Events in Stroudsburg today

Experience maple season at Pocono Mountain Maple in Newfoundland/Cresco with a relaxed 15-minute walk through the sugar bush on a scenic 450-acre farm. Continue to the sugar shack for a close look at how sap is transformed into maple syrup, then sample fresh flavors at the maple farm store and choose favorites to bring home. Throughout the visit, the countryside setting offers inviting backdrops for memorable photos.

This local One Piece card game event offers a consistent weekly spot to find opponents and connect with the community. Tournaments on these nights may award store credit or tournament kits. If a special event is planned, it will be announced in a separate post and will replace the usual local tournament.

A 35mm presentation of the animated cult film Heavy Metal (1981) takes place at the Gap Theatre. This anthology weaves adult-focused science fiction and fantasy tales linked by the Loc-Nar, a sinister green force of pure evil. The soundtrack features hard rock and metal from Black Sabbath, Blue Öyster Cult, and Dee Snider, amplifying a journey charged with peril, desire, and chaos. Tickets are $10 at the door or online. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. No refunds or transfers. Made possible with support from Doug Kendall.

Ease into the weekend with a morning yoga and meditation practice guided by Kate Harris and Michele Beha. This welcoming session invites everyone to move, breathe, and find a calm start to the day. A suggested donation of $10 supports the class.

A casual meet up at Farmhouse Poconos for investors, real estate agents, and title representatives. It offers a relaxed space to connect with peers in the industry, and attendees are welcome to bring a colleague from the business.

Taking place at Tuskes Park, this second annual car, truck, and bike show welcomes all makes and models. Spectator admission is free, and show vehicles are $10. Food trucks and vendors will be available, and there will be activities for kids so the whole family can enjoy the day. Trophies will be awarded.

Experienced naturalist Jane Frye leads a relaxed nature walk on a newly created loop trail in Mount Cobb, with her partner Rob sharing insights along the way. The route is 1.5 miles on easy terrain and was designed to highlight a serene pond, a rhododendron grove, and a rich mix of wetland and woodland plants, including orchids near the water’s edge. This outing takes place at the Jefferson Township recreation park in Mount Cobb and offers a welcoming way for residents from across Lackawanna County, including those from Scranton, to enjoy time outdoors. Registration is requested, and drop-ins are welcome. OAOA members attend at no cost, and a $5 donation from nonmembers is appreciated. No pets are permitted. Directions are provided after registering. Sponsored by the Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging and The Greenhouse Project.

A lively, family-friendly craft festival in the center of downtown Mount Pocono. Artisans and vendors share their work alongside food trucks and live entertainment for a full day of community fun, and the event typically welcomes more than 2,000 visitors each year. Vendor participation is handled through the Mount Pocono Association only, and organizers caution that any other sign-up sources are scams.

The fifth annual cancer awareness fundraiser highlights the theme Aloha for a Cure. The focus is on building awareness and support, guided by the belief that working together can make a difference. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and gold level sponsors will be featured on a T-shirt. To have logos included in printing, gold sponsorships should be confirmed in time for production.

Festival de la Mariposa brings an arts-focused celebration of Latin and Hispanic heritage to Dansbury Park. In Spanish, mariposa means butterfly, a symbol of movement, migration, and connection that speaks to Latin identity, and it is also associated with ancestors visiting loved ones. The program includes a salsa dance contest and a live performance by Fusia Center for the Arts, music from a live DJ, an exhibition of work by local artists, a food cook-off, food trucks serving Latin cuisine, a vendor marketplace that includes Latin-owned businesses, and hands-on art and cultural activities. Created to honor and share Latin culture, the event is designed for both people who grew up with these traditions and those discovering them for the first time. Presented by Pocono Center for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, in collaboration with Fusia Center for the Arts and the Stroud Regional Open Space and Recreation Commission.

A pony-themed fall experience designed for children. It offers a welcoming introduction to horses, giving kids the chance to meet a horse and take part in hands-on activities in a safe, fun environment.

Activities begin in the late afternoon and carry into the evening, wrapping up with the Varsity game under the stadium lights. The lineup flows from Rookies to Flags to JV, then finishes with Varsity.

A new round of Magic: The Gathering Commander league play is getting underway. The league follows a monthly schedule, starting on the first Tuesday of each month and concluding on the last Saturday. There is no entry fee. Each week, players earn points by meeting specific in-game objectives, and those totals decide winners for individual events and for the month overall. Complete rules and details are available in store, and guidelines may be updated as the league moves forward. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

This is the regular weekly tournament night for the Dragon Ball Super card game. Entry and prizing can vary, with some nights using a $6 entry for store credit awards and others using a buy-a-product entry for tournament kit prize support. Any nights featuring something special will be announced in a separate event post.

This plant-themed bingo event is created in partnership with The Prop Stop, a plant shop in Clinton, NJ. The main game pairs with mini rounds like trivia and drawing challenges. Prizes include plants and plant care accessories from The Prop Stop, plus goodies and art supplies from the studio. It is BYOB and snacks are welcome. Attendees can bring a friend or meet someone new.

Ride With The Blue is a fully police-escorted motorcycle run in support of local first responders, starting and finishing at Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Company. Hosted by B.A.C.K., the ride includes a helicopter escort at departure and concludes with an after party featuring food, beer, soda, and a live band. Registration is $30 per person and includes the escorted ride, an event T-shirt, and entry to the post-ride celebration. Active and retired law enforcement may participate at no charge with proper identification.

Explore Raub's 7-acre corn maze, take a relaxing hay ride, pick out the perfect pumpkin, and enjoy snacks and treats from the concessions, with more to discover along the way.

TimeWhys brings a lively set to the Warren County Hot Air Balloons, Fun & Games Festival, showcasing pop rock from the 60s and 70s with tight harmonies along with favorites from the 80s. The band, a seven-time Readers' Choice winner for Best Local Band, features Tom, Julie, Mark, Mike, and Dano. Expect hot air balloon launches, games, food trucks, vendors, and a balloon glow show as part of the festivities. The performance takes place at Warren County Community College.

7 NORTH presents a classic rock set spanning the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, packing in more than 60 hits from over 30 artists. Everything is performed live through real tube amps, with no iPads and no auto-tune.

Stroud Recreation hosts a 2 mile walk at Brodhead Creek Park every Monday. Meet in the parking lot before setting out on the trail. The route is mostly gravel with minimal inclines, making it beginner friendly. Walks proceed in most weather, with cancellations only for hazardous conditions like extreme cold or ice. Registration is recommended so you can receive notifications about any changes.

Settle into an evening yoga practice led by Michele Beha. The session welcomes all and takes place in the Parish Center at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. The suggested donation is $10.

Nazareth Brew Co. presents an open mic that is open to musicians, comedians, poets, and other performers. Signups are handled on site, followed by performances. Hosting alternates between Shaun Lally and Ricky Delgado. There are specials on beer, and the kitchen remains open during the event.

A welcoming weekly meetup for the Final Fantasy trading card game features a mix of formats, including draft, constructed, and occasional cube sessions. New and experienced players are encouraged to take part, whether you want to jump into matches or learn the basics. Earn special promo cards by participating.

This weekly board game night provides table space for play. Attendees may bring their own games and arrive with a group, or join existing groups that welcome new players each week. The focus is simply enjoying time together over both new and classic board games.

Connect with fellow fiber artists at a welcoming meetup focused on low-key making and conversation. The gathering features an optional show and tell, along with unhurried time to work on your projects. A sharing table invites you to pass along fiber-related supplies such as yarn, tools, or books that you no longer need so they can find a new home. Flemington DIY donates the space for this event, and a small contribution of $3 to $5 is requested to support the venue. Donations are voluntary, and no one will be turned away.

Support the Green Team while giving the township’s municipal pollinator garden some seasonal care. Activities may include weeding, pruning, and general cleanup to help maintain a healthy habitat for pollinators. New and experienced gardeners are encouraged, and knowledgeable volunteers will be available to answer questions about the garden, pollinators, and gardening basics.

The Library Commission will hold its meeting at the Richard D. Gardner Branch in White Township. A virtual option will be available with advance registration, and the registration link will be shared when it is ready. After registering, participants receive a confirmation email with instructions for watching online. The agenda is provided on the Library Commission webpage and is typically posted on the Thursday or Friday prior to the meeting.

Kick off a fresh cycle of Magic: The Gathering Commander league play. Staff can explain the full rules in store, with a brief overview available as well. Participation is free. Players earn points each week by meeting in-game objectives, and those totals determine winners for each event and for the monthly standings. Each monthly cycle starts on the first Tuesday and concludes on the last Saturday. Guidelines may be updated as the league develops. Questions can be directed to Daniel Morales.

Neighbors and friends come together to play a quirky card game. It is open to everyone, and first timers are welcome.

Hosted by Prologue Therapy, The Healing Shelf is a book club that explores popular fiction with a focus on mental health and relationships. The July pick is The Fine Art of Lying by Alexandra Andrews. Participants will discuss the story, create a craft tied to the book, and enjoy snacks and drinks. This month's gathering falls outside the usual third-Tuesday schedule because Nicole will be away.

This ten week training in Thai yoga and partner assisted stretching treats the experience as a shared practice for both the giver and the receiver. The approach invites presence and deep, steady breathing while easing tension and self judgment. Supported stretches help clear energetic pathways and encourage a sense of calm and comfort. The curriculum blends whole body partner techniques with an introduction to energy line theory. Participants build confidence in the fundamentals of touch, reinforce key anatomy and physiology concepts, explore the interplay of physical and emotional well-being, and learn how to create a safe, consensual setting for partner work. By the end, graduates are prepared to offer a 60 minute holistic Thai yoga class or a private stretch session. The program is led by Chris Loebsack. Tuition is $475 for the first five registrations, $550 when registering two months in advance, and $600 at the regular rate. Enrollment includes a training manual and certification upon completion. A one evening drop-in option is $60 if space allows, with preference given to students enrolled in the full program, and manuals are not provided for drop-ins. A nonrefundable deposit is required to reserve a spot. Because space is limited, refunds are not available within one month of the start. If attendance becomes impossible, a substitute participant may take the reserved place.

Enjoy a meal at the Flemington Panera Bread while supporting StarThrower Group. Enter the code FUND4U when placing online, Rapid Pick-Up, or delivery orders from this location, and twenty-five percent of the net sales tied to that code will be donated. In-cafe purchases can be included as well when the event image is shown at checkout so the order is counted toward the fundraiser.

A weekly gathering for Warhammer 40,000 welcomes players of every experience level. Newcomers can learn the game with guidance from the community and use on-hand materials, so there is no need to buy anything to get started. Veteran players are also supported, with the ability to place special orders for models and supplies to grow their armies. The emphasis is on friendly matches and a welcoming store community where everyone can enjoy tabletop gaming together.

“Downtown” Jimmy Brown, Senior Music Editor at Guitar World Magazine, brings a one-man band performance that blends electric guitar, vocals, and foot-driven drums. His set covers classic and modern rock, pop, country, and blues, with each tune shaped by his distinctive style. Experience his live show at THE TIKI at Pub 447.

A casual creekside cookout with Gary Dillon brings people together over beer, burgers, and hot dogs.