Events in York County, PA

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Connect with local professionals at an in-person networking luncheon that blends quick learning spotlights with a chance to share recent wins. Hosted by MBX, which brings business people together through events in communities and around the world, this gathering offers time for open networking and meaningful conversations. Seating is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Bring plenty of business cards to make the most of your connections. The venue has donated the space to MBX, and attendees are encouraged to support the venue by ordering lunch, with separate checks provided. MBX members can enter their membership email during registration to unlock free or discounted tickets.

Gathering monthly at Rockfish Public House, The Creative Exchange brings together artists, creatives, and cultural organizations for casual conversation and fresh inspiration. The focus is on building connections, sharing ideas, highlighting events, and finding collaborative paths to amplify impact across the arts and culture community.

Help care for the Codorus Creek in York, PA through a hands-on vegetation maintenance effort that replaces herbicide spraying with manual upkeep. For 11 years, this work has prevented herbicide use throughout the downtown area by managing plant growth by hand, which is why the creek banks are green today. The group meets at the Foundry Plaza Codorus Boat Basin and the activity takes place at Foundry Park On The Codorus. All tools and safety equipment are provided. Wear long pants and shoes with good ankle support, and bring a water bottle. Work will not proceed if it is wet or raining, and makeup dates will be shared on social media as needed. All volunteer hours count toward required community service, and letters can be provided upon request. Friends are welcome.

Celebrate the newest Lorcana set, Hyperia City, at a pre-release hosted by Fourcorners Comics & Games. Entry is $42, or $37 for league members, and includes six packs to build your deck. Pre-release kits will not be used. An additional 1.5 packs per participant will be added to the prize pool. Players will build a minimum 40 card deck and are not restricted to the two color Lorcana rule. The event features three rounds, best of three, with 50 minute rounds.

Part of Witchcraft Wednesdays, this session focuses on the upcoming Full Hunter Moon in Taurus and offers guidance in lunar lore, astrology, and practical magick to help participants prepare for the celestial event. It is free to attend. The Serpent's Key Shoppe and Sanctuary provides wheelchair access, an accessible restroom, ample seating, sensory-friendly lighting, and welcomes service animals. Incense may be used on occasion, and it can be paused with advance notice.

The Tony Award winning Best Musical returns to the Appell Center as part of the 2026-27 Glatfelter Insurance Broadway Series. This all new tour arrives direct from Broadway with a bold reimagining of The Wizard of Oz, featuring a score rooted in soul, gospel, rock, and 70s funk. Follow Dorothy’s search for where she belongs in a contemporary world, brought to life with a vibrant blend of ballet, jazz, and modern pop that keeps the journey moving. Subscriptions to all three Glatfelter Insurance Broadway Series shows are available, starting at $186, or $177 for Appell Center Members, with benefits that include keeping the same seats for every show, access to the best prices, and ticket exchanges within the series.

Learn the essentials of bridge with a welcoming program at White Rose Bridge Club. Lessons are led by accredited instructors who guide players through the basics and help build confidence at the table. The format suits absolute beginners, those returning after time away, social players interested in trying duplicate, and anyone who wants to revisit fundamentals. Each session costs $10. Bridge is enjoyed worldwide and across generations, offering lively mental exercise that supports problem solving and math skills for younger learners and helps older adults stay mentally sharp. In addition to instruction, the club hosts games throughout the week for a range of skill levels, creating a friendly place to practice and connect with other players. To register, email whiterosebridgeclub@yahoo.com or call 717-515-2343.

A tarot night at Little Fox Coffee and Books features Hanover’s most notorious fortune teller, Beck, offering five-card Cosmic Check-In readings. Payment is pay what you can, and trades or small trinkets are welcome. This gathering takes place on the fourth Thursday of each month.

Gather at New Visions Books & Gifts in York for a free Spiritual Steep book discussion with local author Tom Newnam, featuring his book Silly Enlightenment. Choose the format that works best by attending in person or joining online. This series encourages meaningful conversation around inspiring titles and community connection. Participants can listen to a related author interview on the Mind Body Detox Podcast ahead of time, pick up the featured book at a 15% discount at New Visions or at Firefly Hollow Wellness, then take part in an open conversation. Presented with support from New Visions Books & Gifts, New Visions Holistic Expo, Firefly Hollow Wellness Center, and the Mind Body Detox Podcast. Free to attend.

York Chess Club meets at In Between Pages for open chess play that welcomes all ages and skill levels. Chess sets are provided for participants.

Celebrate the spooky season with a creative workshop that blends painting, pressed flowers, greenery, and glossy resin. Design a whimsical ghost and personalize it with your preferred colors and floral arrangements to make a piece that is uniquely yours. Choose a project that fits your style. Paint a ghost directly on a glass frame and surround it with pressed blooms for a charming display. Create a set of ghost-themed coasters that combine painted designs with flowers, sealed under a clear resin coat for shine and durability. Transform a black glass lantern with a hand painted specter and floral accents, then place a light inside at home for an extra glow. Or craft an oblong tray featuring a gathering of hand painted ghosts nestled among flowers, greenery, and celestial touches, finished with a smooth, clear resin layer. All supplies are provided, and step by step guidance helps every participant complete a personalized, cute or spooky floral creation.

The United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors are the Army’s touring big band, a 19-member ensemble founded in 1969. Their concerts span classic big band standards, spotlights for instrumentalists and vocalists, patriotic selections, contemporary jazz, and original music created and arranged by past and present members. Many of those originals are offered as free downloads through Perspectives, the ensemble’s jazz education initiative. The Jazz Ambassadors have been acclaimed across the United States and internationally, performing in all 50 states as well as Canada, Mexico, Japan, India, and throughout Europe. They have shared the stage with the Boston Pops, National Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, and Seattle Symphony, and performed at Carnegie Hall with Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops. Their itinerary has included major festivals in Montreux, Newport, Toronto, Brussels, and the Netherlands, along with concerts in England, Wales, Luxembourg, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Norway. Admission is free, but a ticket is required for entry.

Scotty Dog’s Lounge & Grill hosts a lively bingo night with no admission charge, prizes awarded during the event, and food and drinks available. Participants can collect entries toward a larger bingo prize drawing simply by showing up and playing. It suits both seasoned players and first timers, offering a friendly atmosphere, lighthearted competition, and plenty of chances to call out bingo.

Bingo takes over at Scotty Dog’s Lounge & Grill with free entry and prizes awarded in every round. The games are easy to follow and welcoming for all, offering lighthearted competition and plenty of laughs. Make it a group outing or a casual date, enjoy a full food menu and drinks from the bar, and settle in for a relaxed night with lots of chances to win. Arriving early can help you snag a good seat. Reservations are recommended at (717) 755-5922.

Enjoy a day of scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other crafting at St. John Lutheran Church. Stay all day or for however long your schedule allows, and get creative with friends and local community members. Proceeds benefit the church. Seating options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electric available if needed. The fee includes a table and chair, bottled water and coffee or tea available all day, dinner with pizza, shared tools, and products available for purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

Car lovers gather at Parma Pizza in York for a relaxed evening focused on cool rides and fresh slices. Participants can bring their own vehicles, enjoy pizza, and connect with fellow enthusiasts through easygoing conversation. The meetup welcomes anyone who enjoys cars or simply wants a laid-back night with good food and company.

A Halloween themed bingo night at Alliance Fire Hall offers games, prizes, and a glow in the dark celebration. Attendees can enjoy a full concession menu along with homemade baked treats. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. The event is BYOB and supports Dallastown Cougar Cheerleading, with options to contribute through sponsorships or donations for those who are not attending. Families and friends are welcome for an evening of spirited fun.

FourCorners Comics & Games in Hanover hosts a Commander night built around rotating pods and friendly competition. Entry is $5 and covers play for the entire evening, with every participant receiving a unique promo card while supplies last. The first round uses staff-assigned pods of four players, or three if needed, with a set time limit and a Promo Pack awarded to each pod winner. After the opener, the event moves to rolling pods where players can change decks between games, queue up as they finish, and start as soon as four players are ready. If only three are waiting for an extended period, staff may seat a three-player pod. Players are expected to hold a Rule 0 conversation before each game, avoid proxy cards, play respectfully, and maintain a reasonable pace. Prize support includes a Promo Pack for each first-round winner, a unique promo card for all participants while supplies last, and a Foil Promo Pack raffled at the end of the night. Registration takes place before the first round.

Small business owners meet for a welcoming support group that invites real talk about the highs and lows of running a company, whether online or in a brick and mortar setting. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere for trading advice, exploring workshop ideas, and having snacks while connecting with peers. It is a chance to unwind, swap practical tips, and build community with people who understand the day to day challenges and successes of business ownership.

Trick or treat through Codorus Park during a two day celebration, following a route lined with 100-plus Halloween scenes created by campers, local businesses, community groups, and the Friends organization. Admission is $20 per carload, and tickets are required. Sales are online only, quantities are limited, all sales are final, and there is no re-entry. This event often sells out quickly. A variety of food trucks will be on site, and the Friends tent in the campground at site 95 in C loop will offer s’mores. Vendors include Pretzel Lady, Bricker French Fries, Genova’s To Go, Savory’s Funnel Cakes, and Skip & Penny’s Country Catering. Near the vendors, children can enjoy a dance-off area with music from local DJ Big Bill Pero. Park educators will host a Nature Tent in the vendor area with hands-on learning about creepy-crawly critters and the not-so-spooky flyers of the night. Rain or shine.

This weekly gathering at Nerdtopia welcomes Trainers of all experience levels to connect with the local Pokémon community. Participants can enjoy casual Pokémon TCG matches, trade cards with fellow collectors, and meet up with others who play Pokémon GO. Every participant receives a Play! Pokémon promo pack for taking part, offering a chance to grow a collection while spending time with fellow fans. To receive first access to new Pokémon products at Nerdtopia, participation at least twice per month is required, and attendance is tracked through the Play! Pokémon software used by the store. If you do not have a Play! Pokémon ID, information on how to get one is available on the official website.

Head to Ocean City, Maryland for a full day at Sunfest with round trip bus travel and simple comforts along the way. The bus drops off and picks up at the Inlet parking area, and there are no scheduled stops en route. The fare is $95 per person and includes transportation, water and a light continental breakfast, bingo with prizes, a donation benefiting Dover Women of Today, and the driver tip. A movie will play on the ride back. This outing goes on rain or shine. Seats are secured once payment is received and become non-refundable at that time. If the organizer cancels due to low interest or unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be issued. The trip is organized by Dover Women of Today, hosted by Jerri Miller, with motorcoach service provided by Premier #1. The continental breakfast features fruit, a cereal or granola bar, or a salty snack.

Hanover Market House features a variety of food vendors in a market setting. Popular items often sell out quickly, so supplies can be limited.

Develop safe handgun handling skills in a course centered on responsible ownership. Instruction covers secure storage of firearms and ammunition, types of pistol actions, proper loading and unloading, fundamentals of grip and stance, common causes of accidents, and considerations for concealed carry and home defense, along with additional safety topics. The fee is $110.

A festive Halloween horse show featuring classes open to everyone. Casual attire is welcome. Expect a segment for riders in costume, opportunities to compete in pairs, and prizes, along with other offerings.

The Farmers Market in New Freedom is back at Freedom Green, offering a friendly outdoor setting to explore fresh, local foods and handmade crafts from a variety of vendors. The location is easy to reach from the Heritage Rail Trail, with parking close by as well as additional street parking. Bike racks are available for those arriving on two wheels.

Set within Pumpkin Fest, this youth marketplace spotlights handmade goods crafted by creative kids and young entrepreneurs. Designed for ages 8 to 16, it encourages participants to spend the summer developing projects such as crafts, artwork, jewelry, and other handmade pieces, then showcase and sell their finished work at the festival.

At The Serpent’s Key, this second annual plant and produce swap celebrates the abundance of the growing season. Attendees exchange plants along with homegrown vegetables, fruits, herbs, and eggs, helping surplus harvests find new homes. Any leftover items are donated or shared the next week. For health and safety, baked items and pre-made foods are not accepted.

Explore how to draw a lifelike wolf in a welcoming class designed for beginners. Participants are guided through each stage, starting with the basics of using pencils and erasers, then moving into accurate proportions, textures, and fine details that bring the subject to life. All supplies are included, such as drawing paper, a full set of pencils, quality erasers, and a blending stump. This session is suitable for ages 8 and up and for anyone seeking to improve realistic drawing skills. Pre-registration is required.

Creepin' It Crafty is a not-so-spooky kids Halloween party filled with creative projects, costumes, games, and family-friendly fun. Each child’s registration includes a chance to stuff a Halloween critter or a squishy chosen on arrival, several Halloween-themed crafts, a trick-or-treat tote to decorate and take home, sweet treats and goodies, and studio games with prizes. Costumes are encouraged but never required, with everything from princesses and superheroes to witches, dinosaurs, ghosts, and pirates welcome. Pricing is 1 child for $45, 2 children for $85, 3 children for $125, and 4 children for $160. Families with more than four children can inquire about discounted pricing. Space is limited for each session, and the party is known as a popular annual tradition. A small sugary treat may be offered, and any food allergies should be noted in the personalization section during registration. Refunds are not available for no-shows or cancellations, but if attendance is not possible after purchase, projects can be packaged for pickup during an Open Paint time listed on the website. Parents are welcome to attend, though seating is reserved only for those with a purchased project, and spectator areas may be standing room only.

Explore a curated tasting of limited Library and Reserve wines, each matched with food pairings that bring out the best in every glass. The lineup features a 2025 Chardonnay barrel sample, bottled Chardonnay from 2019 and 2017, Cabernet Franc from 2017, 2016, and 2015, and 2021 Attitude, a port style Cabernet Sauvignon. Each pour is served with a small pairing selected to accent its flavors, with additional details to be announced. The cost is $48 plus tax. Reservations are required, and tasting times must be scheduled by calling 717-428-2610.

HIVE artspace presents its Annual Spooky Art Show, a celebration of the Halloween spirit that embraces everything eerie and enchanting. Expect hair-raising scenes that lurk in dark corners, haunted houses and graveyards, denizens of shadowy forests and night skies, and the kinds of mysteries that stir goosebumps, all balanced with a touch of spooky cuteness and retro fun. More than 50 regional and national artists contribute artwork and giftable creations, highlighted by a special showcase of works by Jon MacNair. Additional collections include pieces by Daniele Serra and Susan Scofield, works by Eve Bluefoot and Fennec Design, jewelry by Blackbird Designs, body products by Peaceful Skies, retro-style artwork and giftables by Jim Hively, and York City and White Rose themed art and gifts by Story Supply Co and others. The opening coincides with First Friday and features a special appearance by Dark Angel, live music, and a spooky treat for the first 25 visitors, with the second-floor studios of Wendy Lane Smith and Frances Pugh open as well. Those who cannot attend in person can explore the exhibit through an online photo album, with online purchasing available and shipping offered on most pieces. A free self-guided Mural Walk map is available for exploring the many larger than life murals throughout the Royal Square District.

At Nerdtopia, a relaxed One Piece Card Game league focuses on friendly play and community. New players and seasoned captains can bring a favorite deck, try fresh strategies, and enjoy low-pressure matches with fellow fans. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai promo cards are provided to all participants. The league meets each week, creating a consistent, welcoming space to connect and play.

Presented by The Candy Concierge, this Trunk or Treat at Wyndham Garden York brings the community together for Halloween fun with candy filled, creatively decorated trunks and costumes for all ages. This is a free community gathering open to all. Costumes are encouraged, and prizes will recognize standout trunks and outfits. A 50/50 raffle is planned. Individuals, families, organizations, and local businesses are welcome to host a trunk. Companies can connect with attendees by sharing treats, giveaways, and promotional materials from their decorated vehicles. Hosts are responsible for their own candy and decorations, as well as any optional tables, tents, or promotional items. Advance registration is required for all trunks. Look forward to festive displays, imaginative costumes, and a friendly, family focused atmosphere.

Celebrate the season with a free pumpkin painting afternoon. Guests receive a complimentary small pumpkin to paint and decorate, along with fall snacks and refreshments. This family-friendly activity encourages creativity and offers a relaxed way to enjoy some colorful seasonal fun.

Now in its third year, the Unreal Trick-or-Treat and Costume Party offers a festive, family-friendly Halloween experience presented by Unreal Candy. Children can explore a kid-focused haunted house and visit over ten treat stations featuring all-natural candies, samples, and non-food surprises. The event is free to attend and the treats are made without artificial additives. Costumes are encouraged for a full dose of Halloween fun.

2nd & Charles in York hosts the debut Fable and Folklore Bazaar, an indoor renaissance faire celebrating fantasy, art, books, costumes, and a community of creative makers. Explore offerings from local authors, artists, and artisans such as leather crafters, wildlife photographers, TTRPG creators, and a fencing group. Kids and adults can enter costume contests, and raffles take place throughout the day for 2nd & Charles members. Membership is free. Visitors are welcome to browse, meet makers, and dress up for the occasion.

This casual Pirate Party tournament at 1st Capital Gaming features constructed play with a $10 entry fee. Players assemble their crews, hone their strategies, and compete in lighthearted matches alongside the local community.

The event features a tour of the designer showroom followed by an Italian cooking class led by Chef Tom. Capacity is limited.

Experience a community Trunk or Treat and Fall Festival with fall fun, food, decorated trunks, candy, pumpkin painting, music, and opportunities for fellowship with neighbors. The event is free to attend. Candy donations and volunteers are needed.

Thrive Fall Feast brings together an evening of delicious food, upbeat auctions and plenty of good cheer, all benefiting Thrive and its work empowering survivors of domestic violence. Tickets are $30 per person, or $200 for a reserved table of eight. Early bird pricing is available before rates increase to $35 per ticket and $240 for a table of eight. Secure a spot to take part in an evening that supports survivors of domestic violence through Thrive.

An open gym session welcomes participants ages 6 and up to practice flips, move around freely, and play in a relaxed setting. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

A Halloween dance pairs a festive costume party with music by Gravy Band. Attendees can enjoy dancing in costume throughout the celebration.

SHINE ON, a Philadelphia-based Pink Floyd tribute band, brings a vivid blend of visuals and sound to Double Barrel Roadhouse. The performance delivers a dynamic live experience that channels the energy, ambience, and emotion of Pink Floyd’s most cherished albums. Attendees 12 and older may attend when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Settle in for a pajama-themed costume karaoke night at Genova's - West York. The costume karaoke themes are finalized, bringing a playful mix of looks and songs to the stage. Participation is completely up to you... sing without dressing up, dress up without grabbing the mic, or do both. Organizers are also collecting contributions to help fund prizes such as gift cards and medals, with thanks to those who have already chipped in.

Part of the 7th Annual Fall Fest, this car show features music and seasonal activities. Registration is $10. The first hundred registrants receive a Fall Fest keepsake, and prizes are awarded to the top two Halloween-themed decorations. General admission is free, and guests can browse the flea market and choose from multiple food vendors on site. Take in the show or enjoy a train ride. Online preregistration is available with payment due upon arrival, though it is not required.

Bark Brunch Sidewalk Cafe welcomes four-legged friends with water bowls and a special dog menu featuring dog ice cream and other treats. Seating is first come, first served and depends on the weather. Presented in collaboration with Sunday in the City with Downtown Inc.

Explore Reiki from the ground up in this Reiki 1 class. Learn its history and benefits while practicing techniques you can use for self-care and with others. Receive your first attunement and a manual, then leave feeling prepared to work with this hands-on healing approach. Open to everyone with no prerequisites, it offers a welcoming starting point for a self-healing journey that can be shared with friends and loved ones and can also support work with future clients.

Returning for another year, this Halloween themed trunk or treat style car show features cars on display, music, food, trophies, raffles, and more. Vehicle entry is $10 with in person registration only. There is no pre registration, and any online accounts claiming to offer it are scams. All proceeds benefit local charities in York County, Pennsylvania. Spectators are admitted free and should use public parking throughout Glen Rock to avoid taking spaces from businesses in operation. Space is limited. Early parking is allowed, and entrances will close once the lot is full. If you cannot get in, park in a public space and enjoy the event as a spectator. Participants are encouraged to decorate their cars, dress up, and have fun with the Halloween spirit, though it is not required.

Experience a calm, pet friendly wellness visit at 1881 Salt Sanctuary with private sessions designed for just you and your animal companion. Only you and your dog or cat are in the room, creating a quiet setting that helps even sensitive pets feel at ease. Choose from a salt session that lets you both breathe salt infused air, a red light session focused on gentle light exposure, or a combined visit that offers both approaches in one appointment. For pets, salt therapy may support healthy skin and coat, soothe minor respiratory irritation, and encourage relaxation, which can be helpful for allergies or anxiety. Red light therapy is often used to support joint comfort and mobility, making it a thoughtful option for senior pets or those getting back to routine after activity. You remain with your pet throughout and can enjoy the same soothing salt environment for a peaceful reset. Both dogs and cats can participate.

Here to Help Auto Care hosts a Halloween trunk or treat in Hanover at no charge. Costumes are welcome, and guests can collect candy as they visit creatively decorated vehicles alongside a display of standout cars. The festivities feature local vendors, food and beverages, raffles and giveaways, and lots of Halloween-themed fun. A costume contest includes chances to win prizes, and the gathering brings together families, local businesses, and car enthusiasts of all ages.

Paint pumpkins in a relaxed, creative setting. All supplies will be provided, including pumpkins, so you only need to bring your creative ideas.

Traditional naturopath Nicole Lavetan leads a one hour workshop focused on the building blocks of wellness. Explore practical holistic remedies you can use at home to support your family through the challenges of the winter season. The fee is $20. Space is limited, so please RSVP by calling 717.880.9955.

At Nerdtopia, this relaxed Gundam league features quick matches, welcoming competition, and giant mech excitement. Veterans can fine tune their decks while newcomers learn the basics, with the focus on community and fun rather than high stakes. Registration is required through Bandai's TCG+ app. Entry is free, and all participants receive Bandai promo cards.

Gather at FourCorners Comics & Games in Hanover for a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game competition that welcomes seasoned players and those trying out new builds. The entry fee is $8, and every dollar from each entry goes directly into the prize pool. Matches are best of one with 35 minute rounds, and pairings use a Swiss format. It offers a steady setting to refine play, prepare for bigger events, and connect with the local One Piece community.

A food stand will be set up during the annual York Halloween Parade to raise funds for Union’s local community support ministries. Homemade chicken corn soup will be available by the quart or pint, along with desserts and soft drinks. The parade travels from the York Fairgrounds to the church, creating a festive backdrop for the fundraiser.

Take a guided journey through Dills Tavern and its working spaces, including the bake oven, Wheelwright Shop, Rye Whiskey Distillery, the 1798 Log Barn, the Visitor Center, and the Historic Educational Garden. Tours begin in the Orientation Room and gift shop, where payment is collected before you set out. Admission is $5 per individual or $10 per immediate family, and children under 12 are free. Guests are asked to watch a video in advance to prepare for the visit. Private and group tours are available by appointment.

Experience a restorative sound meditation aligned with the approaching Hunter’s Moon, with layered tones from gongs, singing bowls, chimes, and bells creating a calm soundscape. The session offers time to slow down, breathe, and either reflect on the season or simply listen. It takes place at Mindful Phases Wellness Studio, where yoga mats are available for use. Participants may bring blankets, pillows, or other comfort items to help them get comfortable. No prior experience is required, and there is no prescribed way to feel or participate.

A calming sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven invites participants to unwind with Tibetan singing bowl therapy. Rest while resonant tones and gentle vibrations create a soothing atmosphere that supports stress relief, deep relaxation, and nervous system regulation. No experience or particular beliefs are required, just wear comfortable clothing and be ready to relax. You are welcome to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion for added comfort while being mindful of others in the space. The setting is wheelchair accessible, includes an accessible restroom and ample seating, features sensory-friendly lighting, and is service animal friendly. Incense may be used at times and can be paused upon request.

The Sixties Show offers a high energy, multimedia journey back to the 1960s, centered on a live concert that recreates the era’s music note for note. This award-winning Off-Broadway production features musicians who have performed with The Who, The Rascals, and John Fogarty (Creedence Clearwater Revival). Acclaimed for precise renditions of classic hits, B-sides, and deep tracks, it appeals across generations and has a track record of sellouts at theaters and performing arts centers. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony and $49 for Preferred seating.

An Evening of Alton Brown keeps most of its surprises under wraps, with Brown hinting at reinventions of favorite moments alongside new demonstrations, music, and a touch of toned down mayhem. The spectacle takes a back seat to a more personal connection, with spontaneity and storytelling at the forefront. Known for Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, Brown has built a landmark culinary tour, appearing in more than 300 cities for well over half a million people. This show blends humor, science, food, and heart. A limited number of VIP experiences will be available for purchase. Audience advisory: shellfish allergen warning. Exposure may occur through consumption, contact, or airborne particles from cooking.

A costumed figure drawing session centered on dramatic light and shadow, using a 'Rembrandt lighting' setup to create strong contrast. Featuring a Halloween themed costume, it emphasizes studying how illumination defines muscle groups, what surfaces catch the light, and where forms overlap.

Pitch in to spruce up Downtown Hanover during this monthly volunteer cleanup focused on keeping shared spaces tidy and welcoming. Volunteers receive gloves, safety vests, and trash bags, and are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing with closed-toe shoes. Bringing your own gloves or small hand tools is optional. The effort proceeds in any weather, so check the forecast and dress appropriately. Typical tasks include picking up litter, light weeding, and sweeping sidewalks. It is suitable for individuals, families, school groups, and workplace teams, and community service hours can be confirmed upon request. Registration is available for both solo volunteers and groups.

Celebrate the season at a Thanksgiving-themed $25 Tuesday at Hammer & Stain Shrewsbury. This monthly craft night highlights smaller, budget-friendly projects, and this edition features a pie-inspired banner. Participants will create eight pie slice pieces, each about 3 inches wide by 5.5 inches long, and string them on included twine, with optional beads to decorate the garland. Guests may bring their favorite drinks and snacks to enjoy while crafting. Each registration covers one participant, and everyone attending should be registered for their own project. This workshop typically takes place on the last Tuesday of the month, with occasional exceptions.

Experience one-shot tabletop roleplaying at Mapa's Boli with adventures set in Dreadful Doomscapes. These sessions use the EZD6 system, which is quick to learn and welcoming for brand-new players as well as longtime gamers, offering a lighter alternative to rules-heavy games like Dungeons and Dragons. Each game stands on its own rather than continuing a campaign, so you can participate whenever it suits your schedule. Registration is required and spots are first come, first served. For questions, contact Natasha Swiger at nswiger@rainbowrosecenter.org. Appropriate for all ages.

Now in its third year, D & S Tire Sales presents a community Trunk or Treat with plenty of room for kids to move around, continuing the popular setup from last year. This edition adds a giant tic-tac-toe game and cornhole, with the event DJ returning to keep the music going. Food will be available from two trucks, Auntie Anne's and Trailer Trash Chili Dogs. A big showing of decorated trunks is planned, and free hot cocoa will be offered again.

Dave returns to filling mugs, and this Mug Club night comes with a playful twist. Ten mugs hide prizes, including 1,000 points, a five dollar discount on a tab, and complimentary soap. Participants can add to their point totals and check whether their mug is one of the lucky ones.

Trick-or-treaters can visit the Ember Cheer Allstars trunk at Heritage Hills Athletic Club for candy, freebies, and plenty of Halloween fun. Team members will be available to answer questions and provide information about the Ember Cheer program for families interested in learning more. Costumes and candy buckets are encouraged for this festive stop.

Stop by to refill while wearing a costume or a Halloween accessory and receive 10 percent off your purchase. Candy treats will be available too.

This Halloween celebration at Kids First features indoor trick-or-treating, swimming, pizza and snacks, games, and more. Costumes are encouraged, and guests can bring a candy bag for treats. Admission is $25 per swimmer. Drop-off is available for ages 5 and up. Space is limited.

Everyone is welcome at this Halloween celebration. Non-veterans pay a $5 cover charge. It features prizes for costumes, great food, plenty of seating, and a spacious dance floor for dancing, all geared toward a simple, festive good time.

Enjoy a complimentary community breakfast centered on food and fellowship. Please enter through the church's rear entrance. Everyone is welcome.

A Halloween themed celebration of sports cards, trading card games, and pop culture fills York Expo Arena, the former UPMC Arena, with 700 vendor tables and a show floor buzzing with Card or Treat activities as hundreds of vendors share candy, packs, cards, prizes, and other surprises. Highlights include $20,000 in giveaways, celebrity guests, live music, a dedicated kids zone, and a children’s costume contest. Exclusive promotional cards are part of the fun, with a different card available each day. General admission is $10 and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with tickets offered at the door and online. Children 10 and under are admitted free. Parking is complimentary. Active duty military, veterans, and retirees receive free admission with a valid military ID. For early access, VIP entry grants arrival one hour before general opening and includes a raffle ticket and a promo card, with options for a Saturday VIP pass at $20, a Sunday VIP pass at $20, or a weekend VIP pass at $35 that includes both promo cards.

Businesses throughout Olde Tollgate Village are coming together for a festive trick-or-treat day. Participating shops include My Girlfriend's Wardrobe, Bound Books, Apricity Products, In Bloom, Mapa's Boli, Talenia Brows & Aesthetics, PlanetRYO, Susie's Clothing Boutique, The Reform Society, Compass Rose Boutique, Lashed Out by Summer, and Restless Coffee Company. Hours may vary by location, so check with each business. Lashed Out by Summer will be closed, but will have a setup at the door. More businesses may be added.

Celebrate Halloween with a day devoted to Samhain, divination, and celebration at the second ever Fortune Fest. Offerings include Astrodice and Samhain Oracle readings from K.L. Leadingham, mediumship with Jenn White of Sacred Moon Circle Apothecary, The Goblin's Oracle Dice with Willow, Reiki from Kelsie of Divinely Dark Creations, and a special Samhain themed tarot reading with Beck of The Serpent’s Key. Entry is free. Some practitioners offer services on a pay what you can basis, while others may have set rates, and a suggested minimum of $13 applies to pay what you can offerings. All readings and responses are not legal, medical, financial, psychological, or business advice, and are provided for entertainment purposes only and subject to personal interpretation. The space is wheelchair accessible, features an accessible restroom and ample seating, welcomes service animals, and offers sensory lighting for guests with photophobia or other light sensitivities. Incense is used occasionally, but it can be withheld upon request in advance.

An adults-only Halloween costume party featuring DJ Bill spinning a set of his favorite tunes. Enjoy an evening of music, costumes, food and beverages, and time with fellow attendees in a festive atmosphere.

Introduce your child to lacrosse in a fun indoor setting at Ballyhoo Sports Academy at HHAC in York. This LAXin Littles session is designed for ages 3 to 4 and 5 to 7. All gear is provided, and no experience is needed. Group sizes are kept small to ensure plenty of individual attention, and space is limited. Early bird registration is $99, and the regular price is $109.

Experience a gentle, seasonal reset with guided reflection, a ceremonial water release with sage cleansing, and blessings with water. Participants will set intentions and seal them in a small take-home water vial, with a soothing sound immersion offered to support and amplify those intentions. Light, seasonal refreshments are provided to help ground the experience, and there is optional time afterward to mingle. Mats, blankets, and bolsters are available, and you are welcome to bring your own. Bringing a journal is optional for anyone who wants to write. The exchange is $55 per person. Space is limited to 11 participants and requires advance reservation. Refunds are not available within 7 days unless the spot can be filled.

During Día de los Muertos weekend, step into KOKOTÖNA, a grim fantasy realm shaped by Mesoamerican influences. A village memorial has been stripped of the names of its beloved dead, leaving ancestors unsettled and at risk of being forgotten. Recover those names before dawn or watch the boundary between the living and the dead begin to fail. Seats are limited to six players per session. Each session is a complete three-hour adventure for participants ages 16 and older. New players are welcome, and character materials will be provided. If bringing personal dice, use a standard seven-piece polyhedral set from d4 to d20. Registration is 15 dollars per player. Fees support Autism at Face Value in continuing tabletop gaming opportunities for neurodivergent teens and other community events, and additional donations are welcome. Cost should not prevent participation, with supported seats available by private request. Content is PG-13 and may include off-camera rituals, references to murder, undead ancestors, body horror, and fantasy violence, with graphic detail kept limited. X-cards are available so players can pause or redirect any material that becomes uncomfortable.

H.O.P.E. Basket Bingo features rounds of bingo with chances to win filled Longaberger baskets at the New Freedom Community Building. Bring items for the H.O.P.E. Food Pantry to receive additional entries in prize drawings, and check the event discussion for a list of suggested donations. Food will be available for purchase from Tasteful Occasions Catering. H.O.P.E. is the sole organizer and the only official source for tickets, so avoid third party sellers. Tickets cost $20 in advance or $22 at the door. Payment is accepted by cash or check, and online payment is available when noting that the purchase is for bingo tickets. Proceeds support H.O.P.E.

A cozy happy hour at Stone Grille & Taphouse centered on gratitude and connection. Celebrate friendship, community, and the season's blessings in a relaxed atmosphere that brings people together.

Discover how Montreal-style bagels compare to the New York classic in a friendly, hands-on class. Each participant will make three bagels, then enjoy them warm with a variety of toppings or take them home. All ingredients and aprons are included, along with step-by-step instruction and a recipe to keep. Drinks are available for purchase during the event. Children are welcome with an accompanying adult. Reservations are available online. Tickets are non-refundable but may be transferred.

WellSpan’s mobile mammography unit will return to the Peach Bottom Recreation Center parking lot to provide convenient mammography screenings. Book an appointment by calling 717-466-2666. The minimum age is 40. Insurance assistance is available, and those without coverage are encouraged to call to learn about programs that may help. Sharing this information with friends and neighbors could help save a life.

Choir! Choir! Choir! brings an all-out Queen sing-along to the Appell Center, turning the crowd into the choir in a completely interactive experience. Expect big anthems, big voices, and a room full of fans laughing, dancing, and singing together to the band’s greatest hits. Channel your inner Freddie Mercury with friends and even friendly rivals as you build harmonies meant to shake the rafters. It is a giant birthday-style celebration of timeless songs, with the audience taking center stage.

Downtown Hanover comes alive with a monthly art walk where local businesses turn into welcoming gallery spaces that spotlight the work of regional artists. Launched in August 2025 by Little Fox Coffee & Books and supported by Main Street Hanover, this community-focused series was created to bring something vibrant and meaningful to the heart of town. Each installment features a fresh mix of artists and venues, inviting visitors to explore shops, meet creators, and enjoy an evening centered on art, culture, and connection. The event is open to all ages and is free to attend, with no tickets required. Businesses and artists are invited to get involved as hosts or exhibitors through Little Fox Coffee & Books.

Spend an evening in WeCo, York’s West of the Codorus arts and small business district, celebrating creativity, food, and community. Stroll through galleries and artist studios, hear live music, take part in free activities and special pop-ups, and browse handmade goods while many businesses keep extended hours. Set your own pace, from grabbing drinks or dinner at local favorites to catching fresh highlights like art openings, hands-on workshops, restaurant specials, and other rotating events each month. The full lineup is shared in advance so there is always something new to explore, whether you are meeting friends or bringing the family. Parking is convenient with nearby street and lot options. This ongoing series is supported by WellSpan Health.

Experience a hands-on drum gathering led by Ed Haggard of The Love Drums that blends a focused lesson with a lively circle. Participants explore foundational rhythms, learn techniques for clear tone, and pick up essential drum language that works well in circles and jam sessions. After practicing parts that fit together, the group improvises and grooves together. Dancing is welcome, and all experience levels are invited to take part. Ed brings extensive experience as a drummer, teacher, and performer. He founded The Love Drums in the 90s, has taught thousands of classes, facilitated many drum circles, studied with numerous teachers, and also repairs rope-tuned drums and sells instruments. Registration is $16 per person by credit card or $15 per person when paying with cash or check. Those paying cash or check can call 717-814-9136 to receive the discount and, by informing reception at check-in, receive a complimentary essential oil of the month. Registration must be completed by the sign up deadline, and late registration may be possible if space remains. Drums can be borrowed for a donation as available, which is separate from the class fee. If enrollment is canceled by a participant or if an instructor cancels a class, the fee is credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card fees. No refunds are issued for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

Carman Bryant & Positive Flow Band return to Elks Lodge #213 in York, PA with an upbeat mix of songs to keep the night moving. Admission is $15, and the event is open to the public.

Karaoke with Miss T brings a high energy night at Scotty Dog’s Lounge & Grill, where seasoned performers and first timers alike can take the mic and shine. Expect a welcoming, no judgment atmosphere with great music across every genre, from classics to today’s hits. The lounge offers a full bar with drink specials, and food is available throughout the night, so it is easy to make it a full night out. Happy hour is available, and guests can dine in before the show or order during. Reservations are recommended.

An inclusive martial arts tournament open to all styles. Competition includes forms performed without weapons, forms using weapons, and kumite, providing a broad display of skill across disciplines.

Set aside a full day for crafting at a workshop built around uninterrupted creative time. Focus on your own projects, connect with fellow crafters, and take part in activities reserved for attendees. Registration is $25 and includes participant-only gifts, creative classes and inspiration, lunch, and chances to win door prizes. Attendees will also have access to Creative Memories tools and products for purchase, making it easier to complete projects and find new favorites. The venue is accessible, and space is limited. It offers a warm break from the routine to focus on your memories and creativity.

Enjoy a festive indoor holiday bazaar spread across two levels at Red Lion Area High School. Explore more than 150 vendor booths, pick up snacks and drinks from on site concessions, and check out raffle baskets on site. Capture memories with photo opportunities featuring Santa and the Grinch. The venue is ADA compliant and includes an elevator for easy access between floors. Parking is plentiful.

The third Sports Card, TCG, and Collectibles Show highlights sports cards, trading card games, and a range of memorabilia. This edition adds Disney pins to the offerings. Vendor tables are available, and interested participants can inquire for details.

This event features guest speaker Cindy Foor. The cost is $25 per person, and lunch is provided as part of the fee.

Macaroni KID, in partnership with the Friends of Glen Rock Borough and the Glen Rock Rec Board, presents the second annual York County Kids Thanksgiving Balloon Parade, a playful spin on a beloved holiday tradition. Geared toward children ages 1 to 17, the procession highlights kid-made balloon creations, the option to showcase a purchased balloon, favorite inflatable costumes, and creatively decorated strollers, wagons, and mobility devices for a bright and cheerful scene along the route. The parade follows the rail trail by The Hufnagel Public Library of Glen Rock toward Table 1837-Glen Rock Mill Inn, then loops back to the library. The path is fully accessible for mobility aids and families with strollers. Children who complete the route receive a treat bag at the finish. Advance registration is required through the event page. Entries should be appropriate for all ages, and children 4 and under must have an adult walking with them. Volunteer opportunities are available for check in, route support, and treat bag distribution and sponsorship.

Presented by the Diabetes Coalition of York County, this expo explores how caring for both body and mind can enhance diabetes management and day-to-day health. Expect wellness exhibitors, diabetes education and helpful resources, hands-on demonstrations, connections with community organizations, and giveaways. Hosted at Spring Grove YMCA.

The White Rose Sugar Art Competition salutes America’s 250th Anniversary with a showcase of creativity, skill, and sweets. Sugar artists and enthusiasts can explore live demonstrations, enroll in classes, and admire intricate cakes and confections up close. The competition welcomes entries from every level, from children through master, with valuable cash and merchandise prizes and a swag bag for every entrant. Participants compete across 13 divisions and 31 categories, including decorated cakes, show theme cakes, 2D and 3D decorated cookies, chocolate and sugar art showpieces, international techniques, special techniques, and a tasting division that features the special theme category “Red, White, and Blue Cakes.” A Live Buttercream Challenge adds to the excitement, and an awards ceremony invites parents and the public to attend. Vendors offer a variety of goods such as all natural body scrubs and soaps from Sheda’s Sugars, handcrafted yard flags, floral pieces, and holiday items from Crafts from the Heart at the Barn, pet treats from Achilles Treats, and participation by Hartford Maryland Technical High School, with additional vendors expected. Generous support comes from sponsors that include American Cake Decorating Magazine, Cake Collaborators Magazine, the Former National Capital Area Cake Show, Seriously Sweet with Amy Hicks and Sugar Snack Attack, and Sugar Flower Studio by Robert Haynes. Registration for the competition and for classes is open.

Andrea Day honors the generosity of Andrea Niehoff Goodson, whose idea inspired a dedicated donation day at God’s Meal Barrel. Contributions in her memory are encouraged, with high-need items such as pasta with sauce, mac and cheese, cereal, and canned fruit. Parking is available in the rear. In the spirit of Andrea’s belief that small acts can add up for those who need support, all contributions are appreciated.

Enjoy a sit-down meal at Emerald Garden II while supporting the athletes of Ember Cheer Allstars. This dine-in fundraiser turns each order into help for the team and their upcoming season, letting guests savor favorite dishes while giving back. Hosted at the Shrewsbury location, it offers an easy way for families and friends to share a meal and contribute to the program, with appreciation to the restaurant for making it possible.

Experience a restorative sound healing session guided by Therapeutic Sound Practitioner Fabienne Singer. Layered tones from Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, gentle chimes, resonant gongs, and the practitioner’s voice create a calming soundscape designed to settle the mind, release tension, and support deep relaxation and renewal. Fabienne is originally from Paris and has African heritage. She moved to the United States in 2003 and has devoted herself to yoga, spirituality, and holistic wellness. From a young age she has shared intuitive insights into the past, present, and future, and now offers those gifts through her work with sound. Tickets are $37 per person when paying by credit card, or $35 per person when paying by cash or check. To use the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 in advance and mention it at check-in to receive the essential oil of the month as a complimentary gift. Registration must be completed by the stated deadline, and late sign-ups may be accepted if space remains. If you cancel your enrollment or if the instructor cancels, fees are credited for future use or refunded by check minus any credit card processing fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 24 hours before the class.

At The Roaming Roast, this laid back coffee gathering centers on LGBTQ+ community and the people who care about them. It offers a chance to slow the pace, savor something warm, and share genuine conversation without any pressure for small talk... unless that is preferred. Friendly faces, a cozy setting, and space for real connection make it welcoming for those new to the area, anyone hoping to widen their circle, or anyone seeking community that feels natural and easy. There is no set program or performance, just time to be present. Stay briefly or linger. Community is not built in isolation, it often grows over coffee.

The 26-27 series opens with Rev. Bill Carter and Presbybop’s new ensemble, the Blue Note Jazztet, presenting a wide-ranging jazz program that reaches across the eras in the Sanctuary. Admission is free, the event is open to the public, and on-site parking is available.

The Havana Nights Gala arrives in York with a festive spirit at The Yorktowne Hotel, bringing together lively energy, good company, and a shared commitment to education and opportunity in the community. Expect an uplifting evening centered on celebration and support. Further details will be announced as the event approaches.

At the White Rose Sugar Art Banquet, guests will celebrate America’s 250th birthday and honor service members past and present. Everyone is welcome. Guests can visit the White Rose Sugar Art Competition and then attend the banquet at Wisehaven Event Center, which is five miles from the York County School of Technology, the site of the cake competition. The complete buffet dinner is $50 per person. Seating is limited and expected to sell out quickly, and reservations with payment are required by the stated deadline. In recognition of America’s heroes, attendees are invited to share information about service members in their families, with details provided on the reservation page.

A close-up, high-spirited night with multi-platinum performer Andy Grammer. This solo show keeps things bare and honest, blending acoustic music with spoken pieces, candid storytelling, and in-the-moment audience interaction to create a personal and uplifting atmosphere. With just a piano, a guitar, and voices in the room, he turns the space into a shared experience, moving from crowd-favorite hits to new songs while revealing the stories behind them. Expect humor, heart, and a performance that invites listeners into the core of the music. Tickets are $69 for orchestra or balcony seating and $79 for preferred seating. The Andy Grammer VIP Experience is available for an additional $178 and includes one premium ticket, access to an intimate two-song acoustic set and Q&A with Andy Grammer, an individual photo opportunity, an exclusive merchandise gift, a commemorative VIP laminate signed by Andy Grammer, and priority access to shopping.

Take part in cash bingo featuring twenty games included with a $25 seat. Extra cards are available for purchase for an additional charge, and the kitchen will offer refreshments for sale. Remember to bring loyalty cards to get them punched. Each attendee must purchase their own $25 seat. The event takes place in Station Hall. For more information, call 717-891-3643.

A new bluegrass show arrives in York, bringing together Josh Williams, Don Rigsby, Ron Block, Mike Anglin, and Steve Thomas for a live performance. Tickets are $25 at the door, and children under 12 receive free admission.

Shop an outdoor market celebrating local farms and vendors in the Royal Square District. Expect fresh, locally sourced goods with York Fresh Food Farms among the participants, so plan to bring one or two bags to stock up. After picking up your favorites, stroll the neighborhood to browse distinctive shops, enjoy a meal or coffee, try an art class, or visit Mural Park for creative inspiration. There is plenty to explore for a full outing.

Attendees can test a variety of Storm bowling balls at this hands-on demo to find a model that fits their game. Three sessions are planned, with sign-ups and additional details to be announced soon.

Hosted at Alert Fire Company No. 1 in Emigsville, this team tournament supports the Toys for Tots mission of delivering new, unwrapped gifts to children in need during the holidays. All toys collected will go to a local Toys for Tots program, and a portion of the 50/50 and raffle proceeds will be used to buy additional toys once the tournament concludes. Team entry is $50 when each player brings a toy, or $60 per team without a toy donation. Only new, unwrapped items are accepted, and toys for all ages are welcome. Further details will be shared as they become available.

This cash bingo event welcomes up to 300 participants. Bingo cards are sold at the door, and a ticket is required to take part. In addition to the main games, look for special games, raffles, and small games of chance. Refreshments will be available for purchase. For questions, contact Katlin at 717-503-7499 or Elaine at 717-873-3912.

At York Township Park, a hands-on glassblowing class led by Michael Peluso guides beginners through making a Christmas ornament. No prior experience is needed. After a brief demonstration, each participant creates an ornament with support from the instructor, who brings more than 20 years of experience. Two sessions are available, and registration is required.

Connect with fellow professionals in York, PA at an in-person networking luncheon hosted by MBX, an organization that connects business professionals through local and global events. The program includes open networking, quick learning spotlights, and time to share wins of the week, offering several ways to exchange ideas and build new relationships. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Arrive early to take part in informal networking and bring plenty of business cards. The venue is donating the space, and attendees are encouraged to order lunch during the event, with separate checks provided. MBX members can enter their membership email to unlock free or discounted tickets.

At The Handsome Cab, Robert and Andrew present a five course French dinner inspired by their October travels to Reims in Champagne and to Paris, along with dishes explored during a cooking class. The experience begins with Biscuit Roses de Reims served with Champagne. The first course offers a comforting mushroom soup. Next comes a rustic salad featuring arugula, asparagus, beets, walnuts, and goat cheese with a lemon vinaigrette. The third course is a seafood bake of scallops and shrimp with mushrooms, carrots, onion, garlic, sour cream, white wine, parsley, and butter. The fourth course features Chateaubriand, a tender beef tenderloin preparation with shallots, red wine, chicken broth, rosemary, lemon juice, and thyme. Dessert pairs rich French hot chocolate with raspberry mousse and a pineapple compote. Wine will be available for purchase, and the full cocktail and beer menu will be offered. The dinner is priced at $70 and includes gratuity. An optional wine pairing is available for $26. Tickets are non-refundable but may be transferred.

A multi-day scrapbooking retreat at Heritage Hills Resort invites crafters to crop, learn, and take part in friendly Color Wars competition. Participants choose from color-themed teams based on CM cardstock, with groups of about 9 to 11 led by captains who coordinate spirit wear and matching flair. Challenges throughout the weekend earn points, team colors are encouraged at the awards dinner, the winning team is announced, each member receives a $25 product credit, and a group photo is taken. Special guest Meggan Jacks returns to teach and to captain the Sea Green Mermaids. Known for instructional YouTube content that supports crafters of all levels, she will offer one class during the retreat with sign-up handled directly with her. Emily Keller will teach an Advanced Croptober class featuring the Creative Memories Croptober 2025 recipe kit, presenting an advanced two-page alternative layout with all pieces precut; the class fee is $22. The retreat fee is $295 and covers four days of cropping, a table gift valued at $30, and four meals. Menus include a dinner with sliced bistro tenderloin and stuffed chicken with salad, garlic mashed potatoes, roasted broccoli, and dessert; a lunch featuring a baked potato bar with all the toppings, grilled chicken, and a cookies and brownies dessert bar; a dinner with roasted pulled pork and grilled BBQ chicken served with potato salad and macaroni and cheese; and a brunch offering scrambled eggs, fresh pastries and fruit, breakfast potatoes with peppers and onions, toast, bacon, and pancakes. Registration is completed by printing and mailing the form with a $150 deposit paid by check, as electronic payment apps are not accepted for crop fees. Team selection is first come, first served, and if a chosen team is full, an alternate team will be assigned. Teams include Pinkalicious led by Emily Keller, Christmas Red led by Mary Giest, Sunshine Yellow led by Donna Nowosielski, Monarch Butterflies in orange led by Sharon Swisher, Avocado Green led by Tessa Chapple, Sea Green Mermaids led by Meggan Jacks, Caribbean Island Waters led by Sherry Gaventa, Navy Seals led by Mary-Kate Najarian, and Lavendar Haze led by Kate Haddad. Pink, Red, Yellow, Navy, and Lavendar teams will crop in the ballroom, while the Monarch Butterflies, Avocado Green, Sea Green Mermaids, and Caribbean Island Waters teams will use the Links conference spaces. Spirited attire such as goofy hats or tutus is encouraged. Overnight accommodations are available at Heritage Hills Resort with a group rate of $137 for a single, $147 for a double, and $157 for a triple under the group code Woodstone Workshop 2026 Fall Retreat.

Mandy brings the tunes to Highland Taps & Tables, paired with cocktails and food for an early start to the weekend.

With UPMC and GIANT, this interactive cooking demonstration focuses on heart smart holiday dishes. Cardiologists Dr. Ashley Zinda and Dr. Michael Bosak share straightforward substitutions for traditional favorites, showing how to reduce salt, sugar, and fat without losing flavor. The session covers ingredient choices and cooking methods that support heart health, offering practical guidance for festive meals. Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Settle into a monthly meditation and open circle guided by Firefly Hollow practitioners with appearances from special guests. This trauma-informed gathering at Firefly Hollow Wellness Center offers a supportive, inclusive space to unwind through guided practice, reconnect with yourself, and meet others who value conscious community. It is free to attend, and donations are welcome. The circle is also an easy way to get a feel for the Conscious Connections Club, which centers on attuned, joyful, and meaningful connection. People of all experience levels are welcome, from beginners to longtime meditators. Each month brings a distinct meditation or consciousness-based practice led by Firefly Hollow facilitators and community leaders, with additional themes and guest hosts added over time. The Conscious Connections Club is a community-led social club created by Firefly Hollow for curious, empathetic individuals seeking authentic relationships, reflective growth, and mindful living. Membership benefits include regular online and in-person meetups such as game nights, meditations, and themed conversations, outings to local wellness spaces and nature spots, access to a private Mighty Networks community with schedules and recordings, livestreams and workshops, discounts with Firefly Hollow and partner businesses, and a growing library of resources.

Jake Mach performs at Black Cap Brewing Company.

At Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, Medium Debbie presents a live program centered on connection, insight, and messages from Spirit. During the event she selects audience members to receive readings, sharing precise details that connect to loved ones who have passed and offering recognizable evidence that bonds endure beyond the physical world. A personal reading is not guaranteed for every attendee, yet many people gain a clearer understanding of spiritual communication and the possibilities it can reveal. Debbie Wojciechowski holds a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University and served 25 years in federal law enforcement. She is a certified evidential medium who conveys information recipients can validate, and her background also includes consulting on cold cases and missing persons. With professional experience in mental health and grief-related work, she approaches each gathering with care, sensitivity, and respect. Tickets are $35 per person.

We May Be Right returns to Double Barrel Music Hall Roadhouse with a tribute to Billy Joel, inviting the audience to sing along to familiar favorites from the Piano Man.

The Serpent's Key and Hanover Veterinary Hospital host a monthly Downtown Hanover cleanup that freshens up the area ahead of Second Saturdays so neighbors and visitors can enjoy a pleasant walk downtown. Students can receive verification for service hours.

Downtown Hanover’s monthly 2nd Saturdays, organized by Main Street Hanover, highlights local shops and eateries with activities that run throughout the day in step with each business’s normal hours. The initiative is built to increase foot traffic, lift up small businesses, and encourage collaboration among downtown merchants, adding energy across the community. Each second Saturday features changing promotions, in-store happenings, and neighborhood experiences that showcase the variety and charm of the district. Visitors can explore new boutiques, discover specials, and enjoy moments such as live music and tasty treats. Main Street Hanover is a 501c3 nonprofit, and proceeds from this program support the revitalization of Downtown Hanover.

Settle in with a featured tea and explore a personal Tarot reading at Firefly Hollow. This experience is designed to offer insight and clarity around your questions and life decisions, with space to learn more about how Tarot can support you. Readings are provided by Pat Dumas, an intuitive reader and teacher who blends Tarot with astrology. Pat has read Tarot for over 45 years and has worked professionally as an astrologer in the area since 2008. Her background includes completing a two-year Energy Healing program and a one-year Intuitive Program at the Pennsylvania School of Spiritual Healing, along with studies with Rev. Bill Trivett, Steven Forrest, and Astrologos UK with Dr. Bernadette Brady and Darrelyn Gunzberg. Appointments are scheduled by call or text, and you can register on MindBody to let Pat know you plan to come for a reading. First-time clients are welcome, and questions about Tarot are encouraged. Session options are available at $68 and $115. Save 4% when paying by cash or check, and receive a gift of the featured essential oil of the month. For booking and questions, call 717-814-9136 or email fireflyhollowwellness@gmail.com.

Get to know more than 30 ambassador reptiles through close, interactive encounters that bring you face to face with these remarkable animals and share educational insights about their care and behavior. Admission is free, and donations are welcome to support the 501c3 rescue. Reptile Invasion works to improve and save reptile lives by promoting quality care and compassion through education and adoption services. Its vision is to offer resources, education, and programs that help build a community where reptiles are valued and treated with respect and kindness.

York Habitat for Humanity will host its first Habi-Tea, an afternoon gathering that shines a light on the difference women make in the lives of local families. Catering is provided by Liz Morales of Morales Kitchen and Cooking Up Connections. Tickets cost $15.

Enjoy a night of good food and cash excitement. A $50 ticket includes dinner with steak, fried shrimp, sides, dessert, and drinks, plus three numbers, each three digits long, for a chance at $7,000 in cash prizes. Ticket sales are capped at 333. There will also be other games of chance to take part in. For tickets, contact Doug at 717-324-8881, Katlin at 717-503-7499, or Elaine at 717-873-3912.

Scotty Dog's Lounge & Grill hosts a night of live music with Keri Edwards, a singer songwriter from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Performing with acoustic guitar and a strong, expressive voice, she blends acoustic rock, original material, and familiar covers inspired by experiences of love, loss, resilience, and rediscovery. Edwards has been nominated twice for the Central Pennsylvania Music Awards Female Artist of the Year and has received recognition from the Nashville Songwriters Association International. Her songs have played on independent radio stations nationwide and have been included in films and national advocacy projects. After years focused on family and military life, she returns to the stage with renewed purpose and a welcoming, engaging presence. Food and cold drinks are available, and entry is free.

Unwind in a peaceful salt room where gentle sound therapy surrounds you with calming vibrations. This immersive experience pairs resonant tones with the wellness effects of a dry-salt environment to support easier breathing and a deeper sense of calm. Settle into the soothing atmosphere, restore balance, and leave feeling refreshed and renewed.

Comedian Mike Celona takes the stage for a stand-up show presented by Church of Satire. With a style that connects across generations, he mixes a modern dad perspective with animated storytelling, playful jokes, expressive faces, and self-aware humor. His debut album, Calzone Farm, reached number one on iTunes and landed in the top 50 on Amazon Prime Video. Beyond the mic, he has developed promotional content for a range of networks and specials, including the Critics Choice Awards, Comedy Central’s Jim Jefferies Show, Kevin Hart’s Next Level, MTV, and ABC Disney. His online clips have drawn more than eight million views in just days, and his work has appeared on Sirius XM, Funny or Die, Jeff Ross’ Roast Masters, and multiple comedy festivals. His jokes have also been featured by AMC, Comedy Central, Huffington Post, and Showtime. Celona continues to build projects such as The Mike’s Mic Podcast, character sketches, and a prank call release, The Do Not Call List, which hit number one on iTunes.

Street Survivors Experience delivers a premier tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd, recreating the iconic look and sound of the band. The show features classics like What's Your Name, Gimme Three Steps, Sweet Home Alabama, and the rock anthem Freebird. Get swept back to the early seventies with foot stomping energy and the songs that ignited the band's rise to fame.

A bingo event featuring Yeti, Stanley, Owala, and cash bingo offers $40 packages that include six cards good for twenty games. Prizes are valued at $200 each. Special games, rip offs, and food will be available for purchase. For tickets, contact Josh at 717-855-5372 or speak with a member.

Experience a playful retelling of the beloved tale as The Panto Company USA presents Cinderella. Tormented by her two cruel stepsisters, Cinders sees her fortunes change when a Fairy Godmother works magic and sends her to the ball. When the clock strikes twelve she hurries away, leaving a single glass slipper behind, and the Prince begins the search to find its owner. True to the classic story, this presentation is filled with Panto Company USA flair, original contemporary songs and plenty of comedy, all leading to a happy ending. Tickets are $10 for children and $20 for adults.

Gain a solid foundation in responsible handgun ownership and practical defensive skills in this instructor led course. Please plan to attend without bringing a personal firearm. Instruction covers assessing and responding to an imminent threat, using a variety of stable shooting stances, core defensive shooting principles, types of handgun actions, drawing from concealment, operating the slide, holster selection and use, proper loading and unloading, building an effective grip, preventing common causes of firearm accidents, and secure ammunition storage, along with other key essentials.

Geoff Tate brings Operation: Mindcrime to the stage for The Final Chapter at the Appell Center. As the storied voice behind this landmark progressive metal album, he presents the record from beginning to end, unfolding its narrative of revolution, betrayal, and redemption in a fully realized live production. This special tour stop features the album performed in full, supported by a string ensemble and enhanced by a laser light show, delivering a concert experience that honors the spirit and sound of the original recordings.

Aaron Lee Tasjan performs at Kable House with special guest Madeleine Kelson. The concert is presented by Kable House Presents, an independent and volunteer run series that features national touring artists in a cozy listening room setting. All tickets are general admission, and food and drinks will be available for purchase during the show.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings laid-back, read-at-your-own-pace evenings to Franklin Street Social on the third Thursday of each month. Settle into the downstairs lounge and couch area with whatever you are currently reading, or browse monthly selections curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned book and no requirement to take part in a discussion. It is simply a comfortable place to relax with a good read, enjoy food, and sip a drink among fellow book lovers. No RSVP is needed.

Lynne and Robin share an overview of historical style, combining a slide presentation with real garments and accessories to show how people dressed in earlier times.

Greensky Bluegrass brings its Fall 2026 tour to the Strand Theatre for an evening of adventurous acoustic music. Expect a vibrant set that melds bluegrass with rock, folk, and Americana, delivered with the onstage intensity the band is known for. The performance showcases top-tier instrumental skill and songs that connect with longtime followers and those discovering the group for the first time.

Billed as the largest antique postcard and photography show in the United States, this two day expo brings together more than 75 dealers from over 30 states and multiple countries. Browse vintage postcards and historic photographs and meet dealers from far and near. Admission is $5 and valid for both days.

Spend a creative day at St. John Lutheran Church crafting alongside friends and neighbors, whether you prefer scrapbooking, card making, painting, or other projects. Stay the whole time or come for as long as your schedule allows. Proceeds support the church. Options include a full 8 foot table for $30 or a half table for $20, with electricity available if needed. Each reservation includes a table and chair, bottled water with coffee and tea available throughout the day, a pizza dinner, shared tools, and products available to purchase. For questions, contact the church at 717-235-2315.

Dave McCullough brings a solo acoustic set to FenderZ Grill & Pub, putting his own spin on popular songs from classic rock, 90s rock, alternative, jam bands, southern rock, country rock and country. He builds layered arrangements with looping technology and adds harmonica to the mix. His live shows reach audiences around Harrisburg, York, Lancaster and across Central Pennsylvania.

Jake Mach appears at South County Brewing in Fawn Grove.

An irreverent night of slide shows turns real passions into playful lectures. Speakers pick the oddly specific, surprising, or even provocative subjects they feel compelled to tackle, then bring them to life with self-made PowerPoint decks. Some talks inform, others spark big laughs, and plenty do both as sensible ideas take a wonderfully absurd turn. Presented by The Hangar and Woof Bar at The Hangar at The Grotto Community Center in York, PA, this is not a stuffy business briefing. Expect actual slides and actual speakers, a lively crowd that cheers on its favorites, questions welcomed, and no pink slips in sight. Admission is $10 in advance and $15 on the day or at the door if tickets remain. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase. Attendees can settle in with a beverage, find a seat, and get ready for presentations no one asked for... yet few will forget. Presenter names and topics will be announced. This edition of the Slide Deck Series is supported by Michelle L Kreeger ChFC® CLU® State Farm Agent.

Stewart Copeland, the world-renowned drummer and founder of The Police, brings his first American spoken word tour to the stage. A multi Grammy winner, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, and prolific composer for films, video games, and opera, as well as a writer and filmmaker, he shares stories from across his career with his usual humor, intelligence, sharp perspective, and unique voice. Under the banner Have I Said Too Much: The Police, Hollywood and Other Adventures, the evening centers on open conversation enhanced by exclusive photographs, video memories, and a Q&A. Limited VIP packages are available for purchase.

Now in its 41st year, this holiday event in Loganville features a craft show. For craft show inquiries, contact Pat Schmidt at 410-215-0276.

Bring a ruck sack or backpack filled with canned and boxed goods and take part in a brisk, just-over-two-mile ruck from CFH to God’s Meal Barrel. All fitness levels are welcome, and the focus is delivering food donations to help stock the pantry. Weather permitting, participants can stop afterward at Merlin’s for coffee or hot chocolate.

A community collector show at the Dover Community building features a variety of vendors offering trains, sports cards, Pokémon cards, and more. It is a chance to explore a broad selection of collectibles while supporting small businesses. Vendors who wish to participate can visit the Dover Township Recreation website to reserve a table.

Hosted at York Barbell in York, Pennsylvania, this bodybuilding show spotlights a wide range of divisions, including men’s and women’s bodybuilding, physique, bikini, and figure, along with transformation, mixed pairs, debut, open, and masters 40+ and 50+. Competitor registration will open shortly. For questions or entry details, call 410.804.8689 or email midatlanticbodybuilding@gmail.com.

Church of Satire presents stand-up with Pat House, a Philadelphia native who turns everyday encounters into crisp jokes through understated delivery and keen observations. Years behind the bar and countless conversations with strangers fuel stories about the outrageous things people say and do, connecting with anyone who has felt worn out by public absurdity. A regular at clubs, casinos, and theaters across the country, he has opened for Sebastian Maniscalco, Tom Segura, Dan Cummins, and Brad Williams. His second comedy album reached number one on iTunes, and his third climbed to number two, with both heard on Sirius XM.

Crafting Chapters is a monthly book and art club at Hammer & Stain Shrewsbury that brings readers together for conversation and a hands-on project. This session features First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston and includes creating a ceramic book stack planter designed for faux plants. The ceramics are sealed rather than kiln-fired, so participants take their finished piece home after the workshop. Conversations touch on favorite books, authors, and genres, with tea, snacks, and light refreshments available. BYOB is permitted. All ticket sales are non-refundable due to the preparation and customization involved. A Crafting Chapters tote bag is available for $14.

A Motown Christmas comes back to the Appell Center with a family-centered concert that blends Motown favorites with beloved holiday classics. The Motortown All-Stars, featuring past and present members of The Miracles and The Contours, lead an evening filled with vibrant choreography, tight harmonies, and timeless songs delivered in the soulful Motown style. Attendees can sing along, dance, and enjoy a festive celebration together.

A short, shopper friendly Magic session is on offer. Admission is $10 and space is limited to 12 players. Expect about an hour or two of gameplay, and everyone who participates receives special shopping perks.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on ceramics workshop focused on festive pieces. Choose from a limited selection of projects and personalize your design with the paint colors you prefer. There is an opportunity to create a nostalgic lighted Christmas tree that captures a cozy holiday glow. Each project is finished with a glossy seal and does not require kiln firing, so you can take your completed piece home the same day. If a sample shows lights, they are included along with the bulb that illuminates from underneath. Please note that any wreaths, bows, ribbons, or other accent items shown in photos are not included. You may bring a favorite beverage and a light snack to enjoy while you work.

A festive pop-up by the Christmas Committee sets up inside Hanover Market House with holiday-themed goods and helpful resources for the season. Browse gifts, find details on activities and events in Downtown Hanover, and get event questions answered. Proceeds benefit Main Street Hanover, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Small Business Saturday brings a yearly craft show to Chapel Church. Vendors may register online and should consult the sign-up map to confirm the location and dimensions of their space, with both indoor and outdoor spots offered.

The Dover 10-Miler is the second event in the nine-race York Road Runners Club Winter Series for the 2026–2027 season. The schedule includes a 10-mile main race and a separate one mile option. Participants can run or walk, and volunteer opportunities are available. Race day registration is offered. For safety, dogs and strollers are not permitted on the course. Please follow road rules by keeping to the left side while facing traffic. Use care when arriving and departing, as runners may already be on nearby roads.

Experience a restorative sound bath with Magnolia Massage Haven, featuring the resonant tones of traditional Tibetan singing bowls. Settle into a quiet space to rest while soothing vibrations encourage stress relief, deep relaxation, and support for the nervous system. No prior experience or particular beliefs are needed. Wear comfortable clothing, and feel free to bring a blanket, yoga mat, or cushion, being mindful of those around you. The venue provides wheelchair access, an accessible restroom, ample seating, and sensory-friendly lighting, and it welcomes service animals. Incense may be present at times, and alternatives can be arranged with advance notice.

The annual Glen Rock Borough Tree Lighting features festive caroling and, if the weather cooperates, games. Santa will arrive to light the tree, and free photos with Santa will be available afterward.

Enjoy a figure drawing session with two costumed models, one as Santa and the other as an elf. The focus is on holiday themed fun, crafting a visual narrative, and experimenting with color to bring your drawings to life.

Enjoy a seasonal lineup of pampering, treats, and creative stations, featuring winter mocktails from @twistysmobilebar as you explore hair tinsel and braids with @layeredsalon717, tox and lip flip services from @lineslipsandglow, relaxing chair massage by Time Out Massage, and brow shaping and tinting with @walker.riot.esthetics. Browse permanent jewelry by @madepermanent, design your look at a custom hat bar with @wildflowerhatcompany, and personalize apparel with @_halo_co_. Satisfy your sweet tooth with an interactive mini‑cake and cannoli bar, plus cake pops, stuffed cookies, and more with @kittys_sweetcreations. Kids can get face painting by Faces by Sherrie, and there are press‑on nails for both adults and kids with @taylorjonesshoff, with additional activities to discover. Entry is $5, and kids attend for free. Spray tans are not available at this event.

A head-to-head bartender showdown brings two original handcrafted drink recipes to the taproom. Guests can taste complimentary samples of both contenders and cast a vote for their favorite. The winning creation will be featured on the next menu.

Dave McCullough brings a solo acoustic performance to Bridgewater Public House, reshaping favorites across classic and 90s rock, alternative, jam bands, southern and country rock, and country. Using live looping and harmonica, he builds layered arrangements that fill out the sound.

Step into a festive holiday music experience filled with top-tier live performance, seasonal cheer, and the charm of the restored historic Valencia Ballroom in York. Presented by Central City Orchestra, the show features standout vocalists and special guest artists, blending beloved Christmas favorites, tender ballads, and high-energy tunes for a memorable night of music. Immersive production elements and striking visuals combine with the warmth of a live band to create a distinctive addition to Central Pennsylvania’s holiday celebrations. General admission is 35 dollars, and children 10 and under attend free. The VIP Experience is 75 dollars and includes an exclusive pre-show happy hour, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, live entertainment before the main performance, and premium reserved seating. The Platinum Table option is 800 dollars for a reserved table for eight, which includes happy hour access, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, two bottles of bubbly, and premium seating. Parking is available throughout Downtown York. Hotel packages and Stay and Play offerings will be announced soon. Presented by Robin-Banks Entertainment and the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame.

At Kid to Kid, Pajama Palooza brings a single day of standout savings. Pajamas priced at $10 or less are just $2 each, making it simple to pick up bedtime essentials, sleepover sets, and the next size up for only a few dollars. The promotion lasts one day, so plan ahead and stock up while the discount is available.

This event offers pet photos with Santa at the shop. Families will have dedicated one-on-one time to keep the experience calm and safe and to help dogs enjoy their visit. A sign-up will be available in advance so each family can select a time slot. More details will be shared, and the sign-up list will be posted as the event approaches to help everything run smoothly.

Celebrate the season with a festive bar crawl through downtown York featuring more than a dozen participating stops, each offering a sample. Check in at The Handsome Cab to receive a route map and a souvenir glass, with multiple route options used to balance crowds across venues. If attending with a larger group, check in together to receive the same route. Expect roughly 15 to 30 minutes at each stop, leaving time to take advantage of same-day specials. Holiday attire is encouraged, whether that means an ugly sweater or costumes like elves, Santa, Mrs. Clause, or the Grinch. Tickets cost $25 and are nonrefundable but can be transferred. Many locations plan specials for the day, and participants are welcome to keep exploring afterward or make reservations directly with individual venues.

Country LIVE brings together tributes to Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, Keith Urban, and Luke Bryan in one concert featuring a lineup of signature songs. The music spans hits like Summertime, American Kids, and Keg in the Closet from Kenny Chesney, You're Still The One, Man! I Feel Like A Woman, and That Don't Impress Me Much from Shania Twain, John Cougar, John Deere, John 316, Somewhere In My Car, and Somebody Like You from Keith Urban, and I Don't Want This Night To End, That's My Kind Of Night, and Country Girl from Luke Bryan. Four distinct tributes share the spotlight, offering something for every country fan. Tickets are $40 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $45 for Preferred.

Valencia Wonderland: A Holiday Music Experience transforms the historic Valencia Ballroom with festive live music, striking performances, and plenty of holiday spirit. Led by the award-winning Central City Orchestra with featured vocalists and special guests, the program spans cherished Christmas standards, heartfelt ballads, and upbeat favorites that invite sing-alongs. Immersive production and eye-catching visuals pair with the warmth of a live band to create a holiday night out unique to Central Pennsylvania. Ticket options include General Admission at $35, with complimentary entry for children 10 and under. The $75 VIP Experience adds an exclusive happy hour, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, live pre-show entertainment, and premium reserved seating. Groups can opt for the $800 Platinum Table package, which provides a reserved VIP table for eight, happy hour access, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, two bottles of bubbly, and premium seating. Parking is available throughout Downtown York. Hotel packages and Stay & Play offerings will be announced. Presented by Robin-Banks Entertainment and the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame with Central City Orchestra.

Nicks In Time delivers an East Coast tribute to Stevie Nicks, blending highlights from her solo career with the timeless music of Fleetwood Mac for a nostalgic journey through familiar favorites. Kathy MacFeat leads with vocals that reflect Stevie’s signature sound and presence, while Eric Deatrick handles lead guitar and vocals with touches inspired by Waddy Wachtel and Lindsey Buckingham. Ray Ondrusek brings keyboard work influenced by Ricky Peterson and Darrell Smith, adds the classic feel of Christine McVie’s keys, and provides second guitar in the spirit of Carlos Rios and Ray Lindsey. Jamie Fuhrman drives the rhythm with drum parts that echo Drew Hester and the steady beat associated with Mick Fleetwood. Liam Galiano anchors the low end with bass lines reminiscent of Al Ortiz and John McVie. The Nicks In Time Ensemble adds depth and color, featuring Kyle Kettering, Natasha Torres-Reyes, and Julia Adrienne on percussion, saxophone, and vocals, creating a rich, concert-ready sound that celebrates songs loved over the years.

Spring Grove Rocketry hosts a gift card bingo fundraiser at Seven Valleys Fire Company. The event features 20 bingo games along with specials and jackpots. Regular prizes are $50 gift cards to well known retailers such as Starbucks, Amazon, Lowe's, and Weis. Students may participate if accompanied by an adult who will call bingo. Extra cards will be sold at the door. Food will be available for purchase, along with pull tickets, a raffle, and 50/50 raffles. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased through the high school office or by emailing hastingb@sgasd.org.

Step into a new holiday spectacle that blends virtuosic Irish dance, live music, and cinematic production. Inspired by the legendary trek of the Three Magi, this adventure follows their westward journey where a malevolent Sugar Plum Fairy and her forces try to extinguish the Christmas spirit and seize the kingdom’s crown. A company of 20 elite Irish dancers and musicians drives the story with high-energy choreography and stirring performances. An original holiday score by award-winning composer Joe Sanders and cutting edge lighting combine to create a sweeping, film-like atmosphere. The result is a heartfelt tale of hope, love, and redemption that celebrates beloved seasonal traditions. Tickets are $45 for Orchestra or Balcony and $49 for Preferred.

Close out the year with a festive happy hour featuring the flavors of the season, lively conversation, and plenty of holiday magic. Settle into a cheerful atmosphere to sip, mingle, and savor every moment. Invite friends to make lasting memories and give December a memorable finish.

Connect with local professionals in York, PA at an in-person networking luncheon featuring quick learning takeaways and a chance to celebrate recent wins. Hosted by MBX, an organization that brings business people together through local and global events, this gathering offers time for open networking followed by a focused program. Seating is limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Bring plenty of business cards to make meaningful connections. The venue is providing the space at no cost, and attendees are encouraged to order lunch during the event, with separate checks available. MBX members can enter their membership email during registration to unlock complimentary or discounted tickets.

Get a head start on the weekend with cocktails, great food, and live tunes from the performer for a relaxed, feel-good evening.

This event features a live appearance by Adam Blessing in the bar.

This holiday bingo event offers rounds with cash and gift card prizes. Doors open before the first game.

Enjoy a performance by Jake Mach at Black Cap Brewing Company.

A free community concert brings together tubas, euphoniums, and their extended low-brass family for a cheerful lineup of holiday favorites. Enjoy festive singalongs, playful contests, and seasonal fun that welcomes all ages.

Sub-Only Worlds brings submission-focused jiu-jitsu to the Grumbacher Sport & Fitness Center at York College. Gi and NoGi divisions are available for kids, teens, and adults across all belt levels. Matches are decided by submissions rather than points or referee calls, and there is no second match guarantee. The first 500 pre-registered competitors receive a limited edition Sub-Only Worlds rashguard. The event celebrates authentic jiu-jitsu and clear finishes, honoring the art and showcasing skill.

Meet more than 30 ambassador reptiles at an interactive meet and greet. Attendees can see these animals up close and learn about them. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support the organization’s 501c3 rescue. Reptile Invasion’s mission is to improve and save reptile lives by promoting quality care and compassion through education and adoption services. Its vision is to provide resources, education and programs that help build a community where people value reptiles and treat them with respect and kindness.

The Hot Chocolate and Cookie Stroll offers a cozy walk through downtown with stops at local businesses for hot chocolate and cookies. Along the way, enjoy seasonal entertainment with carolers and a visit to Santa’s Cabin in the Square. A $25 ticket includes a souvenir cocoa mug, treats at each stop, and a to-go box so any leftover cookies can come home with you. The list of participating businesses will be shared closer to the event. Tickets are expected to sell out.

Celebrate the season with an interactive cookie decorating workshop created for children ages 5 to 9 and a favorite adult to enjoy together. Each young baker decorates six sugar cookie shapes to take home for Santa, and also receives a festive cookie plate, a digital Letter to Santa to download, and instructions for keeping the cookies fresh for Santa’s Christmas Eve visit. Admission is $85 per participating child, plus tax. Tickets are purchased per child, and an accompanying adult is required and included at no additional charge. One adult may accompany up to two participating children, and there is a limit of two child admissions per order. Space is limited to ensure plenty of room for creativity and decorating.

The Wyatt Becker Band brings homegrown country to Scotty Dog's Lounge & Grill, led by Spring Grove native Wyatt Becker. His original songs draw on Army service, personal experiences, and themes of healing and rediscovery, creating a heartfelt set made for the stage. The band is a three-time Anheuser-Busch sponsored act, has performed at the York State Fair, and was nominated for Best Country Band at the Central PA Music Awards. Enjoy live country music with good food and cold drinks. There is no cover.

Jim Bryan brings his distinct storytelling style to the Church of Satire stage. He began performing stand up in 2002, a path that took him from New York City to Las Vegas with many stops in between, and ultimately to opening his own club in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He has shared the bill with artists from around the world and has produced shows across the Mid-Atlantic since 2016. His material draws on marriage, parenting, pet ownership, anxiety, and life in the country. Beyond the stage, he previously served as a healthcare executive and built a lengthy career in human services, which led to the book The Professional Humanitarian. He delivers keynote talks, teaches at a major Pennsylvania university, and runs a consulting company from the same office as his comedy club. Wherever he performs, the voice and perspective remain unmistakably his.

This calming aerial yoga class blends slow, mindful movement with assisted deep stretching and gentle restorative poses using an aerial hammock. It is suited for anyone who wants to move at an unhurried pace, stretch thoroughly, and settle into a meditative state. Those familiar with Slow Flow, Slow Deep Fusion, Yin, or Restorative practices may find the hammock adds a fresh layer to what they already enjoy. The fabric will be used to support opening through the shoulders, hips, and spine to create more space and ease. For safety, chewing gum is not allowed. Please remove all jewelry, including rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, before class to prevent injury and protect the hammock. Participants must be at least 14 years old.

Fresh off Broadway, a mischievous specter takes the stage at the Appell Center as part of the 2026-27 Glatfelter Insurance Broadway Series. Based on Tim Burton’s film, this comedy-packed musical follows Lydia Deetz, an unconventional teenager whose life is upended when she crosses paths with a recently deceased couple and a stripe-loving demon. Subscriptions to all three Glatfelter Insurance Broadway Series shows are available for those seeking the best seats and savings. Prices start at $186, or $177 for Appell Center Members.

Moonlit Hollow Book Club brings a relaxed reading night to Franklin Street Social every third Thursday of the month, centered on cozy page time and friendly community. Bring your current book or browse a curated monthly selection from Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no required discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a book, food, and a drink. RSVP is not needed, and the gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs.

At Appell Center for the Performing Arts, York-based band Public Disco Porch offers a winter gathering shaped for the longest nights of the year, more communal rite than conventional holiday show. Drawing on centuries-old carols, folk hymns, lullabies and seasonal songs from Europe and Appalachia, the evening weaves voices, strings and hand percussion in the gentle glow of candles. The repertoire is sung in English, Gaelic, Latin and Pennsylvania Dutch, carried from a time before streaming and even before electric light, when winter was weathered side by side. There are no flashy lights, no spectacle, no sermon. The focus is on sound, story and shared stillness. Their new album, Nocturns, looks toward the quiet fields and short days of the season, finding the strange beauty that appears when the cold reminds people how much they need one another. These are songs for hearths and village squares, for shared tables, for drawing close while the windows darken. Expect layered harmonies, old-world textures, bowed strings, hand-rhythm and melodies that have lasted for centuries because they speak to something essential. Some pieces lift the spirit, some carry sorrow, some feel as if they belong to dreams and memory at once. At its core, Nocturns honors warmth in the midst of winter, not by denying the night, but by choosing to light a fire anyway. For one evening, the town feels like a common hearth.

Pulse returns to Bones-n-Shells in York, PA with a high-energy mix of 80s and 90s jams. Expect a lively, nostalgia-packed night.

Jimmy's Famous Seafood Truck brings Maryland seafood to Hanover, PA. The truck visits on the third Sunday of each month, with additional stops for special occasions.

Bright Nights teams up with Bark in the Park for a festive celebration highlighted by appearances from Santa and his elf. This holiday gathering brings both experiences together for a cheerful time.

Emigsville Band returns to the Alert Fire Hall with a free community Christmas concert that continues an annual tradition of seasonal music.

The session begins with a quiet moment to set an intention and settle into the space. Gentle breathwork and simple vocalizing ease participants into a soothing immersion in overtone-rich sounds from chimes, drums, rainsticks, rattles, handpan, and singing bowls. The sound journey runs for about 90 minutes, with time at the start and conclusion for sharing and processing. Yoga mats, cushions, bolsters, and blankets are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own. Chairs are available for those who prefer to sit. Consider bringing a journal to capture reflections and a closed-top water bottle.

York Young Professionals and the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame present a New Year’s Eve charity celebration at the Valencia Ballroom in historic downtown York. The evening includes heavy appetizers, dessert, an open bar, live music from the Roomates, dueling DJs, permanent jewelry, a silent auction, a raffle, and a photo booth by SMJ Photobooth. Tickets are available to YYP Members, YCEA Members, and 2026 CPMA Nominees, with general public sales opening afterward. More details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Presented by Church of Satire in Hanover, PA, this stand-up show features D.J. Demers, whose comedy mixes tight writing, understated delivery, and personal stories. He draws humor from everyday life, relationships, and his experience with hearing loss, and his credits include The Tonight Show twice, Conan three times, Don't Tell Comedy, and America's Got Talent. He has performed at Just For Laughs many times and earned a Juno nomination for Best Comedy Album. Demers is also the creator and star of the CBC series One More Time, a workplace comedy about a hard-of-hearing manager at a used sporting goods shop and the unconventional team around him, which picked up nine Canadian Screen Award nominations, with Demers nominated for Best Lead Performer in a Comedy Series. He has five stand-up specials with millions of streams and tours clubs, colleges, and corporate events across North America.