Fall into History – Friday Evening Campfire

Plan your fall trip to Gettysburg for a series of special events that are free and open to the public:Friday, September 26 – 7:00 PMTwilight of the Blue & Gray: The Last Reunion of Surviving Civil War Veterans at Gettysburg – Ranger Christopher GwinnEighty-five summers after musket fire echoed over Gettysburg, the final living veterans of the Civil War returned—not as foes, but as old men. In July 1938, over 1,800 Union and Confederate veterans gathered here one last time, their memories bridging the gap of war and time. Join Ranger Gwinn around the campfire as we explore the stories, ... Read This Story

Murder Mysteries of Adams County

From the execution of James Hunter for the 1817 murder of Henry Heagy to the tragic story of the “Babes in the Woods” in 1934, the region surrounding Gettysburg has had its share of felonious activity. Join Gettysburg History Director of Education and historian Timothy H. Smith as he discusses some of the early murders and tragic deaths in Gettysburg and Adams County.$10/ACHS Members; $20 General Admission. Purchase your tickets here.

Death Cafe

Tea, coffee and sweets will be served while people of all different backgrounds, not just people who recently experienced a loss, discuss death, dying and end of life issues in a supportive environment. Facilitated by bereavement counselor Andrea Williams.Registration required.

Yoga in the Vines at Adams County Winery

Breathe, stretch, and flow in the fresh vineyard air! This one-hour yoga class is designed for all levels-from beginners trying yoga for the first time to seasoned yogis looking to have an experience in the vineyard. Our instructor will guide you through a relaxing flow surrounded by the beauty of the vines.After class, head to the Tasting Room to enjoy your glass of wine or a non-alcoholic beverage. It’s the perfect way to blend movement, mindfulness, and a little vineyard magic.What to Bring:Yoga matBottle of waterTowel for personal comfortReconnect with yourself, soak in the vineyard views, and sip in ... Read This Story

12 Days: The Search for John Wilkes Booth

On Saturday, November 15th at 5 PM, in the Cunningham Ballroom, The Barn Resort in Gettysburg presents a special performance of 12 Days: The Search for John Wilkes Booth.The show takes place between the Remembrance Day Parade and the Civil War Balls later that evening — and is the perfect addition to an historic Gettysburg experience.Tickets can be purchased here: https://tinyurl.com/4uxv79ca .

Easy Like Sunday…

Join us for the acoustic talents of Emberglow for a Sunday you will not soon forget! Enjoy featured cocktails and dining specials. Reservations suggested but not required. Call us at (717) 642-2500 The fun begins at 4:30pm.

Terri & Rhonda’s Metaphysical Affair

Step into a world of wonder at the upcoming Metaphysical Marketplace, where curiosity meets community! Explore a diverse selection of vendors offering crystals, tarot, spiritual tools, and unique treasures, while enjoying talks and demonstrations from gifted speakers throughout the day. Booths will include artists, authors, healers, massage therapists, tattoo artists and more.Admission is free with a donation of pet food, supplies, or a cash contribution to support our local Adams County SPCA—so you’ll not only nourish your spirit, but also help animals in need. Come connect, shop, learn, and share in the positive energy!

Caroline Shaw & Sō Percussion featuring Ringdown

The Sunderman Conservatory of Music presents Grammy-winning quartet Sō Percussion and Grammy and Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw for an innovative genre-bending musical experience.Tickets are free but must be reserved online or by calling 717-337-8200.

Book Discussion

Join us at Harbaugh-Thomas Library in Biglerville as we discuss The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer. Pick up a copy and come prepared to share the experience!Registration recommended.

Everything You Want to Know About Hospice

Sabrina, Adams County liaison from Grane Hospice, will be sharing a review of the Medicare hospice benefit and how hospice supports patients and families navigating end of life. She will highlight the purpose, criteria, and benefits for patients with life limiting illnesses.Registration recommended.

Book Discussion

Join the discussion at the New Oxford Library: pick up a copy of The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer and come prepared to talk about it!