Explore the Conservatory’s soaring baskets and lush planting beds. Enjoy a performance of jazz, classical and organ music. 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square. Daily 10 to 5, closed Tues. $16–$30. 610-388-1000; LongwoodGardens.org.
There’s still time to visit this exciting, new outdoor family-friendly ice rink at The Creamery, a community gathering space for the whole family in the heart of Kennett Square. The rink features Glice — synthetic ice known for its authentic skating performance. 401 Birch St., Kennett Square. Open Fri., 4:30 to 9 p.m.; Sat., 12:30 […]
“Home Places: Andrew Wyeth and the Architecture of Chadds Ford.” 1 Hoffman’s Mill Rd., Chadds Ford. Wed–Mon, 10 to 4. $6–$18. Brandywine.org.
“Seventeen Men” — an exhibit discovering the men of the U.S. Colored Troops and their role in the Union Army during the Civil War. 225 N. High St., West Chester. Tues–Sat, 9:30 to 4:30. $5–$8. MyCCHC.org.
Created for the 100-year celebration of The Walt Disney Company, the world premiere exhibition will feature rarely seen original artworks and artifacts, costumes and props and other memorabilia. Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St., Philadelphia. Daily 9:30 to 5. $25. FI.edu.
“Our Red Planet” an exhibition by Anna Bogatin Ott. 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.
Based on the musical comedy movie. 510 Centerville Rd., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-898- 1900; DutchApple.com.
Ease on Down the Road with Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion with a 1970s funkadelic twist. The Fulton, 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-397-7425; TheFulton.org.
Mar. 3, Newsboys with Adam Agee; Mar. 5, The Simon & Garfunkel Story; Mar. 9, Brit Floyd; Mar. 11, The Oak Ridge Boys; Mar. 12, Il Dino; Mar. 17, Diamond Rio; Mar. 18, Little River Band; Mar. 19, Mark Lowry; Mar. 24, Tusk: Fleetwood Mac Tribute; Apr. 1, Herman’s Hermits with Peter Noone. 2425 Lincoln […]
Mar. 3, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; Mar. 5, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy, Copeland Hall; Mar. 5, David Wilcox, Baby Grand; Mar. 7, Karan Casey; Mar. 9, Lúnasa, Copeland Hall; Mar. 7, Karan Casey; Mar. 9, Lúnasa, Copeland Hall; Mar. 9, Red Baraat Festival of Colors, The Baby Grand; Mar. 10, The Weight Band […]
Mar. 3, WCU Wells School of Music presents Sounds of the Caribbean; Mar. 4, Kulu Mele African Dance & Drum Ensemble; Mar. 16, Live and Unplugged Nirvana Tribute; Mar. 17, Cormorant’s Fancy; Mar. 18, Sweet Baby James Tribute; Mar. 24, Sharon Sable sings “The Music of Blossom Dearie;” Mar. 30, Tito Puente Jr. 226 N. […]
The Tony-nominated musical is the story of love, adventure and crime that captured the attention of an entire country. 104 E. State St., Media. Times and tickets, 610-891-0100; MediaTheatre.org.
Showcasing the abstract mixed-media work of Jill Pearson, alcohol inks by Nina Yocom and both gouache and mosaic work by Ivy Egger. Mar. 11, opening reception, 6:30–7:30. Open Mon.–Fri., 9 am to 9 pm; Sat., 9 am to 4 pm. Darlington Arts Center, 977 Shavertown Rd., Garnet Valley. DarlingtonArts.org.
Described as “Seinfeld set to music,” it explores the journey from dating to love to marriage. 2208 Millers Rd., Wilmington. Times and tickets, 302-475-2313; CandlelightTheatreDelaware.org.
Shop antiques, collectibles, vintage fashions, jewelry, textiles, vinyl, art and more. 260 Swedesford Rd., Berwyn. Sat–Sun, 9 to 4. 215-625-3532; PhilaFleaMarkets.org.
Held onsite and virtual, this community-led event meets monthly to discuss, debate, celebrate and share works of fiction and nonfiction. 2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington. 6 to 8 pm. Free. DelArt.org.
Radnor Recreation invites teens, (12 and up) to participate in a flashlight egg hunt along a portion of the Radnor Trail. Event hub and parking at Wayne Art Center, 413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne. Win special prizes, play games and enjoy snacks and goodies. Pre-registration req. 8 pm. Free. Rain date, April 1. Visit RadnorRecreation.com.
Apr. 1, Leo Kottke; Apr. 7, Yamato; Apr. 13, Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles at The Playhouse; Apr. 13, Raul Midón at The Baby Grand; Apr. 14, Paula Poundstone; Apr. 16, Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives; Apr. 22, Jim Messina; May 4, Graham Parker, May 5, Vic DiBitetto; May 6, Jay Ungar & […]
Apr. 1, Spring Raffle Basket Fundraiser; Apr. 16, Luxury Designer Bag Bingo; Apr. 21, Friday Night Cash Bingo; Apr. 22, Sportsman Bingo; Apr. 29, Kid’s Bingo with Magic Show from Ran’D Shine. Events held at 799 State St., Pottstown. Times and tickets, TransplantAlliance.org.
Based on the 1984 movie. 510 Centerville Rd., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-898-1900; DutchApple.com.
Echoes, the American Pink Floyd. 226 N. High St., West Chester. Times and tickets, UptownWestChester.org.
The races signify the beginning of spring and are a family tradition. Enjoy lots of activities for kids and great raffle prizes. Myrick Conservation Center, Rt. 842 between Unionville and West Chester. Gates open at 10 am, first race at 11. $20 per carload. BrandywineRedClay.org.
Apr. 1, Kat Edmonson; Apr. 13, Trio Mediæval; Apr. 15, Open Organ Console Day; Apr. 16, organist Seung Hee Cho; Apr. 22, Lyric Fest presents The Metamorphoses of Plants; Apr. 28, organist Raúl Prieto Ramírez. 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square. Times and tickets, LongwoodGardens.org.
Apr. 1, The Mavericks; Apr. 6, The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA; Apr. 8, Sonja Morgan; Apr. 14, Bruce- O-Rama; Apr. 15, Floyd Nation; Apr. 16, Napoleon Dynamite Live; Apr. 19, Judy Collins and Madeleine Peyroux performing with a 35-piece symphony orchestra; Apr. 21, Back to the ‘80s Show With Jessie’s Girl; Apr. 27, Star […]
The hunt features two different age groups: one for children 2–5 and another for children 6–9. They’ll be searching for more than 5,000 eggs filled with candy and toys as well as raffle tickets for prizes. 100 S. Brandywine St,. West Chester. 10 am. West-Chester.com.
An evening of responsible adult fun as you taste unique craft brews among the historic trains in the Museum’s Rolling Stock Hall. Benefits the Museum. 300 Gap Rd., Strasburg. 5:30 to 9. $40–$50. RailsAndAles.org.
Make a Splash as you JUMP! back into the swing of things and help support Willowdale's beneficiaries, Stroud Water Research Center and Penn Vet's New Bolton Center. Enjoy a DJ and dancing, an open bar, great food, an oyster bar and a silent auction. Yellow House, 101 E. Street Rd., Kennett Square. 8 to 11 […]
Join Hall of Fame football coach Dick Vermeil in person or via Zoom for a wine tasting event to support Camp Geronimo and The Barn at Spring Brook Farm. 360 Locust Grove Rd., West Chester. Times and tickets, SpringBrook-Farm.org/Spring-Fundraiser.
Apr. 2, The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA; Apr. 13, Josh Turner: Long Black Train 20th Anniversary Tour; Apr. 14, The Temptations and The Four Tops; Apr. 19, One Night of Queen Performed by Gary Mullen and The Works; Apr. 20, Clint Black; Apr. 21, Our Planet Live In Concert; Apr. 28, Scotty Mc- Creery; […]
Apr. 2, The Rush Tribute Project; Apr, 12–13, Graham Nash: Sixty Years of Songs & Stories; Apr. 15, Better Than Bacon Improv. 227 Bridge St., Phoenixville. Times and tickets, 610-917-1228; TheColonialTheatre.com.
The festival highlights new collection areas with art-making around the museum. Meet and make art alongside local artists, watch performances, take tours of the collection designed just for kids and make art as a family. 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., Phila. 10 to 3. Pay what you wish; kids 18 and under, free. PhilaMuseum.org/Calendar.
Celebrate the things that make spring special. Play games, make crafts, hear stories and see demonstrations that explore the new life emerging this spring on the estate. 5105 Kennett Pk., Winterthur. 10 to 2. $8–$22. Winterthur.org.
Classics Book Club: Apr. 5, “Doctor Zhivago” by Boris Pasternak, 2 pm. NonFiction Book Club: Apr. 6, “The Long Walk” by Slavomir Rawicz, 9:45 pm. Fiction Book Club: Apr. 19 & 20, “The Christie Affair” by Nina de Gramont, Wed, 2 pm; Thurs, 2 & 7 pm. 549 Wellington Sq., Exton. WellingtonSquareBooks.com.
Apr. 6–July 27, Dear Solider Boy, musical comedy set in the heart of Amish Country. Apr. 7–Oct. 28, Ryan & Friends: Never Speechless, a multimedia variety show with comedy routine and song parodies. Aug. 4–Oct. 19, The Home Game, baseball, farming and family. 2760 #A Old Philadelphia Pk., Bird-in-Hand. Times and tickets, 717-768-1568; Bird-In-Hand.com/Stage.
Apr. 8, Anthony “Turk” Cannon; Apr. 14, Solar Federation: A Tribute to Rush; Apr. 21, Know Return: A Tribute To Kansas; Apr. 28, Arlen Roth. 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square. Times and tickets, 484-732-8295; KennettFlash.org.
Join the director of Winterthur on a special walk highlighting interesting and seldom seen parts of the landscape. Apr. 8, Winterhazels and Early Rhododendrons; May 13, Azaleas and Spring Flowers. 5105 Kennett Pk., Winterthur. 1 to 2:30. $8–$22. Winterthur.org.
Bring the little ones for the hunt that will be split into 3 groups: 5 years and under; 6–8 years; 9–12 years. New Garden Park, 8936 Gap Newport Pk., Landenberg. 1 to 3 pm. Free. NewGarden.org.
West Chester University is celebrating the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio. WCU is among a few who own a complete set of the Folio — only 235 are known to exist. Planned events include an edible book contest, "Shakespeare and the Heavens" in the Mather Planetarium and a talk by Pulitzer Prize winner James […]
Nearly 30 drummers and dancers from Tamagawa University make a return appearance on campus for an athletic and graceful performance that includes thundering taiko drumming and Japanese folkloric dance. Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall, University Ave. & S. High St., West Chester. 7 pm. $12–$25. 610- 436-2266; WCUPA.edu/Live.
One of the world’s most popular musicals and winner of five Tony Awards. 200 Water St., Wilmington. Times and tickets, 302-594-1100; DelawareTheatre.org.
Golfers and animal lovers gather for raffles, prizes and an on-course lunch. Stonewall Links, 375 Bulltown Rd., Elverson. Registration, 9 am; shotgun start at 11. Tickets $450 and up. PSPCA.org.
Artists working in all media are invited to explore the property where they can sketch, paint or photograph. Kuerner Farm, 415 Ring Rd., Chadds Ford. 9:30 to 2:30. $20. Visit website to register. 610-388-2700; Brandywine.org/Events.
The thrilling and heartwarming coming- of-age story follows the strong-willed Moana as she sets sail across the Pacific to save her village and discover the truth about her heritage. 104 E. State St., Media. Times and tickets, 610-891-0100; MediaTheatre.org.
Business, health care and philanthropic leaders come together to make a difference in the fight against cancer. This year’s event honors Jay and Patty Wright. Benefits the American Cancer Society. The Bellevue, 200 S. Broad St., Philadelphia. 6:30 pm. Tickets, PhiladelphiaBasketBallGala.org.
A challenge for runners of all skill levels happening over National Park Week. Benefits VF National Historical Park. To register, ValleyForge.org/Revolutionary-Run.
Neumann University, Meagher Theatre, 1 Neumann Dr., Aston. 3 pm. $12–$15. DCSMusic.org.
A musical play that examines the causes, conditions and characters on the Titanic. The Fulton, 12 N. Prince St., Lancaster. Times and tickets, 717-397-7425; TheFulton.org.
The West Philadelphia Committee of the Philadelphia Orchestra invites you to the suburbs. The Empire Wild mixed trio, winners of the 2020 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh prize, will be presenting an exciting, genre-bending, eclectic program featuring two cellos, piano and vocals. Church of the Redeemer, 230 Pennswood Rd., Bryn Mawr. 11 am to 12:30 […]
The Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce fundraiser is a 1–in–200 chance to win $10,000 cash and other great prizes. Enjoy dinner and open bar (beer, wine and signature cocktails). Loch Aerie Mansion, 700 Lancaster Pk., Malvern. Tickets, GWCC.org.
Dust off your dancing shoes and get ready for a fun evening of live music, lawn games, open beer and wine bar and delicious fare. All proceeds provide education grants and student scholarships for the Kennett Education Consolidated School District. Hartefeld National, 1 Hartefeld Dr., Avondale. 7 to 10. Tickets, KennettEducationFoundation.org.
Everyone is welcome to come visit the horses and take a 10K or 5K run or 1-mile walk on a cross country course at Ryerss Farm. Benefits the farm's retired and rescued horses, providing lifelong care and shelter for these beautiful animals. 1710 Ridge Rd., Pottstown. Noon. Donation options on website, RyerssFarm.org.
A family-friendly ballet full of adventure, humor and romance. 818 N. Market St., Wilmington. Fri, Sat, 7 pm; Sun, 2 pm. $22.99–$65. TheGrandWilmington.org.
Ignite your personalized sky lantern and let it take flight. Enjoy food, live music, dancing and the breathtaking sight of lighting the sky with thousands of lanterns. 1547 W. Doe Run Rd., Kennett Square. Gates open at 4:30 p.m. $35 includes lantern kit. Ages 4–12 receive a Fun Kit (no lantern). $10 parking. TheLightsFest.com.
Boys and girls ages 5–13 are invited. Trophies to those catching the 10 largest fish in each session. Darby Creek at Saw Mill Park, 666 Earles Ln., Newtown Square. Sat, 8 to 11 am and 4 to 7 pm; Sun, 9 am to noon. Free. Pre-register at RadnorRecreation.com.
An introductory orienteering course that teaches how to navigate through the woods. The Willows Park, 490 Darby Paoli Rd., Villanova. Beginner instruction, 11:30. Event, noon to 1 pm. Free. Pre-register at RadnorRecreation.com.
An evening of glitz and glam at this swinging cocktail lounge featuring surprise guest bartenders, delectable bites from local chefs, live music, games, raffles and a silent auction. Benefits the Museum’s children’s programs. 2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington. 7 to 10. Tickets, DelArt.org/Event/Cocktail.
Runners enjoy majestic views along the Riverfront and through downtown. Benefits Delaware College Scholars and the Cardiac Center, Nemours/Alfred I. du Pont Hospital for Children. Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park, 815 Justison St., Wilmington. DelawareMarathon.org.
Sample creative cuisine at a selection of the city’s premier local restaurants with prix fixe menus. For details, VisitWilmingtonDE.com/Events.
The extraordinary twist of fate that brought Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley together at Sun Records in Memphis for what would be one of the greatest jam sessions ever. 104 E. State St., Media. Times and tickets, 610-891-0100; MediaTheatre.org.
A one-woman performance with the music of Judy Garland, Patsy Cline, Billie Holiday, Edith Piaf and Maria Callas performed by Bethany Thomas. 39 Conestoga Rd., Malvern. Times and tickets, 610-644-3500; PeoplesLight.org.
Celebrating 60 years at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and featuring 40 outstanding exhibitors specializing in fine art, Americana, antiques, folk art, ceramics, textiles and decorative arts. Preview Apr. 27. 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy., Phila. Visit ThePhiladelphiaShow.com.
Held onsite and virtual, this community-led event meets monthly to discuss, debate, celebrate and share works of fiction and nonfiction. 2301 Kentmere Pkwy., Wilmington. 6 to 8 pm. Free. DelArt.org.
The Domestic Violence Center of Chester County invites you to their annual fundraising gala featuring entertainment and silent auction, hosted by NBC 10’s Tracy Davidson and 4-time TEDx speaker, Jen Croneberger. Mendenhall Inn, 323 Kennett Pk., Mendenhall. 6 pm. Tickets, DVCCCPA.org.
NonFiction Book Group: “We Don’t Know Ourselves” by Fintan O’Toole, 7 pm. Temp. location, 122 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne. MainPointBooks.com.
Works from 220+ juried artists available for purchase. Apr. 28, Art Show Party, an evening of art, music, cocktails, dinner and auction. May 14, Art Around the Village, a free community event with demonstrations, music, kids activities. Benefits Historic Yellow Springs. 1685 Art School Rd., Chester Springs. YellowSprings.org.
The festival presents over 60 films at the West Chester Film Festival, the Family Film Festival (presented by the West Chester Friends School) and Young Filmmaker Film Festvial. Apr. 28, Opening Night Party with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. Apr. 30, Closing Night Party where top films in each genre get awards. Pop-Up Films will be […]
Spanish and Latin American themes: Gershwin’s Cuban Overture, De Falla’s Three Cornered-Hat and Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez featuring classical guitar virtuoso John Marcel Williams. Valley Forge Middle School, 105 W. Walker Rd., Wayne. 8 pm. $15–$20. MLSO.org.
Featuring a Strut Your Mutt Parade, games, contests, giveaways, demos. Please bring blankets, treats, toys, food, cleaning supplies for the rescues. New Life Fellowship Church, 420 E. Fulton St., Ephrata. 10 to 2. Free. Facebook.com/ACSBarkForLife.
“Constellations: A Night of Shining Stars” is the theme for this benefit for Peter’s Place, a family grief support agency. Aronimink Golf Club, 3600 St Davids Rd., Newtown Square Newtown Square. Tickets $225 and up. Times and tickets, PetersPlaceOnline.org.
Friends of Chester County Hospital celebrate their mission and support community outreach programs. Dance the night away while supporting Chester County Hospital. 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square. ChesterCountyHospital.org/Giving.
The Celebrity Chefs’ Brunch guests indulge in exquisite tastings prepared by world-renowned chefs as well as brunch cocktails, live entertainment and a silent auction. Benefits Meals on Wheels in Delaware. DuPont Country Club, 1001 Rockland Rd., Wilmington. MealsOnWheelsDE.org.
Line up for a 10-mile, point-to-point course starting at Central High School Athletic Field in Philadelphia and finishing inside the Navy Yard. Benefits the American Cancer Society. BroadStreetRun.com.
Watch the youngest competitors on their lead line ponies to the pros jumping the highest fences, and don't miss the junior or adult high jump competitors take turns jumping the fence that's raised every time it's cleared until the last competitor to make it over clear wins the class and the money. Breakfast, lunch and […]
View the latest spring fashions and celebrate the members of Unite for HER Wellness Program, a celebration of life and community. Proceeds support local breast and ovarian cancer patients. Drexelbrook, 4700 Drexelbrook Dr., Drexel Hill. UniteForHER.org.
The annual car show is in downtown Wayne with antique, classic and custom vehicles, entertainment, food and prizes. Fun for the whole family. N. Wayne and West Aves. 1 to 3:30 pm. Free. Rain date, May 7. Radnor.com/WOW.
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.
Classics Book Club: All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque, 2 pm. 549 Wellington Sq., Exton. WellingtonSquareBooks.com.
Held for families dealing with the financial hardships from a cancer diagnosis. Join the great guys (and gals) for dinner, cocktails, auctions and more. Springfield Country Club, 400 W. Sproul Rd., Springfield. BringingHopeHome.org.
United Way of Southern Chester County invites you to soak in the vistas while enjoying wine, chocolate and appetizers in support of the southern Chester County community. Held at a new secret local estate each year. Tickets and information, UnitedWaySCC.org.
The race will begin and end at the corners of Church & Gay Sts., West Chester. After-party hosted by Wrong Crowd Brewing Company. Register or sponsor, BSCWC.org.
Annual spring sale showcasing the works of Potters Guild artists and raffle prizes. Community Arts Center, 414 Plush Mill Rd., Wallingford. Preview party, Thurs, 6 to 8:30. Fri, 10 to 8; Sat–Sun, 10 to 5. Free. ThePottersGuild.com.
May 4, Paula Johns Presents: “What the World Needs Now” Tribute to Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick and Hal David; May 26, West Chester Jazz Orchestra plays Count Basie; June 2, Kiss The Sky: Jimi Hendrix Tribute. 226 N. High St., West Chester. Times and tickets, UptownWestChester.org.
Become a steward to the land and water by planting trees along Ridley Creek. Help protect the creek from pollution and transform our natural landscape for generations. Ashbridge Preserve, 1691 E. Strasburg Rd., West Chester. 9 to noon; 1 to 3. Free. WCTrust.org/Calendar.
May 4, Martin Sexton & KT Tunstall; May 5 & 6, The Musical Box performs The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway: One Last Time … The End of an Era; May 7, One Night of Queen with Gary Mullen & The Works; May 11, “Old Gods of Appalachia” theater performance; May 12 & 13, WXPN […]
West Chester has plenty of outdoor dining and shopping options. Gay Street (between Matlack St. and New St.) will be closed to vehicles Friday morning through Monday morning. Restaurants and retail alike will line the street, so residents and visitors have more space to shop, eat and explore the town. DowntownWestChester.com.
Shop for deals and fabulous finds on the sidewalks of Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach and Route 1. Daily 10 to 8. For more information, 302-227-2233 or visit Beach-Fun.com/Sidewalk-Sale.html.
May 6, Tommy James & The Shondells with The Box Tops; May 7, Amy Grant; May 12, Dylan Scott; May 13, Grand Funk Railroad; May 18, Ashley McBryde with special guest Harper O’Neill; May 19, Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder; May 20, The Guess Who; May 21, An Evening with David Foster & Katharine McPhee; […]
May 6, The Hypothetical House Band (featuring Jon Herington of Steely Dan); May 12, Blank Pages with special guest Jac Conner; May 13, Kennett Metal Fest; May 14, The Legendary Kennett Flash Open Mic Night; June 3, SONiA. 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square. Times and tickets, 484-732-8295; KennettFlash.org.
Small Town — Big Race — Strong Community. Events for everyone with your choice of the 5K, 10K, one-mile or Power Run 5K and 10K races through Kennett Square. Bring kids under 10 for the free pond run. Benefits area nonprofits including Meals on Wheels, The Garage Youth & Community Center, After-The-Bell and many more. […]
A relaxing, one-mile walk along the river with your pup, family and friends in support of Humane PA’s mission and the animals they serve. Enjoy live music, vendors, food trucks, games and a dog contest. Jim Dietrich Park, 4899 Stoudts Ferry Bridge Rd., Reading. HumanePA.org.
Pick up a unique handcrafted gift for Mother’s and Father’s Day from juried artists whose work includes basketry, ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography and more. Haverford Community Recreation and Environmental Center, 9000 Parkview Dr., Haverford. 10 to 5. $5. HaverfordGuild.org.
Meet historic interpreters, play games, join in demonstrations, dance around the Maypole, listen to traditional music shows, watch sleight of hand and special 18th-century inspired performances. 100 W. King St., Pottstown. 11 to 5. $2 donation. 610-326-4014; MontCoPA.org.
Come out to King Street for an afternoon of family friendly activities, food trucks, shopping and big wave fun! Live concert in Burke Park with Gary Roland and The Landsharks (popular and fun beach band), 4 to 6 pm. Burke Park, 26 S. Warren Ave., Malvern. Noon to 6 pm. MalvernBusiness.com/Surfin-USA.
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