Events in Shippensburg, PA

Local stained glass artist Chris Parker leads a hands-on workshop focused on creating a stained glass duck using the copper foil method. Participants select their glass, learn each step of the process, and use provided supplies from start to finish. Projects are completed in one session and taken home the same evening. Each finished piece can be set up as a sun catcher, a nightlight, or a garden stake.

Connect with others who share your interests in a relaxed setting. Participants share their own work, receive constructive feedback from the group, and build new friendships. It is a welcoming space to exchange ideas and grow your skills through supportive discussion.

This small-group support space is for parents and caregivers grieving the death of a child at any age, from infant through adult. Whether the loss is recent or years ago, connecting with peers can help process difficult emotions and the life challenges that accompany grief. Participants come from many different circumstances, including losses due to illness, accidents, overdose, suicide, and homicide. Meetings take place at the Drew's Hope Grief Center. RSVPs are appreciated to DMTF at 717-532-8922 or drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net.

Take part in a relaxed open-play gathering devoted to Riftbound, the card game inspired by League of Legends. Participation is free with no entry fee, and players can stop by for casual matches at their own pace. New and experienced players are welcome, and bringing a friend is encouraged.

Take part in book-themed bingo and browse a tempting bake sale. Win books as prizes while you play. Donations for bingo cards are welcome, with a limit of two cards per person. This event is open to the public.

Enjoy a day on the course in support of Big Spring Baseball. Player registration is available through the tickets link, and sponsorship opportunities are offered for anyone wishing to contribute. The tournament offers friendly competition while backing Big Spring Baseball.

Heathen Farms, a family-run market farm and homestead, sets up at the North Square Farmers Market with a rotating selection of seasonal produce, handmade goods, books, and other farm-made products. Because everything is grown and created on a small scale, the offerings can vary from one week to the next. Attendees can meet the family behind the farm, explore other local vendors, and support growers, makers, and small businesses in the community. For weekly attendance plans, harvest previews, featured items, and any schedule updates, follow the event and the Heathen Farms Facebook Page.

A faerie-themed festival brings a full slate of activities, stories, performances, and treats. The Children’s Crafting Center offers free projects such as wand making and crown decorating. Storytime with Flyleaf The Book Fairy and the Duck Pond provide chances to take home a book. Food trucks serve a range of dishes and beverages, and artists and crafters showcase handmade, unique creations. Skye The Fae Of Colors hosts a ticketed Fairy Tea Party that includes a treat from The Bakers Bowl, a story from Flyleaf, a singalong, a make-your-own craft, and a prize to keep. Entertainment features performances by The Chambersburg Ballet along with additional acts. A costume contest wraps up the festivities with prizes available.

Pokémon fans meet at Level Up Games inside The Red Rocker for a welcoming get-together centered on trading, casual battles, and learn to play help. Bring a binder and deck or come without cards and get guidance on how to start. Spend time trading, playing, or simply talking Pokémon with others who share the hobby. Admission is free, no prior experience is required, and it is open to all ages and skill levels.

A community food distribution is planned to support neighbors facing food insecurity. Please bring your own bags or boxes to carry items home. Leaving cartons or containers in line will not reserve a spot, so plan to wait in person. To receive assistance, participants must complete a brief self-declaration of need, available at the check-in table during distribution.

Set on the fairways of Chambersburg Country Club, the Dr. Stephen Overcash Memorial Golf Tournament brings the community together for a day of golf that supports Occupational Services Inc. Event proceeds address unmet needs at OSI, a nonprofit serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as mental health diagnoses, helping provide resources, opportunities, and vital support services. Ways to take part include playing in the tournament, arranging a sponsorship, or donating a prize, with every contribution advancing OSI’s mission and making a lasting impact.

A food truck will be set up in the King St parking lot, offering the full menu. This visit is open to the public.

A welcoming support group for widows and widowers of any age offers a space to share, listen, and find understanding with others who have experienced spousal loss. Gatherings take place at Drew’s Hope Grief Center and are co-facilitated by a bereaved spouse. A children’s activity group is available downstairs while the adult group meets upstairs, and advance registration is required so volunteers can be scheduled to ensure child safety. If care for infants or toddlers is needed, arrangements may be possible upon request. As participation grows, the organizers plan to explore more tailored groups, such as for bereaved spouses with school-age children or for older adult grievers, and may consider a daytime option. RSVPs are requested by contacting drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net or 717-532-8922.

Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a golf tournament at Eagles Crossing Golf Club. The outing uses a shotgun start and offers a day spent on the course with opportunities to meet other golfers. Participation is open to both players and sponsors.

Hosted by Mynatt Funeral Home at its Powell location, the inaugural Mynatt Community Expo features multiple vendors, access to community resources, and opportunities to connect with others. Refreshments will be available, and the program includes a featured presentation by Linda Johnson of Alzheimer’s Tennessee. The focus is on sharing information, offering support, and fostering fellowship.

This meat raffle features a complimentary meal for all players, plus plenty of small games of chance for money and prizes, and a 50/50. Additional details will be announced. Doors open first, a meal is served, then the raffle begins.

At Shippensburg Fair Ground, a dedicated vendor setup accompanies the CVAS 26th annual dog walk and contest, supporting the shelter and spotlighting local vendors. The event centers on a community-friendly dog walk and contest alongside a vendor area where attendees can explore local offerings while helping the shelter.

Returning for its third year, this eclectic and carefully curated punk rock art market gathers more than 60 unique artists, vendors, record dealers, vintage sellers, and handmade creators in one place. Music drives the day with DJ Black Chair Riot and MC Lady Bladie, alongside live performances from OXENEERS and Ethan Larsh and the Cicadas. Shoppers can explore a wide lineup that includes A Little Magic Studio, Aprils Artistry, Bearthstone, Bewitching Flour, BJ Watson Ceramics, Blackbird Pottery, Blind to Society, Blood Rose, Bug Barbe, Celestial Solace, Cloudy Daze, Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter, Devan.ink, Ferns and Toadstool, Glittermia, Gloomie and Grim, Greenhouse Grumps, Hand Eye Heart Designs, Handmade by DesiLee, Hello Doll Face, Hello Its Me Art, Higher Mountain Glass, Himynameiseggie, Jellytooth, Khaoticsweetz, Little Sister, Meltdown Records & Tapes, MoleLadyArts, Moth Dust Creations, MYTHS, Needful Things Curiosities, NOSTALGIENIE, Oeuvre by Kay, Organic Remedies, Pride Franklin County, Relove & Rewind, Robot Banana Cat, Sana Moon Herbals, Sarah Burrier Illustration, Seventh Soul Alchemy, Skinned Knee Studio, Smoketown Studios, Spring Fire, Squashed Pumpkin Pottery, Starry Nights Crafting, Stitches, Stitchcraft Familiars, Talon Studio, That Girl Who Paints, The Art of Stephen Blickenstaff, The Glass Vine, The Onyx Owl, The Peculiar Path, Thrift Fish, This Old Haunt, Tina's Tumbled Treasures, Xray Media, and Zephyr Dreaming, with many others on site. Live tattooing and piercing take place throughout the event with tattooers Dave Casey, Derek Bender, and Jade Keefer, plus piercers Kate Fritz and Sara Ripple. Tattoo and art raffles run all day and every dollar supports the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter. The Amvets operate a cash bar with cold beers and cocktails, and food trucks Chameleon 1360 Grille, Falafel Shack, IGLOO, and Mad Dash offer plenty to eat. Admission is $5, children 12 and under enter free, and the first 100 people receive a complimentary tote. Sponsored by Incognito Tattoo, Big Hot Olive Tattoo, and True Relic Tattoo.

Build confidence in recognizing trees and shrubs at a hands-on workshop led by the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Franklin County. Using living specimens, clear visuals, and practice with identification keys, participants learn to spot the features that distinguish one species from another. The program welcomes newcomers to plant identification as well as those looking to strengthen existing skills, and it emphasizes practical methods for identifying common landscape plants and native species. This session takes place at the Pavilion of Waltonian Meadows.

Sweet Grace Ministries supports families facing miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant death through comfort baskets and bags, handmade gowns, remembrance photography, cards, support groups, events, and more. The organization partners with 24 hospitals in Pennsylvania, 2 in Maryland, 1 in Alaska, 1 in New Jersey, and 1 in Montana. The 15th Walk to Remember takes place at Norlo Park with an option to participate virtually through YouTube. The gathering is dedicated to raising awareness, funds, and resources that sustain these services, and participation is welcome on site or from home with family and friends. The program features registration, time for snacks and fellowship, a speaker, a reading of names, and a candle lighting, followed by a one mile walk. Pre registration is encouraged but not required.

A dine-in, all-you-can-eat homemade slippery pot pie dinner is available for $15, with children’s meals priced at $7. Carry-out quarts are also offered for $10.

Crossroads Wine Shop hosts an evening with live bands and drinks, complemented by the Mumma’s Eats & Treats food truck. The menu features fresh 5 oz USA beef burgers including the MUMMA Burger, California Burger, and Mushroom Swiss, along with homemade mac and cheese, chicken tender bites, crispy fries, and beer battered onion rings. Dessert options include hand dipped ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes, root beer floats, and funnel cake fries.

At Motomember Chambersburg, this community meet welcomes anything with a motor, with all vehicle types encouraged as long as they are driven and appreciated. Food vendors will be on site. The SD tent will offer new premium merchandise for the season and music for the atmosphere. It is the final chance for Exhaust Wars to qualify four more participants for the finals. Families, kids, and pets are welcome. Attendees are asked to respect the venue by not speeding through, avoiding constant loud music or excessive revving, and cleaning up after themselves. Burnouts are not allowed on site. Local police will be in the area to support if needed.

Explore the science that supports current recommendations for preserving wild game in a clear, practical session. The presentation addresses common myths and formerly used methods that are no longer considered safe, then outlines how canning, freezing, and drying can help you enjoy your harvest across the seasons. Though these techniques have been around for generations, the discussion highlights what recent research has uncovered and how that knowledge shapes today’s best practices.

Participants work on their own stitching projects together, including crochet, knitting, cross-stitch, embroidery, and similar crafts. Open to pre-teens, teens, and adults.

Crafting Hope is an arts and crafts based grief support group for adults who are grieving the death of a loved one. Participants work on a project of their choice while connecting with others who understand, creating space for validation, encouragement, and support. The group welcomes bereaved spouses, parents, adult children, and others coping with losses from accidents, illness, suicide, or overdose. Knitting instruction is available for anyone interested in learning, an activity that has been shown to offer mental health benefits for grievers. Pre-registration is requested by emailing the DMTF at drewmichaeltaylor@pa.net so organizers can reach you if a session is canceled.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a high-energy tribute to the music of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band with FOREVER SEGER: THE SILVER BULLET EXPERIENCE. Lead singer Kevin Reid anchors the performance with vocals crafted to mirror Seger’s signature sound, supported by a band that delivers the hits with power and polish. The set highlights fan favorites including Turn the Page, Hollywood Nights, Old Time Rock and Roll, and Night Moves, creating a concert atmosphere that welcomes dancing and sing-alongs. Sponsored in part by Patriot Federal Credit Union. Beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and concessions will be available for purchase. Tickets are available at $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60 and over, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available through the box office at 717.263.0202.

This free annual pumpkin festival features live carving demonstrations, a variety of food trucks, fall craft vendors, and activities for children, with more to explore. Presented by Cumberland Valley Community Connections.

Enjoy a family-friendly crafting gathering centered on painting rocks. Parents and children can move between several creative stations or follow guided projects they complete together. Options suited for younger kids will be available so everyone can take part. This two hour session requires advance registration with payment to reserve a spot. The cost is $10 per person, and at least one participant must be an adult 21 years or older. Light snacks and all supplies are provided.

Harvest Haul Mega Ca$h Bingo at the Franklin Fire Company Social Hall features a full night of food, games of chance, and big bingo prizes. The event is sold out, and a waitlist is available. Each ticket includes reserved seating with seat selection during checkout, a nine-card package covering 20 regular games that pay $500 each, and a three-card strip for the Early Bird Special paying $750. Dinner, dessert, snacks, and beverages are included. Additional options can be purchased, including a Winner Take All game for $5 per sheet of six cards where the prize equals the total collected from card sales. Three special games are available for $5 per sheet of six cards, with prizes of $1,000 for the Coverall Slow Quickie, $1,000 for the Letter F pattern, and $2,000 for Coverall Minus One. Pull tabs and jars are cash only, and a 50/50 cash raffle adds to the excitement. Extra bingo cards are offered for all games, with $5 for an extra six-card regular pack, $7 for an extra nine-card regular pack, and $5 for six Early Bird cards. All attendees must have a ticket that includes admission and dinner, and no children under 8 may attend. An ATM is available on site with a surcharge, and guests may bring their own snacks and beverages. Seating is reserved, so choose seats on the map during checkout and double-check that your group is together before completing the purchase. Franklin Fire Company reserves the right to adjust payouts, modify the program, or cancel the event if minimum ticket sales are not met.

The Bellacatio Bingo Fundraiser brings a full slate of games and community spirit to VFW Post 1599 and its Auxiliary. Each ticket covers 24 rounds of bingo and includes a light lunch. Two special games will be offered for an additional cost, along with mini games of chance and extra raffles. Tickets are $25 per person and are available at the VFW Post 1599 bar or by emailing Justin@Bellacatio.org. All proceeds support Bellacatio, a local 501(c)(3) led and operated by veterans that keeps veterans and their families at the heart of its mission. The organization advances well-being through educational programs, mental wellness training, outdoor wellness activities, and family support. Funds raised help provide free wellness offerings, financial education, and community events that strengthen health, stability, and connection for veterans and their loved ones. Sponsorship opportunities range from $50 to $500, with options to sponsor a game, meal, facility rental, or beverages. Sponsors receive recognition on table signage, during event announcements, and on Bellacatio’s social media and website. Sharing details or displaying a poster also helps spread the word. SGOC #2017801.

Now in its seventh year, this Pride festival in Franklin County celebrates love, inclusion, and acceptance.

The relaxed finale to the Apple Harvest weekend brings together wines, ciders, and music in a cozy, tucked-away setting with an easygoing autumn atmosphere.

Poképals is a welcoming club where young fans of Pokémon can connect with others and share their enthusiasm for the Pokémon universe. Activities take place each month, creating a friendly place to come together and enjoy their fandom. The atmosphere is meant to be fun for everyone.

A monthly gathering on the third Saturday brings together people devoted to fiber and textiles. The guild welcomes spinners, weavers, knitters, crocheters, felters, rug hookers, shepherds, plant fiber growers, and anyone with an interest in the craft. Depending on the month, activities can include workshops, field trips, demonstrations for the public, or relaxed time to spin, knit, crochet, or work on ongoing projects.

Curious about boilo? Complimentary, alcohol-free tastings of a featured recipe will be available all day. This traditional beverage from Pennsylvania’s coal region blends fresh fruit, spices, and honey with a chosen whiskey, grain, or other spirit, though the samples are prepared without alcohol. Often nicknamed the coal miner’s cure, it offers a flavorful way to celebrate the season, and the specific recipe being poured will be a surprise.

Crossroads Wine Shop hosts live music and beverages, with the Mumma’s Eats & Treats food truck serving throughout the evening. The menu features 5 ounce USA beef burgers with options such as the Mumma Burger, California Burger, and Mushroom Swiss. Mac and cheese, chicken tender bites, crispy fries, and beer-battered onion rings are also available. For dessert and sweet sips, look for hand-dipped ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes, root beer floats, and funnel cake fries.

Motomember Chambersburg hosts the 8th annual trunk or treat, a free community gathering filled with costumes, decorated vehicles, candy, and family friendly fun. Attendees can arrive in costume, deck out their rides to hand out treats, or bring the kids to stroll past creative displays and collect sweets. Food and drinks will be available on site from favorite local vendors, and Motomember will offer face painting. Prizes and trophies will be awarded for standout costumes for both children and adults. Decorated vehicles can compete for custom Top 10 trophies, plus a single Spookiest Ride award for the overall favorite. Only vehicles that are decorated are eligible for these honors. Donations are welcome, and the event highlights local businesses while celebrating a playful, spooky spirit for all ages.

Celebrate spooky season at the 2nd Annual Team Nikkie Lee Trunk or Treat, featuring a full lineup of fun, music, games, and plenty of candy. Admission is free, and there is no charge for spectators. DJ Johnny will provide the soundtrack, and a dance party will keep the celebration going. Enjoy hot dogs, chili dogs, nachos, and popcorn. Try classic games like basketball, cornhole, and apple bobbing, and make a caramel apple to enjoy. A hayride will also be available. Costumes are encouraged, with awards for the scariest costume, the funniest costume, and the best decorated car. This family-friendly gathering is all about creating spooky memories together.

Safety-Educators will lead a certification and re-certification session at the Scotland Community Center for individuals who need CPR training. The class can be tailored to BLS Initial Provider, BLS Renewal, or Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, with the specific track confirmed in advance. The cost is $135 per participant and includes a student manual. Upon successful completion, participants receive an American Heart Association credential on the spot, valid for two years. No prepayment or prework is required, and listings on the AHA site are informational only. BLS for Healthcare Providers is intended for patient-facing roles such as hospital, clinical, and EMS positions, while Heartsaver CPR AED is designed for those who do not work directly with patients. First Aid covers essential topics for providing emergency assistance. The AHA does not renew credentials issued by other organizations, so those holding a non-AHA certification must complete the full Initial Provider course. Individuals with a current AHA BLS Provider card may qualify for an expedited renewal. For questions or to confirm the course track, contact 717-504-5737 or info@safety-educators.com.

Close out the 2026 season with the Exhaust Wars finals, where the belt and the year’s champion are on the line. The night begins with a final open-to-all competition, then shifts to the deciding rounds to crown the King or Queen of 2026. Competitors have a chance to take home a mini replica belt. Local food trucks will be serving throughout the event, and giveaways will pop up during the evening for attendees wearing SD merchandise. Guidelines remain the same. No alcohol or drugs. Avoid constant loud music. No revving except during the designated competition. Drive slowly through the lot since families will be present. No burnouts on site or off site. Please respect MotoMember. Failure to follow the rules will lead to removal.

An annual Halloween parade brings seasonal fun to Shippensburg with a festive community celebration. The Shippensburg Kids Events Committee organizes the event, and a backup date is planned in case of rain.

Food bank distribution. Please bring your own bags or boxes. Containers cannot save a spot in line, only people in line will be served in order. Eligibility requires a self-declaration of need. The form will be available at the check-in table to complete during distribution.

This event highlights a variety of local vendors and small businesses. Take part in interactive autumn crafts for all ages, and discover unique handmade items, festive treats, local coffee, a flower bar, autumn flash tattoos, a book date activity, a charm bar, and other extras. A welcoming way to celebrate the spooky season.

This meat raffle features a complimentary meal for all players, along with plenty of quick games of chance that offer cash and other prizes, plus a 50/50 drawing. The event opens to attendees, the meal is served, then the raffle gets underway. Additional details will be announced.

Kauffman Community Center will host a trading card game show featuring 60 tables dedicated exclusively to TCGs. Browse Pokemon, Magic, One Piece, and more from stores and dealers from the area. Admission is free. The event is promoted by Kryptonite Toyz of Greencastle, Pennsylvania.

An annual Christmas craft event showcases a wide selection of handmade creations, along with baked goods, food and drinks. It offers a simple way to kick off Christmas shopping and seasonal decorating. Craft vendors can request participation information by emailing craftfaire@antrimbic.net.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a salute to the legacy of Sun Records, celebrating the music of Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley. Two time world champion tribute artist and multiple award winner Jesse Aron returns to the main stage with The Spin-Outs to bring these classics to life. Recognized internationally for exceptional vocals and the ability to capture each performer’s sound and spirit, Aron has earned awards and placements in tribute artist competitions and tours internationally with his show. The Spin-Outs, an internationally acclaimed Elvis tribute band, are known for faithful recreations of fan favorites from every era. This professional five member group carries a wide song list that highlights the strengths of any featured tribute artist. Beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and concessions will be available for purchase. Tickets are priced at $43 for adults, $39 for seniors 60 and older, and $35 for active or retired military. Group discounts for parties of 10 or more are available by calling the box office at 717.263.0202. Sponsored by Jeff Fisher Insurance Agency.

Safety-Educators is offering a CPR and First Aid session at the Scotland Community Center for both new and renewing providers. The class can be tailored to BLS Initial Provider, BLS Renewal, or Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, and participants are encouraged to message ahead to confirm the track that best fits their needs. The cost is $135 per student, and a student manual is included. Successful participants receive an American Heart Association credential at the conclusion of the class, and AHA credentials are valid for two years. Renewals are only available for current AHA holders; if your certification is from another organization, you would need to complete the full Initial Provider course to obtain an AHA credential. BLS for Healthcare Providers is intended for patient-facing roles such as hospital, clinical, and EMS settings, while Heartsaver CPR AED is designed for those who do not work directly with patients. First Aid training addresses essential skills for assisting in emergencies. There is no pre-payment or pre-course work required. Safety-Educators also offers additional courses through the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross, the American College of Surgeons, the National Rifle Association, the USCCA, and EMS continuing education options. For questions, call 717-504-5737 or email info@safety-educators.com.

The South Cumberland Fiber Guild welcomes anyone interested in the world of fiber and textiles, from spinners and weavers to knitters, crocheters, felters, rug hookers, shepherds, and those who grow plant fibers. The group meets on the third Saturday of each month for a rotating mix of hands-on workshops, field trips, and public demonstrations. There is also time to settle in with fellow makers to spin, knit, crochet, or chip away at works in progress in a friendly, creative setting.

Remember to bring your own bags or boxes to carry items. Placing boxes or cartons in line will not reserve a spot. Clients must complete a self declaration of need form to receive service, and this can be filled out at the check in table on the distribution day.

A Thanksgiving Eve gathering with friendly company, delicious food, and energetic dance music for a fun night out.

The December Meat Raffle features a complimentary meal for all players, a variety of small games of chance with cash and prize opportunities, and a 50/50. Doors open first, dinner is served next, and the raffle begins after that. Additional details will be announced.

Santa's Stop & Shop makes its return to Scotland Community Center with a lively marketplace of handmade goods from crafters and artisans, offering gift ideas for all ages. Vendor spaces are available, and registration is managed through a new vendor system. To pay by check, contact Tricia Leidig through Endless Events.

The Capitol Theatre Center presents a cozy pajama party paired with a big screen showing of The Polar Express. Returning for another year, this festive gathering invites guests to wear their favorite pajamas and enjoy a themed hot cocoa bar. Each ticket includes unlimited hot cocoa before the film begins, and the concessions stand will offer snacks, drinks, and additional cocoa for purchase. Santa will make an appearance. Tickets are $20 per person and limited to 250. Sponsored by Menno Haven.

Presented by Capitol Theatre Center, Wilson Fairchild returns to the main stage with a Christmas concert that coincides with the venue’s 100th anniversary celebration. Wil and Langdon Reid, sons of Country Music Hall of Famers Harold and Don Reid of The Statler Brothers, bring vocals and guitars to a program shaped by country, bluegrass, and gospel influences. The performance blends their original songs with Statler Brothers classics and familiar Christmas favorites to set a festive holiday mood. Non-alcoholic drinks and concessions will be available for purchase during the show.

At Luhrs Performing Arts Center, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight transforms rock and metal hits within a candlelit setting using a 14 member classical ensemble. Over a 90 minute concert, orchestral musicians and vocalists recast anthems with haunting atmosphere and driving power, blending symphonic finesse with amplified grit. The program features music tied to Metallica, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. Part of the 2026 tour, the rotating collective delivers an immersive show that keeps momentum from the first number to the last. The Rock Orchestra and its performances are not affiliated with the original artists or composers, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The United European Ballet brings The Nutcracker to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center in Shippensburg, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score, the story follows young Clara from a mysterious gift to a dreamlike adventure filled with shimmering snowflakes, a battle with the Mouse King, and a visit to the Land of Sweets. This Broadway-style staging combines classical ballet with theatrical magic, featuring an international cast that includes leading soloists from Ukraine, hand-painted scenery created by Ukrainian artists, and more than 200 finely crafted costumes by European designers. Iconic moments such as the Snow Scene, the Waltz of the Flowers, and the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy take center stage. The ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission and is family-friendly, suitable for ages 3 and up.