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July 2020
Brandywine Zoo
Located in beautiful Brandywine Park, the zoo is once again welcoming visitors. 1001 N. Park Dr. , Wilmington. Timed sessions, 10 to noon or 1 to 3, must reg. $5–$7. 302-571-7788; BrandywineZoo.org.
Find out more »August 2020
Folk Tales in the Garden at People’s Light-TBD.
A socially distanced, outdoor edu-tainment offering for families with children, 2–10. Storytellers lead families through a world creation story inspired by Korean and First Nations’ folk tales. It’s a 45-minute frolic full of audience participation and will enchant the whole family. People’s Light, 39 Conestoga Rd., Malvern. 10 am. $30 per family. 610-644-3500; PeoplesLight.org.
Find out more »September 2020
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
The castle gates swing wide and the Faire continues on weekends plus Labor Day Monday. Each weekend during the Faire season will showcase an exciting theme that offers a different experience for each visit, including Oktoberfest, Celtic Weekend, Autumn Harvest and more (subject to change). Social distancing practices will be in place and masks will be required for all themed events. More information at PARenFaire.com.
Find out more »Strasburg Railroad
Since 1832, Strasburg Railroad has provided an authentic experience of a real steam railroad. Locomotives and passenger cars are not replicas. Take a 45-minute, round-trip ride through the Amish countryside to Paradise and back. 301 Gap Rd., Ronks. Tickets must be purchased in advance on website. 866-725-9666; StrasburgRailroad.com.
Find out more »Cinema Pop Ups
A movie-going experience with ample and safe guest spacing, state-of-the-art audio streams and an app-based platform to allow for greatly reduced personal contact. Visit website for shows. The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks, 100 Station Ave., Oaks. $25 per car. CinemaPopUps.com
Find out more »October 2020
Story Time in Enchanted Woods at Winterthur
Share the joy of reading while cultivating an interest and appreciation for nature. Children ages 3 to 6 enjoy nature-based stories in Winterthur’s Garden. 5105 Kennett Pk., Winterthur. 11 to 11:30. $6–$20. 800-448-3883; Winterthur.org.
Find out more »Delaware Art Museum and DelArt Cinema Present Drive-in Movies
Oct. 1, The Birdcage; Oct. 15, North by Northwest; Oct. 29, Frankenstein. Popcorn and a soda or water included. Delaware Art Museum Copeland Sculpture Garden, Gates open 7:45, moveie at 8:30. 2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington. $19, adv. purchase only. DelArt.org.
Find out more »Full Moon Fundraiser At Wolf Sanctuary of PA
The event features a roaring bonfire (weather permitting), live entertainment and guided tours. Learn about wolves at the sanctuary and information about wolf conservation and biology. Bring a blanket, a flashlight and a chair. 465 Speedwell Forge Rd., Lititz. Age 16 and older only. Res. req., $35. 717-626-4617; WolfSanctuaryPA.org.
Find out more »Colonial PA Plantation: Spirits at Sunset
Visitors ages 13+ can use ghost hunting equipment to explore four of the Plantation’s oldest and most storied buildings, while the entire experience is tracked using live night vision monitors. Masks required. 3900 N. Sandy Flash Dr., Newtown Square. 7 pm. $25. 610-566-1725; ColonialPlantation.org.
Find out more »West Chester Railroad
Enjoy a fall afternoon along the Chester Creek Valley from a heated train as you take a 90-minute journey back in time to the village of Glen Mills and return. 230 E. Market St., West Chester. Noon and 2 pm. $15–17. Tickets must be purchased in advance on website. 610-430-2233; WCRailroad.com.
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