Events in Westmoreland County today

The Ligonier Country Market is partnering with Latrobe City for the 2026 season. This season features a new location in downtown Latrobe on Ligonier Street.

Held weekly in Downtown New Kensington, this farmers market features a variety of locally grown, raised, or produced goods. SNAP and WIC/FMNP vouchers are accepted.

An open Overeaters Anonymous meeting is held at Newlonsburg Presbyterian Church in the Gathering Place, with entry through the Office Entrance. The venue is accessible for wheelchair users. Anyone interested in the OA program, including students, support people, and healthcare professionals, is welcome to attend. Visitors are asked to honor the anonymity of everyone present, and information on meeting etiquette for observers is available. This supportive 12 step gathering focuses on recovery and freedom from food obsession, including challenges like compulsive overeating, binge eating, purging, restricting, and persistent food noise.

Steelers Fest at Latrobe brings football fans and families together at Legion Keener Park to celebrate Latrobe’s tradition as the summer home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The event includes family friendly activities, live music from DJ DarkShark, food vendors, and opportunities to browse vendors and exhibitors, with fun for fans of all ages. Admission to the festival is free. A ticket is required to enter Latrobe Memorial Stadium, and tickets are digital only through Ticketmaster. These tickets support Greater Latrobe School District athletic programs. Assistance with digital tickets will be available at Latrobe Memorial Stadium and inside the Timken Pavilion in Legion Keener Park.

Get started with dog nosework basics in this hands-on group workshop focused on scent training and enrichment. You will work with your dog using scent games to build confidence, give your dog an engaging “job,” and learn how to recognize the correct scent while differentiating it from blanks. Each attendee receives a scent tin to take home for continued practice, and you should bring your own treats for the activities.

Experience a pop-up market at Red Barn Winery featuring local makers and boutique shopping. Guests can explore vendor booths, enjoy wine and other beverages, try a food truck with a special market menu, and pick up fresh baked treats. Extra experiences include tiny tattoos, permanent jewelry, and a custom hat bar. Admission is free and the event is suitable for all ages. Vendor spaces are currently full.

Join the Pokémon Standard TCG Weekly League for a fun afternoon and evening of official-style play. It’s a great chance to trade cards, get help building your first deck, or compete with a deck you’ve been working on. All players must have a valid Pokémon ID number.

Authors in the Making meets biweekly to review and critique members' work in process. Bring a laptop or tablet, and use Dropbox to submit and review your stories.

Join the free All Access Auto Show, a community car show where you can attend and participate at no cost. The event features proceeds that benefit Heroes Never Alone, supporting veterans and first responders through community, resources, and connection.

Yappy Hour returns to Sobel’s for the third time as a charity fundraiser. Friendly dogs are welcome in the outdoor tent and vendor areas, while only Top Dog therapy dogs representing the guest celebrity bartending teams may be inside. The event includes a basket raffle, a 50/50, craft beers, cash bars, and plenty of dogs.

The 63rd Annual Saint Agnes Parish Bazaar celebrates a long-standing parish tradition with a lively mix of food, games, bingo, raffles, and live entertainment. Longtime parishioners and first-time visitors can enjoy activities for all ages while spending time with the parish community and one another.

Mark Flag Day with a festive evening of band music as part of the Latrobe Summer Concert Series, presented by Prima La Comunita’. Pack a lawn chair for a comfortable seat and enjoy spirited tunes throughout the evening.

Enjoy a faithful salute to the Blues Brothers as The Soul Men channel Jake and Elwood with meticulous detail, from knuckle tattoos to the trademark hat and sunglasses. The performance races along with high energy and plenty of audience interaction. Classic Blues Brothers songs drive the show, keeping the room lively and getting people up to dance. This tribute aims for precision while delivering the fun, inviting everyone to sing, clap, and move along.

One Ray returns to Helltown Taproom in Export, Pennsylvania for a live performance.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, NASCAR ALOE and JASIAH bring the Capital Punishment Tour to Preserving Underground, with RejectedReyna opening. This all ages show welcomes fans across generations.

Now in its fifth year, this memorial golf outing brings participants to Meadowink Golf Course to honor Big Jess out on the links. Registration takes place before tee off, and the entry fee is $125 per golfer.

Jumperoo offers dedicated play sessions where the park opens only for children ages five and under and their parents. Little adventurers can jump, bounce, climb, and explore in an environment created with their needs in mind. Expect age-appropriate, safety-focused play and plenty of active fun. Admission is $17.49 per child and includes one free parent pass, which is provided at the location and cannot be reserved online. Tickets can be purchased online. Sessions may be canceled due to private events, so please check the website for updates.

Old Salem Market at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center brings together a changing mix of local farmers, artisans, bakers, specialty food vendors, and makers from across the region. Browse farm-fresh produce and seasonal plants, flowers and locally produced honey, handmade candles, soaps and body care, artisan jewelry and handcrafted gifts, fiber arts, woodworking and home decor, fresh baked goods, jams, sauces and other gourmet treats, along with rotating food trucks and specialty food options. Launched in 2024, it has grown into a favorite place to shop local, support small businesses, and connect with the community. The market runs rain or shine, taking place outdoors on the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center lawn during the outdoor season and moving indoors when weather calls for it. Select dates feature KidTrepreneur Market Days where young makers showcase their creations alongside established vendors. Themed Pop-Up Markets also occur, expanding the experience with more vendors, seasonal themes, and special activities. Amenities include free admission, free parking, indoor restrooms, a family-friendly atmosphere, and leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome.

Highlights include dash plaques and trophies, food trucks, a DJ, beer, a Chinese auction, and a variety of vendors. Greensburg Towing returns as a major sponsor for this event.

Backed by Team Nutz, this gathering brings together food, raffles, and a heavy dose of bass in a lively setting. SQ and SPL are included, and a demo-only option is available for $20.

This annual golf outing at Murrysville Golf Club raises funds to sustain, promote, and celebrate Irish culture across Western Pennsylvania. Expect a shotgun start and a complete 18-hole round, plus on-course games, a raffle, and live music with an Irish flair. Registration covers your round, a bite at the turn, unlimited beverages including beer, soda, and water while you play, an Irish-inspired dinner, live entertainment, and a ticket to the Pittsburgh Irish Festival. General registration is $140 per golfer or $560 for a foursome, with a $45 non-golfer option. Early bird rates are $130 per golfer, $520 per foursome, and $40 for non-golfers. Non-golfer passes include dinner, live music, and a festival ticket. Support is provided by presenting sponsor Brighton Land Management Inc., with hole sponsors Irish Design Center and Valentis Security. Additional raffle baskets and competition prizes will be announced. For sponsorship or raffle donation inquiries, contact pghirishfestival@gmail.com.

Celebrating 63 years, the Saint Agnes Parish Bazaar gathers the community for food, games, bingo, raffles, live entertainment, and activities for all ages. From devoted members to first-time guests, everyone can find something to enjoy. Spend time with family and friends and make lasting memories with the parish community at this long-standing tradition.

Camp Urbie’s Adventure Camp offers a weeklong indoor experience at Urban Air Adventure Park where kids can stay cool and active. The schedule blends staff-led activities, games, and friendly competitions with plenty of open play. Each participant receives a camp T-shirt from Urban Air and is provided with nutritious snacks and balanced lunches for energy throughout the day. Full-day and half-day options are available, and drop-ins are offered based on availability with in-park purchase only.

Enjoy a fun morning with Randy and Lisa Koslosky as music and stories take center stage. Randy leads children in singalong songs, and Lisa brings a story to life with an engaging read aloud. The program is geared toward ages 2 to 6, but everyone is welcome. Parents can sip coffee, connect with one another, and take in a cozy atmosphere while little ones play, sing, and dance. The plan is to gather on the patio if the weather cooperates. Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising their children throughout the event.

Piano Express is a drop-in, multi-level summer piano class for students ages 6 to 16 (adult participation is optional). Students continue building their piano skills through the summer, and they can attend as often as they’d like for extra practice and accountability. The class is designed for players who are already working at Piano Express levels 1 through 6, and teachers are on hand to help as needed. Discovery times can vary based on the levels of students in attendance.

Join a 3-day basketball camp focused on elite skills and playmaking for intermediate to advanced players. At this camp, players work on ball handling, shooting, passing, athleticism, decision-making, leadership, and scoring through high-intensity, competitive drills. Sessions also include video breakdown analysis of elite players, plus instruction aimed at improving explosiveness, hand-eye coordination, passing under pressure, and defensive fundamentals. The camp runs for male and female players in 7th through 12th grade, with players grouped by grade and gender for skill-work drills.

This group book discussion focuses on becoming more engaged in the community through acts of service and love. Advance registration is requested. For details or to register, call 724-882-9627 or email sarawrona@communitiesoftransformation.org. Books for the study are available on Amazon.

Join for Lorcana Weekly Open Play, a casual get-together to play Disney Lorcana TCG. From friendly matches to practice for upcoming events like prereleases and set championships, this open play session is a great chance to jump in, meet other players, and get games going. Registration is available on the event page.

Townsend Park hosts an evening of live music from The Adorabulls, with Allusion Brewing pouring and Super Dawgs serving up eats. Settle in beneath the trees with a chair or blanket and enjoy the park setting. Each night features both a food vendor and a beer vendor.

At Mangata, a meditation group gathers every other Tuesday to explore a range of practices. Participation is free, and donations are welcome. The gatherings offer time and space to slow down, practice mindfulness, and connect with others in a supportive environment.

An indoor nine hole mini golf course transforms gallery artworks into imaginative obstacles, offering a playful summer experience at the Museum for visitors of all ages. Each custom hole draws inspiration from a different piece on display, blending creativity, exploration, and friendly competition. Players can add to their total by completing a trivia scavenger hunt throughout the Museum. Support for this experience is provided by Art Bridges, The Committee for The Westmoreland, the McKinney Charitable Foundation, the Hillman Foundation, The Heinz Endowments, and the Westmoreland County Tourism Grant Program, with lead corporate partnership from Robindale and The Kroh Family.

An evening market on Clay Avenue brings activity to downtown Jeannette on select Wednesdays this summer, presented by the Jeannette Redevelopment Authority. For details or vendor inquiries, call 724-516-1612.

Top Dog presents an outdoor basic obedience class that helps dogs practice around other dogs and unfamiliar people in a setting with everyday distractions. The course runs for five weeks, costs $150 per person, and is capped at eight dog and handler teams per class to take advantage of the large outdoor space. It welcomes first-time learners and also works as a refresher for dogs with prior training. Skills covered include sit, lay, stay, come, heel position, watch me, front, rear, center, and polite greetings with strangers. Each meeting features interactive training games and a homework assignment to reinforce progress between sessions. Please bring a leash and harness, high value treats, a water bowl with water, and shoes that tie securely. Since the grass can be wet, waterproof shoes or boots are recommended. Classes continue in light rain. If a storm requires cancellation, notice will be given at least 90 minutes in advance to help those who travel. Registration is required through Kristin’s Top Dog Sign Up Form. Marking Going on Facebook does not reserve a spot. After the form is submitted, a confirmation text will be sent and the spot is secured once you reply YES. Questions can be sent by text to Kristin at 412-601-1210.

Greensburg Engine Company 7 hosts a friendly bingo night focused on prizes and community support. The $25 entry covers six cards valid for the regular games, the specials, the jackpot, and the starburst round, plus one card for each of the four quickie rounds. A Magic Number game is included, and additional cards and packs can be purchased. Payouts feature a three part jackpot worth $1,500, the starburst paying up to $1,000 if the star is hit, $100 for quickie games, $125 for specials, and $75 for regular games. The lineup includes 14 regular games, four quickies, three specials, one three part jackpot, and one starburst round. Seating is available on a first come basis, and refreshments are offered. This event supports the local volunteer fire company.

Jump into the Warhammer hobby at SCG Hobby Latrobe, with plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you want to collect, build, paint miniatures, or dive into tabletop battles, there’s something here for every kind of Warhammer fan. Expect a fun, hands-on atmosphere focused on the detailed miniatures and all the creativity that comes with the hobby.

Enjoy an evening of live music, local flavors, and community at the Elliott Group Amphitheater as Willow Hill performs. Food trucks and vendors will be set up along Clay Ave with options including Bird on Broadway Coffee, Sobel's Obscure Brewery, Poulich Pit BBQ, Little E's, Super Dawgs, Wild Flour Desserts, Country Hammer Moonshine, Yinzer Valley Farms, Kona Ice, Peinetti's Bakery, Your Sweet Cake Design Studio, Funky Funnels, Ash and Chris, WPF, L&I, Kickin Korn Dogs, Cindy’s Munchies, Hoshi PGH, Casita Bonita, Little Garden Kitchen, Lunch Lady, and Fizz & Twisted. Additional vendors include Crochetwithley, RansomRetro, Jeannette Initiative, Elliott Community Credit Union, Custom 3D Prints and Props, Streets Custom Crafts, Bad kitty Graphics, Beauty by KB, Bling it On, Wildflower Farms, and T's Things. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. The event will be held rain or shine. A 50/50 drawing is planned, with part of the proceeds benefiting the Jeannette Food Pantry. Featured participants are subject to change.