Events in York County today

Plant enthusiasts can enjoy a friendly bingo night with plenty of chances to win. Your ticket covers several rounds of play, and each winning card earns a plant prize.

This free trivia night includes glitzy prizes and is ideal for groups eager to put their knowledge to the test.

Begin your American Mahjong journey with a welcoming beginner class that teaches the essentials so you can start playing right away. A certified instructor leads the session, and the $55 fee includes light snacks and drinks plus a private shopping discount on Mahjong kits, gifts, and accessories. The organizers are fostering a friendly Mahjong community in York County where people can learn together and return to play with both new and familiar faces. A minimum of four registrants is required for the class to proceed, so early registration is encouraged. Those planning to continue can bundle this introductory class with the 201 intermediate session for a discount. Open to individuals and groups of all kinds.

Johnny and Jay perform an acoustic set.

The Liberty Book Company hosts a September book club discussion that returns to Recursion by Blake Crouch. Copies are available at the store, with the option to purchase through Bookshop, and an audiobook edition is available on Libro.fm. Audio recording devices may be in use for archiving and wider access, so attendees should be comfortable with the possibility of their voices being recorded during the discussion. For questions, please contact the store.

This relaxed hand sewing circle centers on needle and thread, friendly conversation, and the simple pleasure of stitching by hand. Machines are set aside so the focus stays on slow, thoughtful making. Drop in at your convenience and stay as long as you wish. Hosted by Teresa Justice and Martee Patton, with no registration required.

A glow in the dark themed kids night out features creative art making, giving parents a chance for a short break. Have dinner before arriving. A nut-free sweet treat will be provided.

Each Friday night at the VFW features bingo with music from a DJ, along with food and drinks available at the bar.

Minutes Past Midnight brings a high-energy blast of grunge and alternative rock to Outsiders Tavern. The set features favorites from Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Creed, Shinedown, and Rage Against the Machine, played live at full volume with fidelity to the originals.

Old Town Market brings local vendors and artisans together at Fountain Park. Browse offerings that include fresh produce, meat from nearby producers, honey, eggs, plant starters, cheese, bread, baked goods, and more. The market features returning vendors along with a few new ones.

Explore a wide variety of model trains at this model train event. Admission is $5. Vendor tables are available at the time of posting.

A friendly coffee meetup for people and their dogs takes place at Mug & Maple in The PowerHouse. There is plenty of outdoor space for pups to stretch their legs and seating for their humans, along with complimentary treats and whipped cream. Free parking is available in Parking Deck A. The area is open rather than fenced, and the University Center is not heavily trafficked with a large green space, so bringing a leash if needed is recommended. The goal is to launch a weekly club centered on good coffee and time with canine companions.

Connect with fellow York County creatives at a relaxed monthly meetup guided by the Gallery Manager, focused on staying energized about making art and strengthening the local scene. Bring your work to share and discuss. Pieces in any medium are welcome, including 2D, 3D, video, installation, and digital. If you have digital artwork, you can email it in advance to the Gallery Manager. The gathering takes place in person at the Center for the Arts, and admission is free.

A live acoustic set featuring country favorites and songs made for singing along.

Remington Cartee Duo performs live in the outdoor setting of Anne Springs Close Greenway. This concert is family friendly and dog friendly, offering an easy way to enjoy music outside together.

Under the Harvest Moon, this bookish prom celebrates Sarah J. Maas and her many worlds, taking place a month before the new A Court of Thorns and Roses release. Attend for the fandom focus or simply to enjoy Romantasy aesthetics and a second chance at prom night. Formal attire is encouraged but not required. There will be snacks and plenty of party games.

This youth-focused car show offers complimentary food and vendor booths. The lineup includes notable awards and door prize giveaways, with Top 30 honors among the highlights.