As the first week back to school wraps up and we head into September, check out what’s happening around the Lebanon Valley!

On September 6, October 4, and November you’ll have the opportunity to explore the eerier side of the Lebanon Farmers Market’s history firsthand on guided ghost tours.

From August 22 to 25, Gretna Theatre is showing the USO Show Troupe’s American Heartland Tribute.

If you hear sounds of war this weekend, don’t be alarmed — two reenacted Civil War battles will take place on Saturday and Sunday in the Union Canal Tunnel Park at 25th and Union Canal Drive.

August 24, the Mt. Gretna Summer Concert series’ second-to-last show, “Broadway’s Greatest Hits,” will be performed at the Mt. Gretna Tabernacle.

This Thursday, August 22, parents and community members are invited to attend a 6:30pm presentation by co-founder and president of Rachel’s Challenge Darrell Scott in the Cedar Crest High School auditorium.

On August 25, mezzo soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano and tenor John Matthew Myers, accompanied by pianist Christopher Cano, will play a special piano arrangement of Mahler’s classic composition, “Song of the Earth.”

Gems, classic cars, and lots of art can be seen around the Lebanon Valley this weekend.

The Steitz City Players (SCP) are holding their summer production of the classic musical and movie “Godspell” later this week at Coleman Memorial Park.

A Reptile show, trivia nights, and a tribute to the iconic Johnny Cash are all happening this weekend in Lebanon County.

An annual August tradition, the Mount Gretna Art Show will see art lovers from all over converging in Mount Gretna on August 17 & 18.

The Cornwall Iron Furnace’s annual beer, wine, and spirits-tasting event, ‘Cornwall Blast,’ will return to the historic furnace for its 8th year.

This Tuesday is National Night Out, a night held each year to foster the relationship between communities and law enforcement.

The 26th Bucktail Reunion will take place in Myerstown this weekend.