Events in Somerset today

This season, explore Swissvale Farmers Market, featuring fresh fare, locally made goods, and other offerings.

Intended for those with some prior basketry experience, this four-part workshop delves into twill techniques while guiding participants in creating a substantial floor basket with a graceful urn profile. Over four sessions, the instruction covers essentials such as building a sturdy twill base, weaving a bold double diamond pattern, and shaping smooth, even curves. The focus stays on strong technique, sound structure, and thoughtful pattern development. By the end, each participant completes a functional, polished basket ready for everyday use or to give as a handcrafted gift.

An Allegheny Land Trust educator leads a walk designed for adults 50 and older, part of a series presented with support from AARP Pennsylvania. Expect a moderate hike of roughly 1.5 to 2 miles at Bethel Green, with unhurried stops to observe and discuss local plants and wildlife. This outing focuses on recognizing invasive species and exploring their impact and management at the site. Along the way, participants learn how places like these support a more livable community for people of all ages. The walk will proceed regardless of weather. Upon arrival, enter through the open gate, follow the driveway, and park in the larger lot on site.

Now in its sixth year, the Fall Festival at SEADS Garden Center fills the grounds with autumn favorites like pumpkins, mums, and cornstalks alongside local and craft vendors. Live music sets the tone while food trucks serve throughout the festivities. A basket raffle runs during the event, with tickets drawn before the festival wraps up.

Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center’s maternity department offers a monthly class for new siblings, created for children who are becoming big brothers or big sisters. The session helps young participants prepare to welcome a baby and adjust to their new role in the family. It takes place in the maternity department on the fifth floor of the medical center. Space is limited, and registration is available by calling 814.534.9009 or by picking up a registration form at Conemaugh Physician Group OB/GYN.

This open Overeaters Anonymous meeting welcomes anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals. Visitors are asked to respect the anonymity of everyone present. The meeting takes place in the DePalma Room, and both the meeting space and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. Visitor etiquette guidelines are available for those who would like to review them.

At North Park Lake, this annual witch-themed group paddle brings a playful, spooky vibe to the water. Wearing a costume is welcome, whether a classic witch, a favorite spooky character, or any creative outfit. Participants gather by the launch area to mingle and get ready, then head out together onto the water for the yearly paddle.

Eternal Fire presents a showcase of black metal and related styles at Thunderbird Music Hall, featuring a USA-exclusive appearance from Abigail Williams of Olympia, Washington. The bill also includes Antichrist Siege Machine from Richmond, One of Nine from Middle Earth, Volcandra from Louisville, Profane Elegy from Central Pennsylvania, Vaelravyn from Nashville, and Calamity Vessel from Pittsburgh, representing sounds ranging from black metal and black/death to melodic black/death, atmospheric approaches, and blackened post metal. This is an all-ages event.

Held at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, this remembrance gathering centers on pregnancy and infant loss awareness. The event features a memorial walk and a lantern lighting ceremony, with lanterns carrying messages of love to illuminate the memorial pond. Guests can spend time with fall crafts and refreshments before the walk. Donations benefit The Still Remembered Project.

Mr. Smalls Theatre welcomes glaive on the God Save The Three Tour, joined by Tiffany Day and Kurtains. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are sent by email seven days before the show.

From The Top brings the full band for a return appearance at the Windber Polish Falcons. The event takes place at Polish Falcons (Nest 97).

Noche Latina brings a lively social dance party to its new home, The Annex by LSDC. Enjoy a vibrant mix of Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, Kizomba, and other Latin styles. A short, beginner-friendly lesson takes place before the social to cover the basics of Salsa, Bachata, and more. No partner is required, and instructors will help participants feel comfortable on the dance floor, followed by open dancing. Admission is $15 for the mini-lesson plus the social or $10 for the social only. This gathering is open to all ages, and attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Free street parking is available nearby. The event is bring your own alcohol only, with complimentary water and cups provided.

Kick off Rocktober with Ground Zero bringing an 80s vibe to The Windber Hotel. Arrive early to enjoy dinner from the hotel's menu before the music gets going.

At FNB Stadium, this community walk brings people together for a morning centered on hope, love, and connection, raising vital funds to help prevent suicide. Participants can register as individuals or recruit a team, with a shared focus on education, research, and advocacy for suicide prevention. Dogs are welcome, and mental health community resources will be available on site. Volunteer opportunities are also offered for those who want to support the event in another way.

Now in its second year, Greater Johnstown Italian Day brings a full day of heritage and community to Windber Recreation Park. Organized by the Italian Sons and Daughters of America, Joseph Johns Lodge #214, the festival showcases Italian culture through favorite foods and desserts, vibrant music and traditional entertainment, and a marketplace of local artisans and cultural vendors. A dedicated Kids Zone features crafts, games, and activities for children, creating an experience that welcomes all ages. Admission is free. The celebration honors the legacy of Italian Americans in the Greater Johnstown area, bringing people together to share traditions and stories across generations.

Designed for adults 65 and older, this friendly get-together features a trivia game led by Daryl followed by a hearty lunch with kielbasa and haluski, plus dessert. The cost is $15 and covers the trivia activity, lunch, dessert, and all the coffee, tea, or iced tea you like. It offers an easy way to share a meal and conversations with new friends. An RSVP is appreciated, and drop-ins are welcome.

A laid back game night with free entry that welcomes newcomers. Spare decks will be available, so you can give it a try even if you do not have your own.

Regular Monday locals for the Gundam card game take place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $5, prizes scale with attendance, each entrant receives a promo pack, and the champion takes home a stamped winner promo.

A Fusion World locals event takes place on Mondays at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry is $10 and includes promo packs. Prizes scale with attendance, and the winner receives a stamped winner promotional prize.

Poets gather with the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange on the first Monday of each month for an interactive workshop focused on sharing and refining new work. Attendees are asked to bring 15 printed copies of a single poem for group discussion and feedback. Registration is not required.

Top Deck Cards and Games offers a weekly Monday Pokémon League where players can meet for organized play. Entry is $10, and prize support scales with the number of participants. Every paid entry also includes a promo pack.

Medium Build brings The King of Having Fun tour to Mr. Smalls Theatre with Ken Yates. This all-ages concert features tickets delivered by email seven days ahead. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports REVERB and its work to advance a more sustainable music industry while empowering fans to engage with environmental and social issues. A VIP option, Before The Show: Medium Build Unplugged, includes one general admission ticket, a pre-show soundcheck experience, a solo acoustic performance of 23 songs, a Q&A, an exclusive merchandise item, a commemorative laminate, early entry, and access to merch shopping without the crowd.

Starbomb teams up with DJ Commander Meouch for the Probably The Only Tour Ever at Citizens Live at The Wylie in Pittsburgh. This all-ages event welcomes attendees of any age. Supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Citi Cardmember and Citi Cardmember Preferred options, plus Live Nation and Citizens Bank presales, concluding with a general public sale.

Mystery fans are invited to a relaxed book club centered on whodunits and suspenseful reads. A new title is featured each month, and the current selection can be found on the library’s website or by calling the library. No signup is required, so feel free to drop in and discuss the latest pick with fellow readers.

Unwind and build resilience with yoga led by instructor Adriann White. Each class focuses on easing tension and stress while developing strength, balance, and flexibility. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat along with a strap. Pricing follows the number of weeks in the month, with four-week months ranging from $36 to $40 and five-week months ranging from $45 to $50. A $12 drop-in option is available. For more information or to register, call 814-255-6515.

Enjoy casual rounds of Commander in a relaxed setting. New players are welcome, and attendees who would like a quick walkthrough may arrive a little early. There is no cover charge.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring Digimon locals event. The entry fee is $5, and promo packs are provided with entry. Prizes are determined by attendance, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a recurring One Piece Locals event featuring community play and friendly competition. Entry is $5, prizing scales with attendance, promo packs are included with entry, and the winner receives a stamped winner promo.

Two Door Cinema Club brings the Tourist History 15th Anniversary Tour to Citizens Live at The Wylie for an all ages concert. Support performers may change without notice. Tickets include a general public sale along with presales through the artist, Spotify, Live Nation and Citizens Bank, plus VIP package options.

Presented by AEG Presents, Interpol takes the stage at Stage AE in Pittsburgh with DIIV also performing. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. The organizer notes that ticket resale through AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be enabled later, and encourages prospective buyers to review the AXS Purchase Agreement for policy details.

Enjoy a supportive, chair-based yoga class led by Adriann White. Using a chair for stability, participants build strength, flexibility and balance while finding relaxation, all without needing to get down to the floor. Everyone is encouraged to move at a comfortable pace and skill level to nurture confidence and a strong mind body connection. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat and a yoga strap. Pricing varies with the number of weeks in the month. For a 4 week month the cost is $36 for M and $40 for NM. For a 5 week month the cost is $45 for M and $50 for NM. The drop-in rate is $12.

Brentwood Library hosts a free support group designed for stroke survivors and their caregivers on an every other Wednesday schedule. Each gathering offers time to connect with peers, learn useful information, and take part in activities that support both physical and mental well-being. Complimentary parking is available, and light refreshments will be provided. For questions, contact Chuck at 412-400-9967.

Drawbridge Games hosts a monthly Battletech meetup where players gather for games. The cost is $5 for nonmembers, and Gatecrasher members attend for free. More information is available on the Drawbridge Games Battletech Discord.

The Format headlines a night at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, presented in collaboration with 93.1 WYEP, PromoWest North Shore, and Opus One. The Get Up Kids open the show, setting the stage for an evening of live music. Doors open at the venue in advance of the performance.

A recurring Riftbound locals event takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. Entry costs $5, prizes scale with attendance, and each entry includes a promo pack.

Top Deck Cards and Games hosts a Wednesday locals event for Yu-Gi-Oh! players on a recurring basis. The entry fee is $10, and prize support is determined by attendance.

Club Works is a weekly art meetup at Bottle Works that welcomes artists of all backgrounds. Spend two hours making art and connecting with fellow creatives. Attendees bring their own materials and can work in any medium. There are no membership dues or obligations, with the focus simply on community.

All ages are welcome to attend. Support acts may change without notice. To keep tickets at the original price, Freya Skye is using Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange, and resales are allowed only on Ticketmaster at face value. In New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah, and Connecticut, state laws limit resale restrictions, and Ticketmaster will still maintain face value pricing for resales on its site.

Enjoy a night of brain-teasing trivia filled with friendly competition and prizes. It is free to play, and you can bring a team or join one when you arrive. Food and drinks are available while you compete. Top teams take home prizes and bragging rights. Check for updates before heading out in case there are announcements or changes.

A weekly comedy open mic takes place at Mario’s South Side. Held each Wednesday, performers add their names to the list before the show begins, then the mic opens to the lineup.

This event takes place every Thursday.

Organized by Pillar Pittsburgh, this free gathering welcomes moms and their babies from birth to age three. Created by doula Shanyn Winnowski, it offers a relaxed space to be yourself, whether energized or exhausted, freshly showered or not, confident in parenting or still finding your footing. Expect a supportive circle where attendees listen, encourage, and uplift one another while navigating early parenthood together. Coffee and tea will be plentiful, and a full kitchen is available if you would like to bring your own drinks or snacks.

Experience aerial silks in a beginners-only class that provides a full-body workout while keeping things fun. Learn to climb, hold poses, and shape elegant figures and simple tricks on the fabric, and feel free to record your progress to share later. No prior experience is required, since this session is designed specifically for newcomers. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Private aerial parties can be arranged for special occasions. Please wear leggings and a fitted T-shirt, and remove all jewelry. Sports bras should be worn under a shirt, and ensure skin is covered since the silks are shared. Open to ages 14 and older, with permission from one parent required for anyone under 18. Members receive a discount, and the organizer can assist if you do not have your discount code.

The Maternity Care Team at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center hosts monthly guided tours for expectant and new mothers to explore the Labor and Delivery and Mother-Baby units. Participants visit patient rooms and receive practical guidance on what to pack in a hospital bag, where to park, and what to expect when arriving in labor. The areas have been updated with an emphasis on safety, privacy, and family-centered care. The tour begins in the Maternity Department waiting area on the fifth floor, runs about 15 minutes, and welcomes mothers, partners, and other support people. No advance registration is needed. For questions, call 814.534.9009.

A recurring Thursday locals event for Lorcana takes place at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and prizing is based on how many players attend.

A regular Magic: The Gathering Commander event at Top Deck Cards and Games. The entry fee is $5, and players receive a pack from the newest set on entry.

Dogwood Tales brings a heartfelt blend of alt-country and indie rock to The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls. Originating from Harrisonburg in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, the band appears with special guest Tyler Heaven. Presented by Mr. Smalls, this show is open to all ages.

Drusky Entertainment hosts Jed Harrelson at Crafthouse. The event is open to all ages. A full menu of food is available so attendees can dine during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth package includes eight tickets with premium seating and is offered in limited quantities. Tickets are available.