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This weekend
8 AMPink Pancake BreakfastPottstown
Take a proactive step for breast health at the Pottstown Hospital Main Lobby. Schedule a mammogram on site and enjoy a complimentary stack of pancakes while there. Early detection matters, and this breakfast highlights awareness and care throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
1600 E High St, Pottstown
11 AMFood Pantry Weekly DistributionGrace Episcopal Church and the Incarnation, Philadelphia
The Food Pantry at Grace offers a weekly food distribution. Adults ages 18 and up can receive food, and anyone younger must come with a parent or guardian. Service is available to households in the 19134 area, and proof of residency is required, such as a driver’s license. Each household is limited to one bag. Bringing your own bags is encouraged to make carrying items easier.
2645 E Venango St, Philadelphia
11 AMPreschool Storytime Bethel
Preschool Storytime with Miss Betsy offers a welcoming weekly routine for young children. Sessions are held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and families can choose the day that suits their schedule. Each gathering includes the same selection of stories, songs, crafts, and playful fun on both days. It is suitable for little ones of all ages. No registration is required, so feel free to drop in.
8601 Lancaster Ave, Bethel
1 PMMahjong ClubWest Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library, Reading
This is an American-style mahjong game that welcomes players of all experience levels. Beginners and seasoned players can participate together.
101 Woodside Ave, Reading
4:30 PMDungeons & Dragons ClubRichmond Library, Philadelphia
Explore Dungeons & Dragons in a cooperative tabletop roleplaying setting where creativity and teamwork guide the adventure. Participants gather around a table with dice, miniatures, maps, and the game’s rules to craft a shared story filled with decisions and discoveries. This club meets every other Tuesday, is designed for ages 10 to 13, and welcomes first-time players.
2987 Almond St, Philadelphia
5 PMNight Cash Bingo!Pottstown
At the TRAAC, Night Cash Bingo runs on the second Tuesday of each month and is open to the public. A $25 packet includes 16 regular games with potential payouts up to $75 per game, and an optional $15 packet covers 4 special games with potential payouts up to $100 per game. Tear-offs and a progressive jackpot are available. Payouts vary based on participation. Each player must purchase the $25 packet to take part, and card sharing is not allowed.
288 Moser Road, Pottstown
5:30 PMTail Waggin' TutorsWyomissing Public Library, Reading
Spend time reading with therapy dogs, or stop by just to give them a pet. Pick a spot in the library, choose a book, and relax with the dogs. This event welcomes all ages, and no registration is required.
9 Reading Blvd, Reading
6 PMDonation-Based All Levels Yoga Events at Historic Old Home Farm, Pottstown
These donation-based yoga sessions take place in a rustic barn within a scenic event venue in East Coventry, PA. Open to all levels, each class emphasizes strength, mindful movement with the breath, and deep relaxation. The series runs on Tuesdays, and a restorative option is offered once a month on Fridays. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Questions can be directed to zensden7@gmail.com.
583 Old Schuylkill Road, Pottstown
7 PMMusic BingoFunck's Restaurant Leola
Swap number calls for song clips at Music Bingo at Funck's Restaurant in Leola, PA. Participation is free and no music knowledge is required. Each participant receives a card, a 30 second snippet of a track is played, then the title is announced so you can mark a square if it appears on your card. Sing along, enjoy the tunes, and play for a chance to win prizes.
347 W Main St, Leola
7 PM10/13 - 11/19 7P-8P YOUTH CROSSFIT SERIES HOSTED BY PACPottstown Athletic Club - community support center
Hosted by Pottstown Athletic Club, this youth CrossFit series is part of the 4th Annual Sean Robbins Memorial Series. The program spans six weeks with sessions held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Participants focus on functional movements and train under CrossFit certified instructors. HALO Families can register through the HALO website, and questions may be directed to HALO Executive Director, Justen Anthony.
263 King Street, Pottstown
8 PMSUGARUnion Transfer, Philadelphia
Union Transfer in Philadelphia hosts SUGAR as part of the Love You Even Still world tour, with J. Robbins of Jawbox also performing. Supported by WXPN 88.5, this all-ages concert includes a charitable component. In collaboration with PLUS1, proceeds will be directed to The Trevor Project. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice.
8 PMBrian Fallon & The PainkillersWorld Cafe Live, Philadelphia
Brian Fallon brings The Not Bad For New Jersey Tour to Philadelphia with his new band, The Painkillers. This stop features live performances of new songs. A pre-sale is available.
3025 Walnut St, Philadelphia
9 AMVictory for Veteran's Walk-In Days - Geisinger St. Luke's CampusOrwigsburg
Meet the Victory for Veterans team in person at Geisinger St. Luke's Campus to learn how their services can support you and to explore outreach opportunities created for the veteran community. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide on-site screenings to determine program eligibility. Stop in, say hello, and find out how Victory for Veterans can help. For details, call 267-212-1052.
100 Paramount Blvd, Orwigsburg
9:15 AMSensory Friendly Library TimeWyomissing Public Library, Reading
Families with young children can enjoy a calm, sensory friendly visit to the library before regular hours. Step-By-Step special instructor Miss Liz and Children’s Librarian Miss Daniella, together with supportive library staff, will lead hands-on, sensory rich activities in a warm, welcoming space. Little ones can explore tactile play with soft plush friends and other interactive stations that encourage learning and growth. This program is free for families and especially suited to toddlers and preschoolers. For preparation ideas, parents can consult the Sensory Friendly Tips for Parents guide.
9 Reading Blvd, Reading
10 AMToddler StorytimeMifflin Community Library, Reading
A cheerful toddler storytime at the library features reading, simple crafts, and dancing. This playful mix of stories, creativity, and movement is suited for little ones.
8 Philadelphia Ave, Reading
10:15 AMWednesday Walking Club for AdultsWhitman Library, Philadelphia
Set out from Whitman Library for a relaxed community walk to Washington Avenue and back. The pace is entirely your own, creating a welcoming, no-pressure way to get moving. If the weather is poor, the walk will not take place, so please check Facebook or call ahead before leaving. The outing is led by Library Assistant Evalynn.
200 Snyder Ave, Philadelphia
10:30 AMPreschool StorytimeWyomissing Public Library, Reading
Children ages 3 and older can enjoy stories, songs, playful rhymes, and movement that nurture social, language, and early literacy skills. Each session wraps up with a themed craft that reinforces the stories while boosting fine motor skills. No registration is needed.
9 Reading Blvd, Reading
10:30 AMRep Dan Williams Office Hours at the LibraryHoney Brook
A representative from the office of Rep Dan Williams will be at the library to speak with visitors about any questions or concerns. This offers a chance to connect directly with the office, share feedback, and seek assistance in a friendly, in-person setting.
687 Compass Rd, Honey Brook
1 PMMountain Souls - Movie Screening #10Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area Visitor Center, Stevens
Enjoy a free screening of Mountain Souls in the auditorium at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. The film runs 50 minutes. Consider taking a hike on nearby trails before or after the screening, and take time to explore the visitor center and museum.
100 Museum Rd, Stevens
1 PMNature TotsPennypack Environmental Center, Philadelphia
Designed for children ages 2 to 5 with an accompanying adult, this early childhood nature program blends a read-aloud, an easy craft, a short stroll outside, and other hands-on activities. Themes vary and may include meeting George the bearded dragon and his friends while hearing about their cold-blooded lives at the center and in the wild, using clues to search the forest and meadow for leaves, seeds, nuts, flowers, bugs, and birds that lead to a special discovery, and making winter gifts for nature. The cost is $5 per child in cash for each class. Adults attend at no charge. Only cash is accepted and payments are nonrefundable. Plans may change. Register to stay up to date. For questions, email PEC@phila.gov or call 215.685.0470.
8600 Verree Rd, Philadelphia
1 PMMah Jongg ClubHoney Brook
Connect with fellow enthusiasts at this Mah Jongg Club for adults 18 and older. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned players. Please bring your own 2026 National Mah Jongg League cards to take part. For details, contact the library at 610-273-3303.
687 Compass Rd, Honey Brook
1 PMIntroduction to Whole Health Coatesville
Explore a person-centered approach to care in an introductory class on Whole Health, which looks at the entire person and focuses on living fully rather than simply being free of illness. The session invites participants to consider what matters most to them and to examine the many areas of life that contribute to overall well-being. Walk-ins are welcome and no referral is required. The class meets in Building 4, Room B03.
1400 Blackhorse Hill Rd, Coatesville
3 PMTextile Art Workshop: DIY Fabric PatchesChestnut Hill Library, Philadelphia
A free, hands-on session with fabric artist Tiffica Benza and the Teen/Adult Textile Arts Club focuses on creating custom fabric patches. Learn how to design and stitch patches for shirts and jeans, turning repairs and mends into personal statements with meaningful words and images. Instruction spans simple hand sewn approaches to personalized embroidery, so participants leave with practical skills to make their own. Bring a project you would like to work on, or use sample fabrics available on site.
8711 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia
3 PMBingo every Wednesday!Cressona
Enjoy bingo with package options priced at $20, $25, or $30.
34 S Sillyman St, Cressona
3:30 PMTNT (Tweens and Teens) – Board GamesWest Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library, Reading
Tweens and teens ages 9 and up can take part in a TNT hangout focused on board games. Each session features a different activity and snacks, with possibilities that include games, crafts, cooking, book-related fun, and more. Registration is required for snacks, and please include any allergies when registering. To sign up, email youthlibrarian@westlawnlibrary.org. This program takes place on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.
101 Woodside Ave, Reading
5:30 PMOctober 14th Scout Program: Bird and BinocularsThe Nature Place, Reading
Scouts can focus on the treetops in a hands-on birding program created for Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts. The session begins with how to spot key field marks and understand basic bird behaviors, then continues with a short trail hike to look for fall migrants alongside resident birds. Participants practice quiet observation, safe movement on the trail, and techniques used by birders. Bring binoculars if possible, as Berks Nature will have a small number available to borrow. The curriculum supports badge skills in species identification, observation protocols, and using optics, including Paws on the Path and Finding Your Way for Cub Scouts, and Animal Observer and Trail Adventure for Girl Scouts. Recommended for children aged 6 and up, with younger children possibly needing parental assistance. End times are approximate. If the program is sold out, a waitlist option is available.
497 St Bernadine St, Reading
5:30 PMLearn to RideRobert A. Borski Jr. Park, Philadelphia
YJR Outdoors hosts the final session of a learn-to-ride series at Borski Park for kids, teens, and adults who want to gain confidence on two wheels. Each participant receives one hour of guided instruction in a small group, with coaches focusing on balance, braking, starting, stopping, steering, and overall comfort on the bike. Bikes and helmets are provided. Registration is required to organize groups and match riders with the correct bike size, and it will request each participant’s name, age, and height.
3101 Orthodox St, Philadelphia
6 PMNepal: The People, the Mountains, & the TragediesBethel
Vicki shares how a spur-of-the-moment decision to travel to Nepal in 2014 led to a trek in the Himalayas. She explains the preparation needed for high-altitude hiking and how the experience changed her approach to travel and life. The session includes photos and firsthand stories, highlighting connections with local communities and the fundraising she took part in after the 2015 earthquake. She also describes how a recent disaster reconnected her with many of the same people involved in relief work at that time. Suitable for ages 13 and older. Pre-registration is requested by website, call, or text.
8601 Lancaster Ave, Bethel
6 PMWednesday night workout.Trout Run Sports Complex, Reading
Sharpen fastpitch softball skills at a friendly workout with the Stonersville Flames at Trout Run Sports Complex. Designed for ages 8U to 18U and open to all experience levels, the session focuses on fundamentals, confidence building, and plenty of quality reps. Expect an upbeat setting with music and a team-first spirit where players support one another. Walk-ins are $15, and a monthly option is available for $40. For questions, text 610-914-9500.
950 W Neversink Rd, Reading
6:30 PMKeznamdiMilkBoy, Philadelphia
Keznamdi brings the BLXXD & FYAH US Edition Tour to MilkBoy in Philadelphia for a night of reggae and soul performed with a full band. The set features new material from his album BLXXD & FYAH alongside well-loved songs, delivered with an energetic performance, socially conscious lyrics, and an immersive feel throughout the show. VIP packages may be available in select tour markets, and capacity is limited.
1100 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
6:30 PMGeneral Trivia at Old Republic Distillery Tavern - EphrataEphrata
Round up a crew for a laid-back general knowledge challenge at Old Republic Distillery Tavern in Ephrata. No expertise is needed, just a mix of know-how across your team. Enjoy a drink while you work through the questions together and see if you can walk away with prizes.
3 Dutchland Ave, Ephrata
6:30 PMKel Lee's Entertainment Weekly Wednesday Trivia at St Boniface Craft BrewingSt. Boniface Craft Brewing Company, Ephrata
Enjoy four rounds of general knowledge trivia, with the third round centered on pictures. It is free to take part whether you play solo or come with a group of any size. Answers are written on answer sheets and each team reviews its own responses, while the host keeps the scores. The atmosphere is family friendly and non smoking, and food and drinks are available for purchase.
1697 W Main St, Ephrata
8 PMRyan BeattyTLA, Philadelphia
Open to attendees of all ages, this event offers multiple ways to secure tickets. Access is available via an artist presale, a presale through Live Nation, a Citi cardmember preferred option, and a general public sale.
336 South St, Philadelphia
8:30 PMWepa! WednesdayBrasil's Nightclub, Philadelphia
Celebrate salsa and bachata at Brasil’s Nightclub in Old City Philadelphia. The night features a lesson with Michael Andino and social dancing with DJ KO providing the music. The cover charge is $10.
112 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
3:30 PMAdult Yoga ClassWhitman Library, Philadelphia
Enjoy a free, weekly yoga session at Whitman Library with instruction alternating between Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew. The class welcomes every experience level and is beginner friendly. Bring a mat if you have one, or borrow one at the library. No registration is needed, just drop in. This ongoing program is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.
200 Snyder Ave, Philadelphia
4 PMOrwigsburg Farmers MarketM&T Bank, Orwigsburg
The Orwigsburg Community Farmers’ Market returns for the season at the M&T Bank lot, bringing together farmers, food producers, and artisans for a relaxed evening of local shopping. Visitors can wander the booths, meet the people who grow and make their food, and discover distinctive goods not found elsewhere. Expect locally grown produce, homemade baked treats, honey and other specialty foods, plants and flowers from nearby farms, handcrafted items, and a selection of prepared foods. Each purchase supports local farms, artisans, and small businesses that help the community thrive. It is a welcoming stop for picking up ingredients for dinner, finding a new favorite vendor, or simply enjoying a pleasant evening at the market.
101 N Warren St, Orwigsburg
4 PMFire Safety DayBethel-Tulpehocken Public Library
Meet local helpers, pick up practical safety tips, and get an up-close look at a real emergency vehicle at this library event. The program is open to all ages, and no registration is required.
8601 Lancaster Ave, Bethel
4:30 PMWildlife WalkJohn Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum, Philadelphia
Head out for a walk with the PA Game Commission to explore the refuge and learn about the mammals and other wildlife that live there. This program is free, and no advance registration is required.
8601 Lindbergh Blvd, Philadelphia
5 PMUnbroken x Philly Philadelphia
UNBROKEN arrives in Philadelphia with an evening centered on stories of overdose, healing, and hope. Born from a parent’s effort to honor Gavyn after an unimaginable loss, what began with a camera and a conversation has become a collective movement supported by families, advocates, artists, people in recovery, and others carrying grief. Vizion Art Gallery will serve as a reflective space where visitors can move through the portraits, connect with one another, and, if they wish, share their own story or simply find comfort in knowing they are not alone. The project will also continue gathering stories and portraits that will inform future UNBROKEN exhibitions and its first public mural. Each city adds to the narrative, each portrait helps someone feel seen, and every story can make a difference. Hosted at Vizion Art Gallery in Philadelphia with presenting support from braeburnrx. Admission is free.
3312 Kensington Ave, Philadelphia
5:30 PMyoga for YOUKula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram, Reading
A gentle, mindful yoga class welcomes every body and every level at Kula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram. The focus is on meeting you exactly where you are, with attention to presence and ease rather than expectations. Mats, props, and accessible options are provided, and no prior experience is required. Participation is by donation, with a suggested contribution of $10 per person per class. The session takes place in the Auditorium. Advance registration is preferred through the foundation’s website or mobile app, and each attendee should complete an individual registration. Please park on the semi-circle in front of the Ashram, with additional parking available behind the building and in the side lot by the gardens. Entry is through the front doors only. Ashram etiquette includes removing shoes and leaving them in the hallway, keeping shoulders covered when not practicing, speaking softly and respectfully, avoiding food and drinks in altar rooms, leaving water bottles in the hallway, and not touching the stained glass in the Saraswati Mandir. For questions or registration assistance, contact Sarojini in the Ashram Office at (484) 509-5073 ext. 5 or sarojini@kulakamalafoundation.org.
17 Basket Rd, Reading
6 PMArtStart 2026Parent Infant Center, Philadelphia
It is a lively night out centered on good company and great tastes. The evening features live entertainment, opportunities to win raffle and auction prizes, including selections from Best of Philly winners, a wide variety of food and beverages, and displays of children's artwork.
4205 Spruce St, Philadelphia
6:30 PMKaraoke ThursdayBertie’s Inn, Exeter Township, Reading
Karaoke takes place every other Thursday.
160 Old Friedensburg Road, Reading
6:30 PMThursdays Guided PrácticaDamian and Sarah Tango, Philadelphia
A guided práctica with Damián and Sarah offers a welcoming space to ask questions, chat about tango or anything else, and pick up fresh ideas for your practice. If you are unsure how to get started, they can suggest figures and provide solo and partner exercises to keep you moving. A drop-in beginner class takes place before the práctica. Each option costs $20, and the práctica is free when you take the class. Payment is cash only, and refreshments are provided.
1630 S 19th St, Philadelphia
6:30 PMPR Manayunk Group RunPHILADELPHIA RUNNER (4358 Main Street, Philadelphia)
At Philadelphia Runner, this relaxed group run covers roughly 3 to 5 miles in about an hour. It is a good fit for runners preparing for a race, those returning to fitness, or anyone who wants company for a few miles. All paces and experience levels are welcome.
4358 Main St, Philadelphia
6:30 PMKel Lee's Entertainment Weekly Thursday Trivia at The Ephrata LegionEphrata Cloister Post 429
Test your knowledge across four rounds of general trivia, with the third round featuring pictures. It is free to participate on your own or with a team of any size, and non members are welcome. Answers are written on an answer sheet, teams check their own responses, and the host keeps score. The setting is family friendly and non smoking, with food and bar service available for purchase. This event takes place each week downstairs in The Commander's Room.
300 Cocalico St, Ephrata
6:30 PMThursday Trivia Night with AJ in the EveningEphrata
AJ in the Evening leads a spirited Thursday trivia night at Hillside Spirits Co., where teams put their knowledge to work across a mix of categories and on-the-spot challenges. Expect an upbeat, welcoming vibe with plenty of laughs, friendly rivalries, and rewards for the highest-scoring groups. Pair the fun with craft cocktails and a selection of refined small plates, and enjoy the game whether you are a dedicated trivia buff or simply out for a relaxed night with friends.
333 N State St, Ephrata
7 PMOctober Busker Incognito’s Blues & Boogie JamCheers American Bistro, Reading
Cheers Bistro at the DoubleTree Reading hosts Busker Incognito for a blues and boogie jam. Guest musicians sit in at each session, bringing new energy to the music each time. The bistro offers a full menu of food and drinks. Admission is free and parking is complimentary. This jam is part of a monthly series.
701 Penn St, Reading
7 PMThursday TriviaNot a business, Philadelphia
Put your knowledge to the test at trivia night at 117 @ Olde City. Teams that sign up in advance receive a 50-point boost to start. The event is hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. There is plenty of space for large groups, and the kitchen stays open all night.
117 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
8 PMBenjamin Tod and the Inline SixUnion Transfer, Philadelphia
Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia. Known as the frontman of Lost Dog Street Band, Tod steps into a refreshed sound with his solo album Shooting Star, a return to honkytonk roots and classic country textures shaped by his Nashville upbringing. The music reflects hard-won clarity and gratitude, trading stark, brooding tones for storytelling that reaches for authenticity and renewal. Influences span outlaw and red dirt country, folk, and indie, all tied to a spirit of growth and resilience. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance, email assistance@utphilly.com. For general inquiries, email info@utphilly.com.
1026 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia
8 PMPTO: Anfisa LetyagoNOTO, Philadelphia
At NOTO Philadelphia, PTO spotlights Anfisa Letyago for a night of electronic music built around extended sets. Miss Powers opens with two hours of deep, wide ranging selections shaped by keen crowd awareness, reflecting years of work championing the local scene through Fold Theory events since 2017 and Philadeep events since 2019. She also hosts PTO: Thursdays and co-founded both Fold Theory and Philadeep. Anfisa Letyago closes with a two hour performance that fuses DJ skill, producer sensibility, and storytelling, drawing inspiration from the sea, human connection, and the pull of the dancefloor to create something intimate yet expansive. A surprise closer or extended headliner set is to be announced. Free Scene Supporter tickets are available on RA while supplies last.
1209 Vine St, Philadelphia
10 PMDJ Deejay’s Metal Night KaraokeKung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia
Metal Night Philly Karaoke launches as a new gathering at Kung Fu Necktie in Philly’s Fishtown neighborhood. Sing along to metal favorites with karaoke at the center, and enjoy heavy tracks running all night with no cover charge.
1250 N Front St, Philadelphia
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