Community Calendar

Looking for something fun to do in Titusville? Join Midnight Oil Games & Hobbies for a free, drop-in Community Game Night at The Parkside on Saturday, August 29, from 4:00–10:00 PM.

Learn the Pokémon Trading Card Game with games and materials provided, test your knowledge with drop-in general-knowledge trivia, or choose from our community board-game library. Casual Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon play are welcome, along with chess, cards, dominoes, and games brought from home.

Come and go anytime. No experience is required, and people will be available to help teach games. All ages are welcome, although most activities are best suited for ages 12 and older. Admission is free.

Learn more at midnightoiltitusville.com/events.

Dinner and a show!
Written by local playwright, Lisa Rawson, "Lost, Then Found In The Middle Of Gnowarre" is set in a remote, small town in Ohio – Go Gnomes! – with an even smaller airport. The locals pronounce it "Know-A-Ray" but to outsiders, Gnowarre more closely resembles a place with a different pronunciation – Nowhere. A detour and broken-down rental car redirected Steve to the rural airport, where he hoped to resume his travels.
In Gnowarre, the G may be silent, but Steve’s comical, sarcastic inner voice is not. The audience will hear all his reactions as he deals with the crazy quirks of the tiny airport, where the rental car fleet and flight schedule each offer an option of one, an aisle is also a window, and baggage handling involves a bathroom scale and a red wagon.
As the Seattleite learns about Gnowarre’s relaxed life; first traffic light; annual cow-pie bingo; and caring, gnome-loving residents — he also learns they offer the change he didn’t know he needed.
For Steve, it took getting lost to be truly found.

Beach Infinity ♾️
August 29th, 2026 from 7pm-12am
At The 1020 Collective

A radiant festival to celebrate when summer in Erie feels like it's never going to end. Featuring electronic music, drag queens, DJs, LED flow artists, dancers, and more! Support local Erie, PA artists, vendors, and small businesses!

Tickets $20 at door. Bring a donation for a $10 ticket discount. Donations directly benefit Pfeiffer-Burleigh Elementary School students. Donation suggestions include: School supplies, clothes, toiletries, family games. Help us support the local community at the start of a new school year!

The 1020 Collective Website: https://www.1020collective.com/events-old/5v03pc2df6auuuxoy70e7nlxdguj2c

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1EDA2iQx5d/

Hosted by Studio Guerrein: https://www.studioguerrein.com/

This is a competitive, but fun 5K run/walk at Penn State Behrend that ends in the sweetest way -- with Penn State's famous Berkey Ice Cream for all participants. Run/walk or do a combination of both, while this is a timed race, it has a deliberate fun-loving vibe with a photo booth, a DJ, and lots of cheerleaders. Bring the kids -- they can do the 3.1 mile walk/run for just $10 (no shirt) or $15 if you want a shirt. While the race celebrates women, it's open to all ages, genders, and abilities. Age group awards for women. Overall (top three) awards for men. Did we mention the ice cream?!

North East Community Fair is a long-standing almost 100 year tradition. The many activities and programs have been condensed into a one-day event. Come join us for Agri Fair Day September 5th 10-2 in the gymnasium located behind the Mellon Heritage Outreach Center, 16 West Division Street in North East. Contests will include pumpkin decorating, scarecrow, quilting, chocolate cake, floral arrangements and Lego building. There will be displays, crafts and fun activities for the family, vendors, including an observation beehive. For more information or to enter a contest, call Clover 814-460-8124.

The area premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical, “Come From Away,” will be presented in Brookville (80 miles sourtheast pf Erie) in September, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 disaster. It tells the story of the small city of Gander, Newfoundland, to which the flights of thousands of travelers were diverted because they were not permitted to land following the World Trade Center loss, because the New York air space was closed. The musical showcases the human kindness and hospitality shown by those thrown into the chaos of a world crisis. The Brookville performances will take place on Thursday, September 10 through Sunday, September 12 at the Brookville Area High School, 96 Jenks Street at 7:30 PM on September 10, 11, 12, and a 2:00 PM matinee will be held on September 12. Tickets for reserved seats may be purchased on-line at https://cur8.com/projects/CFA2026 and general admission tickets will be available at the door (cash or check only) before each performance. Tickets are $16 each for adults and $11 for students and are now on sale on-line.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of Scotland at PennWest Edinboro’s 32nd annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival, taking place on campus September 11th - 13th, 2026. This long-standing tradition honors Edinboro’s founders with a celebration of Celtic culture featuring world-class musicians, unique vendors, heavy athletic competitions, and authentic food. The weekend also hosts the prestigious National Scottish Fiddle Championship and the U.S. National Scottish Harp Championship, alongside highland dance performances, clan gatherings, and children's activities.

All festival events during the day are completely free and open to the community. The main festivities take place throughout Saturday, September 12, running from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. centered around the McComb Fieldhouse at the corner of Scot and Scotland roads, as well as the adjacent Pogue Student Center.
The weekend highlights conclude Saturday evening with the traditional Ceilidh dinner. The full event schedule, vendor directories, and additional details can be found at https://www.pennwest.edu/campuses/edinboro/highland-games/

The area premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical, “Come From Away,” will be presented in Brookville (80 miles sourtheast pf Erie) in September, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 disaster. It tells the story of the small city of Gander, Newfoundland, to which the flights of thousands of travelers were diverted because they were not permitted to land following the World Trade Center loss, because the New York air space was closed. The musical showcases the human kindness and hospitality shown by those thrown into the chaos of a world crisis. The Brookville performances will take place on Thursday, September 10 through Sunday, September 12 at the Brookville Area High School, 96 Jenks Street at 7:30 PM on September 10, 11, 12, and a 2:00 PM matinee will be held on September 12. Tickets for reserved seats may be purchased on-line at https://cur8.com/projects/CFA2026 and general admission tickets will be available at the door (cash or check only) before each performance. Tickets are $16 each for adults and $11 for students and are now on sale on-line.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of Scotland at PennWest Edinboro’s 32nd annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival, taking place on campus September 11th - 13th, 2026. This long-standing tradition honors Edinboro’s founders with a celebration of Celtic culture featuring world-class musicians, unique vendors, heavy athletic competitions, and authentic food. The weekend also hosts the prestigious National Scottish Fiddle Championship and the U.S. National Scottish Harp Championship, alongside highland dance performances, clan gatherings, and children's activities.

All festival events during the day are completely free and open to the community. The main festivities take place throughout Saturday, September 12, running from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. centered around the McComb Fieldhouse at the corner of Scot and Scotland roads, as well as the adjacent Pogue Student Center.
The weekend highlights conclude Saturday evening with the traditional Ceilidh dinner. The full event schedule, vendor directories, and additional details can be found at https://www.pennwest.edu/campuses/edinboro/highland-games/

The area premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical, “Come From Away,” will be presented in Brookville (80 miles sourtheast pf Erie) in September, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 disaster. It tells the story of the small city of Gander, Newfoundland, to which the flights of thousands of travelers were diverted because they were not permitted to land following the World Trade Center loss, because the New York air space was closed. The musical showcases the human kindness and hospitality shown by those thrown into the chaos of a world crisis. The Brookville performances will take place on Thursday, September 10 through Sunday, September 12 at the Brookville Area High School, 96 Jenks Street at 7:30 PM on September 10, 11, 12, and a 2:00 PM matinee will be held on September 12. Tickets for reserved seats may be purchased on-line at https://cur8.com/projects/CFA2026 and general admission tickets will be available at the door (cash or check only) before each performance. Tickets are $16 each for adults and $11 for students and are now on sale on-line.