Step back in time at the 55th Annual Harvest Festival October 10–11, featuring Civil War reenactments, living history, historic demonstrations, food vendors and a new Bingo in the Barn. Read more about this popular fall tradition and why it’s worth making a trip to Greene County this October.

Experience the charm of autumn in Greene County, Pennsylvania! From vibrant fall foliage and scenic covered bridge drives to cozy pumpkin spice treats, hiking trails, and local farms, there’s something for everyone. Tour historic covered bridges, sip local wine at Thistlethwaite Vineyard, cuddle alpacas, and explore spooky sites like the Greene County Historical Society Museum. Whether you’re enjoying a brisk trail walk or embracing small-town fall festivities, Greene County is the perfect place to celebrate the season.

For two fun-filled days, Lippencott Alpacas will open up its beautiful and spacious farm located on Meadowbrook Road in Waynesburg to the public for a free open house where visitors will be able to discover everything about alpacas.

As summer turns to fall, Greene County, Pennsylvania, comes alive with color, culture, and community during the 54th Annual Covered Bridge Festival, held on September 20–21, 2025. This beloved regional event spans nine covered bridge locations, each offering a unique blend of history, food, entertainment, and family-friendly fun.

Celebrate more than 70 years of coal mining heritage and community tradition at the Pennsylvania Bituminous King Coal Show in Carmichaels, August 22–29. Enjoy carnival rides, live music, local food, parades, competitions, family activities and the annual fireworks finale.

Fourteen contestants from Greene, Washington, and Fayette counties will compete for the title of 2026 Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal Queen on Sunday, August 23, at Carmichaels High School.