Fall
Festival Fever!
A Halloween Haunting at Old
Economy Village
Date: Oct. 26
Address: 270 Sixteenth
Street, Ambridge
Contact: oldeconomyvillage.org
Don’t miss this fourth annual trick-or-
treat event, inviting costumed children
ages 10 and under to go “door-to-door”
on the historic site and trick-or-treat.
Costumed interpreters and guides will
greet visitors as they make their way
around the site. There will be other
activities and refreshments for everyone.
Check the website for registration
information and other details.
Moon Township’s Halloween
Spooktacular
Date: Oct. 23
Address: 1350 Joe DeNardo Way
(Ewing Road), Moon Township
Contact: moonparks.org, or
412.262.1703
Join Moon Parks and Recreation for
the annual Halloween Spooktacular at
Moon Park. This family-friendly event
features treats, pumpkin painting, a Trick-
or-Treat Trail and much, much more! For
more information visit the website.
Night Walk on the
Panhandle Trail
Date: Check website for the
October date.
Address: 110 Noblestown
Road, Carnegie
Contact: panhandletrail.org, or
facebook.com/Collier-Friends-of-the-
Panhandle-Trail
Costumes are optional at
this community event. Enjoy an evening
of Halloween fun with hayrides, ghost
stories, bonfire, and treat bags for kids
under 12. Free hot chocolate and cider for
all. Visit the website or Facebook page for
more information.
Robinson Town Centre
Halloween Walk
Date: Oct. 26
Address: Park Manor Boulevard,
Robinson Township
Contact:
robinsontowncentre.com/events
Let your kids show off their Halloween
costumes with their friends while
enjoying free treat bags and other
Halloween-themed activities at Robinson
Town Centre’s Annual Halloween Walk!
Visit the website for more information.
Robinson Township’s
Halloween in the Park
Date: Oct. 26
Address: Clever Park Rotary
Shelter, 115 Robinson Pool Drive,
Robinson Township
Contact: townshipofrobinson.com/
events, or 412.788.8120
Forest Grove Fire Department and the
Montour Marching Band will lead the
parade through the park to kick off the
festivities. Come in costume! All your
favorite ghosts and goblins will parade
down the red carpet and pose for some
great, ghostly photos. Treats and eats! Be
there or be scared! Visit the website for
more information.
Trail of Terror at Carnegie Park
Date: October TBA (Check the website
for the date.)
Address: Forsythe Road and Cook
Lane, Carnegie
Contact: facebook.com/pg/
PghTrailOfTerror
This frightful fundraiser for Pitcher
Park Memorial transforms the park into
an outdoor haunt with ghosts, goblins,
zombies and more! Visit the Facebook
page for more information.
Fall Inspiration
Fall for Your Library: A
Novel Night
Date: Sept. 14
Address: Celebrations Bar, Banquet
and Grill, 8110 Steubenville
Pike, Imperial
Contact: westernalleghenylibrary.org,
or 724.695.8150
Join Western Allegheny Community
Library for the annual Fall for Your
Library event! It is the library’s largest
fundraiser, with nearly 300 guests
from the local community and beyond
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enjoying special food and wine
pairings, games and auctions. For more
information on purchasing tickets and
other information, visit the website.
Grow the Garden Day at
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
Dates: The last Wednesday of each
month (through October)
Address: 799 Pinkerton Run
Road, Oakdale
Contact: pittsburghbotanicgarden.org,
or 412.444.4464
Be a volunteer! Join PBG for Grow
the Garden Day. You will be helping the
garden, learning more about gardening
and meeting a great group of people. Visit
the website for more details.
‘Hairspray’ presented by
Stage 62
Dates: A variety of November dates
Time: Doors open at 6 p.m.;
performance at 6:30 p.m.
Address: Andrew Carnegie Free
Library and Music Hall, 300 Beechwood
Avenue, Carnegie
Contact: stage62.org/hairspray
“Hairspray,” winner of eight Tony
Awards, including Best Musical,
is a family-friendly musical, piled
bouffant-high with laughter, romance
and deliriously tuneful songs. In 1962
Baltimore, a lovable “plus-size” teen,
Tracy Turnblad, has only one desire—to
dance on the popular “Corny Collins
Show.” When her dream comes true,
Tracy is transformed from social
outcast to sudden star. She must use
her newfound power to dethrone the
reigning Teen Queen, win the affections
of heartthrob Link Larkin, and integrate
a TV network—all without denting her
‘do! Visit the website for information on
purchasing tickets and other details.
Robin Hill Park Lunchtime
Concert Series
Date: Sept. 18
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Address: Robin Hill Park Gazebo
(behind the Robin Hill Center),
949 Thorn Run Road, Moon Township
Contact: moonparks.org, or
412.262.1703
Hermie Granati Duo Unplugged will
perform! Bring a blanket or lawn chair
to enjoy music outdoors surrounded by
the natural beauty of Robin Hill Park.
Concerts are free to attend. Hot dogs,
drinks and snacks are available for a small
cost. Visit the website for more details.