Events in Washington County, PA

This event marks the completion of stocking number two for the 2026/2027 season. It focuses on wrapping up the second installment of the season’s stocking efforts.

Celebrate history and whiskey with a dinner featuring curated food and drink, a silent auction, and an opportunity to enjoy camaraderie.

GRYT and UNCOMMON host a free group run on the Peters/Montour Trail. UNCOMMON’s strength and running coaches lead a warm-up before a 4.5-mile out-and-back. Walkers and those choosing a shorter distance are welcome. Afterward, runners can meet one another, talk about training, and learn about UNCOMMON’s programs. Laura’s baked goods, smartwater, UCAN, Commonplace Coffee, and a free hydration station will be available.

An intimate month-long immersion in Reiki that supports a full journey from first steps to Master Practitioner, with a focus on energetic study, embodiment, healing, and meaningful transformation. The training unfolds over six class days spaced across the month so there is time between sessions for integration, self practice, journaling, nervous system care, and reflection. Rather than a compressed weekend, this format invites Reiki to be lived, explored, and truly understood. Across the six days, participants move from foundational energy healing into advanced practitioner and Master level work while receiving attunements, hands-on instruction, intuitive development, spiritual mentorship, and comprehensive energetic education. It is designed for those who feel called to healing work, want deep spiritual growth and embodiment, hope to support others, or identify as empathic and energetically sensitive. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is required. The curriculum blends traditional Usui Reiki lineage with grounded healing practices and emotional awareness. Topics include energetic anatomy and the chakra system, aura awareness, nervous system regulation and grounding, practitioner ethics and boundaries, Reiki symbols and distance work, space clearing and intention setting, advanced energetic techniques, refined practitioner skills, sacred leadership and facilitation, holding transformational healing space, and embodied spiritual practice. The journey begins with Level I foundations, including history and philosophy, energetic awareness, ethics, boundaries, and self and partner practice, followed by the first attunement. It then expands into Level II with symbols, emotional and mental healing, remote techniques, intuitive strengthening, and a second attunement. The final phase covers Levels III and IV with advanced scanning and techniques, practitioner refinement, leadership and facilitation skills, and Master level attunements that cultivate clarity, intuition, and embodied presence. The closing gathering honors the work completed with a final Master attunement, shared reflection and integration, a certification ceremony, a sacred closing circle, and a vegetarian celebratory dinner. Graduates receive Reiki Levels I through IV Master Practitioner certification through Enchanted Alchemy. Included are all Level I through IV attunements and official certifications, a comprehensive training manual, guided hands-on practice, chakra and energy education, advanced Reiki instruction, intuitive development practices, herbal tea and light refreshments, a vegetarian graduation dinner, ongoing community support, and a sacred learning and healing experience. The course is non-residential, so lodging is not provided. Travelers arrange accommodations independently and may request local recommendations. Tuition for the full program is $888, with an early enrollment rate of $777. Payment plans may be available. Seating is intentionally limited to preserve depth, mentorship, energetic safety, and personalized support. The training is led by Dr. Britnie Winter, Doctor of Metaphysics, Usui Reiki Master Teacher, yoga teacher, and founder of Enchanted Alchemy, whose teaching bridges traditional lineage with modern, embodied healing education and nervous system awareness.

The Covers return to The Mousetrap with a set featuring favorites from the 80s, 90s, and beyond.

Brunch is happening at President's Pub.

Enjoy a candle-making workshop with the supplies needed to create a 100% soy candle in a shape and scent of your choice. Choose a bowl from the Especially For You Facebook page when reserving your seat. Guests may bring their own beverages and snacks.

Shadow work is a compassionate practice of turning toward parts of ourselves that have been hidden or silenced. Led by Dr. Britnie Winter, this guided class supports self-awareness, emotional healing, personal growth, nervous system regulation, and deeper self-understanding through intentional inner work. Sessions may include grounding meditation, discussion, journaling, self-reflection, emotional awareness exercises, Reiki-infused support, and integration practices. Themes may include inner child healing, self-worth, boundaries, grief, triggers, relationship patterns, and reclaiming authenticity. No prior experience is necessary. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal and pen, water or tea, and comfortable clothing; a blanket or cushion is optional. The class is intended for personal growth and emotional and spiritual support, and is not a replacement for therapy, counseling, or medical care. Space is limited, and advance ticket purchase is required. Daily drop-in admission is $18, with membership pricing also available.

Pets can have a free digital photo taken with Santa by local pet photographer Jessica Wasik of Bark & Gold Photography. The low-resolution image will be available to download from the photographer’s Facebook page within a week. High-resolution digital images, prints, ornaments, and magnets will also be available for purchase afterward. Pets are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, and special appointments are not offered. Dogs must be leashed, with no retractable leashes, and cats and small animals must be in carriers. Pets should be comfortable around people and other animals. If your pet is nervous, speak with a Petagogy employee before getting in line to arrange a separate waiting area until it is their turn.

Caregivers in the Mon Valley can find a welcoming space to share experiences, learn, and connect with others who understand. The support group is open to the public and offers support for caregivers and the care they provide.

Meadowcroft closes the season with a festive day that pairs hands-on history with sweet traditions. Explore demonstrations of historic candy making and try crafting a classic treat to take home. Autumn activities unfold across the site, including hearth cooking in the Hamilton Log House, cornhusk crafting inside the 18th century frontier trading post, and atlatl throwing in the Monongahela Indian Village. It is the final event before winter, a chance to enjoy crisp air and colorful scenery. Fall finale programming is included with regular Meadowcroft admission and is free for History Center members, while taffy pulling is a $5 add on per participant. Space is limited and advance reservations are recommended.

Participants will meet with Conor Tompkins at the Midway/Bulger trailhead of the Panhandle Trail for an evening of birdwatching. In recent years this spot has produced sightings of Short-eared Owls and Northern Harriers around twilight. The path is paved with a gentle, consistent incline. Conditions can be windy, so plan to dress as if it were about ten degrees colder than the actual temperature. A port-a-john is available at the trailhead. For questions, contact conorotompkins@gmail.com.

Line dancing takes center stage every third Saturday as DJ Neal keeps the energy high and the floor busy. The focus is open dancing, and lessons are not offered on third Saturdays unless specifically announced. Enjoy great music, food specials, and $4.50 High Noon cans while you dance the night away. A lively hot spot for third-Saturday fun with plenty of room to move.

Downtown Washington celebrates Small Business Saturday with an annual community gathering that puts local businesses in the spotlight. The focus is on supporting neighborhood shops and showcasing the variety found throughout the downtown area. It offers a warm, community-driven atmosphere centered on the value of shopping small.

Spend Small Business Saturday visiting five historic houses around downtown Washington. Move from one stop to the next to explore the area’s history in the heart of the city.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on Christmas candle making session at Tonya's Tavern. Participants can choose a bowl, add a favorite scent, and finish the candle with fire glass. To reserve a seat and choose a bowl, call or text Courtney at (724) 678-5115.

Celebrate the holiday season with a tree lighting, photos with Santa, children’s activities, and a Christmas market featuring more than 60 vendors. The festivities also include a food court, the Jingle Bar, live entertainment, and photo opportunities.

Families can enjoy a festive holiday experience featuring breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus, professional Santa photos, Santa’s Workshop, Christmas crafts and activities, and a goodie bag for each child. Specialty holiday coffee and hot chocolate are also included, along with on-site parking. Each session is limited to 100 guests, and a portion of the proceeds supports Children’s Miracle Network, benefiting UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. The event is sponsored by ACE Hardware.

South Franklin Fire Hall hosts a holiday cash bingo night presented by the Washington Area Humane Society, featuring chances to win more than $3,000 in prizes. Each ticket includes ten bingo games along with seasonal snacks and refreshments. Attendees can also take part in raffles, a 50/50, and additional cash giveaways. Payouts are set at $100 for regular games, $250 for specialty rounds, and $1,000 for the jackpot. Participation is limited to adults 18 and older. Alcohol is BYOB, and personal snacks or food are welcome. Ticket options include General Admission at $35, reserved tables for eight at $275, and reserved tables for sixteen at $550. Sponsorship opportunities are available at Bronze for $500, Silver for $750, and Gold for $1,500. Ticket and sponsorship sales will be announced soon. Space is limited.

Celebrate the holidays with a community tree lighting that symbolizes unity and festive cheer. Enjoy treats and cocoa while everyone counts down to the big moment when the tree is illuminated.

This event marks the completion of trout stocking number three for the 2026/2027 season. It focuses on wrapping up this phase of the season's stocking.

Celebrate the holidays with a live orchestral showcase as the Washington Symphony Orchestra performs with its choir. Festive music and uplifting choral moments set a joyful tone, creating a warm concert experience for all ages. The performance highlights the spirit of the season with rich symphonic sound and plenty of holiday cheer.