Hersheypark in the Dark, drive- in concerts top the list

Here are some events planned for this weekend throughout the region:

• The Hersheypark in the Dark Halloween attraction will be open for five weekends starting Friday and running through Nov.

1. Hours vary by day. The seasonal event will feature family- friendly rides and coasters, including night rides on Candymonium and lights- out rides on Laff Trakk, Lightning Racer, Wildcat and Comet; safe trick- or- treating for guests 12and under with 13candy stops along a new trail throughout The Boardwalk At Hersheypark and Hershey’s Chocolate World Attraction; zoo experiences; Hershey Character experiences; and fall food. One- day admission to Hersheypark in the Dark is $ 44.95 plus tax for ages 9 to 61( compared to $ 51.15) and $ 36.95for ages 3to 8and ages 62and older ( compared to $ 40.15) at hersheypark. com/ halloween. Children 2and younger are free.

• The contemporary Christian duo For KING & COUNTRY will perform drive- in concerts on Saturday at 7 p. m. at Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, N. J., and Sunday at 6: 30 p. m. at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds. Gates open two hours prior to the shows. Tickets are available at www. platformtickets. com starting at $ 125per car with four passengers, and an additional passengers can be added for $ 25. Guests will park their vehicle in an oversized parking space, which will allow for social distancing. The event will follow all CDC guidelines. Due to current city and state COVID- 19restrictions, attendees must remain in their vehicle during the concert. For KING & COUNTRY is a four- time GRAMMY- winning Australian duo comprised of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone.

• Linvilla Orchards, 137 West Knowlton Road, Media, is offering Harvest Hayrides, Hayrides to the Witch’s House and Autumn Moon Hayrides throughout October and the first weekend of November. Hours and fees vary by attraction. Other fall activities include pumpkinpicking at Pumpkinland, pick your own fruits and vegetables, fishing at

Orchard Lake, visiting the Farm Market and Bakery and Beers in the Barn ( Fridays through Sundays). Visit www. linvilla. com for details.

• The Pennsylvania Cannabis Festival will be held Saturday and Sunday from 10a. m. to 6p. m. at Renninger’s Farmers Market, 710Noble St., Kutztown. The weekend will feature live music, art, cannabis culture vendors, food, workshops and more. Admission and parking are free. For more information, see penncannafest. com.

• The Philly Drive- In Presented by T- Mobile, a free drive- in movie series by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation hosted outside of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, Montgomery Drive and Belmont Avenue, is extending its run through Oct. 30. A variety of classic Halloween films will be screened every Wednesday and Friday evening. This Friday it will be “Hotel Transylvania” at 5: 30and “Get Out” at 9. “Edward Scissorhands” will be shown Wednesday at 5: 30. Tickets are free butmust be reserved online in advance via eventbrite. com. One ticket is required per vehicle. All screenings are first- come, first- served. Tickets do not guarantee entry, as space is limited.

• Soul Joel Comedy Club, 155Railroad Plaza, Royersford, presents Greg Stone on Friday, Big Jay Oakerson on Saturday and Michael Rapaport on Sunday, all at 6p. m., and KC Arora and Friends featuring Meghan Hanley, Sam Evans and Matt Broussard onWednesday at 7p. m. at its Outdoor Amphitheater. Guests may bring their own food, drinks, tents and chairs. Doors open an hour prior to the show, and tickets are $ 20at nightout. com/ nightclubs/ souljoelscomedyclub/ events/ tickets.

• The Tailgate Takeout concert series at 118 North, Wayne, presents the 29ers on Friday, AM Radio Trio on Saturday and and D. B. Lambert and Link Hansen on Sunday, all starting at 6p. m. and free of charge. The musicians will be playing out of the restaurant’s bay windows, with food and cocktails to- go available. All performances will also be streamed on 118North’s Facebook Live. To order take out or delivery, call 610- 971- 2628.

• The Fleetwood Main Street Fair, featuring vendors from Fleetwood along with a chili cookoff and apple pie contest, samplings and specials at various businesses and live music, will be held Saturday from 10a. m. to 3p. m.

• Shocktoberfest haunted theme park at Willow Glen Park, 94Park Ave., Sinking Spring, expands to Fridays through Sundays this weekend. The ticket booth is open from 5to 10 p. m. Friday and Saturday and 5to 9p. m. Sunday, with plans ranging from $ 20to $ 70. Attractions open at 7 p. m. For more information, visit shocktoberfest. com.

For KING & COUNTRY performs Saturday at Six Flags and Sunday at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds.