This weekend in York, PA

Join the Ninja-themed running event at Cousler Park in York, PA, with options for a 5K, 10K, or half marathon. Each race starts at 8:00 AM, and the registration window closes on the day of the event at 8:00 AM EDT. There are separate entries by distance with posted pricing, and limited spots are shown for each event.

The Chesapeake Bay Insulator Club celebrates its 25th summer show and sale with a return to the West Manchester Township site that drew strong attendance last year, highlighted by an Emminger walk-in. Expect far more than insulators, with displays and sales featuring bottles, jars, and lightning rod collectibles. Attendees may bring items from their own collections for complimentary identification and appraisal by knowledgeable dealers. New vendors are welcome, with contracts to be posted on the club website. Admission is free, parking is ample, and entry is at the rear of the fire hall. The gathering brings together longtime collectors and newcomers alike.

Stop by the John Rudy Park demonstration gardens for a free, family-friendly open house. The event highlights the year-round 50-bed garden space, with everything from vegetable and native plant areas to a shade garden, children’s garden, historic tree arboretum, and an educational compost site. You can also check out kid-friendly make-and-take activities and games, interactive demonstrations around the gardens, a farmers market, 20+ community organizations, speakers, a garden shop, food trucks, and a free plant giveaway. There will be an Ask a Master Gardener booth, and the York County Food Bank will be collecting non-perishable food donations during the event.

Give Girls Grace offers a Saturday sports camp at Rocky Ridge County Park for girls ages 5 to 17. Participants can step onto the field to learn, practice, and compete, whether trying a sport for the first time or building on existing skills, in a welcoming setting that encourages confidence and new friendships. The organization works to expand opportunities in both athletics and academics for girls, providing sports programming for ages 5 to 17 along with academic scholarships that support higher education goals.

A car wash fundraiser supporting Ember Cheer athletes, with donations going directly toward season expenses. Hosted at Advance Auto Parts, attendees can get a wash, enjoy snacks, and show support for the team. Contributions are donation based.

Now in its 24th year, the New Visions Holistic Expo gathers a welcoming community at York Expo Center, Memorial Hall East in York, Pennsylvania to explore wellness, purpose, awareness, and meaningful connection. The theme centers on connection as a pathway to healing, inviting both newcomers and longtime seekers to discover practical tools, trusted resources, and opportunities for growth in a supportive setting. Attendees can explore more than 100 holistic vendors and practitioners, enjoy free workshops and educational presentations throughout the weekend, experience yoga, breathwork, and relaxation spaces, and connect with featured speakers while browsing natural health products, demonstrations, and services. The featured keynote guest is Susan Grau, an internationally recognized evidential medium, spiritual teacher, certified hypnotherapist, grief specialist, and Doctor of Divinity. Author of Infinite Life, Infinite Lessons, she brings decades of experience informed by a profound childhood near-death experience, with a focus on healing, intuition, consciousness, grief, and the continuity of life. In addition to her keynote, she leads two special offerings, including a Past Life Regression Experience and an Infinite Life, Infinite Lessons workshop. Optional premium workshops require an additional ticket and have limited capacity, with opportunities to learn from guest authors and presenters. Offerings include Susan Grau’s Past Life Regression Experience, Susan Grau’s Infinite Life, Infinite Lessons workshop that includes a complimentary copy of her book, a Tarot Manifestation Workshop with Stefanie Caponi, and an Enneagram Workshop with Dr. Deborah Threadgill-Egerton. General admission is available with a one-day pass for $10 or a two-day pass for $13, and children 12 and under attend free. An All Access Pass for $125 includes two-day admission, VIP early entry both days, exclusive vendor offers, a VIP swag bag while supplies last, select speaker recordings, all premium workshops with the included book for Susan Grau’s session, and an exclusive meet and greet experience. The expo highlights curated vendors, intuitive readers, energy healing, herbalism and natural living resources, food demonstrations, and mind-body-spirit education, all within an inclusive environment that welcomes beginners and advanced seekers alike. Discounted hotel room blocks are available for out-of-town attendees through select partners, with limited availability and rate deadlines, and additional travel and dining information is provided online. Applications are open for vendors, sponsors, and speakers, with details and a media kit available. Arrive curious, leave inspired, and spend a weekend devoted to the well-being of mind, body, and spirit through learning, connection, and community.

Refillism partners with local small business Commonly Overlooked to bring Breanne’s produce from Funk’s Riverview in Washington Boro to the York suburbs, creating a convenient stop for grocery needs. Browse a vibrant selection of locally grown produce and take care of cleaner refills in the same visit. It is an easy way to get a head start on the week with locally grown selections and refilled cleaners.

York Catholic’s Music Association is presenting a takeout chicken barbecue at the high school. Meals are $20 and include a half chicken, baked potato, applesauce, and a dinner roll with butter. Advance ordering is required for pickup.

A Family Service Counselor leads a recurring pre-planning workshop, with a different topic featured each month. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair and gather at the side of the office building. Coffee and light snacks are available.

Same heart, smaller scale. This micro-brew edition of Ales for Tails offers a relaxed gathering at Gift Horse Brewing Company that keeps the mission moving. Attendees can savor local brews and friendly conversation while proceeds support Short Noses Only Rescue Team (SNORT). It carries the familiar Ales for Tails spirit, simply served in a half-pint size.

Get hands-on with a whiskey cocktail class at Tutoni's, where mixologists will guide you through how to balance flavors, learn key techniques, and enjoy the cocktails you make. You’ll taste what you create with small bites included, plus you’ll leave with take-home recipes and tips to recreate your favorites later. This class is for ages 21 and up, and doors open at 2:15 PM for seating.

Enjoy an open gym session where ages 6 and up can move, flip, and have fun in a relaxed setting. Admission is $10 at the door. For questions, call +1-717-378-0101.

Unwind in a peaceful salt room as gentle tones and harmonics promote calm while salt therapy supports easier breathing and relaxation. Settle into this serene, salt-filled environment to sink into deep rest, restore balance, and emerge refreshed.

The Goons are back in York, PA with support from Break City Drowwners and Witness Marker. This is an all-ages, in-person hardcore/punk show at American Legion Post 791 - Shiloh. Doors open at 6:55 PM, and the show runs from 7:00 PM to 11:55 PM. Parking is free, and refunds are not available.

A high energy live show at Hollywood Casino York serves up well known rock and roll classics. Guests can enjoy a drink, test their luck, and settle in for a lively night of music on stage.

Deadgrass is performing live at Phantom Power. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show runs from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM. This is an all-ages event with paid parking available on site.

Texas Roadhouse in York and Hanover hosts the annual Homes for Our Troops Motorcycle Ride, supporting Homes for Our Troops and its mission to build specially adapted homes for severely injured post-9/11 combat veterans. Participants can register in advance or sign up on site. The day begins at Texas Roadhouse in York with check-in and breakfast, followed by a group ride to Hanover Bowling Centre, Inc., where an outdoor vendor market, barbecue lunch, live music, raffles, and other activities await. Pricing is $20 for a single rider, $20 for a passenger, and $20 for non-riders. Every dollar raised is donated to Homes for Our Troops.

Browse a friendly farmers market with fresh, local offerings from area vendors, including York Fresh Food Farms. Bringing a couple of reusable bags makes it easy to carry home produce and other finds. Located in the Royal Square District, the market pairs well with a neighborhood stroll. After filling up your bags, check out nearby shops, enjoy a meal or coffee, try an art class, and visit Mural Park for a dose of creativity. With good food, a relaxed vibe, and plenty to explore, it is easy to make a day of it.

Take a scenic ride aboard a historic diesel locomotive along the Heritage Rail Trail County Park and through the southern York County countryside on the Hanover Junction Flyer. You’ll travel back in time to the 1860s, with a special connection to President Abraham Lincoln’s route to deliver the Gettysburg Address. The trip also includes a brief 20-minute stop at the Hanover Junction Museum.

Step into a soothing class centered on nighttime herbal allies, plants known for encouraging relaxation, restorative sleep, and vivid dreaming. Tailored for light sleepers and anyone moving through stress or transition, it blends plant wisdom with an understanding of how the body repairs itself during the night. Guided by Rissa Miller, the session explores the physiology of rest, dream-supporting herbs, and ways to craft an evening routine that follows natural rhythms. Participants will consider simple bedtime rituals and learn how to prepare teas and infusions that calm the nervous system. From pillow herbs to gentle nervines, discover approachable botanicals that can deepen rest and invite more insightful dreams.

World-class musicians present the music of Fleetwood Mac in a summer performance. Food trucks are planned, though offerings may change without notice, with Brickers Famous Fries, Johnny's Eat and Treats, Kona Ice, Brotherly Love, 7 Spices, and Food Adventure expected on site. The Park Place concession stand near the baseball fields will be open as well.