Sewickley area events include golf outing, 'Footloose' and egg hunts

A series of community events in the Sewickley area are scheduled this spring and early summer, including the Anthony Colosimo Memorial Golf Outing on June 5 and Sewickley Academy’s production of 'Footloose' March 5–7.

Several community activities and programs are planned across the Sewickley area through spring and into summer. The items range from fundraisers and school theater to nature workshops and civic volunteer openings. Dates, fees and deadlines are noted for many events as organizations prepare for seasonal programming. These listings reflect local groups' efforts to offer recreational, educational and civic opportunities to residents. Notable upcoming events: - The 21st annual Anthony Colosimo Memorial Golf Outing is set for June 5 at Beaver Valley Golf Club; fees are $150 per golfer until June 1 and $175 thereafter, registration on event day starts at 8 a.m., with a shotgun start at 9 a.m., lunch at 2 p.m., and all proceeds benefiting the Quaker Valley Rotary Foundation. - Sewickley Academy will present "Footloose: The Musical" at Rea Auditorium on March 5–7 (evening shows at 7 p.m. and a 2 p.m. matinee on March 7); tickets are free but should be reserved in advance and the production may not be suitable for young audiences. - Leetsdale plans an Easter Egg Hunt from 2 to 4 p.m. April 4 in Henle Park; the borough received a $100,000 state grant to build a new pavilion in Henle Park with work expected in spring 2027. - Sewickley approved street closures for the Memorial Day parade on May 25, closing Broad, Grant, Beaver and Chestnut streets from 6 a.m. to noon. - The Pennsylvania State Police is accepting applications through May 1 for its 2026 Law and Leadership Academy (Southwest location), a free program running May 11 through Aug. 5 that models aspects of a police academy curriculum. - Fern Hollow Nature Center’s adult programs include a Houseplant Propagation Workshop on March 11, a Flora & Fauna Hike on April 7, a "Crazy Carnivorous Plants" session on May 13 and a Rock Gardening workshop on June 10, with varying member and nonmember fees and required registration. Summary: These listings show a range of civic, cultural and recreational activities scheduled across the Sewickley area over the coming months. Several events include registration windows or deadlines, such as the golf outing registration and the State Police academy application period; other items note dates for performances, workshops and civic meetings. Undetermined at this time