Events in Martinsburg today

Presented by DREAMWAVE Advocates Movement Alliance, this access-focused expo brings together individuals, families, service providers, agencies, businesses, community organizations, and system leaders at Holiday Inn Martinsburg. The day emphasizes community connection, resources, education, and accessibility. Attendees can visit informational and vendor tables, connect with organizations that serve the community, learn about available programs and services, and take part in learning opportunities offered throughout the day. Interpreters and students can earn CEUs by participating in workshops. Admission is free and the public is welcome. After the expo, the same venue hosts DREAM-DINGO, a Deaf-designed card game gathering that offers a relaxed way to connect through friendly competition. The event welcomes vendors, sponsors, community partners, presenters, interpreters, organizations, and service providers.

This two day Christian music festival takes place in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in a scenic orchard setting about five miles from I-81. The experience includes Christian bands, speakers, and performing arts, along with artisan vendors and a variety of food trucks. Tickets are available for Friday, for Saturday, or for both days. Details about camping options will be announced soon.

Village Caregiving marks five years with an anniversary celebration that also introduces its new location. The program includes a ceremonial ribbon cutting to recognize the milestone and officially open the space.

Personalize a mug in this hands-on painting class at Painting With a Purpose. Registration covers all required materials, so participants can settle in and enjoy a relaxed creative session focused on designing their own mug.

In Shepherdstown, West Virginia, this two-day celebration of queer cinema features film screenings and Q&As with filmmakers, along with a ghost tour and an excursion to Harpers Ferry, both with limited seating. The festival welcomes everyone and presents a broad mix of work from local and international creators, with a special emphasis on Appalachian stories and films that uplift queer joy. Tickets are available.

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.

Settle in for an overnight mini yoga retreat inside the yurt at Soul Food Farm LLC, designed as a cozy sleepover with time to unwind, move, and meditate. Choose to sleep in the shared yurt or pitch your own tent on the farm. Melissa leads a 60 minute restorative yoga session, a 15 minute guided evening meditation, a 30 minute morning yoga practice, and a 30 minute guided morning meditation, along with an outdoor walking meditation and a guided labyrinth walk at the yurt. Breakfast, tea, and coffee are included. A clean portable toilet is available on site, and there is no public shower. A minimum of five participants is required. The fee is $200. For the full itinerary or questions, email growyoga.us@gmail.com.

At Saint Thomas Lutheran Church, this free event welcomes everyone and provides a meal with coffee, connections to mental health and substance use services, information about housing and other community resources, Narcan training, clothing, hygiene supplies, and activities for children, with more available during the gathering.

Celebrate food on the page with a Supper Club conversation about Peach Street to Lobster Lane by Felicity Cloake. This food-forward book club explores stories where meals, kitchens, recipes, and the feelings they evoke are central to the narrative, reading across genres from memoir and fiction to essays and unexpected classics. Each meeting blends discussion with a potluck, and attendees are encouraged to bring a dish inspired by the book. All readers are welcome, whether the book is finished or still in progress. Gatherings take place in the upstairs community space at Four Seasons Books. No registration is needed, and curiosity plus a love of good stories is all that is required.

D.L. Hughley takes the stage with razor-sharp humor and smart observations about everyday life, turning real moments into big laughs. His engaging storytelling and quick, surprising punchlines keep the crowd roaring, creating an atmosphere charged with energy. It is a full-throttle stand-up experience with constant laughter and an easygoing, feel-good vibe from start to finish.

This show is limited to guests 21 and older, and a valid ID is required for entry. Lineup and timing may change without notice. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Professional photography is not allowed, though cell phone photos are permitted. Free parking is available. There are no special health protocols unless announced by the artist or the casino. For safety, weapons are prohibited in the casino and in the event center.

Now in its eighth year, Victoria’s Race Against Child Abuse offers a 5K that benefits Victoria’s House Child Advocacy Center. It is an opportunity to run in support of the center.

An in-person sale at Sunny Meadows Garden Center showcases fall-blooming nectar plants that support pollinators, along with wildlife-friendly shrubs and trees, plus plenty of milkweed for monarch butterflies. The event also features the season’s first birdseed sale and a talk on native plants presented by Ann Aldrich and Bob Schwartz. Proceeds benefit the Monarch Waystation grant program and the educational initiatives of The Monarch Alliance, a program of the Potomac Valley Audubon Society.

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.

Honoring Margaret and the rescue she inspired, this muddy run brings participants together for a heartfelt challenge that many see as a bucket-list milestone. Runners head into the mud alongside others motivated by personal reasons, creating a spirited show of determination and community. All proceeds support local youth. The event takes place at Washington County Ag Expo.

Henry Arena’s Fall Fest barrel race returns after a successful 2025, bringing more autumn fun.

Yoga in the Yard offers outdoor sessions led by instructor Elizabeth Mauck throughout the summer. This weekly series welcomes ages 12 and up. Drop-in pricing is $10 when paying with cash or $11 by credit card. Classes continue regardless of weather, with an indoor location available if conditions are unfavorable.

Celebrate early autumn at an open air marketplace on the grounds of Blue Goose Pottery, free to attend and centered on handmade work from across West Virginia. A showcase of twenty West Virginia makers will offer pieces suited for gifting or for something special just for you. The lineup includes Blue Goose Pottery with functional stoneware, Art by Weeze known for historical drawings and pet portraits, Bee is for Basket with handwoven baskets, Book n’ Dog Treats with freshly baked dog treats, C.J. Boyette Weaving with handwoven towels and scarves, Cottage of Herbs with all natural gourmet herb products, Dancing Light Studio with jewelry in silver, copper and glass, Darling Dots Design with colorful hand painted glassware and decor, Fischer’s Custom Woodwork with furniture and decor crafted from reclaimed lumber and whiskey barrels, Happy Cat Stained Glass with panels and sun catchers, KBear Karvings with chainsaw carved wood pieces, Milkweed Rising with nature mandala art, nature photography and writing, North Mountain Apothecary with artisanal soaps and lotions, Daniel Sampson with wood turned bowls and hats, She Shed Crochet & Pieceful Things with crocheted items and wool applique, and Winston Woodcrafts with handcrafted boxes and wood decor. The Tomahawk Ruritan Club will have sandwiches, baked goods and drinks.

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.

This floral arranging class adds a seasonal twist and provides a hands on creative experience. Materials are supplied, and guided instruction is included.

A tip jar lowball tournament takes place at Downsville Ruritan Club. In each round, every player receives five tip jar tickets, and the lowest result wins the round, taking the money and the holders for that round. Play runs like a regular tip jar. When a jar is completed, a holder is drawn, and the person with the winning holder receives the money from that jar.

Post 222 marks its 50th anniversary with a pavilion celebration that includes food, drinks, and live music. The event is hosted by Post 222 SAL.

Raise a glass to three and a half decades of serving the Panhandle with cake and champagne. Light hors d’oeuvres will be catered by Hay-Mar Kitchen.

To mark a century of service, the Martinsburg Public Library will be reimagined as a 1920s style speakeasy for an evening of celebration and fundraising. Guests can embrace period fashion, with flapper dresses and fedoras encouraged, and enjoy live music from the Ben Mauger Vintage 1920s Jazz Band. The program features Charleston dance lessons, a piano bar where Jordan Siwek takes requests, and vintage guitar jazz by Tony M. Each ticket includes a complimentary glass of champagne, one additional drink ticket, and hearty hors d’oeuvres prepared by Brix 27. A gaming parlor with blackjack, craps, and roulette uses play money only, and there will be photo booths, a silent auction, and raffles throughout the night. Dress to impress, since standout outfits will be recognized with best attire awards. This centennial celebration and fundraiser supports the Martinsburg Public Library as it looks ahead to its next hundred years.

An 8-ball tournament with a $20 entry fee features double elimination and BCA, plus a break pot challenge and raffles. Food will be available, and registration is offered.

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.

Ragged Edge Band performs at Clear Spring Legion with a full five piece lineup for a full band event.

MCW Pro Wrestling brings Autumn Armageddon 2026 to the Ranson Civic Center in Ranson, WV, delivering a full evening of high-impact action across nine matches. Former WWE Intercontinental Champion and former Judgment Day member Carlito appears alongside the stars of MCW Pro Wrestling, including the new MCW Heavyweight Champion Miami Mike Walker, James Ellsworth, Patrick Clark, and more. The event welcomes families and aims to provide a fun, safe outing. A pre-show meet and greet offers the chance to meet Carlito, James Ellsworth, Patrick Clark, and additional MCW talent, and an event ticket is required for entry. VIP Gold Front Row tickets include exclusive meet and greet access with Carlito. Tickets are on sale, with family four-pack deals available for a budget-friendly night of live wrestling entertainment.

Trace Adkins brings his 30th Anniversary Tour to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older, and a valid ID is required. There are no Covid-related requirements unless the artist or the casino posts them. Schedules and lineups can change without notice. All ticket purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Professional cameras are not permitted, though cell phone photos are allowed. Parking is free. Weapons are prohibited in both the casino and the event center.

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.

Logan Tritle brings a relaxed acoustic performance to Antietam Creek Vineyards for an afternoon amid the vines. The set blends original material with laid back cover songs, creating an easy backdrop for time with friends, fresh air, and a glass of wine. King Kreations Bakery is also featured.

The Shelf-Care Cozy Book Club gathers at Four Seasons Books to discuss “The Book Witch” by Meg Shaffer. This club highlights comforting reads across genres that offer wonder, hope, magic, connection, and humor, creating a gentle break from life’s heavier moments. The discussion takes place in the store’s upstairs community space, with an emphasis on community rather than completion. Members of the club get 10% off the monthly selection, and copies are always available in-store and often available as an audiobook through Libro.fm. All readers are welcome, whether or not you have read the book. No registration is required.

The Banned Book Club convenes for an open conversation about Parable of the Talents by Octavia Butler. Designed for all ages and for anyone who values the power of the written word, this discussion explores why books face challenges, what themes spark debate, and how the freedom to read matters. Participants are encouraged to read the selection beforehand, though the conversation welcomes readers whether they have finished the book or are just getting started. Held at Four Seasons Books, the gathering invites thoughtful dialogue on censorship, free speech, and the continuing impact of this work. The club typically meets on the third Sunday of each month, with occasional adjustments for facilitator or store needs. Book club members receive 10% off the monthly pick, with copies available in-store and often through Libro.fm as an audio download.

Ted Nugent brings a live performance to Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Admission is limited to guests 21 and older with valid ID. The schedule and lineup may change without notice, and all ticket purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Professional cameras are not allowed, but cell phone photography is permitted. Parking is free. Weapons are prohibited throughout the casino and the event center. There are no Covid-related requirements unless noted by the artist or the casino. For the most current details, please consult the artist or the casino website.

Tales of the Uncanny is a monthly discussion at Four Seasons Books that explores a new facet of horror each time. Selections range from time-honored chillers to contemporary frights, and conversations dig into why these stories linger, what gives them their force, and how they stay with readers beyond the final page. The group typically gathers in the store’s upstairs community space on the third Monday, with occasional adjustments for facilitator or store needs. Copies of the featured book are stocked in the shop, and an audio version is often available through Libro.fm. Book club participants receive a 10% discount on the monthly pick. Everyone is welcome, whether you have finished the book or are simply curious. The focus is on community rather than completion, and no registration is required.

At Potomac Ridge Brewing, this bi-weekly meetup offers a relaxed way to connect with the local Rotary. It begins with a brief conversation about Rotary, followed by time to socialize. Attendees can also stay afterward for trivia night, where the group has taken home wins before. Check recent posts for any location changes before heading out.

The Crow Club gathers under the Four Seasons Mystery and Thriller banner to unravel fictional crimes through each monthly pick, blending brain-teasing clues, pulse-quickening twists, and conversations that are as engaging as the stories themselves. Whether you fancy yourself a seasoned sleuth or simply love a gripping read, the group welcomes trading hunches, laughing at bold misreads, and savoring the satisfaction of solving a case together. Meetings are held in the store’s upstairs community space on the fourth Tuesday of the month, unless an alternate date is announced due to facilitator or store needs. Members receive a 10% discount on the monthly selection, with copies kept in stock and often offered on Libro.fm as an audio download. All readers are welcome, even if the book is still on your to-read list. At Four Seasons Books, the emphasis is on community rather than completion, and no registration is required.