Family events in Westmoreland County, PA

The Greensburg Night Market, presented by Charley Family Shop n' Save, brings a lively evening marketplace to South Pennsylvania Avenue in downtown Greensburg. Local artisans, farmers, and makers offer fresh fruit and vegetables, cut flowers, plants, honey, local meats and liquors, plus salsas, dips, and a variety of handcrafted goods. The focus is on showcasing community talent and providing an easy way to explore seasonal products in one place. For safety in crowded conditions, dogs are not permitted. Vendors are considered only through the official application process, and all legitimate updates are issued by the Greensburg Night Market rather than through comments or unsolicited messages.

For the 2026 season, Ligonier Country Market is partnering with Latrobe City and will be held at its new downtown Latrobe location on Ligonier Street.

KidTrepreneur Markets offer a true community marketplace for young entrepreneurs, giving them the opportunity to sell their handmade creations while building creativity, confidence, and practical business skills. These events highlight and support youth makers in a warm, welcoming setting, and established small businesses and local vendors also set up on market days. Participation is open to vendors under 17, and all products must be made by the child. New and returning makers are welcome. Taking part is free, an application is required before each market date, and a parent or guardian must remain on site. Space is reviewed for every date. Applications are accepted for upcoming KidTrepreneur Markets. Consumable and topical items, such as food, beverages, and body care products, must have proper licensing to be sold.

Old Salem Market at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center is a weekly community marketplace showcasing local agriculture, baking, and craftsmanship. Each market brings a fresh mix of farmers, artisans, bakers, specialty food vendors, and makers, so there is always something new to discover. Shoppers can browse farm produce and starter plants, bouquets and local honey, small-batch candles, soaps, and body care, handcrafted jewelry and gifts, fiber arts, woodworking and home decor, plus breads, pastries, jams, sauces, gourmet treats, and an ever-changing selection of food trucks and specialty purveyors. The market takes place in all weather. It is typically set up on the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center lawn, with a move indoors at the same venue when conditions require it. Special features add to the experience. Select dates include KidTrepreneur Market Days, where young creators age 17 and under sell their handmade goods alongside regular vendors. Once a month, a themed Pop-Up Market offers an expanded roster of vendors, seasonal touches, and extra activities. Admission and parking are free, indoor restrooms are available, the atmosphere is family friendly, and leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome.