Things to Do With Kids in July in South Central PA

Friday Night Dance Party, Hershey’s Chocolate World. July 12th, 19th, and 26th. Come to HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD on Fridays throughout July to experience a summer dance party with Happy Hour food specials, a DJ playing all your favorite hits, and more!

Kids Week, That Fish Place – That Pet Place. July 14th – 20th. That Fish Place – That Pet Place is excited to host our annual Kids’ Week! All Week Scavenger Hunt – Try your hand at our in-store Scavenger Hunt for a chance to win your very own That Pet Show & Store tour for you and 20 friends! Scavenger hunt sheets will be available in store and online to bring in, complete, and enter. Each clue corresponds to a location inside our store you’ll have to visit! Stingray Feeding Show – 2pm Every Day!

And much more fun all week!

York State Fair, York Expo Center and Fairgrounds. July 19th – 28th. Founded in 1765, The York State Fair (America’s First Fair ®) is a 10-day fun-filled event for the entire family! The York State Fair combines entertainment with agriculture, featuring performances by world-famous musicians alongside the Ag education center and livestock judging. Add in rides and special attractions and you have a recipe for fun for the whole family.

Lebanon Area Fair, Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds. July 20th – 27th. It’s no surprise that the Lebanon Area Fair was voted Lebanon Valley’s Best Local Event by area residents; more than 50,000 attendees flock to the Fairgrounds each summer to enjoy the annual showcase of Lebanon County agriculture, great food, carnival rides, track events and live entertainment.

Some 8,000 exhibits are judged and on display in the various halls and barns, with friends and neighbors vying for the coveted first place ribbon, Grand Champion rosette or Best of Show designation. With 4-H, FFA, and farm projects as its focus, the Fair’s competitive exhibits show off a multitude of talents, such as sewing, painting, woodworking, photography, canning, quilting and more. Locals with a green thumb enter produce and flowers – from apples to zinnias, the Fair’s fruit, vegetable, flower and herb classes display just how prolific Lebanon County’s well-tended soil can be. Fairgoers can also expect to see the finest livestock in the County on display: poultry, rabbits, beef cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, dairy cattle, and horses. The majority of the stock are entered by school-age children enrolled in 4-H and FFA projects.

Beyond the exhibit halls and barns, stroll the Midway to enjoy famous Fair food such as french fries, milkshakes, and fried bologna pretzel roll sandwiches. Live musical entertainment takes place throughout the week at the Pavilion and Main Stage, in addition to tractor and truck pulls, tough trucks, rodeo, and the grand finale demolition derby followed by fireworks on the final Saturday of the Fair. The track events are a major attraction at the Fair and thousands fill the grandstands every year. The Midway is also home to carnival rides and games, a petting zoo, and displays by area businesses and nonprofits.

From young to old, there is something for every member of the family to enjoy at the Fair. Stop by and see what makes this 8-day event the County’s largest annual attraction!

Carlisle Summerfair, Downtown Carlisle. July 1st – 7th. The 2024 Carlisle Summerfair offers free family-friendly events in the Carlisle, PA region at the start of summer. Please note, there are several events that do charge a small fee, but for the most part, the majority of our activities are free for everyone.

Kutztown Folk Festival, Kutztown. July 1st – 7th. The Kutztown Folk Festival is the oldest continuously operated folklife festival in America. This nine-day event continues to draw visitors from all over the world, entertaining families while providing valuable insight into the traditions of the Pennsylvania Dutch and their fascinating way of life. Children’s activities abound and admission is free for children 12 and under. The festival also houses the largest quilt sale in America and has an internationally attended Quilt Auction of top prize-winning quilts.

July Music Series: Orchestra, Reservoir Park. July 5th. Kick off the July Music Series on July 5th with the return of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra featuring Scarlet Rose and Dred “Perky” Scott from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. Sponsored by Dauphin County, Highmark, and PennState Health.

First Friday Free Family Film: Spongebob Squarepants, the Appell Center. July 5th. Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the movie debut of that undersea sensation, SpongeBob SquarePants!

There’s trouble bubbling up in Bikini Bottom, King Neptune’s crown is missing, and Mr. Krabs has been accused of stealing it! Together with his best pal Patrick, SpongeBob sets out to treacherous Shell City to reclaim Neptune’s crown and save Mr. Krabs, in a spectacular adventure filled with “over-the-top, under-the-sea action and non-stop laughs!”

Movie Night in the Arboretum, Reading Public Museum. July 5th. Join us for an evening of fun for our first ever Movies in The Arboretum series! Bring your friends and family to our beautiful Arboretum to take in the sights and sounds of two beloved movies, “How to Train Your Dragon” and “The Princess Bride.” Before the movie begins, your family will be welcome to explore The Museum and see our wonderful summer exhibits, The Lost World of Dragons and The Amazing Castle.

Snacks and drinks will be sold at both movie screenings. Pre-registration is only required for seats in the 40ft by 40ft. reserved section upfront. Seats outside of this area are free and are based on a first come basis. Donations are still appreciated. All proceeds will be used to support future Arboretum and Education Programs at The Reading Public Museum. Guests are invited to bring their own blankets or lower chairs as well.

Sunset Music & Movie Series: Elemental, Fort Hunter Mansion & Park. July 5th. Enjoy a free movie night outdoors under the stars at Fort Hunter Park. The whole family will love Elemental which has a “PG” rating and a run time of 1 hour and 49 minutes. The Friends of Fort Hunter will operate a concession stand with movie snacks and drinks. Dauphin County Parks & Recreation is excited to offer a summer of fun events for the whole family with our Sunset Music & Movie Series!

Community Day at the Trout Gallery, Dickinson College. July 7th. Visitors are invited to participate in a celebration of Black art and culture. The Trout Gallery along with co-sponsor Hope Station will host local Black-owned businesses and vendors selling arts, crafts, and food. Additional entertainment includes free live music, art activities, exhibition tours, a kids’ scavenger hunt with prizes, and a bounce house. This event is part of the Carlisle Summerfair series.

July Music Series: Youth Showcase, Reservoir Park. July 7th. Mark your calendars for the July Music Series: Mayor Williams Rising Stars Youth Showcase on July 7th from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. Sponsored by The City of Harrisburg, Highmark, Harrisburg School District, Dauphin County, & Dauphin County Economic Development.

Princess and Fairy Cruise, Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat. July 9th. Treat your little princess to an evening of laughs, fun and the royal treatment. This activity-filled ride will have each prospective princess participate in several themed activities and crafts. Includes pizza, drink, and ice cream. This promises to be a magical evening that you and your children will remember forever!

Cap Film: How to Train Your Dragon, the Appell Center. July 10th. This film rolls fire-breathing action, epic adventure and big laughs into a captivating, fun and original story. Hiccup is a young Viking who defies tradition and befriends one of his deadliest foes – a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. Together, the unlikely heroes fight against the odds to save both their worlds in this wonderful, feel-good hit.

Berks County Fair, Reading Fairgrounds. July 10th – 13th. Come out to the 170th Berks County Fair! The second oldest fair in PA. Great food, music, rodeo, exciting live entertainment, live animals, exhibits and so much more!

Food Truck Palooza, Downtown Lebanon. July 10th. Join the CLA for the 4th Annual Food Truck Palooza in downtown Lebanon, PA. Food trucks and music will be available 5pm – 8pm.

Food Truck and Restaurant Rally, Downtown New Cumberland. July 11th. Indulge your taste buds with the freshest, most mouthwatering fare from the area’s top-notch food trucks. International fare bursting with flavor, sandwiches that will leave you speechless, lip-smacking barbecues, delectable sweets, and artisan snacks that will have you coming back for more! And that’s not all… Our downtown businesses will be staying open late, offering special promotions just for you.

We encourage you to arrive hungry because this Rally is all about enjoying incredible food and creating lasting memories with friends and family. Plus, by attending this event, you’ll be supporting local businesses and the community as a whole.

So, grab your appetites, bring your friends and loved ones, and join us for an unforgettable evening at the New Cumberland Food Truck and Restaurant Rally.

Blueberry Festival, Blueberry Hill Farm. July 12th – 14th. Blueberry Hill is hosting their second annual blueberry festival. Blueberry Hill is all about supporting the community and local food vendors, crafters, and makers. We also love to have fun! This event will be held on July 12, July 13, and July 14, 2024. Blueberry picking will be available all day starting at 8 am. Admission to the patch will conclude 30 minutes prior to the closing time of the event. We will offer free onsight music and entertainment and food for purchase. A picnic area will be available. Feel free to bring your own chairs, as chairs will be limited. This will be a mostly CASH ONLY event due to lack of service in our area. However, some vendors may take checks or credit at their discretion. Handicap parking will be available. A vendor spotlight will be posted and a list of vendors will be posted prior to the event on our website.

ADMISSION IS FREE.

Food Chains in the Park, Camp Catherine. July 12th. We will be reading the story “Creep, Leap, Crunch! A Food Chain Story” and making a related food chain project. We will also be hiking to the creek for some water play and to observe food chains in our outdoor classroom. Explorers should dress for mud and water play. Parents are required to stay and are encouraged to play and learn right alongside their mini explorer.

Movie Night in the Park, Friendship Park. July 12th. Sponsored by Alba Orthodontics, Upper Allen Township is pleased to host a family movie night at Friendship Park. Bring your appetite; there will be food trucks! The movie is still to-be-determined and will start around dusk. We hope you can make it!

Sunset Music & Movie Series: The Greater Harrisburg Concert Band, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park. July 12th. Dauphin County Parks & Recreation is excited to offer a summer of fun events for the whole family with our Sunset Music & Movie Series! Each week will highlight local performing arts organizations or an outdoor movie every Friday night from June – August. Pack a picnic basket (or purchase from our food concessions), bring your blankets and your lawn chairs, and enjoy an evening of family fun!

Movie Night in the Park: D.C. League of Super Pets, Shank Park. July 12th. The Township of Derry Department of Parks and Recreation is excited to present our Movies at Shank Park. Bring the whole family to enjoy a fun-filled, charming movie in the park featuring “DC League of Super-Pets.” Admission is absolutely free, and concessions are available for purchase. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, or you may also watch and listen from your car! The Friends of Derry Township Parks & Recreation generously sponsor these movies. For more information, please visit www.usatheatres.com.

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Snack Town Street Fair, Downtown Hanover. July 13th. One day festival in downtown Hanover, Pennsylvania, featuring artists, authors, craft and food vendors, live music, kids’ entertainment, and more!

Summer Celebration on the Farm, Meadowbrooke Gourds. July 13th. This free festival is held on our 200-acre farm among the blue mountains. Enjoy beautiful scenery while you shop, dine, have a drink, and make your very own birdhouse, bird feeder, or butterfly house with the help of our crafting experts! Activities include OOPS sale, face painting, highland cow petting, trolley rides, gift shop, food trucks, and more.

Rural Life Festival, Newburg United Methodist Church. July 13th. Spend a day in the past at the 34th Annual Rural Life Festival, rain or shine.

There will be antique farm machinery, antique displays, steam engine, grain thrashing, horse-drawn binder, butcher equipment display, scrapple making, fresh apple cider, black kettle bean soup, kettle corn, bread baking, barrel train, petting zoo, children’s activities, potato raising, sheep shearing, spinning and weaving, woodworking, broom making, blacksmith, log hewing, inside auction, live gospel music, chicken BBQ, ice cream, french fries, donuts, sandwiches, homemade pretzels and so much more!

Free Parking and Free Admission
Cash Only Event

Trains at the Track, Hershey History Center. July 13th. All aboard!! Join us on Saturday, July 13th for our 4th Annual Trains at the Track! Multiple and unique model train layouts from Capital PenNscalers NTRAK and an O-gauge train layout by the Lower Susquehanna Valley Modular Railroaders will be on display. This is a family fun event to enjoy interactive model trains, kids’ activities, food trucks, and live music. Relax on our patio and watch the trains roll by!

$5.00 Adults
$3.00 Children (aged 4-12)
No charge for children aged 3 + younger
$15.00 Family

Community Day in the Park, Soldier and Sailor Memorial Park. July 13th. Celebrate summer… relax, and have some fun! Enjoy the day in Mechanicsburg’s own Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Park for our annual Community Day in the Park!

There will be fun for the whole family –

– Live Music
– Obstacle Course & Giant Slide Inflatables
– 30+ Local Vendors
– Yoga in the Park led by Freebird Yoga
– Food Trucks
– Petting Zoo from Destiny Dairy Bar at Stover Farms
– Farmer’s Market
– Family Friendly Kick Ball led by Sara Agerton
– Net Ninjas Tennis for Kids
– Exclusive Tote Bag for the First 1000 Guests
…and so much more!

*Free parking available

Color Fest Block Party, Downtown Reading. July 13th. Exciting News!! Downtown Reading is skipping July’s First Friday Block Party to bring you the most colorful block party of the summer. Join us on July 13th for the Color Fest Block Party as we team up with Nemesis Fitness for some Color Run fun!

📍500 Block of Penn Street
⏰ 12pm – 6pm

Get ready for a day filled with music, art, food, and tons of fun!

Touch-a-Truck, Clipper Magazine Stadium. July 14th. Come explore big trucks and unique vehicles from our community. Kids can get an up-close look and even sit in the driver’s seat while learning about a variety vehicles. This is a free event! Every child that visits every vehicle and completes the stamp card will receive 2 complimentary tickets to the Stormers game at 3pm.

Dad ‘n Me Tackle Box Cake, Jubilee Cake Studio. July 14th. Dad n’ Me Tackle Box Cake! Learn how to create this super cool Lego cake! This workshop includes one kiddo and one parent. You may add TWO additional students. ONE cake total will be shared amongst all students. All guest(s) regardless of age must register. Sorry no sharing seats. Recommended for ages 5 and older.

July Music Series: Gospel Night, Reservoir Park. July 14th. On July 14th from 6:00pm-8:30pm, experience an uplifting and soul-stirring evening at Gospel Night. Join us as we bring you the powerful sounds of gospel music featuring Anton Milton, Glorified, and Harrisburg local favorites! Gospel Night is proudly sponsored by The City of Harrisburg, UPMC Health Plan, and Dauphin County Community & Economic Development.

Young Villagers Colonial Workshop, Alexander Schaeffer Farm. July 15th – 18th. For children entering 4th through 7th grades, this fun week at the historic Schaeffer Farm is a great way to learn more about real early American life. Many young villagers enjoy it so much, they return every year!

StoryWalk, The Nature Place. July 15th. The StoryWalk is a fun new way to enjoy walking along the property of Angelica Creek Park with one of our favorite children’s books. On this guided StoryWalk, tag along with our educator and stroll leisurely from page to page to enjoy the telling of this nature-themed story.

Cap Film: The Land Before Time, The Appell Center. July 17th. From Steven Spielberg and George Lucas comes the animated classic that started a global phenomenon.

Go back in time with Littlefoot, Cera, Spike, Ducky and Petrie – a group of very different young dinosaurs who find themselves thrown together when the world around them quickly changes. With one common dream of making it to the lush, legendary Great Valley, they quickly learn that they’ll need to overcome differences and trust each other in order to survive.

Fun, heartfelt and full of unforgettable characters, it’s an adventure the whole family will love to watch again and again.

Spy Training, Dover Library. July 18th. Do you have what it takes to be a spy or secret agent? All agents should report to the community room (next to the library) on Thursday July 18 at 10:30AM. Intended for elementary age but all are welcome! No RSVP required! No bad guys allowed.

Story Time with the Revs, Dover Library. July 19th. Play Ball! Join some friends from the York Revolution for a baseball themed story time. Bring your camera for a special photo op with DownTown! All ages welcome! No registration required.

Movie Night in the Arboretum: The Princess Bride, Reading Public Museum. July 19th. Join us for an evening of fun for our first ever Movies in The Arboretum series! Bring your friends and family to our beautiful Arboretum to take in the sights and sounds of two beloved movies, “How to Train Your Dragon” and “The Princess Bride.” Before the movie begins, your family will be welcome to explore The Museum and see our wonderful summer exhibits, The Lost World of Dragons and The Amazing Castle.

Snacks and drinks will be sold at both movie screenings. Pre-registration is only required for seats in the 40ft by 40ft. reserved section upfront. Seats outside of this area are free and are based on a first come basis. Donations are still appreciated. All proceeds will be used to support future Arboretum and Education Programs at The Reading Public Museum. Guests are invited to bring their own blankets or lower chairs as well.

Sunset Music & Movie Series: Migration, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park. July 19th. Dauphin County Parks & Recreation is excited to offer a summer of fun events for the whole family with our Sunset Music & Movie Series! Each week will highlight local performing arts organizations or an outdoor movie every Friday night from June – August. Pack a picnic basket (or purchase from our food concessions), bring your blankets and your lawn chairs, and enjoy an evening of family fun!

GH Mechanical Community Day, Elizabeth Farms. July 20th. Your local plumber, GH Mechanical, welcomes you to a community event filled with food trucks, children’s activities, games, and giveaways. We are highlighting local construction contractors at this family-focused event held at Elizabeth Farms on Saturday, July 20th from 10am-3pm.

Civil War Day, Penn Park. July 20th. York was caught in the crossfire of the war and even surrendered to the Confederates in the Summer of 1863. Our Civil War Day showcases the stories of Yorkers, people of the Susquehanna Valley, and beyond. We are joined by reenactors from the 87th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Sister Catherine of the Sisters of Charity portrayed by Dominish Miller and William Goodridge portrayed by Kelly Summerford. Additionally, Mayor Helfrich will portray A.B. Farquhar in a dramatic interpretation of the Surrender of York with Michael Sipes as General Jubal Early. Visit our website for the tentative schedule. Program will take place at Penn Park!

Sweet Corn Festival, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm. July 20th. We think this farm fresh, sweet & crunchy symbol of summer deserves to be celebrated! And there’s no better place to celebrate it than right here at Cherry Crest Adventure Farm. Join us for a day filled with the mouthwatering aroma of freshly roasted corn on the cob, delicious flavors, the laughter of families enjoying games, and the lively tunes of live music drifting through the air.

July Music Series: Jazz Night, Reservoir Park. July 20th. We are glad to announce the highly anticipated return of Jazz Under the Stars featuring Diane Wilson Bedford, Gerald Albright, and Secret Society Band on July 20th, from 5:00pm to 10:00pm. Sponsored by The City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, & Dauphin County Economic Development

The Tortured Brunch, Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center. July 21st. Swifties, brunch is about to get a RED-ucation! Join “The Tortured Brunch,” a Taylor-made morning of delicious food, epic dance parties, and pure fangirling. Fuel your inner poet with “All Too Well” pancakes, sip on a “Blank Space” mimosa, and relive all your T-swift feels with a complete play-through of “The Tortured Poet Department.”

Strut your stuff on the red carpet, get snapped by our pro photographer, and then dance the brunch away to ALL eras – from “Love Story” to “ME!” Don’t miss the chance to celebrate the magic of Taylor with your squad! Tickets are selling faster than you can say “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” – grab yours now!

The party starts at 10am and Phat Beatz (the east coasts BEST party DJs group) will be on stage bring your a dance party all day.

The Never-Ending Story 40th Anniversary, West Shore Theatre. July 21st. On his way to school, Bastian (Barret Oliver) ducks into a bookstore to avoid bullies. Sneaking away with a book called “The Neverending Story,” Bastian begins reading it in the school attic. The novel is about Fantasia, a fantasy land threatened by “The Nothing,” a darkness that destroys everything it touches. The kingdom needs the help of a human child to survive. When Bastian reads a description of himself in the book, he begins to wonder if Fantasia is real and needs him to survive.

Mom & Me Paddle Board Day Camp, Blue Marsh. July 23rd. Campers will learn the basics of stand up paddle boarding, participate in on-land fitness fun, and have a blast doing it! Adults and children will participate in the day’s activities together and separately, allowing time for both independence and bonding. Appropriate for children ages 8 and up (Younger children may be considered, please contact Aqua Om to discuss further). Boards and paddles are provided. Please bring a properly fitted PFD for your child. More details will be provided once you are registered. Use your own board and receive a discount using “BYOB” at checkout. Price is for one adult and one child. Additional children are $50 each, contact Aqua Om to register.

Camp Acorn Acres, That Fish Place – That Pet Place. July 25th. Plants grow in nearly every environment on earth and serve as food for people and many animals. Depending on the kind of plant (and animal), different parts may be eaten including the leaves, stems, roots, flowers, fruit and seeds. Children will learn about seeds as food for people and animals and discover how animals spread seeds.

Sunset Music & Movie Series: Ben Mauger’s New Orleans Jazz Band, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park. July 26th. Dauphin County Parks & Recreation is excited to offer a summer of fun events for the whole family with our Sunset Music & Movie Series! Each week will highlight local performing arts organizations or an outdoor movie every Friday night from June – August. Pack a picnic basket (or purchase from our food concessions), bring your blankets and your lawn chairs, and enjoy an evening of family fun!

WWII Weekend, Alexander Schaeffer Farm. July 27th – 28th. The Annual WWII Weekend is coming to the Historic Alexander Schaeffer Farm for 2 exciting days of demonstrations, displays and battle reenactments. Donations to HSI are appreciated. Food will be available for purchase. Parking fee.

Central PA Pride Parade and Festival, Downtown Harrisburg. July 27th. Pennsylvania’s Capital City is gearing up for an unforgettable celebration of love, acceptance, and unity at this year’s Pride Parade! As we embrace the spirit of Pride Month, we invite everyone to come together and participate in this vibrant and inclusive event that honors the LGBTQ+ community. Go to centralpapride.org/pride-parade to register!

Peach Festival, Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market. July 27th. Come spend the day and pick ‘em straight from the tree. Our peach festival features Pick-Your-Own Peaches, photos in the sunflower fields, fresh peach sundaes and tractor-drawn wagon rides to the peach orchard. Plus enjoy live music, activities and every peach inspired yummy under the sun. Join us at the orchard and farm with your friends and families as we celebrate the sweetness of the Peach Season! Celebrate at Peach Festival with FREE Admission!

Berks Summer Fest, FirstEnergy Stadium. July 27th. As part of a special initiative, Berks Arts has partnered with the Reading Fightin Phils to present Berks Summer Fest at FirstEnergy Stadium, scheduled for July 27, 2024.

Thanks to our title sponsor, Supportive Concepts for Families, along with the County of Berks and many sponsors and partners, Berks Arts is thrilled for the opportunity to present a FREE, FUN, FAMILY FRIENDLY arts festival for the entire family.

Enjoy concerts by various artists all day long, let the kids loose in the Fightin Phils Phunland, challenge your friends to a game of cornhole, and grab a drink & a bite from the delicious stadium concessions onsite.

Highland Cow Festival, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm. July 27th. Get Ready to Moo-ve and Groove at the Highland Cow Festival! Where the fluffiest creatures on earth take center stage! Get ready for a day packed with fuzzy fun as we celebrate these adorable bovines.

Festival Includes:

Cow themed games and crafts
Live music
Local Brewery & Winery
Special performances by Trick Roper MacKenzie Fish
Farm: 10:00am – 10:00pm

Festival Activities: 3:00pm -9:00pm

July Music Series: Afro-Caribbean, Reservoir Park. July 27th. On July 27th from 5:00pm – 10:00pm, get ready to groove to the rhythms of the Afro-Caribbean style music as AFROSOUL CARIBBEAN VIBEZ FEST takes the day at the July Music Series. Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with infectious beats and soulful vibes of Afro-Caribbean music featuring the incredible sounds of Plunky & Oneness, Joey Costar, Youth Dancers, Dwennimmen, Yazmine Dance, and Mawuena Dance Steps. Sponsored by Steel Workers Construction, Dauphin County Economic Development, Capital Blue Cross, and Harrisburg School District.

July Music Series: Latin Night, Reservoir Park. July 28th. Join us for an exhilarating grand finale on July 28th as the July Music Series closes out with Latin Night from 6:00pm-8:30pm. Get ready to dance the night away to the sizzling rhythms of Latin music featuring the sensational Adrian Anthony & Grupo Hypnosis, with special guest dancers Gigi & Jeremy, dance instructor Carlos Nazario, and DJ Poli! Sponsored by Latino Connection, M&T Bank, and Highmark Wholecare, this event promises a vibrant fusion of Latin sounds to ignite your passion for music and the dance floor.