Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM - 6 PM, Downtown Scranton Scranton Tomorrow has created a new seasonal event to scare up some business this fall — the Electric City Fall Festival! The event will be held in downtown Scranton on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The festival offers a fun way for everyone in the community to support local this season. “We’re excited to build upon the success we’ve had with block parties in the past,” said Liz Baldi, business development directo

Electric City Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM-6 PM, Downtown Scranton Participating Businesses On Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 6 PM, families are encouraged to look for scarecrows on display at the following businesses. The seasonal display is part of the Electric City Fall Festival, a project of Scranton Tomorrow. 7 Under Golf & Social 102 Wyoming Ave. Alter Bar 116 N. Washington Ave., Center St. Alley Bartari 101 Adams Ave. Black and Brass Coffee Roasti

Electric City Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM - 6 PM, Downtown Scranton Participating Businesses On Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 6 PM, dress up your little ghouls and goblins and head to the following businesses for early trick-or-treating in downtown Scranton! The spooky fun is part of the Electric City Fall Festival, a project of Scranton Tomorrow. The Art Room 309 Penn Ave. Bartari 101 Adams Ave. Black and Brass Coffee Roasting Co. 101 Penn Ave. Black Cow Co

Electric City Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM-6 PM, Downtown Scranton Participating Retailers Look for sidewalk sales and fall specials on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 6 PM at the Electric City Fall Festival, a project of Scranton Tomorrow. Boccardo Jewelers 201 Jefferson Ave. Special discounts throughout the store 30% off all Shinola watches Shop pre-owned watch selection Burlap and Bourbon 530 Biden St. The Daisy Collective 328 Penn Ave. Sidewalk sale

Electric City Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM-6 PM, Downtown Scranton Participating Restaurants, Pubs & Cafes Enjoy fall food and drink specials on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 6 PM at the Electric City Fall Festival, a project of Scranton Tomorrow. 7 Under Golf & Social 102 Wyoming Ave. Special fall drink menu Alter Bar 116 N. Washington Ave., Center St. Alley Special fall drink menu Bartari 101 Adams Ave. Special fall drink menu Outdoor dining during event ti

Electric City Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 24, 11 AM - 6 PM, Downtown Scranton Participating Businesses There is so much to see and do at the Electric City Fall Festival! Don't miss the family-friendly fun at the following businesses in downtown Scranton on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 6 PM. The festival is a project of Scranton Tomorrow. The Art Room 309 Penn Ave. Complementary face painting Halloween craft for children with adult supervision Treats Downtown Deli

New Vendor @ Electric City Farmers Market, Tuesdays in downtown Scranton Just a few weeks after its grand opening, the Electric City Farmers Market in downtown Scranton is expanding! Starting Tuesday, Sept. 1, Miller's Orchards will offer pasture-grazed chicken, pork, eggs and grass-fed beef, seasonal fruits and homemade meals, including pot pies, quiche, soups and more. A project of Scranton Tomorrow supported by the Architectural Heritage Association (AHA), the Electric Cit

Free performances feature live music & theater, Aug. 7 - Oct. 3, 2026 Featuring live music and theater productions, the 3rd annual Pocket Park Live series starts Friday, Aug. 7 and continues through Saturday, Oct. 3 at Christopher A. Doherty Park on the corner of Linden St. and Wyoming Ave. in downtown Scranton. The series is a project of Scranton Tomorrow and the City of Scranton Arts Committee. All programs are free and open to the public! FRIDAY, AUG. 7 NEPA Jazz Proj

Open Tuesdays, 11:30 AM - 3:30 PM @ Christopher A. Doherty Park, downtown Scranton Updated September 1, 2026 The new Electric City Farmers Market is open every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Christopher A. Doherty Park (aka the Pocket Park) on the corner of Linden St. and Wyoming Ave. in downtown Scranton. (Click here for directions). Shop for fresh fruits and veggies, meat, eggs, baked goods, plants and more from Hopkins Farm, Cypress House @ St. Luke's Church, Pier

Join us for special floral events at First Friday on June 5! Online voting opens at midnight on Thursday, June 4, in Scranton Tomorrow's 4th annual Business Class Category of the Electric City Flower Show. Voting will be open for 24 hours. Visit Scranton Tomorrow's Facebook page to 'like' your favorite design and cast your vote! Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary One Bloom at a Time! Scranton Tomorrow will host two Scranton City Pride events at First Friday in June: an int

Pollinator gardens in downtown Scranton help to support Monarch butterflies, an endangered species. Photo by Steve Ward. Did you know there are 5 pollinator gardens in the downtown Scranton business district? If you see a Monarch butterfly the next time you visit downtown, it’s likely fluttering to or from a pollinator garden in the business district. “The gardens are all entirely different,” said Steve Ward, project director of the Safe, Clean, Green & Design programs

Hunt for golden eggs at the following businesses for an extra 10 percent off your purchases as part of Scranton Tomorrow's Hop Around Downtown on Saturday, March 28, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Participating Businesses Adams Ave. PJ's 1910 Pub 100 Adams Ave. Lavish Scranton 200 Adams Ave. Biden St. Downtown Deli 300 Biden St. Pigeon Post Art & Books 326 Biden St. The Live Studio @ Amendolaro 408 Biden St. Amendolaro 412 Biden St. Burlap & Bourbon 530 Biden St. Freedlove 532

Golden eggs, seasonal specials & local flavor await shoppers! There's a new sweet ( and savory ) reason to support local while "hunting" for unique basket fillers and host gifts. Scranton Tomorrow's Hop Around Downtown will be held Sat., March 28, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . at more than 30 participating businesses in downtown Scranton. Keep scrolling for a list of places to shop and dine at the Hop Around Downtown! 👇 This year, restaurants and cafés will join retailers to o

Support local this holiday season through Jan. 3, 2026! Updated 12/05/25 From left; Jaime Ryan, CPA, PNC Vice President and Relationship Manager; Leslie Collins, President/CEO, Scranton Tomorrow; Lauren Allen, PNC Vice President and Director, Client and Community Relations, Office of the President; Angela Mariotti, PNC Assistant Vice President and Client and Community Relations Specialist, Office of the President; and Liz Baldi, Business Development Director, Scranton Tomorro

Deck the Downtown promotions & events, November 1 - January 3 in downtown Scranton Updated 11/24/25 Scranton Tomorrow's Deck the Downtown holiday campaign and event series encourages everyone in the community to shop, dine and celebrate in downtown Scranton this holiday season! Promotions run from November 1 through January 3, 2026 . Links to participating businesses will be added soon! New! Holiday Gift Guide Shop Now! Local business owners share their top gift picks for

Look for Deck the Downtown Doorbusters, specials & events, Nov. 29! Updated 11/21/25 Scranton Tomorrow leaders and members of the downtown Scranton business community recently gathered on the steps of Scranton City Hall as Mayor Paige G. Cognetti issued a proclamation designating Nov. 29 as Small Business Saturday in the Electric City. Since 2010, Scranton Tomorrow has been proud to organize Small Business Saturday in downtown Scranton. Scranton Tomorrow is proud to host Sm

The Holiday Window Showcase runs through Jan. 3, 2026 Updated 12/05/25 Make some holiday memories! Take our self-guided tour of this year's beautiful holiday windows in downtown Scranton by car or on foot. Keep scrolling for a list of displays. Celebrating its 17th anniversary this year, the Holiday Window Showcase features magical holiday displays in dozens of businesses in Downtown Scranton. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the Holiday Window Showcase by car or on foot. Keep sc

Join us! We're teaming up small business owners in the 100 block of N. Washington Avenue in downtown Scranton to host the 2nd annual Block Party on N. Washington on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m . The event features retail sales and seasonal menu items, live music, sweets and treats, children’s activities, and more! This is the perfect opportunity to update fall wardrobes, jumpstart holiday shopping, enjoy lunch and dinner at fabulous restaurants, and explore a

Now in its second year, the Pocket Park Live series returns to Christopher A. Doherty Park on the corner of Linden St. and Wyoming Ave....

Shop, dine & celebrate downtown Scranton through the month of July Hot weather brings cool promotions to the Electric City’s business...