Family events in Martinsburg, WV

Enjoy a full day of mini golf, friendly rivalry, and community spirit at the 18th Annual Puttin' for Panhandle Miniature Golf Tournament, taking place at JayDee's Family Fun Center. Players of all experience levels can form teams, put their skills to the test, and compete for prizes while supporting Panhandle Home Health and the care it provides throughout the Eastern Panhandle. Team registrations and sponsorship opportunities are available, and each putt helps advance a meaningful cause.

This casual car and truck cruise-in brings in hot rods for a relaxed get-together. Attendees can unwind and pick up some food while enjoying a welcoming atmosphere. The gathering takes place when weather allows.

As a stop on the 2nd Berkeley County Farm Crawl, this visit features fresh apple butter cooked on site and local food vendors with treats like jams, jellies, and honey. Explore displays of antique and vintage farm equipment that showcase Berkeley County’s agricultural heritage. It is a family friendly experience with plenty to see and taste.

This stop is part of Berkeley County WV’s second farm crawl, featuring Bushtail’s Brand 13 BBQ serving no-sauce-required barbecue meals priced at $13. The property is pet and family friendly, and several small businesses will take part in the day. Vendors interested in participating at this stop can contact the Bushtail Creek Unique Gifts Facebook page or owner Lizette Pierce for details. Farms that wish to host a stop in the crawl can reach the Berkeley County WV extension office for information. Last year’s crawl provided a way to connect with the Berkeley County WV community. A pinned announcement in the discussion lists other participants, and more spaces are currently available.

Sharpsburg Civil War Ghost Tours teams up with High Priestess Tarot for a combined experience based at Bender’s Public House and Eatery, pairing 90-minute guided walks with personal card readings. The tour follows sidewalks and alleyways in what is described as America’s most haunted Civil War town, sharing vivid accounts drawn from local history and long-told encounters. Stories trace a path from the site of a single devastating artillery blast to a cemetery where leaning headstones and strange whispers unsettle passersby, then to the tale of a spectral rider on a white horse said to appear to misbehaving children, and finally back to Bender’s for the legend of the Black Dog. Another route explores how Sharpsburg residents cared for the wounded and buried the dead after the battle, alongside reports of ghostly Confederate soldiers seen moving quietly west toward the Potomac at night. Along the way, guests may hear about Jacob McGraw, Charley King, a lone Confederate sentry, experiences tied to the Rohrback House, a shattered artillery piece, and the lore of Indian Head Hill, also known as Copperplate Hill. Tours are walking experiences that last about 90 minutes, reservations are required, and admission is $15 for guests over 17 and $10 for ages 10 to 17. Active duty military may tour at no charge. Tarot readings are offered by appointment for $15, take about 15 minutes, and are available before the tour. To reserve either the tour or a reading, email hauntedsharpsburg@gmail.com.

This welcoming rock painting class at Painting With a Purpose is open to everyone, from first-time painters to experienced crafters. Participants decorate stones with uplifting messages and charming designs, keeping them as decor or leaving them for others to discover. The setting encourages creativity in a relaxed, low-pressure way. All materials are non-toxic and environmentally safe.