Celebrate one of America’s first celebrities with Winterthur Museum’s latest exhibition commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Marquis de Lafayette’s 1824–25 “Farewell Tour” of the U.S. The exhibition explores Lafayette’s impact on our young nation through a selection of Winterthur memorabilia and objects honoring the Revolutionary War hero. 5105 Kennett Pk., Winterthur, DE. Tues.–Sun., 10 […]
“Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins: The Life and Art of Barbara Shermund.” The exhibition spotlights the career of one of the first women cartoonists to work for The New Yorker magazine, which marks its 100th anniversary this year. Over 75 original drawings by Barbara Shermund highlight her takes on modern womanhood […]
Mar. 1–July 27, “Inked Impressions: Etchings in the Age of Whistler.” Mar. 15–Sept. 7, “Marisol to Warhol: Printmaking and Creative Collaboration.” 2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington. Wed, 10 to 4; Thurs, 10 to 8; Fri–Sun, 10 to 4. $6–$12, Sun, free. 302-571-9590; DelArt.org.
Apr. 3–Aug. 2, “The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits.” Apr. 12–Oct. 18, Ryan & Friends: Lifetime of Laughter. 2760 #A Old Philadelphia Pk., Bird-in-Hand. Times and tickets, 717-768-1568; Bird-In-Hand.com/Stage.
Here are just a few—check the website for more: Apr. 5, Melissa Etheridge; Apr. 17, The Temptations & The Four Tops; Apr. 18, Bonnie Raitt; May 3, Stayin’ Alive: One Night of the Bee Gees; May 17, Trisha Yearwood; June 22, Take Me Home: The Music of John Denver. 2425 Lincoln Hwy. E., Lancaster. Times […]
Apr. 11–May 17, “Fiddler on the Roof.” May 23–June 21, “We Will Rock You” music of Queen. 510 Centerville Rd., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-898-1900; DutchApple.com.
Apr. 11–May 11, “Anastasia: The Musical.” June 13–July 20, “Cats.” 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-397-7425; TheFulton.org.
Revisit nature and revel in brilliant blooms to stunning vistas from the Conservatory Overlook as you watch dancing fountains. 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square. Thurs–Sat, 9:15 pm. $18–$25. 610-388-1000; LongwoodGardens.org.
Through June 15, “Andrew Wyeth: Human Nature.” Through July 13, “Tell me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins: The Life and Art of Barbara Shermund.” Through Sept. 7, “This Earthen Door: Nature as Muse and Material.” 1 Hoffman’s Mill Rd., Chadds Ford. Wed–Mon, 9:30 to 4:30. $8–$20. Brandywine.org.
See Olympic-caliber riders, junior classes and Lead Line or come for the fun outside the ring at North America’s oldest and largest outdoor multi-breed horse show. Visit the Country Fair’s midway attractions and boutiques. Benefits Bryn Mawr Hospital. 23 Dorset Rd., Devon. DevonHorseShow.net.
Gather your family or closest friends and visit the 12 inspiring attractions across Wilmington & the Brandywine Valley. With the Passport you can explore at your own pace or spread your visits across the entire spring, summer and fall. For tickets, VisitWilmingtonDE.com/Passport.
Hilarity, failed dishes and food during this live “broadcast” of a cooking show. 200 Water St., Wilmington. Times and tickets, 302-594-1100; DelawareTheatre.org.
Presented by Diving Cat Studio Gallery, local artists exhibit creative styles in art and craft in a uniquely restored 1790s four-story mill house. 1655 Hollow Rd., Chester Springs. Fri, Preview Party, 5 to 9; Sat– Sun, 10 to 6. 484-919-8774; FrogHollowArtShow.com.
Dine outside or enjoy a drink with friends, explore the boutiques and retail stores or take in a show. Road closed on 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge St. from 4 pm Fri through 7 am Mon. Fri, 4 to 10; Sat–Sun, 7 am to 10 pm. PhoenixvilleFirst.org.
Four blocks of Gay Street (from Matlack to Darlington Street) are closed to vehicles so everyone can enjoy al fresco dining and shopping. Gay Street will be shut down for the Open-Air Market every weekend (Fri morning through Mon morning). DowntownWestChester.com.
Diners can enjoy either menu discounts or prix-fixe menus at restaurants in Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Lewes and Coastal Delaware. Benefits military and first responders. Beach-Fun.com/Restaurant-Week.html.
Kent County is transformed into a hub of music, featuring performances to suit virtually every taste. Historic Chestertown, MD. Some concerts are free, others require a ticket. For times and tickets visit NationalMusic.us.
Featuring 100 curated vendors with a wide variety of handmade and vintage goods along with food trucks, live music, beer and wine, free kids crafts and many additional shopping and dining options in town. May 18, 7 N. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr. June 1, 600 S. Broad St., Kennett Square. 10 to 4. TheCloverMarket.com.
Hosted by Media Business Authority and managed by the Historical Car Club of PA, the show is free and open to the public from noon to 3 pm on State St., Media. Free parking in Media borough public lots. VisitMediaPA.com.
Climb into an antique automobile or board one of the trains and experience what it was like to travel at the turn of the 20th century. Tour the 1897 mansion that was home to three generations of the Marshall family. 3000 Creek Rd., Hockessin, DE. 12:30 to 4:30. $8–$15. AuburnHeights.org.
Join CVIM and its partners for a day of golf along with breakfast, lunch, dinner, open bar, auction and giveaways. Supports the region’s largest free healthcare center for families without health insurance. Applebrook Golf Club, 100 Line Rd., Malvern. Learn more at CVIM.org.
Bring chairs and blankets to Historic Rock Ford for an evening of chamber music on the lawn of the Hand Mansion. 881 Rock Ford Rd., Lancaster. Charcuterie box and wine available for purchase when reserving tickets. 6:30 pm. Tickets, $15. HistoricRockFord.org/Special-Events.
June 4, Joan Osborne; June 7, That Motown Band; June 15, Robin Trower; June 21, Get The Led Out. 291 N. Keswick Ave., Glenside. Visit website for more. KeswickTheatre.com.
Classics Book Club: June 4, “The Ministry of Utmost Happiness” by Arundhati Roy, 2 pm. NonFiction Book Group: June 5, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat: And Other Clinical Tales” by Oliver Sacks, 7 pm. Fiction Book Group: June 18 & 19, “The One-In-A-Million Boy” by Monica Wood. 549 Wellington Sq., Exton. […]
Stroll. Shop. Dine. Restaurants set up tables on State Street, which is closed from Jackson to Orange, for this summer-long outdoor dining event. Check VisitMediaPA.com for participating restaurants.
Enjoy a borough-wide happy hour to unwind with friends every Wednesday, 4 to 7 pm. Participating locations offer select $5 beers, $6 wines and $7 cocktails plus half-price appetizers. DowntownWestChester.com for locations.
Bring the whole family and a picnic for summer fun in a beautiful outdoor setting. Or sample local food trucks. Dogfish Head craft beer and Woodside Farm Creamery ice cream are available for purchase. 200 Hagley Creek Rd., Wilmington. 5 to 8 pm. $5. Hagley.org.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase, along with a cornhole tournament and raffle. Benefits Safe Harbor of Chester County. Locust Lane Craft Brewery, 50 Three Tun Rd., Ste. #4, Malvern. 5 to 8 pm. Free. SafeHarborOfCC.org.
June 5, Seth Walker with special guest Chris Kasper; June 13, Better Than Bacon; June 20, Dead Letter Office: A Tribute to R.E.M.; June 28, Gordon Sterling and The People. 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square. Visit website for more. Times and tickets, 484-732-8295; KennettFlash.org.
1165 Wilmington Pk., West Chester. Thurs, 9 to 6, Fri, 9 to 8, Sat. 8 to 4. 610-492-5700; WestChesterAmishMarket.com.
Eagleview Town Center, Wellington Square, Exton. Thurs. 3 to 7. 610-836-1391; GrowingRootsPartners.com
Three events are offered: a 5 Mile Run, 5K Run and the 1.5 Mile Fun Run for families and youngsters. Benefits East Bradford Township’s public trails program. Participants receive a free beer from Artillery Brewing Co. (root beer for minors) and a race t-shirt. 1300 Valley Creek Rd., Downingtown. 6 pm. $20–$30. EastBradford.org.
NonFiction Book Group: May 1, “The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder” by David Grann, 7 pm. Classics Book Club: May 7, “In Our Time” by Ernest Hemmingway, 2 pm. Fiction Book Group: June 5, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat: And Other Clinical Tales” by Oliver Sacks, 7 pm. […]
A new take on the traditional Strawberry Festival, featuring midway rides for younger children, performing arts area with live entertainment, vendors, crafts and more. Benefits the greater Coatesville community. 1st & 3rd Aves., Coatesville. 5 to 9. Free with some pay-as-you-go attractions. DowntownCoatesvillePA.com.
June 6, Both Sides Now: the music and lives of Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen; June 7, The Taylor Swift Experience; June 26, The Allman Betts Band; June 30, Diana Krall. 818 N. Market St., Wilmington. Visit website for more. TheGrandWilmington.org.
June 6, “That’s Life” starring Tony Sands; June 7, Whammer Jammer: J. Geils Band Tribute; June 13, Griese: Sweet Baby James; June 22, Kanin Wren: Taylor Swift Experience; June 28, Green River: The Ultimate CCR John Fogerty Tribute Show. 226 N. High St. More shows, tickets and times, UptownWestChester.org.
Dining and dancing under the stars, surrounded by the beauty of roses in bloom. Supports all aspects of the Arboretum’s mission. 100 E. Northwestern Ave., Philadelphia. For info and tickets, MorrisArboretumGala.org.
Dine outside or enjoy a drink with friends, explore the boutiques and retail stores or take in a show. Road closed on 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge St. from 4 pm Fri through 7 am Mon. Fri, 4 to 10; Sat–Sun, 7 am to 10 pm. PhoenixvilleFirst.org.
Four blocks of Gay Street (from Matlack to Darlington Street) are closed to vehicles so everyone can enjoy al fresco dining and shopping. Gay Street will be shut down for the Open-Air Market every weekend (Fri morning through Mon morning). DowntownWestChester.com.
Block party to celebrate all the flavors of Lititz from local restaurants with live music. On Main St., Lititz. 5 to 9 pm. LititzPA.com.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
The secret to Stardust’s magic? Being outdoors on a beautiful summer evening — wrapped in a stunning conserved landscape as far as the eye can see — for cocktails, a roving supper and merriment under the stars. And knowing you’re supporting Natural Lands’ effort to save open space, care for nature and connect people to […]
Experience the passion of authentic Spanish flamenco as award-winning dancer Patricia Donn joins an extraordinary ensemble. 104 E. State St., Media. 3, 5:30 and 8 pm. $59–$119. MediaTheatre.org.
Celebrate the plant-based/vegan lifestyle and learn about the benefits of a vegan lifestyle. Benefits Lancaster Farm Sanctuary. 901 Buchanan Ave., Lancaster. Noon to 5. Free. PAVegFest.com.
Warren Ave. & Roberts Rd., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com.
Log Cabin Field, Kerr Park, Pennsylvania Ave., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com
The latest major addition to Chester County's open space inventory is the 200+ acres of Crebilly Farm, home to one of the last freed slaves in the county and part of the Battle of Brandywine. Join the Westtown Historical Commission for a free public talk featuring architects who designed some of the beautiful buildings on […]
Rides for all levels—from beginners to accomplished cyclists—with courses from 11 to 100 miles. Benefits French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust. Kimberton Fairgrounds, 762 Pike Springs Rd., Phoenixville. Registration, 7 am. $65. IronTour.org.
Seven bands, 50+ crafters and booths, food vendors, rides & games and more in Everhart Park, 100 S. Brandywine St. Noon to 7 pm. Free. TurksHeadFestival.com.
Indulge in a fusion of the finest local wines, culinary delights and live music. Ticket options include a VIP experience with curated food stations, exclusive wine pairings, workshops and early festival access. Benefits Kennett Collaborative, a nonprofit that helps Kennett thrive through programs, events and initiatives. 100 block of S. Broad St., Kennett Square. 2 […]
This popular Delco tradition offers everything from Classical to Cajun, Motown to Broadway, Doo Wop to Rock & Pop. Visit website for concerts. Rose Tree Park, Rt. 252 & Providence Rd., Upper Providence. Free. DelcoPA.gov/Departments/Parks/SummerFestival.html.
Stroll. Shop. Dine. Restaurants set up tables on State Street, which is closed from Jackson to Orange, for this summer-long outdoor dining event. Check VisitMediaPA.com for participating restaurants.
Enjoy a borough-wide happy hour to unwind with friends every Wednesday, 4 to 7 pm. Participating locations offer select $5 beers, $6 wines and $7 cocktails plus half-price appetizers. DowntownWestChester.com for locations.
Bring the whole family and a picnic for summer fun in a beautiful outdoor setting. Or sample local food trucks. Dogfish Head craft beer and Woodside Farm Creamery ice cream are available for purchase. 200 Hagley Creek Rd., Wilmington. 5 to 8 pm. $5. Hagley.org.
The Big Reads Book Group: June 4, “Madame Sosostris and the Festival for the Brokenhearted” by Ben Okri. International Voices Book Group: June 11, “We Have Always Been Here” by Samra Habib. Kiss and Tell Romance Book Group: June 18, “When the Tides Held the Moon” by Venessa Vida Kelley. Then and Now Book Group: […]
1165 Wilmington Pk., West Chester. Thurs, 9 to 6, Fri, 9 to 8, Sat. 8 to 4. 610-492-5700; WestChesterAmishMarket.com.
Eagleview Town Center, Wellington Square, Exton. Thurs. 3 to 7. 610-836-1391; GrowingRootsPartners.com
BYO chairs and picnic blankets to enjoy live music, beverages from Locust Lane Craft Brewery, Manatawny Still Works and Chaddsford Winery and delicious foods from food trucks onsite. 260 Spring Valley Rd., Malvern. 5 to 8. $10. HistoricSugartown.org.
June 12, join the 31st Town Tours kickoff celebration in West Chester and explore some of the borough’s “Untold Stories” at the Church of the Holy Trinity, 212 S. High St., 5:30 p.m. Upcoming tours: June 26, Coatesville; July 10, Warwick County Park; July 17, Valley Forge NHP; July 26, Lafayette Day; July 31, Barnard […]
The theater will be transformed into an abandoned amusement park that will surround the audience, delivering Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic in a magical new light. 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-397-7425; TheFulton.org.
Balloons from all over the country are highlighted, along with a Special Shaped Balloon Rodeo, untethered and tethered balloon rides, and a walk-thru balloon. In addition, you’ll enjoy a beer garden, live music, great food, crafts, kid zone and more. The festival benefits the Scouting America Troop 52, Chester County Hero Fund, local police, fire […]
Dine outside or enjoy a drink with friends, explore the boutiques and retail stores or take in a show. Road closed on 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge St. from 4 pm Fri through 7 am Mon. Fri, 4 to 10; Sat–Sun, 7 am to 10 pm. PhoenixvilleFirst.org.
Four blocks of Gay Street (from Matlack to Darlington Street) are closed to vehicles so everyone can enjoy al fresco dining and shopping. Gay Street will be shut down for the Open-Air Market every weekend (Fri morning through Mon morning). DowntownWestChester.com.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
Bring a picnic dinner and relax on the lawn as Steve Guyger plays the blues harmonica. Community Center, Monroe St. between 3rd and 4th Sts., Media. 6 to 8 pm. MediaArtsCouncil.org.
June 6, An American Classic: Bruce vs. Petty Born to Run Down The Dream; June 13, Steve Earle; June 14, Aimee Mann; June 20, Spafford; June 21, Jealousy Curve: June 28, Strand of Oaks. Concerts through Sept. 14. Township Bldg. Park, 175 W. Valley Forge Rd., King of Prussia. 7 pm. Visit website for tickets. […]
The annual 112-mi. guided canoe/kayak trip begins in Schuylkill Haven and ends at Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row. Participants paddle 14–18 miles per day. Register for one day or more or the entire week. Meals, camping arrangements and shuttle service included. $120–$720. SchuylkillRiver.org/Sojourn.
18 holes of mini golf between Matlack and Darlington Sts. on Gay St. during the Open-Air Market. Noon to 4. Age 12 and under, $5; 13 and above, $8. West-Chester.com.
Enjoy the flea market from 8 to 2, and the Strawberry Festival from 11 to 3. Hot dogs and hamburgers, side salads, strawberry shortcake and ice cream will be available for purchase. There will be games for the kids and music. Benefits the Historical Society. 204 Church St., Phoenixville. HSPA-PA.org.
Warren Ave. & Roberts Rd., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com.
Log Cabin Field, Kerr Park, Pennsylvania Ave., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com
June 19 – Juneteenth Jubilee. Learn about the significance of Juneteenth and enjoy live performances from local artists. 100 State St. 5 to 9. CultureChesCo.org. June 15 – Kennett Underground Railroad Bus Tour, 1 pm. Kennett Heritage Center, 120 N. Union St. KennettUndergroundRR.org. June 20 – Comedy performance and interview with comedian Preacher Lawson at […]
Take Dad on a 90-minute round-trip train ride from West Chester to Glen Mills and return on his special day. Explore the historic Glen Mills train station as well as the picnic grove along the Chester Creek. West Chester Railroad, 230 E. Market St., West Chester. $20–$25. Dads ride for a special reduced fare, $5. […]
Music, speakers, performances. 1 to 4. The Charles A. Melton Center, 501 E. Miner St. #JuneteenthFestival. More events to come. Visit CultureChesCo.org.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
June 15, Greaseband; June 29, Jess Zimmerman Band. Concerts through Aug. 24. Food trucks and 50/50 raffle at concerts. Albert C. Miller Memorial Park, 220 Miller Way, Exton. 6 pm. Free. WestWhiteland.org.
Fiction Book Group: June 17, “All We Were Promised” by Ashton Lattimore, 1 pm. Fiction Book Group: June 26, “Soil: the Story of a Black Mother’s Garden” by Camille T. Dungy, 7 pm. 116 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne. MainPointBooks.com.
Classics Book Club: June 4, “The Ministry of Utmost Happiness” by Arundhati Roy, 2 pm. NonFiction Book Group: June 5, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat: And Other Clinical Tales” by Oliver Sacks, 7 pm. Fiction Book Group: June 18 & 19, “The One-In-A-Million Boy” by Monica Wood. 549 Wellington Sq., Exton. […]
Stroll. Shop. Dine. Restaurants set up tables on State Street, which is closed from Jackson to Orange, for this summer-long outdoor dining event. Check VisitMediaPA.com for participating restaurants.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Enjoy a borough-wide happy hour to unwind with friends every Wednesday, 4 to 7 pm. Participating locations offer select $5 beers, $6 wines and $7 cocktails plus half-price appetizers. DowntownWestChester.com for locations.
Bring the whole family and a picnic for summer fun in a beautiful outdoor setting. Or sample local food trucks. Dogfish Head craft beer and Woodside Farm Creamery ice cream are available for purchase. 200 Hagley Creek Rd., Wilmington. 5 to 8 pm. $5. Hagley.org.
Classics Book Club: June 4, “The Ministry of Utmost Happiness” by Arundhati Roy, 2 pm. NonFiction Book Group: June 5, “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat: And Other Clinical Tales” by Oliver Sacks, 7 pm. Fiction Book Group: June 18 & 19, “The One-In-A-Million Boy” by Monica Wood. 549 Wellington Sq., Exton. […]
1165 Wilmington Pk., West Chester. Thurs, 9 to 6, Fri, 9 to 8, Sat. 8 to 4. 610-492-5700; WestChesterAmishMarket.com.
Eagleview Town Center, Wellington Square, Exton. Thurs. 3 to 7. 610-836-1391; GrowingRootsPartners.com
Picnic concerts with food trucks opening at 5 pm. Music at 6:30. Sin Brothers perform. Concerts through Aug. 21. Check website for weather updates. 200 E. Marshall St. Free. MarshallSquarePark.org.
Enjoy outdoor dining, extended shopping hours, live music, children’s activities, pop-up vendors and more. State Street is closed from Broad to Center Sts. from 5 to 10 pm every third Thursday. KennettCollaborative.org.
Premier grass doubles volleyball tournament, attracting nationally ranked pros, amateurs and even kids. For spectators, there’s a great selection of food, a beer tent and vendors. Main field at Memorial Park, 75 W. King St., Pottstown. $10; children under 12 free. PottstownRumble.com.
Pack a picnic, blanket, chairs and the family, and enjoy a movie, TBD. Food trucks on site. June 20, Veterans Memorial Park, 315 Viet Alley. Aug. 15, Hoopes Park, 700 Hoopes Park Ln. Starts at dusk. West-Chester.com.
Dine outside or enjoy a drink with friends, explore the boutiques and retail stores or take in a show. Road closed on 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge St. from 4 pm Fri through 7 am Mon. Fri, 4 to 10; Sat–Sun, 7 am to 10 pm. PhoenixvilleFirst.org.
Four blocks of Gay Street (from Matlack to Darlington Street) are closed to vehicles so everyone can enjoy al fresco dining and shopping. Gay Street will be shut down for the Open-Air Market every weekend (Fri morning through Mon morning). DowntownWestChester.com.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
June 6, An American Classic: Bruce vs. Petty Born to Run Down The Dream; June 13, Steve Earle; June 14, Aimee Mann; June 20, Spafford; June 21, Jealousy Curve: June 28, Strand of Oaks. Concerts through Sept. 14. Township Bldg. Park, 175 W. Valley Forge Rd., King of Prussia. 7 pm. Visit website for tickets. […]
Artisans offer contemporary fine crafts including jewelry, functional and decorative pottery, men’s and women’s wearables and upscale home furnishings. Foundry 48 Event Center, 100 W. Millport Rd., Lititz. Daily, 10 to 5. $15. PACrafts.org.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Warren Ave. & Roberts Rd., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com.
Log Cabin Field, Kerr Park, Pennsylvania Ave., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com
Activities to engage the community and shed light on the importance of African American history with reenactors, music, art, dance, drummers, street theater, magic, soul food and storytelling. 2 to 6 pm. 200 block of Bridge St. CultureChesCo.org.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
June 22, The Chatterband; June 29, The Sam Stinson Band. Bring dry goods for West Chester Food Cupboard. West Goshen Community Park, N. Five Points and Fern Hill Rds., West Chester. Concerts through Aug. 24. 6:30. Free. WestGoshen.org.
The Big Reads Book Group: June 4, “Madame Sosostris and the Festival for the Brokenhearted” by Ben Okri. International Voices Book Group: June 11, “We Have Always Been Here” by Samra Habib. Kiss and Tell Romance Book Group: June 18, “When the Tides Held the Moon” by Venessa Vida Kelley. Then and Now Book Group: […]
Follow an unfortunate florist who unwittingly cultivates a singing botanical menace. 39 Conestoga Rd., Malvern. Times and tickets, PeoplesLight.org.
Stroll. Shop. Dine. Restaurants set up tables on State Street, which is closed from Jackson to Orange, for this summer-long outdoor dining event. Check VisitMediaPA.com for participating restaurants.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Enjoy a borough-wide happy hour to unwind with friends every Wednesday, 4 to 7 pm. Participating locations offer select $5 beers, $6 wines and $7 cocktails plus half-price appetizers. DowntownWestChester.com for locations.
Bring the whole family and a picnic for summer fun in a beautiful outdoor setting. Or sample local food trucks. Dogfish Head craft beer and Woodside Farm Creamery ice cream are available for purchase. 200 Hagley Creek Rd., Wilmington. 5 to 8 pm. $5. Hagley.org.
1165 Wilmington Pk., West Chester. Thurs, 9 to 6, Fri, 9 to 8, Sat. 8 to 4. 610-492-5700; WestChesterAmishMarket.com.
Eagleview Town Center, Wellington Square, Exton. Thurs. 3 to 7. 610-836-1391; GrowingRootsPartners.com
June 12, join the 31st Town Tours kickoff celebration in West Chester and explore some of the borough’s “Untold Stories” at the Church of the Holy Trinity, 212 S. High St., 5:30 p.m. Upcoming tours: June 26, Coatesville; July 10, Warwick County Park; July 17, Valley Forge NHP; July 26, Lafayette Day; July 31, Barnard […]
Family-friendly happy hour series, featuring a local food vendor and live music along with adult beverages, including craft beer and wine. Concession stand with snacks and soft drinks. Brandywine Park, 1001 N. Park Dr., Wilmington. 5:30 to 8:30 pm. $7–$10. BrandywineZoo.org.
Apr. 26, VolksFest 2025; May 24 & 25, FlavorFest at Mount Hope; June 27–29, Celtic Fling & Highland Games; July 12, 16th Annual Blues & Brews at Mount Hope. 2775 Lebanon Rd., Manheim. Times and tickets, PARenFaire.com.
Dine outside or enjoy a drink with friends, explore the boutiques and retail stores or take in a show. Road closed on 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge St. from 4 pm Fri through 7 am Mon. Fri, 4 to 10; Sat–Sun, 7 am to 10 pm. PhoenixvilleFirst.org.
Four blocks of Gay Street (from Matlack to Darlington Street) are closed to vehicles so everyone can enjoy al fresco dining and shopping. Gay Street will be shut down for the Open-Air Market every weekend (Fri morning through Mon morning). DowntownWestChester.com.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
June 6, Over the Hillbillies (free); June 15, Rhett Miller; June 20, Livingston Taylor; June 21, Chris Smither; June 27, The Point 20 Year Reunion. Concerts through Sept. 5. The Gazebo, 9 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr. 7 pm. $18. BrynMawrTwilightConcerts.com.
Enjoy traditional pipe bands and Celtic rock bands. Savor delicious Celtic cuisine, fresh brewed ales, wines, ciders and more. Mount Hope Estate & Winery, 2775 Lebanon Rd., Manheim. Fri night concert, at 5, $29.95; Sat–Sun, gates open at 11 am, $13.95–$33.95. PARenFaire.com.
389 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. Wed., Fri., Sat., 6 to 4. 610-688-9856. LancasterCountyFarmersMarket.com.
Warren Ave. & Roberts Rd., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com.
Log Cabin Field, Kerr Park, Pennsylvania Ave., Sat. 9 to 1. 610-836-1391. GrowingRootsPartners.com
Spectators picnic and tailgate at the grounds. 232 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Friday Twilight Polo—gates open at 5; match at 5:30. Sun, gates open at 1:30; match at 3, $15–$20. Canceled for rain or extreme heat. 610-268-8692; BrandywinePolo.com.
June 15, Greaseband; June 29, Jess Zimmerman Band. Concerts through Aug. 24. Food trucks and 50/50 raffle at concerts. Albert C. Miller Memorial Park, 220 Miller Way, Exton. 6 pm. Free. WestWhiteland.org.
June 22, The Chatterband; June 29, The Sam Stinson Band. Bring dry goods for West Chester Food Cupboard. West Goshen Community Park, N. Five Points and Fern Hill Rds., West Chester. Concerts through Aug. 24. 6:30. Free. WestGoshen.org.
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