Bethel Park American Legion - Post 760

11/10/2026

11/10/2026

251 years of being the few, the proud … and the reason crayons come in a 64-pack.

All jokes aside, happy 251st birthday to the United States Marine Corps! Thank you for your courage, commitment and service.

Semper Fi!

11/10/2026

The Marine Corps birthday is a day for all Marines – once a Marine, always a Marine – to celebrate their shared service, history, and legacy.
Monday, Nov. 10, 2025 is the United States Marine Corps’ 248th birthday. While not a Federal holiday, Marines around the world have celebrated the Marine Corps Birthday for over a century.

11/10/2026

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is giving back to current and former service members this Veterans Day with free hot coffee at each of its 17 service plazas. Eligible customers can show their military ID to redeem a medium coffee at the plazas’ Starbucks or Dunkin’ locations. “Supporting ...

11/10/2026

NOVEMBER 10, 2026 | NATIONAL CIVIC PRIDE DAY | UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS BIRTHDAY | NATIONAL FORGET-ME-NOT DAY | NATIONAL VANILLA CUPCAKE DAY

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/november/10

11/09/2026

Bar Bingo Tuesday night, 7 to 9 PM at the Legion!

11/09/2026

Another fun Party at the Legion:
The Sons Pig Roast had great food, plenty of Sides, and deserts!
Scott Riggle again provided amazing music, filling several requests from the crowd!

More photos here on our website:
https://bethelparklegion760.org/photos

11/09/2026

Nearly lost to history is the story of the Italian immigrants who raised Rockefeller Center’s first Christmas tree. On Dec. 24, 1931, in the depths of the Great Depression, laborers building Rockefeller Center pooled their money to buy a 20-foot balsam fir.

Their families decorated the tree with cranberries, paper garlands, tin cans and even foil wrappers from blasting caps that set off explosives during excavation.

In the photo, the workers are lined up beside the tree to collect their wages. What began as a gesture of gratitude for having work became one of New York City’s most beloved Christmas traditions.