5 things to do in Westmoreland this weekend: July 25-27

Welcome to the weekend. There are plenty of fun things to do around Westmoreland County.

From grain to glass

Whiskey lovers will be entranced by this informational experience. Explore whiskey artifacts of the past and the grain that will make this delicious spirit in the future — all in one event.

Stroll through the gallery at West Overton to see the largest collection of Pennsylvania whiskey artifacts while tasting whiskey from the Keystone Rye Collection. Then, take a trip outdoors to the rye fields to learn about the growth, harvest and processing of this distilled grain. Then, head to the distillery to see the process that will end with Pennsylvania whiskey.

The program will be held from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday at West Overton Village, 109 W. Overton Road, East Huntingdon. Tickets are $30 for nonmembers and $25 for members. Participants must be age 21 or older with valid identification. Learn more at westovertonvillage.org.

Vandergrift ArtsFest

This year’s Vandergrift ArtsFest will be an absolute fairy tale — a Grimm fairy tale, even. The one-day celebration of art, music, food and community will take place Sunday.

From noon to 9 p.m., rummage through more than 100 artisans in the vendor market, pick up mouthwatering food from more than 20 food vendors and bop to a lineup of 15 live music acts. It will also hold its traditional juried art show, so make sure to check out the works and vote for your favorites. Also feel free to participate in the scavenger hunt.

The festival will take place in downtown Vandergrift. Learn more at vandergrift artfest.com.

Led Zeppelin tribute

This long-awaited duo of tribute shows will please classic rock fans young and old. Get the Led Out will thunder their way through songs from Led Zeppelin’s catalogue in these rescheduled shows.

You’ll hear some of the hits, but this is an act for fans who love the deep cuts. They also like to focus on Led Zeppelin’s earlier years, so you’ll get something with this band that you may not get from other Zeppelin tributes. They pay special attention to the musicianship of Zep’s tunes and strive to deliver a nuanced and authentic experience.

Shows will be held at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman St., Greensburg. Tickets range from $30 to $72. Get yours at westmoreland culturaltrust.org.

Beyond Boundaries exhibition

You Are Here in Jeannette will be opening a new art exhibit this weekend. Beyond Boundaries features Southwestern Pennsylvania artists who are living with a disability.

The 15 artists have worked in a variety of mediums to bring their view of the world to life. This eye-opening collection of art will be on display until Sept. 13. The opening reception, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. at 406 Clay Ave., Jeannette.

Learn more about the exhibition at yah406clay.org.

SummerSounds

Get jazzy with the free SummerSounds concert series this Friday night at St. Clair Park. This week’s headliner is Cecily, a Washington, D.C., native whose voice and sound will transport you.

The singer-songwriter pens honest and vulnerable lyrics and sings them with her lovely soprano voice. Her newest album will release the day after the show, so celebrate with her. Preshow music by Skylar Burkett will begin at 6:15, and the headliner will come on at 7 p.m.

Learn more about the artist at summersounds.com.