Events in Stroudsburg, PA

Led by Michele Beha, this community Hatha yoga class welcomes friends and neighbors. Restorative follows to deepen relaxation, offering a gentle transition into the weekend. Suggested donation: $10.

Experience a restorative yoga practice that emphasizes alignment by encouraging muscles to relax. This deeply relaxing approach welcomes participants of all levels. Suggested donation is $10.

A couple of friends are launching a local running club with a small, social three-mile run in the Flemington area. Participants will meet in front of the courthouse, where a planned route will be shared. Two route options will be available and the group will choose by straw poll. All paces are welcome.

A local Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament centered on competitive play invites participants to put their deckbuilding skills to the test. Entry is $5. Prizes are awarded as store credit, and the top two competitors also receive Pokémon promo packs.

This is a constructed-format Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card tournament where participants bring their own decks. The entry fee is $5 per person, and prizes are issued as store credit. Players are welcome to arrive early to trade cards, work on decks, and connect with the community.

Tom Jones appears at Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This in-person event takes place at the venue noted and features the artist on stage.

Experience the Poconos as the autumn colors emerge with a multi-day ride designed for both scooters and motorcycles. Plans call for an initial meetup at Dilly’s in New Hope, followed by a scenic route to Stroudsburg to get acquainted with the area. A longer day ride is planned from there, likely a loop to the northwest and back. The outing wraps with a relaxed scenic ride home. Organizers will be riding Royal Enfields, and any scooter or motorcycle is appropriate. The Holiday Inn Stroudsburg will serve as home base.

Learn directly from Karen Schaffert as she teaches her latest fall design.

Design a personalized fall planter in this workshop. Bring a favorite container or choose one on site, then fill it with seasonal choices such as mums, asters, rudbeckia, celosia, millet, ornamental kale or cabbage, garden accents, mini pumpkins and gourds, autumn picks, and coordinating ribbon. Pricing is based on the items you select, with no fixed workshop fee. Registration is required, and hour-long time slots are scheduled.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Fleetwood Mac at First Presbyterian Church of Blairstown, where a string trio presents the band’s hits in a classical style. The program includes favorites such as Go Your Own Way, Second Hand News, Dreams, Don't Stop, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, I Don't Want To Know, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, Gypsy, Little Lies, and Everywhere. Presented by Lumos, known for creating intimate concerts in remarkable spaces, this event pairs live music with a warm, glowing atmosphere. Seating is first come within your allocated tier in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome. The venue offers wheelchair access, though specific seats like the front row cannot be guaranteed. A donation is made to a different charity each month.

Friday features a weekly One Piece card game meetup where players can connect and take part in a local tournament. Some nights offer prizing in the form of store credit or tournament kits. If a special event is planned, it will be announced in its own post and will replace the regular weekly tournament.

Ben Bankas brings a night of stand up to the Sherman Theater. He addresses controversial topics with sharp wit and a thoughtful approach, and has drawn more than 100 million views this year during what is shaping up to be a breakout 2026. Recent milestones include sold out performances at Meridian Hall in Toronto and at Gramercy Theater as part of the New York City Comedy Festival. He performs regularly at Comedy Mothership and has appeared at the Comedy Store and Hollywood Improv in Los Angeles, as well as The Stand and New York Comedy Club.

Start the weekend with a morning practice of movement and meditation guided by Kate and Michele. This welcoming session is open to everyone. The suggested donation is $10.

Experience the potential of conscious breathing in a 90-minute Transformational Breathwork session with Cassie. Through clear, guided techniques, the group practices specific breath patterns that can ease tension, lower stress, and bring mental clarity. In a supportive setting, participants explore how breathwork can encourage emotional release while nurturing calm, balance, and a steadier sense of well-being. This session welcomes both newcomers and those with prior experience.

Warm-ups will take place before the Open at this sanctioned competition. The event is recognized by NBHA, WPRA, and IBRA. Entries must be paid in cash only, with no exceptions. A collared shirt or PRC shirt is required. Participants must wear a helmet or a cowboy hat, and ball caps are not permitted.

Registration is open for a race in Mountain Lakes. Participants can sign up to take part.

Open to all, Kingdom Krafters gathers in the Fellowship Hall for community crafting and connection. Participants may bring their own projects or help create items for outreach, including pieces for nursing homes, gifts for new babies, cry pillows, and other handmade donations. The time together emphasizes fellowship and creativity, crafting for God’s glory. New crafters are welcome, with opportunities to learn skills from others. For more information, contact Tina Freeman at (570) 730-2594 or Janet Dalrymple at (610) 428-7826.

At Festival in the Borough, the Debra Devi Band brings a heartfelt blend of soulful vocals, soaring guitar, and blues rock improvisation to the main stage. Relix has highlighted the group’s dreamy blues rock and psychedelic flair, while Vintage Guitar points to Hendrix-inspired excursions and evocative slide work. American Blues Scene has recognized Devi as a leading voice on the blues rock guitar scene, and JamBase notes her blazing technique paired with memorable songwriting. Her live EP, Jamification Station Vol. 1, reached number 5 on the Relix/Jambands.com Top 30 Radio Chart and remained there for three months. Based in Jersey City, the band features Kevin Jones on bass and John Roccesano on drums, with a rotating lineup of top NYC area keyboard players. Devi’s festival appearances stretch from Memphis to Montana, and she has shared stages with artists including Joan Osborne, Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, Ana Popovic, Fantastic Cat, Chris Duarte, Marshall Crenshaw, and Joe Louis Walker. She is also the author of The Language of the Blues: From Alcorub to Zuzu, introduced by Dr. John and honored with the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award.

This pickle-themed festival returns to East Stroudsburg and runs an extra hour this year. It is a celebration of all things pickle. Admission is free. Applications for vendors and performers will be available soon, and sponsorship inquiries can be made by message. More information will be announced soon.

Passengers board the Water Gap Limited for a scenic rail trip through Pennsylvania. Departing from the East Stroudsburg Railroad Tower, this roughly 15 mile round journey follows Brodhead Creek to the Delaware River, then continues along the water through the Delaware Water Gap to Slateford. The train travels the historic Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, once a link between the Poconos and major cities. Live narration on board shares stories about the landscape, wildlife, and the region’s railroading heritage. Presented in partnership with the Pickle Me Poconos Festival, this one day only excursion brings together history, scenery, and community spirit.

TimeWhys brings a three hour, high energy live show to Raub's Farm Market, staged in the corn maze. Expect classic pop rock from the 60s and 70s with tight harmonies and a touch of 80s flair from a band recognized with seven Readers' Choice Awards in the Lehigh Valley. Enjoy the setting with a fresh market, games, and hay rides, all alongside the music. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and make it a family-friendly outing.

A new round of Commander League for Magic: The Gathering is starting. Entry is free. The league follows a monthly cycle that begins on the first Tuesday and wraps up on the last Saturday. During weekly games, players collect points by accomplishing specific in-game objectives. Point totals determine winners at the end of each event as well as at the close of the month. Full rules and details are available in store, and guidelines may be updated as the league progresses. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

Local moms, families, businesses, community organizations, and family-focused providers come together at JP Case Middle School in Flemington for the Annual Family Resource Fair. This free, family-friendly event highlights community connections and practical support, featuring activities for kids, giveaways, face painting, fairy hair, an ice cream truck, and more. It offers a welcoming space to meet other local families and explore helpful resources in one convenient location. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available to help connect families with essential services while also increasing visibility for participating organizations. All sponsorship proceeds are reinvested in the community through maternal wellness programs, family resources, and grants.

Celebrate automotive culture at a free community car show where all makes, years, and models of cars, trucks, and motorcycles are welcome. Featured marques include GTO, Firebird, and Pontiac. Car owners and spectators can look forward to door prizes. Live music will be performed by The Big Horse Band and Distant Memory. Families will find kids activities including balloon sculptures from The Magic of Conrad and face painting. Registration is available on site, with optional pre-registration. Co-sponsors are Wright & Ford Funeral Services and Max Fitness of Flemington.

This is the regular weekly tournament night for the Dragon Ball Super Card Game. Entry details may change slightly from week to week. Some nights use a $6 entry with store credit payouts, while others are buy-a-product entry tied to a tournament kit prize structure. If a night includes something special, a separate event post will share those details.

Foreign Journey performs live in concert at the Sherman Theater. Experience the band on stage for a show at this venue.

Foreign Journey brings a tribute to the music of Foreigner and Journey to the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The show features singalong staples such as "Don't Stop Believin'," "Juke Box Hero," "Separate Ways," "Faithfully," and "Cold As Ice," along with more classics. It is a concert centered on the anthems and power ballads that defined both bands.

Gray Ribbon Riders present the fifth anniversary Tires Against Tumors community event at Brown & Lynch American Legion, featuring a ride for motorcycles, fancy jeeps, and cars, plus activities that support efforts to end pediatric tumors. Participants and vendors may preregister. Preregistration includes a T-shirt and lunch catered by Tosco’s. A $20 raffle offers a chance to win a 2023 Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 motorcycle. Funds raised benefit people with brain tumors and their families.

Motorcycle and Jeep enthusiasts gather for a police-escorted scenic ride to support the fight against pediatric brain tumors. Organized by Events To End Pediatric Tumors, the route departs from Brown & Lynch American Legion and travels through the Lehigh Valley toward Blue Mountain, including a covered bridge along the way. All are welcome and no membership is required. The cost is $25 per driver and $25 per passenger, with proceeds benefiting brain tumor organizations focused on children and families, including the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. Expect vendors indoors and outdoors, a DJ, tricky trays, and breakfast and lunch available for purchase. Participation is at your own risk, and attendees are expected to follow Tread Lightly principles.

This raffle event offers hundreds of chances to win and often reaches capacity each year. Proceeds support Olivia “Birdie”, who has been diagnosed with dysautonomia gastroparesis and functional neurological disorder, in making her dream of a bedroom makeover a reality so she has a soothing retreat for reading and relaxation.

Open to all ages and experience levels, these weekly Pokémon TCG locals offer opportunities to learn, play, and connect. A Pokémon Professor is available to teach newer players, and tournaments are organized for players who are ready to compete. Meet other local trainers, make trades, and enjoy the game together. Participating players receive promo packs, and any special events are scheduled for the same time each week.

A watch party for The Love Hypothesis brings Ali Hazelwood fans together at Pocono Cinema to enjoy the film with fellow readers. Attendance is paired with the purchase of the new movie tie-in edition, and tickets are issued through that book purchase. Additional Ali Hazelwood titles are available for purchase on the event page.

A weekly meetup for local Digimon card game players offers a friendly spot for matches and community. Entry varies by event. Some nights use a $5 entry with store credit as prizing, while tournament kit nights use the purchase of a sealed Digimon product as entry. Any special tournaments will be announced in separate posts.

A weekly meetup centered on the Overpower card game. This long-standing title introduced a new edition last year, attracting new players and bringing back longtime fans. Play currently focuses on the modern format that uses the latest cards, with openness to add legacy games as the community grows. Entry is free, and prize packs are awarded for participating and for each win.

Show the ticket to your server and 15 percent of your bill will be directed to local organizations. Both dine in and takeout orders are eligible. The 15 percent excludes tax, gratuity, alcohol, and promotional discounts. This giveback depends on at least $300 in pre-tax sales being raised during the promotion and may change at their discretion. Other restrictions may apply, so check with the participating location for full details.

Explore watercolor landscapes in the Pocono Mountains during a multi-day retreat at Mountaintop Lodge at Lake Naomi in Pocono Pines, Pennsylvania. Artists Judy Steinhilper and J. Harlan Ritchey provide instruction in core watercolor techniques for landscape painting in a relaxed, supportive setting. The retreat is open to all skill levels, and no prior experience is required. Participants may select either a package with lodging or a retreat-only option.

Set against the colors of autumn at Stroudsmoor Ridgecrest, this Harvest Festival offers an evening of community and celebration. Guests can enjoy a social hour with a silent auction, followed by a reception with a generous selection of passed and seated hors d'oeuvres. A live auction brings added excitement, then dessert accompanies the presentation of the Ann and Joseph Farda Community Service Award, recognizing meaningful local service. Attire is business casual. Tickets are $150 per person. Sponsorship and advertising opportunities are available, including placements in the program booklet and event sponsorships. Current supporters include the Ann and Joseph Farda Foundation and the Mattioli Foundation.

This sixth annual tricky tray supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Attendees can try for more than 225 baskets, a 50/50, and additional offerings. The event is at The Mansion at Mountain Lakes. For tickets, email trickytray@aviddnj.org or call 973-664-1770.

Imagine George Harrison’s voice carried into the present, offering calm, compassionate guidance for turbulent times. Through the author’s envisioned reflections, the legendary musician and spiritual seeker shares clear messages of love, hope, wisdom, and understanding that point toward a brighter world once the turmoil eases. The focus is on whole-person well-being for body, mind, heart, and spirit, with themes of emotional balance, letting go, living in the moment, and recognizing the experience of being both human and soul.

This monthly hangout invites teens to take part in activities and spend time socializing with peers. It is open to all teens.

Celebrate traditional Irish music on the first Friday of each month. The session welcomes anyone who wants to listen and enjoy or participate with a song or an instrument.

Explore an annual blanket and tack sale filled with equestrian essentials. Browse a wide range of horse blankets along with saddles, pads, boots, bridles, girths, and more gear for the barn. Seasonal touches are available too, including fall accents and Halloween decorations to complete your shopping.

Rotary Club of Blairstown is holding a community food drive at the Blairstown Acme to support local food pantries. Donations of shelf-stable foods are appreciated, including soups and broths, boxed meal helpers and noodle packets, kids snacks and gelatin, coffee and tea, condiments like mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup and relish, baking items such as sugar, cake mixes and frosting, chips and other snacks, peanut butter and jelly, tuna, pasta like spaghetti or elbows with sauce, canned vegetables, mac and cheese, and boxed cereal and oatmeal. Household and personal care items are also welcome, such as paper towels, napkins, toilet paper, dish soap, sanitary pads and tampons, toothbrushes, shampoo, conditioner, and laundry detergent. Contributions benefit local pantries and help neighbors in need.

Borderline brings a powerful blend of rock and blues to Bees Knees Workington, showcasing commanding vocals and blistering guitar solos.

Vital Theatre Company's Pinkalicious The Musical brings a pink-filled adventure to the Sherman Theater. Pinkalicious adores pink cupcakes and, despite her parents’ warnings, eats so many that she develops Pinkititis, turning completely pink. What first feels like a dream soon becomes too much, and she must find a way to set things right. The show began at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre in New York, moved to a larger Off-Broadway venue, and has since appeared at theaters across Manhattan, in Toronto, and on an extensive tour throughout the United States for children and families.

An elegant masquerade hosted by the Billionaires’ Club takes a dark turn when a shocking death interrupts the festivities. With every mask hiding a possible motive, the investigation unfolds amid whispers, silk, and feathers. Guests spend the night exchanging clues, piecing together information, and striving to unmask the killer before they disappear into the crowd. A buffet dinner is included, with more details to be announced. Formal attire sets the tone for this high society mystery, with evening wear, ball gowns, Venetian masks, suits, and tuxedos encouraged for a night of glamour, intrigue, and interactive sleuthing.

Carolyn Wonderland, known for blistering guitar and lap steel prowess, razor-sharp songwriting, and a powerhouse voice rooted in the blues, takes the stage at Roy’s Hall. Her songs are richly drawn and catchy, propelled by biting leads and vocals that carry real conviction. A review from AllMusic highlights the high-voltage energy of her playing, a warm yet refined vocal style, witty lyrics delivered with a playful edge, and solos that light up and elevate the groove. This performance focuses on the blues told straight, delivered with fire and finesse.

At Stangl Factory, the Stangl Fulper Collectors Club hosts the SFCC Pottery, Antiques & Collectibles Show, highlighting Stangl works alongside other American potteries and a wide selection of antique collectibles. Admission is free and the event is open to all.

Explore the unknown at the inaugural Pocono Para-Con at the Sherman Theater. The event highlights ghosts, Bigfoot, UFOs, and related phenomena, with presentations by featured guests Gene Sticco, Natalja Cernohajeva-Sticco, James Krug, Tom Carey, Eric Mintel Investigates, Dominic Sattele, and Mike Familant. Attendees can also browse unique vendor offerings throughout the event.

Track Stance, part of the Ultimate Motorsports Series, brings together show cars and drag racing at Island Dragway for a full day of action. The event features a judged car show with multiple award categories, live passes on the drag strip, and entertainment throughout. DJ sets, live music, influencers and special guests help set the scene, and food and vendor options are available on site. Select vendor opportunities are offered at no charge. Presented by Vorged Events.

Level up your evening at Propagate Studio's ArtBnb with a laid back gathering centered on retro and modern video games. Hosted by Matt Estock, also known as Mr. Propagate, this pay-what-you-can event takes place on the first Monday of the month and welcomes both relaxed play and friendly competition. Systems available include NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, and Switch, offering plenty of options for classic favorites and newer titles. Drop in during event hours to meet local gamers, connect controllers, and enjoy matches. It is BYOB, and additional snacks and drinks are provided. To reserve a spot, choose a ticket and a price that fits your budget to RSVP.

Longtime residents come together to recount memories of significant people and moments from the community. The conversation offers newcomers an inviting way to explore the living history and folklore of Belvidere, New Jersey. Stories shared here help keep local heritage vibrant and accessible.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on workshop that guides participants in creating a glowing Christmas ornament. Using vintage-style glass, twinkle lights, seasonal greenery, ribbon, and other holiday accents, each person assembles a large illuminated piece ideal for a mantel, porch, or festive display. All materials and supplies are included, and pricing is set per ornament. Registration is required, with hour-long reservation slots available across two days. Friends, families, holiday groups, and kids are welcome. To reserve a spot, call 908-750-4567.

Experience a premium guided horseback ride through Jacobsburg State Park in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, timed for the height of autumn color. Traverse wooded trails, open fields, and peaceful streamside sections within a landscape spanning more than a thousand acres. Knowledgeable guides focus on safety and quality throughout the outing. Small groups of up to four riders create a quiet, personalized experience on gentle, show-quality horses. The ride lasts two hours, and instruction with practice is provided before setting out on the trail. The cost is $199 per rider. Advance reservations are required and availability is limited. The location is convenient for visitors from Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the Poconos.

Riders can take in Pennsylvania’s peak fall colors on a guided horseback outing through Jacobsburg State Park in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The route covers wooded trails, open fields, and quiet streamside sections across more than 1,000 acres glowing with reds, golds, and oranges. Friendly, safety focused guides lead the way on gentle, well trained, show quality horses. Groups are intentionally small, limited to four riders, to keep the experience calm and unhurried. Each outing lasts about two hours and begins with instruction and practice before heading onto the trail. The ride is priced at $199 per person and is offered as a premium scenic experience with limited availability during the fall season. The park is convenient to Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the Pocono Mountains, making it an easy autumn escape with standout views of the season.

Hosted by Monroe Sight For Hope, this craft fair supports the organization’s charitable work and takes place at Faith UMC Stroudsburg. All vendor spots are filled, and no further reservations are being accepted.

Jeni Hackett returns to the Nazareth Farmers Market for an appearance. Everyone is welcome.

Flemington’s Main Street Car Show in NJ brings together vehicles of every year, make, and model across cars, motorcycles, and trucks. There is no fee for vehicle owners or spectators to participate, and participant registration is available. Expect plenty of trophies and door prizes, a live DJ, and performances by School of Rock Somerville and The Bad Cats. Families will find kid friendly fun with free balloon creations by Conrad the Magician and face painting. This edition spotlights Oldsmobile, Mercury, AMC, and Mopar, and includes a special memorial trophy honoring Robert Allen Bongiorno. Support comes from main sponsor Fred Beans Toyota of Flemington and co sponsor Luxwrap of Flemington.

Zig brings a solo performance to Derailed Taphouse.

At Roy’s Hall, Sugar Mountain spotlights the songwriting legacy of Neil Young. An ensemble of seasoned New Jersey musicians recreates his catalog with care, evoking the atmosphere of a full Neil Young concert. The performance reaches across more than five decades of music, touching on early breakthroughs with Buffalo Springfield and the harmonies of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the raw edge of Crazy Horse, and a wide range of solo work that spans folk, country, electronic, hard rock, and rockabilly. The set blends well known favorites with deeper tracks, offering something for both devoted followers and casual listeners.

This annual fall festival transforms the streets after the Borough’s Halloween Parade into a lively celebration with live music, delicious food trucks, refreshing drinks, and local vendors offering one of a kind finds. Families will discover plenty for kids, including activities, games, giveaways, and surprises, while downtown shops welcome visitors with unique products, seasonal specials, and small town charm. Friendly competition adds to the fun with a Beer Stein Holding Contest for men and women, plus an Ice Cream Cone Holding Contest for youngsters. Contest registration is available at the Chamber booth. Support comes from children’s activity sponsors Wrenchtec, Mario Andretti, and Keystone Financial Management, the Trick or Treat Bag sponsor Nazareth Mutual Insurance, the Nazareth Pride prize sponsor Keystone Consulting Engineers, comfort station sponsors People First and Redbox, and marketing sponsor Brown Daub Chevy of Nazareth.

A heavy-hitting lineup featuring Mushroomhead with Fear Factory and Nine Treasures arrives at the Sherman Theater as part of the Soul of a New War Machine Tour. Mushroomhead is known for a strikingly theatrical show and distinctive masks, standing out in alternative metal through a creative approach that blends performance art with sound. Their boundary-pushing style has influenced many bands to experiment and bring more artistry into rock.

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox takes the stage at Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, PA.

The Lower Mount Bethel Sandt’s Eddy Fire Company hosts the 9th annual showcase of cars, trucks, and tractors, celebrating fall with a wide variety of custom builds, classic rides, lifted and street trucks, antique tractors, and other standout vehicles from the region. A Halloween theme sets the tone, with decorated entries and costumes adding extra fun. This family friendly gathering invites all ages to stroll the show field, see the vehicles up close, and connect with fellow enthusiasts while supporting the fire company. Exhibitors are encouraged to bring a bag of candy to share with kids as part of the Halloween festivities. Pre-registration is available only through the fire company’s official channels or by mailing the form from an official flyer, and any other online registration forms are not affiliated and should be treated as spam.

Insane Clown Posse brings a high‑octane concert to the Sherman Theater, featuring signature songs, over-the-top stage moments, and wall-to-wall crowd energy. The performance mixes intensity with showmanship to create a memorable atmosphere fans gravitate toward. It is a raucous night of music and playful chaos from start to finish.

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Celebrate the season with a pony-themed Halloween gathering that offers interactive time with horses. The event features trick-or-treat stations, a children's costume contest, and a variety of festive Halloween activities.

Participants will work with the USFWS to remove invasive vegetation from the forested riparian buffer in the Larsen Tract of Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge. Heavy work gloves and waterproof shoes such as muck boots or Wellies are recommended. Hand and battery operated saws, loppers, and garden rakes are suitable tools for this effort.

Celebrating its 27th year, this Tricky Tray brings together the Monroe County Special Olympics community at East Stroudsburg Senior High School South. Hundreds of prizes will be available, and the event features food trucks and a welcoming atmosphere for friends and family. All proceeds support the athletes of Monroe County Special Olympics. For more information, call 570-798-7662.

We May Be Right brings its widely praised Billy Joel tribute back to Mt. Airy Resort in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountain. The show features Piano Man favorites with plenty of opportunities to sing along.

A cheerful Halloween costume party offers a lighthearted, spooky vibe where attendees can show off creative looks. Festive spirit and costumes take center stage.

The Gap Theatre presents Herk Harvey’s cult chiller Carnival of Souls (1962) in a 35mm screening. Candace Hilligoss stars as Mary Henry, a young woman who survives a devastating car accident and feels an irresistible pull toward a deserted carnival pavilion. As ghostly figures intrude and strange visions intensify, she slips further from everyday life, sensing that something is drawing her back. Directed by Herk Harvey and featuring Frances Feist, Sidney Berger, Art Ellison, and Stan Levitt, this dreamlike journey into the supernatural is celebrated as a landmark of American independent horror. Tickets are $10.00 at the door. No refunds or transfers.

ITVFD presents an inaugural 5k run and walk at the Field of Dreams, welcoming participants of every pace, from seasoned runners to families enjoying a relaxed stroll. The event supports the local fire department and its members, with post race activities planned after the finish.

Christian metal band Stryper heads to the Sherman Theater. More than four decades after first breaking out of the Southern California club scene, the long-running quartet continues to record, tour, and perform with revitalized power. The lineup features three original members, brothers Michael Sweet on lead vocals and guitar and Robert Sweet on drums, and guitarist Oz Fox, with bassist Perry Richardson, formerly of Firehouse, rounding out the group. Tickets are currently available.

Chirp Workshop turns Halloween into a kids-only club with a two-hour, drop-and-go celebration packed with dancing under club lights, Halloween games, glow activities, and lively music. Costumes are encouraged, and the fun includes Halloween mocktails, pizza, snacks, and surprises. The price is $65 per child, and parents can head out for dinner while the kids laugh, play, and dance the night away.

7 NORTH brings a classic rock showcase to American Legion Evans-Blitz Post 922, performing more than 60 favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. The set features songs by over 30 artists and is delivered fully live with no tablets, no auto-tune, and the warm sound of real tube amplifiers. Enjoy familiar tracks spanning four decades performed in a straightforward, analog style.

This Halloween-themed experience features pumpkins, playful ghosts, and a hint of devilish mischief.

Plainfield Riding Club presents a barrel race with warm-ups available before runs begin. Competitors are required to wear a costume or show merchandise, and registration is cash only.

A Veterans Day parade will travel from Stroudsburg High School to Dansbury Park in East Stroudsburg. After the procession, a closing ceremony will take place, with refreshments provided.

This hands-on artisan bread baking class at Marksboro Mills, home of River Valley Community Grains, is led by Nina White. Participants learn to mix, shape, and bake a Rustic Wheat Loaf, while also shaping three additional breads to explore a variety of doughs and techniques. Topics include flour selection, working with a sourdough starter, and approaches for consistent results. Expect an active session with plenty of practice. Each person leaves with the breads made during class, a starter, and written instructions and recipes to continue baking at home. Class size is limited to 12. Adolescents with an interest in baking are welcome, and the class is suitable for all skill levels. Registration information will be available soon.

Bad Influence performs live at Cinder Inn Bar-Grill-Catering for Jeeps & Jams. After playing the event last year, the band returns for another day of live music.

At Terraview at Stroudsmoor Country Inn, the Salvation Army hosts the tenth annual Harry F. Lee Red Kettle Kickoff Breakfast, a one-hour, fast-paced fundraiser for the Poconos. Attendees may participate by purchasing a table of six or eight at $25 per person and inviting friends or colleagues. Each table features a Little Red Kettle for contributions made by cash or check during breakfast. Totals are tallied, with the top team and runner-up announced at the end. The winning table receives the official Kettle Kickoff plaque for 2026. Entertainment includes the ESU Cheerleaders and a vocal performance by an ESU student, with a keynote speaker to be announced.

Begin the Christmas season with an early look at what is coming before the holiday rush. The first 20 people through the door will be entered into a drawing for festive gifts, and qualifying purchases receive a discount on the entire order. It is a timely chance to shop for the season and save. No registration or tickets are required.

Wood 'N' Strings performs an unplugged rock set at Luigis Rancho, bringing a laid back, stripped back vibe rooted in rock.

Hosted by VALOR Clinic Foundation, the Patriots Ball Fundraiser is a formal evening at Mount Airy Casino Resort featuring music, dancing, and gourmet dining. Proceeds support the foundation’s year-round programs that assist veterans. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Rocky screens at the Sherman Theater while its well known score is played live in sync with the picture. This film and music presentation blends a full screening with a real time performance of the soundtrack for a concert-style cinematic experience.

Part of the Hardship Heroes Giving Tuesday Challenges, this in person blindfold taste test at Cinder Inn Bar-Grill-Catering puts Emily and Ashley’s taste buds to the test. With their eyes covered, they will sample mystery bites and try to guess each one, serving up plenty of laughs and unpredictable reactions. Each $20 donation triggers one mystery bite, and contributions influence what happens next while helping create life changing Experiences for individuals and families facing hardship. Every dollar raised goes directly to the Holiday Heroes Experience. The broader series highlights local businesses, friendly competition between board members, live videos, in person meet ups and lots of surprises.

This is a return visit to Luigi's Rancho in Belvidere, New Jersey.

Roots In Blue Stone brings a live set to Jubilee in Pocono Pines at Lake Naomi, celebrating the spirit of the Pocono Mountains. The group blends reggae, rock, blues, and soul into a minimal, groove centered performance designed for attentive listening and genuine connection. Expect warm textures, nuanced dynamics, and songs that have room to unfold in a cozy setting where each note counts. The storytelling comes through clearly, the rhythms feel personal, and the vocals sit close, all in a space that lets the music lead. Admission is free.

This hands-on introduction to horses invites kids to explore the seasonal sensory side of working with them. Participants can interact with the animals, handle equipment used in lessons, and discover other things commonly found around the farm. The format supports both traditional learners and those with special needs who are seeking sensory input.

Zoltan Kaszas brings his Worldwide(ish) Tour to the Sherman Theater for an evening of stand-up built on quick wit and keen observations. The Hungarian-born, award-winning comedian has appeared on SiriusXM, Laughs on Fox, and Netflix Is a Joke. He also went viral with a routine arguing that cats have the edge over dogs, drawing more than 68 million views. Expect a lively, joke-packed show from a performer who connects with audiences around the world.

British folk artist Teddy Thompson takes the stage at Roy’s Hall. After relocating to the United States about 25 years ago, he built a life in New York City and never looked back. Music runs deep in his family, with parents Richard and Linda Thompson and sister Kamila Thompson all devoted to the craft. His work has earned high praise, with accolades for his exceptional songwriting, a tenor voice noted for its warmth and subtlety, and a sound often described as buoyant and soulful.

Children step into Santa’s Elf Academy for a 90-minute, hands-on holiday adventure where they train to become official North Pole elves. Trainees adopt an Elf Buddy to take home, personalize an elf hat to wear and keep, mix up reindeer food for Christmas Eve, craft and decorate a letter destined for Santa, decorate a festive cookie, and build a custom sweet-and-salty snack mix to fuel their elf-sized fun. After completing the missions, each family enjoys private time with Santa inside Little Elephant Studio’s thoughtfully designed Christmas set while Jessica photographs the experience. Two professionally edited digital images are included with each family’s ticket, delivered by email within two weeks as carefully finished, portrait-quality photos. Personal cameras are not permitted in the upstairs photo studio. The celebration concludes with a graduation moment where Santa presents every new elf with a certificate. Graduates head home with their Elf Buddy and their decorated hat, and adults can enjoy complimentary mimosas while the young elves complete their training. Tickets are sold per immediate family for $229 and include one Elf Recruit, up to two adults, the full 90-minute experience, the private Santa visit, two edited digital images by Little Elephant Studio, and all activities and keepsakes. Additional siblings can be added for $60 each. Sessions are limited to 10 families to keep the experience personal and unhurried. Private Santa time is reserved for your immediate family only, and combined photos with cousins, friends, or extended family are not available. Tickets cannot be shared between families, and each family attending needs its own ticket.

An evening dedicated to vintage rock from past decades, featuring big guitar hooks, steady backbeats, and songs made for singing along.

An informational orientation introduces the volunteer program of a 100 percent volunteer-run organization that depends on community energy. The session highlights ways people of all ages can help, including creating and supporting events, working with live audio and video, assisting with workshops, and contributing to clubs. Attendees can also bring their own ideas to explore. Registration is available, and walk ins are welcome. This gathering is part of the 2026 Volunteer Info Sessions.

Flowerland glows after dark with festive lights and holiday cheer. Enjoy Christmas music, warm coffee and hot chocolate, and homemade goodies. Look for special sales and giveaways throughout the evening.