned drummer who has performed with Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, and Ali Woodson of The Temptations. Musical direction comes from Tom Loncaric, a seasoned keyboardist and pianist who has supported artists from Little Anthony to The Miracles and many others. Expect tight harmonies, vibrant choreography, eye-catching costumes, and top-tier showmanship. The program offers a spirited tour through Hitsville USA, celebrating favorites by The Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, Michael Jackson, The Spinners, and more. Whether swaying in a seat or dancing in the aisles, audiences can look forward to a night that captures the heart and soul of a beloved American songbook. Tickets are priced at $30, $35, and $40 plus fees, and are available online or in person at the box office.

SEP12

A Tribute to Bob Seger at The Theater at North, Scranton, PA

Brave Strangers brings a full-scale salute to Bob Seger to The Theater at North in Scranton, PA. The 14-piece lineup features an eight-piece rhythm section, the Segerettes on harmonies, the Runaway Train Horn Section, and Tony Paulino capturing the signature vocal sound. Expect live versions of favorites like Turn the Page, Night Moves, and Old Time Rock & Roll, plus more classics. Audience feedback highlights the convincing look, moves, and voice, praising the group’s musicianship and precision.

Nay Aug Park, Scranton, PA

SEP12

Markets

HNA Community Flea Market at Nay Aug

HNA is hosting a late season community flea market at Nay Aug Park, set in the parking lot between the concert area and the pavilion. It offers a final chance to clear out household items before colder weather arrives. Shoppers are welcome, and a rain date will be announced if needed. Seller details: Space is limited, and registration is required to confirm a spot. Each reservation covers one parking space with the area in front available for displays. All unsold goods and any trash must be taken with you after the market, and spaces must be left clean. Nothing may be left behind. Sellers will be admitted to begin setup. The fee is $10 per space for non HNA members, while HNA members may reserve one complimentary space per household. To register, call or text (272) 772-9210. Local laws prohibit the sale of firearms, ammunition, explosives, alcohol, tobacco, live animals, and any obscene, pornographic, or counterfeit merchandise. All sellers must comply with these restrictions.

SEP12

GOOD THINGS ARE HAPPENING FEST 2026

Celebrating its fifth year, Good Things Are Happening Fest fills Scranton Iron Furnaces with a full day of live music, arts, food, craft beer, and more. The lineup features Pool Kids, Have Mercy, James Barrett, The Sw!ms, The Virgos, Wild Red, Latewaves, Purple Lung, Rachel Ana Dobken, Connor Bracken & The Mother Leeds Band, and Look Back Luna. This all ages event will be held rain or shine.

Scranton Iron Furnaces

SEP19

25 Years of Insalaco Alumni Art Exhibition - Closing Reception

The closing reception honors a quarter century of the Insalaco Center for Studio Arts with a juried showcase of Marywood Art alumni. Works span many forms, including logos, layouts, drawing, photography, painting, and sculpture, reflecting creative journeys from student days to recent practice. The exhibition is juried by department chairs from across the program’s history, including Matt Povse, Sr. Cor, Bob Griffith, John Meza, Pam Parsons, and Chris Medley. Presented in the recently renovated Mahady and Suraci Galleries within the Insalaco Building, this reception takes place during Alumni Weekend and concludes an exhibition that opens at the start of the fall semester.

SEP19

Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Scranton

Meet Patti! Underworld Culture Convention

Patti Negri, the Good Witch of Hollywood, appears at the Underworld Culture Convention at the Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel Scranton. Across the weekend, she leads workshops on haunted dolls and poppet magick on both days, and hosts an exclusive séance at the Haunted Trolley Museum. The convention features vendors, hands-on sessions, panel conversations, and a wide range of paranormal programming, including horror, the supernatural, metaphysical topics, and cryptids. A portion of proceeds supports Fisher House.

SEP19

Sports

Paint the Planet Pink 5K, Fun Walk, and Gentlemen's Dash

Now in its 13th year, Color Me Pink features a 5K, a fun walk, and the Gentlemen's Dash. The day opens with Mass at Madonna Della Strada Chapel on The University of Scranton campus, then continues downtown for the athletic events. The route starts and finishes at Courthouse Square in downtown Scranton on Linden Street between North Washington and Adams.

Courthouse Square: Scranton

SEP26

AN EVENING WITH BLACK FLAG

Black Flag takes the stage with a refreshed lineup led by founding guitarist Greg Ginn, delivering the band’s trademark sound. Recognized as a defining force in punk, the group returns for a live performance that reflects its legacy while moving it ahead. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 on the day of the show.

SEP27

Show Your Stripes 5k - Gameboard Edition

Show Your Stripes 5K and Fun Walk brings a playful gameboard themed edition to Nay Aug Park in Scranton. This community gathering supports Ronald McDonald House Scranton and the families it serves. Packet pickup will be available ahead of the event, with race day pickup at the bandstand across from the museum within the park.

OCT2

"Imagine” A John Lennon Tribute Concert

Experience the music and spirit of John Lennon with Imagine, a tribute concert starring Scot Michael Arch. He takes on Lennon’s role with vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards, and harmonica, drawing on a long history in Beatles tributes. Arch worked alongside original members of Beatlemania, the Tony Award winning Broadway production, before creating and continuing to tour with his own show, Beatlemania Now, a salute to the 1960s and the Beatles. That production has appeared in cities across the United States and in countries including Russia, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Panama, Curacao, Mexico, and Spain, and has shared the stage with artists such as Billy Joel, Cheap Trick, America, Wilson Pickett, Cinderella, The Hooters, Felix Cavaliere of The Rascals, Blood Sweat and Tears, Mitch Ryder of the Detroit Wheels, and The Rip Chords. In 2014, Arch and Beatlemania Now were selected from leading Beatles tribute acts to re-create the Beatles first U.S. concert at Washington Coliseum for its 50th anniversary, following Tommy Roe and performing to another sold out crowd with global media coverage. His portrayal was also captured for the official 2009 The Beatles Rock Band video game, where he served as the template for Lennon. Tickets are $25 to $45 plus fees and can be purchased online or at the box office.

OCT2

Cruel Summer - Tribute to Taylor Swift

At The Ritz Theater, Cruel Summer presents a live Taylor Swift tribute that celebrates music from every era, spanning early country tracks through chart topping pop hits. Fans can sing and dance along with one another throughout the show. Era inspired outfits and friendship bracelets are encouraged. All ages are welcome.

OCT3

Sweet Treats Cookie Festval

A family friendly celebration of sweets awaits, featuring artisan desserts, cookies, and more from local bakers and sweet treat vendors. Look for decadent brownies, freshly baked muffins, and craft vendors with food themed surprises, plus food trucks serving additional options. Activities fill the afternoon with a cookie decorating contest, pumpkin painting, games, photo spots with an autumn theme, raffle baskets, and the Cookie Quest. Early admission packages bundle a T-shirt, a decorating kit for the contest, tickets for lunch and drinks, and entries for raffles and the 50/50. A VIP upgrade adds a Cookie Quest ticket, early access to the festival, and a dessert themed tattoo. Admission can also be purchased at the door, without package discounts.

McDade Park

OCT3

"Return to Paradise" A Tribute to the Music of STYX

The Theater at North presents an evening of classic rock tributes as "Return to Paradise" celebrates the music of Styx with special guest "Best Shot" honoring Pat Benatar. Return to Paradise features Sean Minardi on drums, synth, and vocals, Anthony Paul on lead vocals, James Erickson on guitar and vocals, Ron Torina on guitars, Rob Epstein on keyboards, and Joe Mendozza on bass and vocals. Anthony brings the signature voices of Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw to the stage, while Rob crafts keyboard sounds that mirror DeYoung’s famed analog tones. Guitarists James and Ron deliver the recognizable riffs, leads, and twin harmonies, and the rhythm team of Sean and Joe drives the performance with power and precision while adding to the layered vocals. The set blends theatrical presentation, tight musicianship, and rich vocal arrangements, with moments that encourage audience sing-alongs to capture the spirit of a Styx concert. "Best Shot" offers a dynamic salute to Pat Benatar, led by vocalist Melissa Lotardo with note-for-note renditions that evoke Benatar’s classic 80s sound and style. Expect favorites such as Shadows of the Night, Heartbreaker, Love Is a Battlefield, and more. The band features Melissa on lead vocals, Jerry G on lead guitar, Jeff C on keys and backing vocals, Rob Curry on bass, and Tom Christie on drums. Tickets are priced from $25 to $45, plus fees.

OCT3

Scranton The Electric City

Cruisin for a Cause

Marywood University’s annual car show brings the community together to support Saint Joseph’s Center, featuring live music, raffles, and a broad showcase of automobiles from vintage classics to contemporary muscle cars. All types of vehicles are welcome to participate, and a $10 vehicle entry donation benefits Saint Joseph’s Center.

OCT4

3rd Annual Driven to Duty Car Show

The Driven to Duty Car Show at Toyota of Scranton is a community event that supports two local veteran organizations, Fight4Vets and the NEPA Armed Forces Day Parade. All types of vehicles are welcome, including classic and modern muscle, imports and domestic tuners, exotic and luxury models, big trucks and mini trucks, and motorcycles. Awards and recognition are planned, with more than 25 trophy classes and over 10 specialty awards. New for 2026, the best show car, truck, and motorcycle each receive a $200 cash prize along with a trophy. DJ Jewels will keep the music going throughout the day, and food trucks will be on site, including Ray’s Porketta, Tubby’s, and Fondippity. Pre-registration is available, or participants may register the day of the show for $20.

Toyota of Scranton

OCT8

The Carole King and James Taylor Story featuring Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews

A heartfelt celebration of two songwriting giants comes to The Theater at North, tracing the music and stories of Carole King and James Taylor. Vocalist and pianist Phoebe Katis embodies King, while guitarist and singer Dan Clews channels Taylor, delivering beloved songs like Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You’ve Got a Friend, and more. After acclaimed, sold out appearances at major festivals and venues in the UK and the US, including the Edinburgh Fringe and the Adelaide Fringe, the show arrives with a reputation for authenticity and warmth. Critics and industry voices have praised the production and its performers, with outlets such as The Upside News, BroadwayBaby, BBC Radio, and Three Weeks offering strong commendations, and Sir George Martin recognizing Dan Clews’s talent. Admission is $50, plus applicable fees.

OCT9

"Double Duran" - The Ultimate Duran Duran Experience

Double Duran delivers a high energy tribute to Duran Duran, pairing precision musicianship with an immersive multimedia show. The production captures the band’s distinctive sound and style, filling the space with soaring synths, driving bass, layered harmonies, cinematic projections, and the fashion that defined the era. Hits like Hungry Like the Wolf, Rio, The Reflex, and Girls on Film light up the room while the group’s careful attention to musical and visual detail wins praise from venues, promoters, and devoted fans across the country. Known for selling out venues nationwide, this experience aims to feel as close as possible to seeing Duran Duran live. Tickets are priced from $25 to $45 plus fees and are available online or at the box office.

OCT10

Fall Food & Wine Fest 2026

At Lace Village in Scranton, the third annual fall food and wine celebration brings together vendors from across the region. The festival features tastings of wine, beer, and spirits, flavorful bites from local food purveyors, shopping, and a welcoming outdoor setting that captures the spirit of the season. Admission is free for everyone. Guests who wish to sample alcoholic beverages can purchase a $20 wristband, which includes a keepsake tasting glass to use while visiting participating booths. The event is held outside and will continue in any weather, offering a chance to discover local businesses, connect with the wider Scranton community, and explore this mixed‑use complex.

Lace Village

OCT14

Illuminating Hope, An Evening Celebrating World Mental Health Day

Illuminating Hope is a fall fundraiser celebrating World Mental Health Day. The evening includes a cash bar, hearty appetizers, raffle baskets, and conversations highlighting the importance of accessible mental health care in the community. Proceeds support the programs and operations of the Scranton Counseling Center.

OCT17

"Live and Let Die" - A Tribute to Paul McCartney

Packed House Productions presents a high-energy celebration of Paul McCartney’s music at The Theater at North with Live and Let Die, a tribute starring Tony Kishman, a veteran of the Broadway hit Beatlemania. Supported by a stellar band, this multimedia concert blends meticulous musicianship with striking visuals to honor McCartney’s legacy across the Beatles era and his solo career. Audiences can look forward to favorites such as Hey Jude, Jet, Penny Lane, Live and Let Die, Yesterday, Eleanor Rigby, My Love, Let It Be, Maybe I’m Amazed, Got to Get You into My Life, Silly Love Songs, and more. Lauded for an authentic McCartney sound and presence, Kishman and company deliver a polished production with cutting-edge audio and lighting that often has crowds on their feet. Tickets are $40 to $45 plus fees and can be purchased online, by phone, or at the box office.