Entertainment & Events in Scranton, Pennsylvania

Cinema

Cinemark 20 570-961-5922
40 Glenmaura National Boulevard
Moosic, PA 18507
Features critically-acclaimed films, alternative productions, restored classics and first-run foreign movies. more

Ballet Theatre of Scranton 570-347-0208
310 Penn Avenue
Scranton, PA 18503
Plays an active role in promoting arts in the community. Ethnic dance is an important aspect of the training. more

Elk Mountain Ski for Lupus Day 570-945-5118
Elk Mountain Ski Resort
Scranton, PA 18470
Union Dale
The dates of this annual event may change, so contact the ski club for details; the event raises money for Lupus research, and includes a celebrity ski race, raffles, a scavenger hunt, and more. Held in January. more
North East Pennsylvania Miners Football 570-604-4438
P.O. Box 20218
North East Pennsylvania Miners Football's goal is to allow players to develop their skills to advance to the next level and/or for the love of the game while providing quality entertainment and community service for the area. more
Northeast Pennsylvania Classic 570-963-6363
Glenmaura National Golf Club
Annual PGA tournament where you can see some of the top golfers in the world compete. more
Scranton Eagles Semi-Pro Football 570-362-0068
Scranton Memorial Stadium
The Scranton Eagles Football Team brings local athletes the chance to continue their football careers. The Eagles have been playing in the Empire Football League for over 25 seasons, winning 10 EFL championships and 5 national championships.
Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees 570-969-2255 (PNC Field)
235 Montage Mountain Road
Moosic, PA 18507
A Triple-A affiliate of MLB's Yankees, the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees are a minor league baseball team that play their home games at PNC Field, located at exit 182 off Interstate 81 just south of Scranton. more

St. Patrick's Day Parade
P.O. Box 25
Scranton, PA 18507
A nationally acclaimed parade held the weekend before the blessed feast day, Scranton's St. Patrick's Day Parade is "the second largest parade in the country." The parade route begins on Wyoming Avenue in front of St. Peter's Cathedral, proceeds to Lackawanna Avenue over Jefferson Avenue then down Spruce Street to get to Washington Avenue where it passes the William J. Nealon Federal building and finally the reviewing stand. The parade is preceded by the Parade Day Mass at St. Peter's Cathedral and the Brian Kelly Memorial Race. more