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Things to Do in Marietta PA
Our Annual Traditions
Spring kicks off with the breathtaking Marietta Cherry Blossom Festival, where a section of Front Street closes down so visitors can stroll beneath more than 150 blooming cherry trees while enjoying multiple stages of live music, local artisan vendors, and food trucks.
Soon after, the town hosts its longest-standing tradition, Marietta Day, an expansive annual street fair and community market that transforms seven blocks of Market Street into a pedestrian-only paradise packed with food trucks, live entertainment, unique regional crafts, and yard sales.

History, Trails, and So Much More...
Marietta, PA is a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering an abundance of trails--including the Northwest River Trail and the Marietta Woods Trail System, rugged rock formations, scenic vistas, and river activities. If history is more your pace, you can explore our local museums or schedule a guided walk with community historians. Pressed for time? Grab a self-guided itinerary to discover the town's historic charm completely on your own schedule.
If you appreciate the arts, Susquehanna Stage is a beloved local treasure, celebrated for producing top-tier mainstage plays, sweeping musicals, and youth theatre workshops that rival metropolitan venues (check out our Events page to access their season lineup). If retail therapy is what you need, shoppers will love the creative, artistic vibes of our local shops. And don't forget to sample our excellent lunch options along Market and Front Streets.
October brings the lively Blues, Brews, & Boos Music Festival to Front Street, quickly followed by the eerie tales of Haunted Marietta. The year culminates in Marietta's premier winter celebration on the first Sunday of December: the Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes. Originating in 1966, this beloved event invites attendees to tour historic private residences, public landmarks, and local museums via a festive trolley system, encapsulating the timeless small-town charm that defines the borough.
Get the latest updates to these annual events and more on our Events page.