Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Erie.
Barner’s Farm Market celebrated National Farmer’s Day Sunday by honoring local farmers with fresh produce and unique garden decor—owner Dean Barner said the event supports our local economy.
The Peek’n Peak Fall Fest celebrates 37 years of autumn fun at Peek’n Peak Resort and will draw thousands from Erie, Cleveland, and northern New York with events like flying pumpkins, skyrides, paintball, and a market featuring over 100 vendors — the unique airsoft pumpkin cannon adds an extra thrill to the scenic weekend. The festival highlights local traditions and attracts visitors from the region, promising a memorable fall experience.
Community members celebrated a unique art form that turned trash into treasure when Bayfront Convention Center hosted the Great Lakes Beach Glass and Arts festival over the weekend.
Nearly 30 vendors sold art, jewelry, and decor made from recycled beach glass and the event featured the world's largest piece (beach glass).
Erie's Eerie Horror Fest ended Saturday with horror films from over 40 countries shown and vendor booths set up for filmmaker meet-and-greets—over 180 film submissions were received for the two-day event.
Festival director Margaret Dieudonne said the event offered a chance to see new work just in time for Halloween.
The borough of Edinboro celebrated a busy homecoming weekend when PennWest Edinboro University graduates and current students returned to campus on Saturday morning.
Community members lined the streets to watch nearly 100 parade units march — a long-held tradition that honors the school’s spirit — and join in the celebration.
Erie hosted the Pennsylvania Science Teachers Association conference this weekend where dozens of local teachers partnered with IU5 to explore science sessions and local sites—such as a hydroponics facility and a planetarium.
Andy Walton said the event gave educators a chance to share ideas and experience Erie’s unique educational offerings.
LECOM dental students provided free dental care for kids 2—17 at the Super Smile event Saturday afternoon.
The volunteer-run clinic gave evaluations—fluoride treatments and sealants to fight dental disease as part of its mission.
Ben Folds Concert
8:00-9:30 p.m. — Warner Theatre — Tickets from $69 — Experience an evening of captivating music with Ben Folds.
A Journey Of Perseverance: An Evening With Jim Kelly
7:00 – 8:30 PM — Waldron Campus Center — Free entry — Celebrate the inspiring journey of Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Kelly, renowned for his toughness and resilience.
Family Fun Day!
10 AM – 4 PM — Werner Books and Coffee — Free activities — Enjoy crafts and stories for families with toddlers and teens.
Night Owls Paint & Sip
6-8 p.m. — Deer Creek Winery at Millcreek Mall Complex — Check for ticket pricing — Unleash your creativity with wine and painting in a relaxed atmosphere.
The Music of Billy Joel Featuring Michael Cavanaugh
7:30 PM — Warner Theatre — Ticketed event — Experience the acclaimed tribute to Billy Joel by Michael Cavanaugh, the voice handpicked by Joel himself.
Bartender Training Class
6-10 p.m. — SpringHill Suites by Marriott Erie — Costs vary — Gain practical experience and industry knowledge in a hands-on bartending training.
Passport To Paradise Travel Seminar
6-8 p.m. — Diver's World — Free entry — Explore exciting dive trips, travel tips, and exclusive gear deals at a new shop reveal.
Self-Care Workshop: Dry Brushing
10:30-11:30 a.m. — The Park Coffee & Bread Co. — Workshop FREE; donations for Erie Cancer Wellness Center — Explore the benefits of dry brushing for skin, lymph, and energy in a hands-on session.
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