Grab your chairs and blankets and come enjoy a late afternoon concert in an upcoming installment of our ‘Park & Play’ series featuring the dynamic, 8-piece band, No Bad JuJu on Sunday, Aug. 14th!
The show will run from 5 – 7:30 p.m. at Millennium Park located on Baptist Road. No Bad JuJu plays a blend of classic R&B, Soul, Rock, Pop, and top 40 Music in their signature style!
We’ll also have food trucks on hand for you to purchase a variety of refreshments, and the show is FREE!
Something for everyone & fun for the whole family! Open to all special interest vehicles – Classic Cars, Trucks, Exotic & Super Cars.
Plan to attend this giant Garage Sale at Industrial Boulevard! The sale is sponsored by the Bethel Park Business Association in cooperation with the Municipality of Bethel Park.
The Parade will have a new route this year and will step off from the Bethel Park Municipal Building at 9 a.m., head to Broad Street and move across to the BPHS Campus where Community Day festivities will run from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Join Us at Bethel Park Community Day Saturday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Bethel Park High School Parking Lot. Over 60 vendor booths will be at the event providing a variety of games, fundraisers, refreshments, information, and more! We’ll also have inflatables for the kids to enjoy and a DJ too!
The Bethel Park Chamber of Commerce is hosting a luncheon honoring veterans on Friday, November 11th at 10:45 am at the Bethel Park Community Center.
Veterans are free to attend; guests are $20. Please call 412-595-8361 to attend.
Luncheon speakers will kick off the Chamber’s “PAWS for Vets” 2023 campaign in cooperation with Animal Friends, a program to purchase and match up companion dogs for area veterans who’d like to receive a “companion” animal. Please see the attached posters for more information.
Join us at the Community Center for our free holiday event! We’ll have our annual tree lighting, BPHS Jazz Ensemble, IMS Chorus, reindeer food making station, Bethel Park Bakery cookies, a Christmas selfie station with a backdrop and fun props, and of course – SANTA! We hope to see you there! This event will be completely indoors.
If you’re affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), plan to tune in to the next segment of our “Live Well Bethel Park” program on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. on our Municipality of Bethel Park Facebook page. Seasonal Affective Disorder can give us the winter blues making us feel sad or down. Other symptoms may include losing interest in activities, having little energy, sleeping too much, having difficulty concentrating, and even gaining weight. If you or someone you know experiences SAD or think you might, join us today as Sabrina Platt, a Family Nurse Practitioner for St. Clair Medical Group, helps us delve into this important topic. Sabrina received her Doctorate in Nursing Practice from Robert Morris University and works for Fatigati/Nalin and Associates in Primary Care. She thoroughly enjoys serving the South Hills Community.
Do you have scrap metal lying around that needs to be recycled? On Saturday, March 25th from 9 am – 12 pm, George Washington Elementary is holding a Metal Recycling Event in combination with Vericheck Technical Services and Michael Brothers Hauling and Recycling.
You can drop off metal food cans, holiday lights, USB cables, power cords, pipes, metal siding, bikes, and other scrap metal.
Not accepted are eWaste (home electronics such as TVs, computers, or appliances), cans for paint, chemicals, or gas, and propane tanks.
The kids made a video to help explain it all. You can check it out on BPTV.