4 things to do in and around Franklin County this weekend
Ghost Tours
From the mysterious noises surrounding City Hall to the vanishing horse steps in the old firehouse, guests can enjoy Hagerstown's history with Halloween twist! Bring the family out this Friday and come enjoy hay rides, light refreshments and walking tours. Hay ride tours will begin at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. and walking tours will be led at 7 and 8 p.m. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.
Everyone will enjoy Mister Ed's Great Pumpkin Party this weekend! The event, which is free to the public, will be held this Saturday and will include Halloween Candy and a raffle to win pumpkins carved by acclaimed artist Michael Allison. The first 100 children can also paint pumpkins to take home free-of-charge. For more information, click here or call 717-352-3792.
Doggie Fall Fest
Bring your dog out and enjoy the beautiful fall weather. Fur parents and dog lovers alike will have the opportunity this Saturday to visit the doggie kissing booth, try some delicious treats at the bake sale, participate in the doggie costume contest and meet Will Angelos, author of "Itty Bitty Pitty in the Great Big City," and the star of his book, Oakley, for story time. Shippensburg Animal Hospital will offer nail trims for $5 and microchips for $20 and pet pictures will be provided by Davis Family Media and Design for just $5. For more information, click here.
Jazz Me Rhythm & Blues
The Waynesboro Community Concert Association presents Jazz Me Rhythm & Blues Band this Sunday, in the Nickson W. Oyer Auditorium in Waynesboro Area Senior High School. The Jazz Me Rhythm & Blues Band performs everything from Sinatra to Santana, Motown to ZZ Top and everything in between and because of the wide variety of songs, the band entertains virtually any age group. Individual tickets ($25) are available at the door or by clicking here. For more information contact info@waynesborocommmunityconcert.org.