Events in York County today

Build essential lifesaving skills in a CPR certification course led by Kara Lovehart, NCBTMB Provider #100212. Designed for licensed massage therapists and open to the public, this training results in American Red Cross Adult CPR/AED certification valid for two years and accepted by State Boards of Massage Therapy. No continuing education credits are awarded. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring writing materials. During registration, note any special accommodations needed. Kara is a massage therapist and empowerment coach with ongoing study in biology, physiology, and psychology. Her background includes work as a Reiki Master Teacher and Reiki Sound practitioner, support for empaths and highly sensitive individuals, leadership within holistic wellness communities, and the creation of programs focused on mind body integration. Multiple sessions are scheduled on different dates. Registration closes one week before each class, and late registration may be possible if space allows. The fee is 78 dollars per person when paying by credit card, or 75 dollars per person when paying with cash or check. For the cash or check rate, call 717-814-9136 to secure the discount, and let reception know upon arrival to receive the essential oil of the month. If you cancel your enrollment or if a class is canceled by the instructor, the cost will be credited for future use or refunded by check, minus any credit card fees. Refunds are not available for no-shows or for cancellations made less than 48 hours before the class.

Learn the fundamentals of bridge in a welcoming class taught by fully accredited instructors. These sessions are ideal for absolute beginners, players returning after time away, social players interested in trying duplicate, and anyone who wants to start over and fill in gaps. Each meeting is $10. Bridge is enjoyed around the world by people of all ages and is valued for building problem solving and math skills, providing mental stimulation, and offering a friendly social outlet. The White Rose Bridge Club also presents games several times a week at different experience levels, creating an easy next step once the basics are in place.

Explore a wide range of support and information designed for older adults at this free community fair. Presented by PennCares Support Services in collaboration with local organizations, the event brings providers together to help seniors live healthier, safer, and more independent lives. Attendees can learn about community programs, home care and healthcare options, caregiver resources, health and wellness offerings, and senior living and aging in place solutions. Expect helpful information, opportunities to connect with service providers, and giveaways. Open to seniors, caregivers, and families.

This community offering provides complimentary laundry assistance at MBella Laundromat. The service covers as many as four 13-gallon bags of laundry, and participants handle their own loads throughout the visit. Hosted by Chapel Church. For questions, email missions@chapelchurch.org.

Settle into a relaxed, laughter-filled evening of games at Leg Up Farmers Market, facilitated by the Conscious Connections Club Community Builders. This free gathering offers an easy way to unwind, play, and meet people who value meaningful connection, curiosity, and real conversation. Expect a friendly pace that starts with time to get comfortable and pick up snacks or a meal from the market, followed by lighthearted board and card games and other group favorites. The atmosphere is welcoming for introverts, extroverts, and everyone in between, whether arriving solo or with a friend. Outside food is not permitted. Guests are encouraged to support the market by grabbing refreshments on site as a thank-you for the use of the community room. Some months may feature optional themed games, collaborative play, or special community-building activities, with more details shared as they develop. Hosted by the Conscious Connections Club, a community-led social club created by Firefly Hollow, this event reflects a broader mission to foster authentic relationships, personal growth, and in-person connection through uplifting, trauma-informed experiences.

Settle in at Franklin Street Social for a relaxed read-in with the Moonlit Hollow Book Club, focused on quiet reading time and friendly connection among book lovers. Bring whatever you are currently reading or explore a rotating selection curated by Moonlit Hollow Books. There is no assigned title and no requirement to participate in a discussion, just a comfortable place to unwind with a good book, something to eat, and a drink. The gathering takes place in the lounge and couch area downstairs, and no advance RSVP is required.

York Chess Club hosts a chess gathering at In Between Pages. It is open to players of any age and experience level, and boards and pieces are provided.

From Chains to Grace is a monthly meeting for anyone impacted by addiction, whether personally or while supporting a friend or family member. It takes place at Calvary Chapel Delta and offers a welcoming space to hear real stories, find encouragement, and connect with people who understand. Childcare is provided. Plan to arrive a little early to enjoy coffee and snacks. Conversations focus on the hope found in the grace and love of Jesus, and no one is expected to walk this road alone. For details, email fromchainstograce@calvarydelta.com.

Enjoy a free bingo night at Scotty Dog’s Lounge & Grill, where each round comes with a chance to win prizes. The games are easy to pick up and welcoming to all, making it a fun option for groups, a laid-back date, or anyone looking for something different to do. A full menu is available and drinks are served throughout. Arriving early can help with seating, and reservations are recommended at (717) 755-5922.

Tuba Skinny makes its CapLive debut with a set steeped in traditional jazz, ragtime, blues, and American roots music. Celebrated for masterful ensemble playing and a classic New Orleans sound, the group brings the feel of early 20th century Americana to life. Over more than a decade, they have released twelve albums, toured internationally, and attracted listeners of all ages, from first-time jazz fans to dedicated aficionados. This appearance highlights the range of their catalog and the vibrant energy that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Explore an artist studio filled with work inspired by nature, featuring subjects like birds, butterflies, mushrooms, and wild places. Browse original paintings alongside prints, postcards, and hand-painted paper butterfly sculptures. At intervals the artist will be working on new pieces, offering a chance to see live painting and ask questions about the process. The studio is on the second floor of Gather 256, and downstairs there are drink specials and food. Street parking is free, and Foundry Plaza provides complimentary two-hour lot parking.

The 17th edition of this clay shoot, presented by YorkAg, is in the works. More details will be shared, and registration will open at a later time. For information about sponsorships, donating items, or volunteering, please contact FNLT Executive Director Sean Kenny.

Cost is $25 for a 60 minute class. This hands-on session introduces a simple self-lymphatic drainage sequence for the head, face, and neck. Participants practice gentle touch and the proper order of movements that can be done at home to support healthy fluid flow and a sense of relaxation. It may be helpful for those experiencing facial puffiness, sinus congestion, tension headaches, or TMJ discomfort, as well as anyone looking to add a calming self-care habit. Attendees leave with a clear step-by-step routine, guidance on hand placement and pressure, a printed reference to keep, and practical tips for using these techniques safely in daily wellness. The material is educational and not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Some health situations may make self-lymphatic work unsuitable, so individuals with questions should consult a healthcare provider.

Ali leads a monthly baking class series that reveals the techniques behind Market Made baked goods. Each session spotlights a different style of bake, and participants can take part in a single class or the entire series. Topics rotate through gluten free bread, sourdough discard treats, gluten free pie crust, allergen free cookies, gluten free bagels, and allergen free sweets, offering a welcoming path to expand baking skills over time.

An easygoing evening in York’s WeCo neighborhood invites a slower pace and a chance to enjoy downtown without the rush. Created by local merchants as a calmer counterpart to the city’s busier happenings, it unfolds across a small, walkable area on the west side of the Codorus Creek where there is room to linger, talk, and explore. Visitors can explore artist studios and intimate galleries, browse local shops with thoughtfully made goods, and savor dinner and drinks from neighborhood favorites that roll out special menus. The atmosphere often includes live music, small pop-ups, and simple, welcoming activities that reward unplanned wandering. Street and lot parking can be found nearby. This community night is supported by WellSpan Health.

Car enthusiasts gather at Parma Pizza for a meet focused on cars and pizza. Bring a vehicle to show, enjoy a slice, and connect with fellow fans. Everyone is welcome.

Kids can spend an upbeat evening at Heart & Healing Co. in York, PA, learning two line dances while enjoying music, movement, and time on the dance floor. The focus is on making friends and building confidence in a welcoming setting. No previous dance experience is required. Bring plenty of energy and be ready to have fun. The cost is $10 per child. Space is limited.

Enjoy Movie Night at Springettsbury Park Amphitheater with a screening of Frankenweenie. Food options are planned from The Donut Guys, Pixie Pourhouse, and Food Adventure, and The Park Place Concession Stand will be open as well. The food truck lineup is subject to change.

Celebrate the release of Radiance with a community tournament at 1st Capital Gaming in York, PA. Players can compete, pursue the latest cards, and experiment with new combinations in a welcoming setting. Entry is $20, and prizes are awarded as a pack for each win.

Experience a Bee Gees celebration at the Appell Center that recreates the look and sound of a full concert. Stayin’ Alive: One Night of the Bee Gees brings sing along favorites like Night Fever, Jive Talkin, How Deep Is Your Love, and Stayin’ Alive.

This weekly Play! Pokémon League at Nerdtopia welcomes Trainers of all experience levels to play, trade, and connect with the local community. Enjoy casual Pokémon TCG matches, trade cards with fellow collectors, or meet others who are playing Pokémon GO. Every participant receives a Play! Pokémon promo pack. To have the first chance at Pokémon product arriving at Nerdtopia, participation at least twice a month is required, and attendance is tracked through Play! Pokémon software linked with Nerdtopia's system. Those without a Play! Pokémon ID can find information about obtaining one on the Play! Pokémon website.

A high-stakes presentation showdown awaits, set like a career-defining meeting with bosses watching and executives judging. Speakers step up to a slide deck they have not seen, as charts pop in, jargon flies, and confident decisions are declared without a moment of prep. Each presenter must justify and stand behind whatever appears, even when a new slide flips the story or tosses in an unexpected pie chart. By the finale, the audience votes on who gets the pretend pink slip and who lands a promotion, with only the consequences make-believe while the embarrassment is very real. Hosted by The Hangar at The Grotto Community Center, this night skips leadership playbooks and performance metrics to revel in office politics, meetings that an email could have handled, and the universal dread of being asked to talk through a mystery slide. Cover charge is $10 in advance or $15 at the door, and food and drinks are available for purchase.

Five For Fighting brings an intimate concert to the Appell Center, joined by a live string quartet led by Tony Award winner Katie Kresek. Signature hits are reinvented with lush orchestral textures, with storytelling and a few surprises adding a fresh perspective to familiar favorites.

Market Day takes place at the Hanover Market House in the Hanover Historic District. The market features food vendors, and many sell out before closing.

Set at Hickory Heights Golf Course, the tenth annual Covenant Cup pairs a day of golf with a purpose. The event channels support to the New Life Center for Mothers and Children, a Christ-centered residential discipleship program serving women facing addiction, homelessness, incarceration, abuse, and other life-controlling challenges. Entries, sponsorships, and donations help provide housing, discipleship, healing, and a path toward lasting transformation for families in need. The spirit of the day centers on healing hearts, growing disciples, and changing generations.

Red Lion Farmers Market returns for the season with fresh produce, baked treats, handcrafted goods, and more from makers and growers in the community. Browse homegrown and handmade finds, support independent businesses, and enjoy a friendly hometown market atmosphere at Fairmount Park in Red Lion.

A relaxed 5k with the Little Fox Running Club goes from Little Fox to the Trolley Trail and returns to the starting point. Participants move at a pace suitable for conversation, with intervals included, then meet back at Little Fox to unwind together.

PACK9 hosts its October monthly event at Ciocca Subaru of York, offering a chance to meet adoptable dogs. The lineup of attending dogs is shared the weekend before and updated daily as meet and greets continue leading up to the event. The public is welcome to stop by to meet the dogs. To adopt, a pre-approved application is required, and all members of the household, including resident dogs, must be present to meet a potential match. Applications are available through the rescue’s website. Attendees are asked not to use the event for general dog socialization, and to bring their own dog only for an introduction if already pre-approved. Please be respectful of the host location throughout your visit.

Gardeners and home growers meet to exchange surplus vegetables, fruits, herbs, and eggs, making good use of harvests that outpace canning or freezing. Any remaining items are donated or distributed the following week. Baked goods and prepared foods are not accepted. This gathering is part of the second annual Plant and Produce Swap Season.

Tot Rock brings little ones and their grownups together at the Appell Center for a lively 30-minute class filled with music, play, and smiles. The focus is on quality time in a welcoming, safe setting where laughter and shared moments take center stage. Caregivers are encouraged to participate, especially during free play. This is a Pick Your Price program with a recommended contribution of $15 per family. Adults must remain with their children for the entire class. Please pre-register once per family for the selected date.

Get a head start on Christmas shopping at Fall Fest at North Codorus Township Community Park. Browse and buy from a number of people on site.

Loop & Light offers a cozy, beginner-friendly workshop that pairs hand knitting with a candle experience. Participants create a chunky blanket using plush chenille yarn with no needles required, choosing up to three colors. Each person receives 140 yards of yarn, enough to make a blanket around 40 by 60 inches, with size varying by knitting style. Step-by-step guidance is provided throughout. Pricing is $90 for the chunky knit blanket or $110 for the Blanket + Candle Bundle. An optional Pumpkin Dough Bowl Candle is available to customize with a chosen scent, with instruction provided to make the candle.

Nerdtopia hosts a weekly casual league for the One Piece Card Game that welcomes all experience levels. Expect low-pressure play, friendly matchups, and a focus on community. Bring a favorite deck, explore new strategies, and enjoy fun games without high stakes. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Entry is free, and Bandai provides promo cards to all participants.

At 1st Capital Gaming, the new Pirate Party tournament features a casual constructed format with friendly competition. Players assemble their crew, test their skills, and enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere. Entry is $10.

Gather at The Roaming Roast for a low-key meetup centered on LGBTQ+ community and the allies who support them. Expect a cozy setting, good coffee, and room for real conversation that can move beyond small talk if you prefer. There is no agenda, no pressure, and no performance, just time to slow down and connect. Whether someone is new to town, hoping to widen their circle, or simply seeking authentic community, this space aims to make that easy and comfortable. The atmosphere encourages people to be themselves, and staying for a short visit or a longer stretch are both welcome, guided by the belief that community grows over coffee.

Webber’s Ghostlight Party brings Halloween-themed fun for all ages to Grace Lutheran Church in Red Lion. Expect a Trunk or Treat with a goal of 15 to 20 decorated cars or booths, live music from School of Rock York, and a range of family-friendly games and activities. The Musical Box Theatre will host additional activities throughout the event. More details and information on how to sign up for Trunk or Treat will be shared soon.

Neuroscape: Learn to Play is a welcoming introduction at 1st Capital Gaming for those new to the game. Get comfortable with the fundamentals of this cyberpunk trading card game, including core rules, key mechanics, and how different factions operate, while playing with preconstructed decks. Entry is free.

An open gym session welcomes ages 6 and older to tumble and have fun. Entry is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

A masked evening of elegance and purpose unfolds at the Out Door Country Club of York, blending celebration with meaningful impact. Expect a chef-prepared plated meal, live music with plenty of dancing, and the thrill of both silent and live auctions set against a backdrop of shimmering masks and a focus on community healing. Proceeds support Chasing the Rainbows as it sustains and expands no-cost, daily services for families navigating infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss. The organization provides trauma-informed support groups held each day, peer mentors, individual trauma-focused therapy, care packages to aid coping, private online communities, mindful movement and nervous system regulation offerings, healing resources, awareness initiatives, and a weekly podcast. The goal is simple and profound... to reach more families so no parent has to face grief alone.

No Last Call performs for the pre-parade audience at the 111th Dillsburg Farmer’s Fair in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania. This appearance adds extra excitement to the festivities as the parade gets underway.

Almost Queen delivers a faithful tribute to Queen with a four member lineup that spotlights layered four-part vocals and finely detailed instrumental sections. Dressed in period-accurate costumes and emphasizing tight musicianship, the show strives to recreate the energy and precision of a classic Queen concert. Tickets are $50 for Orchestra or Balcony seating and $55 for Preferred seating. An optional drink package with two beverages can be added for $12.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at AleCraft Brewery with a different mix of comedians at every show. Many performers have appeared on television and on popular podcasts, bringing a range of voices and styles to the mic. Each installment features a fresh roster, so the experience changes from show to show.

At Heidelberg United Church of Christ, guests can enjoy a cabaret style evening featuring live music, raffles, and more. Each registration contributes to building repairs so the church can continue its work toward a brighter, more compassionate world. The organizers offer thanks to everyone who supports this mission.

Comedian Josh Blue returns to the Appell Center with a set built on sharp, self-deprecating humor and a distinctive personal style. Since winning NBC’s Last Comic Standing in 2006, he has become a globe-touring headliner, performing more than 200 shows each year while delivering big laughs and challenging stereotypes about disability. His material keeps evolving, and his quick improvisation ensures every performance feels fresh, so no two shows are the same.

Singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski delivers catchy, rock and folk inspired originals with a style that feels instantly familiar while still sounding new. His tireless tour schedule has taken him around the globe, with more than 2,500 performances to date, including 311 shows in 2025. Fans and critics frequently highlight the upbeat energy captured on his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time, and audiences are known to leave smiling.

Rock classics take center stage in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

The second annual Fleet Feet Half Marathon brings runners to John Rudy County Park for a course that continues onto the York Heritage Rail Trail. Supported by Hoka, the race sets off from the park and follows the scenic rail trail route. Registration is available through the tickets option.

A relaxed monthly cars and coffee meetup takes place at Belmont Bean Co. A $5 donation is requested. Both parking lots will be open this year. Attendees are asked to keep things safe and courteous by avoiding revving or two step, burnouts, any reckless antics, and any drug use. Those unwilling to follow these guidelines should not attend.

Enjoy an all you can eat breakfast buffet featuring eggs, pancakes, French toast, bacon, sausage, chipped beef or sausage gravy, home fries, biscuits, and toast. Beverages include coffee, juice, and milk. The cost is 13 dollars for adults, and children 2 and under eat free.

Registration is open for the 8th annual Veterans' Archery Shoot, a no-cost event for U.S. Veterans, Active Duty Service Members, and their teammates. Attendance is limited to service members and their guests. Participants will receive lunch and can expect awards along with door prizes. Sponsors are invited to support targets and prize giveaways, including the Sponsor A Target, Honor A Vet program. For details or sponsorship inquiries, contact Jarvis Green at 717-793-1422.

A downtown street will be closed for a playful bazaar celebrating all things weird, featuring vegan food trucks and more than 40 strange and sustainable vendors. Expect a lively mix of flavors and finds throughout the day. Additional details will be announced as vendor applications are approved.

A sidewalk cafe-style brunch welcomes guests alongside their four-legged companions. Seating is offered on a walk-in basis and is dependent on the weather. Water bowls are available, and a special dog menu features dog ice cream and other canine treats. Presented in collaboration with Sunday in the City with Downtown Inc.

Get measured for a made-to-measure suit in Hanover, Pennsylvania during a dedicated fitting session. Master tailor Raj will take your measurements, and no payment is required at the time of the fitting. The featured offer is $420 for a custom suit paired with three custom shirts from the Giovanni Collection, ideal for anyone preparing for a wedding or aiming to look sharp. For more information, contact dave@fatbatbrewing.com.

If you know the basics of American Mahjong but still hesitate over what to discard, this guided practice table is designed to help. Settle in at Franklin Street Social in Red Lion for relaxed, structured play with planned pauses for tips and questions, so each hand becomes a chance to strengthen strategy and confidence. Seating is limited.

Pilots can gear up for a casual Gundam league at Nerdtopia that blends fast paced matches with friendly competition and plenty of mecha themed fun. Veterans with tuned decks and newcomers learning the basics are equally supported, with a focus on community, excitement, and memorable Gundam showdowns. The environment is low pressure with no high stakes, centered on great games and good company. Registration through Bandai’s TCG+ app is required to participate. Participation is free, and Bandai promo cards are provided to all participants.

Take part in a weekly One Piece TCG tournament at FourCorners Comics & Games in Hanover. Test new strategies, fine tune your deck, and compete with the local community as you prepare for larger events or aim for the top spot. The format features best of one matches, 35 minute rounds, and Swiss pairings. Entry is $8, and $8 from each entry goes directly into the prize pool.

Explore Dills Tavern with a guided tour that highlights the bake oven, the Wheelwright Shop, the Rye Whiskey Distillery, the 1798 Log Barn, the Visitor Center, and the Historic Educational Garden. Tours begin in the Orientation Room and gift shop, and payment is collected before the tour. Admission is $5 per individual and $10 per immediate family, with free entry for children under 12. Sunday tours are available, and private or group visits can be scheduled by appointment Monday through Saturday. On the second Sunday of each month, the experience includes a spinning demonstration. Guests are encouraged to watch a brief orientation video before arriving.

Old Crow Medicine Show brings a surge of Americana energy to the Strand Theatre for its debut performance, pairing propulsive rhythms with story-driven songs and big, sing along choruses. Expect a lively, foot tapping atmosphere from start to finish, turning the night into a true celebration of roots music. Opening the show is Palmyra, a Virginia trio blending Americana and folk rock, featuring Teddy Chipouras, Sasha Landon, and Mānoa Bell.

Designed for individuals returning from incarceration and the people who support them, the York County Reentry Opportunity Center offers community walk ins. If the usual hours are not a fit, the center can help schedule another time by phone.

Compassionate Crafters brings together knitters, crocheters, and other needleworkers to create lap blankets and additional handmade items for donation. Participants are also welcome to work on personal projects, exchange techniques, and share fellowship. Gatherings take place in the Pastor's Parlor.

Build confidence to act in a crisis with this American Red Cross blended learning Adult CPR and AED course focused on adult first aid, breathing, and cardiac emergencies. Begin with self-paced online lessons, then attend an in-person skills session to practice essential techniques with guided, hands-on instruction in CPR and automated external defibrillator use. After successfully completing all components, you will receive a digital American Red Cross certification recognized nationwide that remains valid for two years. The credential complies with OSHA and workplace standards and is widely accepted across healthcare, education, childcare, construction, fitness, and public safety. Whether required for work or pursued for personal preparedness, this training provides the knowledge and practical skills to respond when it matters most.

Participants create a stained glass bat, selecting from an assortment of pre-cut pieces to personalize the look. The class is designed with beginners in mind. Advance registration is required.

Platinum Praises welcomes newcomers to this Women’s Alliance gathering. Expect 30 minutes of exercise, followed by a relaxed fireside get-together. Wear clothing appropriate for the weather.

Radiance: Pre-Rift arrives at 1st Capital Gaming in York with a launch tournament centered on friendly competition. Players can explore the newest cards and test fresh combinations with the local community. The entry fee is $20, and prizes are awarded as one pack per win.

This Mysore-style introduction to Ashtanga Yoga is created with beginners in mind. Drawing on the teachings of T. Krishnamacharya, the practice links breath and movement to support physical cleansing and mental calm. In a group setting, Megan offers one-on-one guidance and teaches a short section of the sequence, adjusting each posture to suit individual needs. Participants learn foundational breathing and simple movements while getting a clear sense of how a Mysore class functions. All bodies and experience levels are welcome, and classes are offered twice each week.

The Women’s Network of York meets at Out Door Country Club for a monthly gathering that brings together women entrepreneurs and professionals from York County. Attendees can hear insights from a featured speaker and make meaningful connections through purposeful networking. The event is open to both members and guests, with opportunities to meet potential referral partners and collaborators at nearby tables. Online registration is available.

The Cultural Alliance of York County hosts Creative Office Hours at The Grotto Commons, creating a friendly place for artists and creative entrepreneurs to connect, talk through challenges, and celebrate successes. Cultural Alliance staff, grant navigators, community artists, and business mentors will be available for informal conversations, sharing guidance and pointing to resources that can help. These sessions are presented with support from York LaunchBox, powered by Penn State, and The Grotto. At the same time, Debbie Bailey’s Kudo Club offers free access to collage supplies and hands-on making, and participants are welcome to bring works in progress to create alongside fellow artists.

Thornton Automotive Dover Service, Tire, & Collision Center presents a community Trunk or Treat where candy is handed out from selected vehicles for a safe, family-friendly trick-or-treating experience. Guests are encouraged to bring a candy bag, wear a spooky costume, and greet team members from sales, service, collision, and the office. This outdoor celebration returns after successful past years and offers a fun seasonal outing for all ages.

Autism at Face Value offers immersive tabletop roleplaying game sessions that welcome participants of any experience level. Each game seats four players, and all materials are provided, from dice and pencils to maps and miniatures. While Dungeons & Dragons is often included, a variety of other easy-to-learn systems are used for shorter campaigns to keep play engaging and accessible. The experience centers on community building, teamwork, and personal growth in a creative setting. Activities can be purely recreational or can incorporate therapeutic elements if that is preferred. Sessions are facilitated by Dave Kot, a professional therapeutic game master with extensive experience using tabletop roleplaying to support social development in both therapeutic and recreational contexts. Registration is required to reserve a spot.

Volunteers are invited to help by arriving early with a decorated trunk and treats for the kids. Each participating trunk receives a $10 gift card, and the best decorated trunk earns an additional $10. All are welcome to come trick or treating. If you are interested in lending a hand, let the organizers know.

Scotty Dog’s Lounge & Grill hosts an upbeat trivia night with quick rounds and a wide mix of categories. Teams are encouraged, and prizes plus bragging rights are on the line. Enjoy a relaxed night out with a full menu and drinks available throughout the evening. Families are welcome, and in the dining room kids eat free. Reservations are recommended. Bring your sharpest minds and put your knowledge to the test.

Explore a beginner friendly Kundalini Yoga class offered both online and in person. The practice introduces foundational techniques to support the nervous system, awaken energy, and cultivate inner peace. Sessions weave movement and awareness through kriyas, postures, mudra, mantra, and breathwork, with options that can address goals such as easing stress or sparking creativity. Benefits include reduced stress and anxiety, increased energy, improved alignment that supports healthy spinal curvature, less strain on muscles and ligaments, greater flexibility, and stronger core stability, all while deepening the mind body connection. Participants can expect a welcoming, calm environment that supports empaths and highly sensitive people, along with gentle posture guidance and modifications for comfort. There is the option to include breathwork, mantra, and mudras to deepen a personal spiritual connection or meditation practice. Class size is limited to 8. This experience is open to both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Instruction is led by Kara, a trauma informed practitioner who emphasizes safety, choice, and personal growth while fostering connection and community. Trauma informed classes give students control over their practice, focus on body awareness, minimize overwhelm in a calm setting, and encourage non judgment and self acceptance. Please bring loose clothing, a yoga mat, and an open mind. Sliding scale pricing is $22 to $15.