This weekend in Shrewsbury, PA

Enjoy a no-cost community breakfast that brings neighbors together for a warm meal and friendly conversation. This recurring gathering takes place every last Saturday of the month. Guests should use the church's rear entrance. Open to everyone.

This sporting clays event welcomes both members and guests. Each round consists of 50 targets, with pricing set at $14 per round for members and $20 per round for guests. Participants under 18 receive their first round at no charge, and any additional rounds are $10 each.

York County Fall Fest debuts at York Expo Center with a wide selection of vendors and crafters featuring fall decor and seasonal items. A family area will offer fall activities. It is a chance to find new indoor and outdoor displays while exploring autumn-themed goods. Vendors can register through the new vendor management program, and those paying by check can coordinate with Tricia Leidig through the Endless Events page.

New Freedom’s farmers market has returned with a new home at Freedom Green. Browse fresh, local foods alongside handmade crafts in a welcoming outdoor setting. The location is easy to reach from the Heritage Rail Trail or nearby streets, with parking available and bike racks on site.

Children’s Home of York’s second annual bike rally welcomes riders to enjoy a family friendly day on the historic York County Rail Trail while supporting therapeutic recreation and other programs that help children heal, grow, and thrive. Registration includes entry to the ride along the scenic trail, an official event T-shirt while supplies last, and post-ride snacks and refreshments. Early signups receive a $10 discount, and kids ride free. All registered participants are entered into a drawing for a chance to win one of two children’s bikes. Helmets are required for every rider, and the rally features staggered starts to keep the flow comfortable for all. After registering, participants receive an email link to create a personal pledge page to raise additional funds, and the top fundraiser will receive a special prize in thanks for going the extra mile. Families and friends can make memories together while supporting a meaningful cause in York County.

An annual fall festival at Glen Rock Park features local shopping, lively music, and activities for all ages. Vendors interested in showcasing their goods can register, and the only official way to sign up is through the application form. Organizers do not reach out to vendors in comments or direct messages.

An open gym welcoming participants age 6 and older to work on flips and enjoy open play. Admission is $10, payable at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

At Mindful Phases Wellness Studio, this connection-focused date night invites couples to slow down, reconnect, and imagine the next chapter of their life together. The evening blends guided partner activities, a shared vision board project, and a Reiki session for two with a dinner by candlelight. The menu features creamy Tuscan chicken pasta with salad, bread, dessert, and beverages. A calming sound bath adds deep relaxation, and participants head home with practical tools and keepsakes to continue the experience. No art background is required, since the emphasis is on intentional time together rather than a perfect board. Comfortable attire is recommended, and bringing a favorite pillow and a cozy blanket will make the sound bath even more restful. Attendance is limited to five couples to keep the atmosphere personal. The fee is $135 per couple.

A free community meal at Greenmount Church with a variety of entrees, including options that are favorites among members. Share a table, meet new people, and get to know one another and the church community. Open to all.

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

Enjoy a solo live music performance on the deck at Capt Bob's Crabs, paired with crabs and other menu favorites. Call ahead to reserve a table and settle in for good food with live tunes.

Celebrate Sumo turning 50 with a high-octane night at Double Barrel Roadhouse. Wrath of Typhon, Stella Was Taken, and Almost Honest bring crushing riffs and high-energy jams as friends cheer or playfully tease the milestone. Raffles for MartyrFest and a future DBR show will support local animal charities. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. The ticket link is active.

A Lehigh Riding Club schooling show is on the schedule, welcoming participants under clear guidelines. Helmets are required, and proof of a negative Coggins along with a current EHV 1/4 vaccination must be provided. The grounds observe a no smoking and no vaping policy, and pet dogs are not permitted.

York Fairgrounds hosts a celebration of all things Subaru, bringing together thousands of vehicles and the enthusiasts who love them. The program features Subaru-only competition with a dedicated autocross and an exclusive car show, along with a large vendor area offering special deals. A drawing for door prizes includes giveaways valued in the thousands, and family-friendly activities add even more ways to enjoy the day.

Enjoy live music from Jake Mach at Allegro Winery with Creekview Food Company on site. The performance takes place rain or shine, set by the gazebo outside the tasting room with vineyard views when the weather cooperates, or moved indoors to the Allegro Brewery Taproom in the backyard if needed. Drinks include wine by the glass or bottle, wine flights, beer, and frozen wine slushies. Wine purchased the same day from Pinnacle Ridge Winery is allowed, and tastings are offered in the tasting room. Light bites such as cheese, charcuterie, and crackers are available, and the guest food truck provides additional fare. Seating is first come, first served at tables for up to four and cannot be combined, moved, or reserved. Personal chairs are welcome, and canopies may be set up outside the trees. Outside food, beverages, coolers, and outside alcohol are not permitted, and insulated tumblers or bottles like Stanley or Yeti are not allowed. Attendees under 21 must remain with an adult relative at all times. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome. Please place trash in the provided receptacles before leaving.

The Menges Mills Historic Horse Steam and Gas Association will hold its fifth annual meeting at Hoss’s in West York. An officers session comes first, followed by the general membership meeting. Everyone is welcome. As the final meeting of the year, it will focus on important organizational tasks, and it invites those interested in volunteering more or exploring a future board role.