This weekend in Martinsburg, WV

Run an approximately three-mile out-and-back route from the Shepherd University Wellness Center to the canal during the clock change. Bring lights, wear a costume, and enjoy the unusual challenge of finishing before the run began.

Shelter dogs will receive baths and nail trims to help them feel comfortable and look their best while waiting for homes. Visitors can meet adoptable dogs and support local animal welfare efforts, helping increase adoption opportunities for dogs in need.

An outdoor maker market fills the host parking lot with handmade goods from creators across the local area and surrounding region. This recurring series takes place on the first Sunday from May through November and proceeds regardless of weather. Pop-up vendors present a range of handmade work for shoppers to browse. Interested makers can apply for a juried 12-by-12-foot space for $25 by emailing three images to uniquecreationscommunity@yahoo.com. Organizers also consider participants for in-store placement, using the market to observe customer interest, see and handle products, and understand price points.

This timed event has a two hour cap and an entry cost of 25 dollars. Complimentary drinks and snacks will be available throughout. All puzzle purchases made that day come with a 20 percent discount.

Spend a day at Antietam National Battlefield with Garry Adelman, Chief Historian at the American Battlefield Trust. The afternoon features a guided tour that uses the battlefield itself as a primary source, held regardless of weather. After a dinner break at participants' discretion, the evening continues with a moderated, behind-the-scenes conversation that explores how his passion for the Civil War developed, his expertise in Civil War photography, his experience in the restaurant industry, his work as a Licensed Battlefield Guide in Gettysburg, and his distinguished career with the American Battlefield Trust. Proceeds support future Civil War Center programming and help fund initiatives and opportunities for Shepherd students. Admission is $60.