Events in Shrewsbury, PA

Celebrate SYC Field Hockey at a Spirit Night taking place at Seven Sports Bar & Grille. This is a dine-in only occasion, and guests should mention SYC Field Hockey when placing their order.

Explore the foundations of Kundalini Yoga in a beginner friendly class offered both online and in person. The practice blends sequenced movement, postures, mudras, mantras, and guided breathing to support the nervous system, awaken energy, and nurture a sense of calm. Sessions are designed to help ease stress, spark creativity, and build resilience. Instruction highlights mindful alignment for a healthy spine and reduced muscular strain, along with gentle stretching and targeted exercises that increase spinal mobility and core strength. The experience deepens body awareness and connection to subtle energy. Newcomers and experienced practitioners are welcome. The class is trauma informed, prioritizing participant choice, safety, and body awareness, with a quiet environment that limits overwhelm and an emphasis on nonjudgment and self acceptance. Kara offers a holistic approach and adapts guidance to individual needs to support personal growth. Participants can expect a calm, welcoming atmosphere that many empaths and highly sensitive people appreciate, clear alignment cues with modifications for comfort, and optional breathwork, mantra, and mudras for those wishing to enrich meditation or spiritual exploration. Class size is capped at 8 to keep the experience personal. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Registration is available on a sliding scale of $22 to $15.

At MBella Laundromat, complimentary laundry is offered for up to four 13-gallon bags. Attendees take care of their own laundry. Hosted by Chapel Church. For questions, email missions@chapelchurch.org.

Now open for flower picking, this experience invites you to wander expansive fields and gather fresh stems to design a bouquet to take home. With acres to explore and dozens of varieties to choose from, there is plenty to pick as you create something uniquely yours. Enjoy an unhurried walk through the rows, select your favorites, and leave with a handpicked arrangement.

Marking the end of the summer season, this deck event pairs live music with hot crabs. Table reservations are available by calling ahead. Guests can crack into crabs or choose from other items on the menu.

Get up close to big rigs and first responder vehicles at the annual WMT Truck Touch. Explore a backhoe, climb aboard a front loader, settle into the driver’s seat of a street sweeper, inspect a dump truck, try the siren on a police car, and look inside an ambulance. Parking is available at the Township Building and at Lincolnway Elementary. The WMT Fire Dept will be selling hot foods, baked goods, and drinks. Lincolnway and Trimmer Elementary will host a poster contest, with votes accepted for 50 cents each and no limit on the number of votes. The winning student earns a ride to school in a firetruck, and all proceeds support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

Ages 6 and up are welcome at this open gym to flip and play. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

This large-scale annual marching band and music showcase takes place at Horn Field in Red Lion, Pennsylvania. Presented by the Red Lion Area Music Booster Association, it spotlights several of the region’s top marching bands, including ensembles from across York County, for an evening full of music and field pageantry. Current information lists tickets at 15 dollars for adults and 10 dollars for seniors and school-aged students. Concessions will be available, and credit cards are accepted at the lower entrances for both concession purchases and ticket sales.

Bingo takes center stage in Station Hall. Admission is $25 per person and includes 20 games, with optional extra cards available for an added fee. The kitchen will have refreshments for purchase. Bring loyalty cards to get them punched. For details, call 717-891-3643.

Open to the public, this still target shoot features 12 gauge, 9 shot at 20 yards. Scopes are permitted and bags are provided. Tubes are 36 inches and gauged at .680, and if a choke is changed it must be checked with a gauge. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified for this event. Sign in takes place before the shooting begins, with practice shots available beforehand. Entry is $35 for one shot. Rounds 1 through 6 recognize first and second place finishers. Round 7 is a winner take all round, and extra shots in that round are $5 each. Scoring is based on closest to the dot, and the judge’s decision is final. The kitchen will be open, and safety is emphasized.

Raise a glass to the season at Boos and Brews, a playful happy hour with a touch of ghostly charm. Enjoy fall brews, share laughs, and take in the spooky vibe with friends and neighbors at Stone Grille & Taphouse.

Settle into a monthly community meditation facilitated by Firefly Hollow practitioners with appearances from guest facilitators. This grounding, trauma-informed gathering focuses on guided practice that supports relaxation and regulation, while offering a welcoming space to reconnect with yourself and meet like-minded people. Beginners and longtime meditators are equally supported. Hosted at the Firefly Hollow Wellness Center, each session features a distinct meditation or other consciousness-based practice, with themes for the year to be announced and additional facilitators added over time. The gathering is free, and donations are welcome. It also offers an easy way to experience the Conscious Connections Club, Firefly Hollow’s community-led social club for conscious, curious, and empathetic people. The club fosters authentic connection, self-growth, and mindful living through a variety of experiences. Members enjoy weekly activities such as game nights, meditations, and themed conversations, along with monthly outings to local wellness spaces, eateries, and nature spots. Benefits include access to a private online community with schedules and recordings, livestreams and workshops, discounts with Firefly Hollow and partner businesses, and a growing library of resources. The broader community is free to join, with optional donations at meditation gatherings.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Grace Fellowship Church in Shrewsbury, PA with David Funk. This worship centered concert highlights his latest album with songs such as I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, alongside favorites including Build My Life and Good Good Father. A VIP pre show experience is available, with early entry before general admission, and the schedule may change. Tickets are on sale. To help prevent scams, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and using the official ticketing outlet is the way to ensure valid tickets and access to updates or assistance.

At Ruins Hall, the 14th Annual York County Pagan Pride Day Festival features both an opening and a closing ceremony, a central ritual, and a full lineup of workshops and presentations, plus a marketplace of vendors to explore. The focus is on earth-centered traditions, community, learning, and connection with like-minded people. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food donation for H.O.P.E., which supports families facing cancer and is a cause close to this event. Those interested in volunteering, vending, or helping with planning can contact keystonepaganalliance@gmail.com. Ideas to enhance the experience are welcomed, and vendor registration is currently open.

Hosted by Firefly Hollow, this monthly Tea and Tarot offering pairs a warm cup of featured tea with personal readings from local professional reader Pat Dumas. Tarot sessions provide perspective on life decisions and clarity around tricky questions, and they are approachable for first timers. Pat is happy to explain how tarot works and answer questions along the way. Pat is an intuitive reader and teacher who blends tarot with astrology. She has read tarot for more than 45 years and has worked professionally as an astrologer since 2008. Her training includes the PA School of Spiritual Healing, where she completed a two year Energy Healing program and a one year Intuitive program, as well as study with Rev. Bill Trivett, Steven Forrest, and Astrologos in the UK with Dr. Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzberg. Appointments are scheduled in advance, and exact time slots are arranged by call or text. You can also register through MindBody to let Pat know you plan to come for a reading. Sessions are $68 for 25 minutes or $115 for 50 minutes. Cash or check payments receive a 4 percent discount and include a gift of the featured essential oil of the month. For questions or booking, call 717-814-9136 or email fireflyhollowwellness@gmail.com.

Take part in a hands-on paranormal investigation guided by the Berkeley Paranormal Society. Investigation gear is supplied, and participants are welcome to bring their own equipment. The experience centers on a historic haunted mill dating back to the 1700s and the notably active House of Eyes. Time permitting, the search may extend to the trail and the Horror of Menges Mill. Many guests return and share new discoveries from across the 62.5 acre property. Between sessions, enjoy snacks, browse the gift shop, or opt for hearse and coffin rides.

An upcoming art auction will benefit the pets at Animal Rescue, Inc. Participants can show support by bidding on artwork, and additional details will be announced soon.

The first Souped-Up Sunday at Glen Rock Makers and Framers Market features a Market Vendor Soup Contest inspired by Pie Palooza. Flights of soups will be available so attendees can taste and serve as the judges.

McFadden Art will bring a mobile unit so participants can create their own masterpiece with hot molten glass.

Moonlit Hollow Books hosts a relaxed, welcoming book club at Phat Cat Coffee Company, offering a monthly space to slow down with a cup of coffee and enjoy some quiet reading. Bring the book you are currently into or browse a handpicked selection available for purchase during the gathering. Settle in, take your time, and savor the simple pleasure of reading. No RSVP is required.

Settle in at Franklin Street Social for a relaxed read-in with the Moonlit Hollow Book Club, focused on quiet reading time and friendly connection among book lovers. Bring whatever you are currently reading or explore a rotating selection curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no requirement to participate in a discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a good book, something to eat, and a drink. The gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs, and no advance RSVP is required.

Ali leads a monthly baking class series that reveals the techniques behind Market Made baked goods. Each session spotlights a different style of bake, and participants can take part in a single class or the entire series. Topics rotate through gluten free bread, sourdough discard treats, gluten free pie crust, allergen free cookies, gluten free bagels, and allergen free sweets, offering a welcoming path to expand baking skills over time.

Red Lion Farmers Market returns for the season with fresh produce, baked treats, handcrafted goods, and more from makers and growers in the community. Browse homegrown and handmade finds, support independent businesses, and enjoy a friendly hometown market atmosphere at Fairmount Park in Red Lion.

Set at Hickory Heights Golf Course, the tenth annual Covenant Cup pairs a day of golf with a purpose. The event channels support to the New Life Center for Mothers and Children, a Christ-centered residential discipleship program serving women facing addiction, homelessness, incarceration, abuse, and other life-controlling challenges. Entries, sponsorships, and donations help provide housing, discipleship, healing, and a path toward lasting transformation for families in need. The spirit of the day centers on healing hearts, growing disciples, and changing generations.

Get a head start on Christmas shopping at Fall Fest at North Codorus Township Community Park. Browse and buy from a number of people on site.

The Manchester Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a community Trunk-or-Treat, and during the festivities Hailey’s Wish and Tucker Tough Gives will present the indoor Boundless Boo Bash at the MVFD Activities Building. This family-friendly Halloween party features costumes, music, games, and a variety of activities focused on fun rather than fright. Special touches like blacklights and glowing decor will create a playful atmosphere. The “boundless” design welcomes everyone in the community. Traditional carnival-style games and music are planned, and volunteers have prepared accommodations so guests of all abilities can participate. Tickets are available, and the first 20 purchases include a free goody bag. Follow the event for updates as new information is posted in the discussion.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at AleCraft Brewery with a different mix of comedians at every show. Many performers have appeared on television and on popular podcasts, bringing a range of voices and styles to the mic. Each installment features a fresh roster, so the experience changes from show to show.

Rock classics take center stage in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

Open to the community, this monthly trap shoot welcomes participants of all experience levels. Instruction is available for beginners before shooting begins so newcomers can feel prepared. Round fees are 5 dollars for members and 6 dollars for nonmembers, and shooters under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection is required for all participants.

Participants create a stained glass bat, selecting from an assortment of pre-cut pieces to personalize the look. The class is designed with beginners in mind. Advance registration is required.

Enjoy a day of scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other crafting at St. John Lutheran Church. Stay all day or for however long your schedule allows, and get creative with friends and local community members. Proceeds benefit the church. Seating options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electric available if needed. The fee includes a table and chair, bottled water and coffee or tea available all day, dinner with pizza, shared tools, and products available for purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

A Halloween themed bingo night at Alliance Fire Hall offers games, prizes, and a glow in the dark celebration. Attendees can enjoy a full concession menu along with homemade baked treats. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. The event is BYOB and supports Dallastown Cougar Cheerleading, with options to contribute through sponsorships or donations for those who are not attending. Families and friends are welcome for an evening of spirited fun.

Returning for another year, this Halloween themed trunk or treat style car show features cars on display, music, food, trophies, raffles, and more. Vehicle entry is $10 with in person registration only. There is no pre registration, and any online accounts claiming to offer it are scams. All proceeds benefit local charities in York County, Pennsylvania. Spectators are admitted free and should use public parking throughout Glen Rock to avoid taking spaces from businesses in operation. Space is limited. Early parking is allowed, and entrances will close once the lot is full. If you cannot get in, park in a public space and enjoy the event as a spectator. Participants are encouraged to decorate their cars, dress up, and have fun with the Halloween spirit, though it is not required.

A Halloween themed celebration of sports cards, trading card games, and pop culture fills York Expo Arena, the former UPMC Arena, with 700 vendor tables and a show floor buzzing with Card or Treat activities as hundreds of vendors share candy, packs, cards, prizes, and other surprises. Highlights include $20,000 in giveaways, celebrity guests, live music, a dedicated kids zone, and a children’s costume contest. Exclusive promotional cards are part of the fun, with a different card available each day. General admission is $10 and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with tickets offered at the door and online. Children 10 and under are admitted free. Parking is complimentary. Active duty military, veterans, and retirees receive free admission with a valid military ID. For early access, VIP entry grants arrival one hour before general opening and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with options for a Saturday VIP pass at $20, a Sunday VIP pass at $20, or a weekend VIP pass at $35 that includes both promo cards.

This public still target shoot features 12 gauge, 9 shot competition at 20 yards, with scopes permitted and shots taken through 36 inch tubes gauged at .680. Bags will be available. The entry fee is $35 for one shot. Rounds one through six recognize first and second place, and the seventh round serves as a final stage with a single overall winner, where additional shots are available for $5. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified. Scoring is determined by whose shot lands closest to the dot, and the judge has the final say. If a choke is changed it must be checked for gauge. The kitchen will be open. Safety is a priority, with appreciation expressed for everyone’s help and support.

A cozy happy hour at Stone Grille & Taphouse centered on gratitude and connection. Celebrate friendship, community, and the season's blessings in a relaxed atmosphere that brings people together.

Experience a hands-on drum gathering led by Ed Haggard of The Love Drums that blends a focused lesson with a lively circle. Participants explore foundational rhythms, learn techniques for clear tone, and pick up essential drum language that works well in circles and jam sessions. After practicing parts that fit together, the group improvises and grooves together. Dancing is welcome, and all experience levels are invited to take part. Ed brings extensive experience as a drummer, teacher, and performer. He founded The Love Drums in the 90s, has taught thousands of classes, facilitated many drum circles, studied with numerous teachers, and also repairs rope-tuned drums and sells instruments. Registration is $16 per person by credit card or $15 per person when paying with cash or check. Those paying cash or check can call 717-814-9136 to receive the discount and, by informing reception at check-in, receive a complimentary essential oil of the month. Registration must be completed by the sign up deadline, and late registration may be possible if space remains. Drums can be borrowed for a donation as available, which is separate from the class fee. If enrollment is canceled by a participant or if an instructor cancels a class, the fee is credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card fees. No refunds are issued for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

Enjoy a festive indoor holiday bazaar spread across two levels at Red Lion Area High School. Explore more than 150 vendor booths, pick up snacks and drinks from on site concessions, and check out raffle baskets on site. Capture memories with photo opportunities featuring Santa and the Grinch. The venue is ADA compliant and includes an elevator for easy access between floors. Parking is plentiful.

Presented by the Diabetes Coalition of York County, this expo explores how caring for both body and mind can enhance diabetes management and day-to-day health. Expect wellness exhibitors, diabetes education and helpful resources, hands-on demonstrations, connections with community organizations, and giveaways. Hosted at Spring Grove YMCA.

The White Rose Sugar Art Competition salutes America’s 250th Anniversary with a showcase of creativity, skill, and sweets. Sugar artists and enthusiasts can explore live demonstrations, enroll in classes, and admire intricate cakes and confections up close. The competition welcomes entries from every level, from children through master, with valuable cash and merchandise prizes and a swag bag for every entrant. Participants compete across 13 divisions and 31 categories, including decorated cakes, show theme cakes, 2D and 3D decorated cookies, chocolate and sugar art showpieces, international techniques, special techniques, and a tasting division that features the special theme category “Red, White, and Blue Cakes.” A Live Buttercream Challenge adds to the excitement, and an awards ceremony invites parents and the public to attend. Vendors offer a variety of goods such as all natural body scrubs and soaps from Sheda’s Sugars, handcrafted yard flags, floral pieces, and holiday items from Crafts from the Heart at the Barn, pet treats from Achilles Treats, and participation by Hartford Maryland Technical High School, with additional vendors expected. Generous support comes from sponsors that include American Cake Decorating Magazine, Cake Collaborators Magazine, the Former National Capital Area Cake Show, Seriously Sweet with Amy Hicks and Sugar Snack Attack, and Sugar Flower Studio by Robert Haynes. Registration for the competition and for classes is open.

Presented by Macaroni KID with the Friends of Glen Rock Borough and the Glen Rock Rec Board, this Thanksgiving-themed parade is all about kids and their creativity. Children ages 1 to 17 are invited to showcase handmade balloon creations or bring a special balloon, wear their favorite inflatable costume, and dress up anything that rolls, from strollers and wagons to mobility aids. The procession follows the rail trail by The Hufnagel Public Library of Glen Rock, heads toward Table 1837-Glen Rock Mill Inn, then loops back, and the trail is fully accessible for participants and families. Smiles and cheers line the route, and a treat bag awaits each participant at the finish. Registration through the event page ticket link is required. Balloons must be family friendly, and children 4 and under need an adult walking with them. A rain date will be announced. Volunteers support check in, safety along the route, and treat bag distribution, and sponsor assistance is welcome.

Experience a restorative sound healing session guided by Therapeutic Sound Practitioner Fabienne Singer. Layered tones from Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, gentle chimes, resonant gongs, and the practitioner’s voice create a calming soundscape designed to settle the mind, release tension, and support deep relaxation and renewal. Fabienne is originally from Paris and has African heritage. She moved to the United States in 2003 and has devoted herself to yoga, spirituality, and holistic wellness. From a young age she has shared intuitive insights into the past, present, and future, and now offers those gifts through her work with sound. Tickets are $37 per person when paying by credit card, or $35 per person when paying by cash or check. To use the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 in advance and mention it at check-in to receive the essential oil of the month as a complimentary gift. Registration must be completed by the stated deadline, and late sign-ups may be accepted if space remains. If you cancel your enrollment or if the instructor cancels, fees are credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card processing fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

At York Township Park, a hands-on glassblowing class led by Michael Peluso guides beginners through making a Christmas ornament. No prior experience is needed. After a brief demonstration, each participant creates an ornament with support from the instructor, who brings more than 20 years of experience. Two sessions are available, and registration is required.

Jake Mach performs at Black Cap Brewing Company.

This monthly trap shoot is open to the public and welcomes both first-timers and experienced participants. Instruction is available beforehand for anyone who would like guidance. Each round costs $5 for members and $6 for non-members, and shooters under 16 pay the member rate. Eye and ear protection are required.

A bingo event featuring Yeti, Stanley, Owala, and cash bingo offers $40 packages that include six cards good for twenty games. Prizes are valued at $200 each. Special games, rip offs, and food will be available for purchase. For tickets, contact Josh at 717-855-5372 or speak with a member.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings laid-back, read-at-your-own-pace evenings to Franklin Street Social on the third Thursday of each month. Settle into the downstairs lounge and couch area with whatever you are currently reading, or browse monthly selections curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned book and no requirement to take part in a discussion. It is simply a comfortable place to relax with a good read, enjoy food, and sip a drink among fellow book lovers. No RSVP is needed.

Billed as the largest antique postcard and photography show in the United States, this two day expo brings together more than 75 dealers from over 30 states and multiple countries. Browse vintage postcards and historic photographs and meet dealers from far and near. Admission is $5 and valid for both days.

Spend a creative day at St. John Lutheran Church crafting alongside friends and neighbors, whether you prefer scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other projects. Stay the whole time or come for as long as your schedule allows. Proceeds support the church. Options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electricity available if needed. Each reservation includes a table and chair, bottled water with coffee and tea available throughout the day, a pizza dinner, shared tools, and products available to purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

Jake Mach appears at South County Brewing in Fawn Grove.

This seasonal bingo night features games for cash and gift cards.

Small Business Saturday brings a yearly craft show to Chapel Church. Vendors may register online and should consult the sign-up map to confirm the location and dimensions of their space, with both indoor and outdoor spots offered.

The annual Glen Rock Borough Tree Lighting features festive caroling and, if the weather cooperates, games. Santa will arrive to light the tree, and free photos with Santa will be available afterward.

Dave McCullough brings a solo acoustic performance to Bridgewater Public House, reshaping favorites across classic and 90s rock, alternative, jam bands, southern and country rock, and country. Using live looping and harmonica, he builds layered arrangements that fill out the sound.

Nicks In Time delivers an East Coast tribute to Stevie Nicks, blending highlights from her solo career with the timeless music of Fleetwood Mac for a nostalgic journey through familiar favorites. Kathy MacFeat leads with vocals that reflect Stevie’s signature sound and presence, while Eric Deatrick handles lead guitar and vocals with touches inspired by Waddy Wachtel and Lindsey Buckingham. Ray Ondrusek brings keyboard work influenced by Ricky Peterson and Darrell Smith, adds the classic feel of Christine McVie’s keys, and provides second guitar in the spirit of Carlos Rios and Ray Lindsey. Jamie Fuhrman drives the rhythm with drum parts that echo Drew Hester and the steady beat associated with Mick Fleetwood. Liam Galiano anchors the low end with bass lines reminiscent of Al Ortiz and John McVie. The Nicks In Time Ensemble adds depth and color, featuring Kyle Kettering, Natasha Torres-Reyes, and Julia Adrienne on percussion, saxophone, and vocals, creating a rich, concert-ready sound that celebrates songs loved over the years.

This still target shoot features 12 gauge 9 shot. Scopes are permitted, the distance is 20 yards, and 36 inch tubes must gauge at .680. Shooting bags will be provided. Rounds one through six award first and second place, and round seven is a winner take all round. Wagner skeet 9 shells are specified, and extra shots in the winner take all round are $5. The shot landing nearest to the dot decides the result, and the judge has the final say. If a choke is changed it must be gauged. The cost is $35 for one shot. Food service will be available. Safety comes first.

Spring Grove Rocketry hosts a gift card bingo fundraiser at Seven Valleys Fire Company. The event features 20 bingo games along with specials and jackpots. Regular prizes are $50 gift cards to well known retailers such as Starbucks, Amazon, Lowe's, and Weis. Students may participate if accompanied by an adult who will call bingo. Extra cards will be sold at the door. Food will be available for purchase, along with pull tickets, a raffle, and 50/50 raffles. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased through the high school office or by emailing hastingb@sgasd.org.

Close out the year with a festive happy hour featuring the flavors of the season, lively conversation, and plenty of holiday magic. Settle into a cheerful atmosphere to sip, mingle, and savor every moment. Invite friends to make lasting memories and give December a memorable finish.

Participants will create a lighted sea glass tree using provided materials. The kit includes a tree form, LED fairy lights, a topper, and sea glass, with an optional real starfish available for the finishing touch. Designs can be customized, including the option to craft a Grinch-themed tree. The project is intended to be simple and enjoyable. Participants ages 8 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required.

Enjoy a performance by Jake Mach at Black Cap Brewing Company.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings a relaxed reading night to Franklin Street Social every third Thursday of the month, centered on cozy page time and friendly community. Bring your current book or browse a curated monthly selection from Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no required discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a book, food, and a drink. RSVP is not needed, and the gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs.