“Irwin, The Biggest Little Town in Pennsylvania ™” Events organized by the Irwin Business & Professional Association (IBPA) unless otherwise noted.
2021 Downtown Irwin Events - FREE TO ATTEND!
| Saturday, Feb. 13 | Galentine’s Day | |
| Saturday, Mar. 13 | St. Patrick's Day Food & Family Fun Fest | |
| Saturday, Apr. 24 | Spring Car Cruise | |
| Saturday, May 15 | Scrabble Run co-sponsored by Irwin Pet | |
| Saturday, June 12 | Ethnic Festival & Craft Show | |
| Thursday, June 17 | Music in the Streets #1 | |
| TBD | Gig On Main | |
| Saturday, July 17 | Craft Show & Special Food | |
| Saturday, Aug. 7 | Sidewalk Flea Market | |
| Saturday, Aug. 14 | Craft Show & Special Food | |
| Thursday, Aug. 19 | Music in the Streets #2 | |
| Thursday, Sept. 16 | Fall Car Cruise | |
| Saturday, Sept. 18 | Fall Craft Show | |
| Saturday, Sept. 18 | Sing for Their Supper Food Bank “Food”raiser | |
| TBD | Downtown Irwin Ghost Walk | |
| Saturday, Oct. 23 | Store to Store Trick-or-Treat | |
| Saturday, Oct. 23 | Children’s Halloween Parade organized by Irwin Borough | |
| Thursday, Nov. 4 | Ladies’ Night | |
| Thursday, Nov. 18 | Light-Up Norwin organized by the Norwin Rotary | |
| Saturday, Nov. 27 | National Small Business Saturday organized by AMEX | |
| TBD | Christmas Tour | |
| To download a "printable" Event List... Click Here | ||
* The dates for the Concerts in the Park, organized by Irwin Borough, are TBD.
* All events will follow the CDC covid mitigation guidelines.
* Dates subject to change.
* Follow the Downtown Irwin Facebook page for updates.
June-October: Irwin Farm Market, Saturdays, 8:00-Noon @ Irwin Professional Building near Irwin Park.
The Lamp Theatre: For upcoming events, visit www.lamptheatre.org or call (724) 367-4000.
To download a "printable" Event List... Click Here
Irwin Pennsylvania was founded in 1853 as a station on the new Pennsylvania Railroad. It was incorporated as a Borough in 1864
and was a center of transportation and commerce for the surrounding townships of North Huntingdon, Penn, Hempfield and Sewickley.
It went on to be part of two streetcar lines, the Lincoln Highway, the first air mail pickup and an original terminus of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
| Irwin Business and Professional Association | Irwin, PA | 15642 |   |
