Pennsylvania Events This Weekend: October 30–November 1, 2026

19 Pennsylvania listings have dates that overlap Friday through Sunday, October 30–November 1, 2026. 2 are fairs, festivals, and one-day events, and the other 17 are longer seasons that are open during part of the weekend.

Pennsylvania’s fall runs on farms and old buildings. Working farms open for weeks at a time. Mast Farms in Morgantown cuts two mazes across 15 acres of corn, Port Farms in Waterford packs more than 35 attractions around a 5-acre maze, and Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks adds pick-your-own sunflower fields. At Grim’s Orchard in Breinigsville, the potatoes you dig can go straight to the fryers, and Reskovac Farms near Uniontown keeps its flashlight maze nights dark but not haunted.

The haunts lean on real history. Halloween Nights puts five haunted houses inside Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, Hotel of Horror fills an abandoned lake hotel in Saylorsburg in the Poconos, and Field of Screams in Mountville has been running for more than three decades. Dorney Park in Allentown hands its fall nights to Halloween Haunt.

Other weekends move indoors. The Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts Christmas Festival filled heated buildings at the Washington County Fairgrounds through October 25, the PA Guild of Craftsmen held its Fall Fine Craft Fair in Oaks, and in November the Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show brings 195 artists to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia both hold Veterans Day parades, and Pittsburgh’s has stepped off since 1919.

Then the lights come on. Koziar’s Christmas Village in Bernville, Kennywood Holiday Lights, A Longwood Christmas in Kennett Square and the Christkindlmarkt in Bethlehem carry the season into the new year.

Most farms and haunts list a long season, so look up the days they open.