The Second Saturday Community Market is held in downtown Meadville, PA from May - September. This season, you can find them on Chestnut Street between Park Ave and Mulberry Alley.

Each 2nd Saturday of the month from 9AM - 2PM, browse the wares of local vendors and businesses, enjoy local foods, live music and entertainment, and family activities.

Celebration Meadville is designed to recognize what Meadville and its surrounding residents offer to make this a great place to live. There will be music, activities for kids, food and more to celebrate this very special place we call home! Come learn new things about the people, businesses, and organizations in Meadville and the surrounding areas.

Celebration Meadville is an annual celebration grown from the efforts of the NAACP | Meadville PA Branch 2271 | Youth and College Committee.

Last day of the 2024 fair! Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $25. Tickets for the Demolition Derby are $10/afternoon or $12/evening for grandstand seating and$15/afternoon or $17/evening for trackside seating.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $25. Tickets for the Truck & Tractor Pull are $12 for grandstand seating or $17 for trackside seating.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $25. Tickets for the Truck & Tractor Pull are $10 for grandstand seating or $15 for trackside seating.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $25. Tickets for KOI Drag Racing are $10 for grandstand seating or $20 for trackside seating.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Senior Citizens (65+) and Veterans will receive free admission until 5 PM. Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission.

Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $25. Tickets for Bullride Mania Rodeo are $10.

Admission is $8 per person (cash at the gate) or $30 per person for a weekly pass (presale or cash at the gate). Children 6 and under are free with a paid admission. Ride-A-Rama Wrist Bands 1 PM- 5 PM or 6 PM - 10 PM are $20.

Family Fun Day - Free Admission

Second Saturday Night Live is bringing us Pear's Garlic Fest.
This time honored tradition features live music from:
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Touch of Gray

Garlic fan? Show up with a potluck style dish to show off your garlic cuisine. Awards will be given for those folks with the tastiest and most creative garlic dishes.

Bring a plate, a chair and any monetary donation you wish to give for Not One More Hayden House; a recovery house renovation project in Meadville. T-shirts will be on sale for $15..

At the Arc Community Greenspace.

Supported by Meadville Neighborhood Center and ACE Hardware.

The Erie Philharmonic’s In Your Hometown Concert Series returns this summer to Diamond Park. Enjoy an evening outside with good music and great community. Free and open to the public.

Share your lunch break as a community in the Library’s front lawn (rain location is the top floor community space) and enjoy cupcakes, music, and other exciting activities to celebrate the library’s 145th birthday!

The library is hosting an evening of creativity and music! Hosted by local musician Zackary Johnson, the Open Jam session is an event where anyone can bring an instrument and play music alongside others. Grab your instrument, whether it's a guitar, keyboard, or even a tambourine, and let's create music together. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting to strum your first chords, everyone is welcome! This event is for all ages and all musical backgrounds. Let's turn the library into a symphony of sounds!

A short-history of folk music (people's music!) ," will include singing and commentary from Dr. Doug Morris (West Chester University professor). There are tens of thousands of songs in the "folk" tradition, we will not sing or talk about all of them (hence, "a short history"), cover the years from roughly 1840 to 1940, and will include: field songs, dance songs, freedom songs, railroad songs, protest songs, union songs (e.g., from Joe Hill, and the Industrial Workers of the World, Florence Reese, etc.), Dustbowl songs (Woody Guthrie), etc. Audience participation will be encouraged - singing, insights, questions, dialogue, etc.!

Registration on the library website is required: https://meadvillelibrary.libcal.com/event/12251207

Allegheny Music Department will host their spring jazz concert in Shafer Auditorium.

Art exhibition opening featuring Deborah van der Bol watercolors and John Mangine abstract paintings on display and for sale.

Live music and refreshments.

Illustrate your own fairytale - purchase a small hardcover book to illustrate. $5 includes pencils and a pair of eclipse glasses.

The library is hosting an evening of creativity and music! Hosted by local musician Zackary Johnson, the Open Jam session is an event where anyone can bring an instrument and play music alongside others. Grab your instrument, whether it's a guitar, keyboard, or even a tambourine, and let's create music together. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting to strum your first chords, everyone is welcome! This event is for all ages and all musical backgrounds. Let's turn the library into a symphony of sounds!

A day filled with maple demonstrations, bonfires, s’mores, and a whole line up of live music.

LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE

11:30am-1:30pm Fred Oakman & The Flood

2pm-4pm Reece Gustafson

4:30pm-6:30pm Another Round

7:30pm-10:30pm Refuge

The library is hosting an evening of creativity and music! Hosted by local musician Zackary Johnson, the Open Jam session is an event where anyone can bring an instrument and play music alongside others. Grab your instrument, whether it's a guitar, keyboard, or even a tambourine, and let's create music together. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting to strum your first chords, everyone is welcome! This event is for all ages and all musical backgrounds. Let's turn the library into a symphony of sounds!