A spell is stirring in downtown Brookville… witches of all kinds are gathering for a day of enchantment, shopping, potions, and mischief. Stroll from shop to shop collecting wickedly good treats, sip on magical drink specials, and show off your spellbinding style in the Best Witch Costume Contest. End the day with a spooktacular after party, laughter, and plenty of wicked fun.
A Murder Mystery Dinner For You To Sink Your Teeth Into Brookville Chamber Presents “Death Bites” on Thursday, October 16th Sharpen your stakes, polish your fangs, and prepare your sharpest detective instincts! The Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to a thrilling night of sinister suspense and deadly comedy at Murder Mystery Dinner: Death Bites on Thursday, October 16, 2025, at the Brookville YMCA. Doors creak open at 5:00pm. The evening begins at 6:00pm with a delicious dinner prepared by Shannon’s Catering, complete with dessert and refreshments. Expect classic dishes served with frightful flair and clever names sure to delight every mortal appetite. This is a BYOB event, bring your favorite spirits… of any kind. After dinner, the stakes rise as Mystery’s Most Wanted, Pittsburgh’s #1 comedy murder-mystery dinner theater company, takes the stage with their fang-tastically funny production, Death Bites. This year’s plot unfolds at the Annual Vampire Hunter’s Convention, where hunters brag that their work is done and vampires are finally extinct. But rumors of something lurking in the shadows suggest otherwise. Are the undead gone for good or hiding in plain sight, ready for one last deadly bite? Only the audience-turned-detectives can solve the case before the night ends in bloody laughter. Costumes are encouraged—whether you slip into the elegance of a vampire lord or lady, channel your inner Gothic sleuth with trench coat and magnifying glass, or arrive as a rugged vampire hunter armed for the chase, your look will help set the stage for an evening of mystery and mayhem. Dress to impress and snap your best look at the photo booth! Tickets are required. Dinner, dessert, and a night of deadly delight are included with admission. Seating is limited and this event sells out quickly, so reserve your spot today at the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce office at 100 Franklin Avenue, Brookville or online BrookvilleChamber.com
Join the fun on Saturday, October 18th as Historic Downtown Brookville transforms into a Halloween wonderland filled with festive activities, themed vendors, local businesses offering spooky specials, entertainment, and family fun throughout the day. From costumes and treats to eerie surprises, the festival is a can’t-miss celebration of the season. But the magic doesn’t end there—visit HauntedBrookville.com to discover even more spooky happenings, haunted trails, eerie tales, spooky movies, family activities, and seasonal events happening all October long!
Join us Friday, October 24th for Laurel Eye Clinic's 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat! Don't forget to vote for your favorite trunk! Laurel Eye Clinic Parking Lot, 50 Waterford Pike, Brookville, PA
Summerville Volunteer Firemen's Association is hosting a Fall Harvest Party on October 25th! Admission is by donation with any of the below listed items: nonperishable item for Brookville Food Bank item for Stray Cat Central monetary donation to Summerville Volunteer Fireman's Association Music, light refreshments, games, photo background, lots of family fun!
Get your tickets today for a spine-tingling adventure! The Brookville Community Theater is thrilled to bring you the popular event, "Eerie Tales!" You will be guided through Historic Downtown Brookville to meet live actors portraying legendary figures inspired by Brookville's past. Guests will meet at the Town Square, then follow their guide into the shadows for an evening of chilling tales and theatrical thrills. Saturday, October 25 Registration begins at 6:15 PM | Tour starts at 7:00 PM Historic Brookville Town Square $10 in advance | $15 at the door Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather All proceeds benefit Brookville Community Theater and the Columbia Theater Restoration Project.
