Solo Art Opening featuring the sparkly must-see mixed media mosaics and dreamy paintings by Ivy Egger. Meet the artist. Mingle with other art lovers. Enjoy light refreshments. Artwork will be available for purchase. Part of the proceeds will go to international outreach programs chosen by the... More Info

It is Victorian London and odd things have been happening to newlywed Bella Manningham after moving into her new home with her husband. She hears strange noises and finds herself accused of things that she cannot remember. By night, the gas lights begin to dim for no reason. Is Mrs. Manningham... More Info

A film by John Badalamenti, “Saving The Ice” is a compelling documentary that explores the rich history, triumphs, and challenges faced by the legendary Philadelphia Skating Club.  Spanning several decades, the documentary reveals how the iconic institution has shaped the lives of its members,... More Info

Nationally-recognized food trucks offer delicious cuisine and local bands keep the music going all day long. All proceeds from the festival are donated to local non-profits, so come to celebrate for a great cause.

Whether you are an experienced artist or a curious beginner, instructor Karen Weber will show you the basics of plein air painting from what kind of equipment you need, materials she uses, choosing a location, simplifying the scene, things to consider such as changing light, weather conditions,... More Info

Over nine inspiring, thought-provoking and memorable days, Delaware County will host more than 60 events—including many free to the public—during the fifth annual Delco Arts Week, Saturday, September 30 – Sunday October 8, presented by the Delaware County Arts Consortium. Delco Arts Week... More Info

The first chamber concert of the season is entitled Delco Arts Week- Local Connections. Included on the program will be Samuel Barber’s String Quartet in B minor and Canzone for flute and piano. Also for flute and piano, is Gary Shocker’s Regrets and Resolutions. Former Delaware County Symphony... More Info

Nina Yocom is an award-winning artist from the suburban Philadelphia area. She primarily works with alcohol ink, with accents of acrylic and fine liner pen. She allows the flow of the inks to organically form the structure of her paintings, suggesting botanical and landscape subjects. Nina was... More Info

Viewing and discussions will include a chronological order of international films, including stops in Italy, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Israel. Films scheduled to be discussed are: October 2: Mildred Pierce (Michael Curtiz, USA, 1945) October 9: Miracle in Milan (Vittorio De... More Info

“Women’s Voices Through Time: A Jazz Vocalist’s Journey” featuring Ella Gahnt Thursday October 5 at 7 p.m. | Large Auditorium | Academic Building | Marple Campus $10 General Admission | FREE for Students & DCCC Employees Purchase Tickets HERE Prepare to be swept away on a timeless musical... More Info

The 50th Daylesford Art Show from October 6 until October 8, 2023. Start your holiday shopping early!   There are 58 artists offering paintings, pottery, glass, wood, jewelry and fabric. Friday we are celebrating with an Opening Reception from 5pm-8pm. A donation of $20. includes wine and hors... More Info

▪ 1980’s kids’ classic about  exploring a forbidden land foreshadowing 1995 Jumanji ▪Patty Duke, mother of Sean Astin, threw out the treasure map that he’d been allowed to keep after the movie, thinking it just trash ▪Cyndi Lauper, popstar singer/songwriter of Kinky Boots and more, wrote... More Info

Phoenixville Public Library will present a performance of Lovers, Loners & Enemies on Monday, October 9 at 6:45 PM.  The play is performed by Katherine Mallon-Day, and is compiled and directed by Mary Anne Carlson Morgan.  The one-woman play explores the world of dramatic literature.  Whether it... More Info

The Berwyn Farmers Market is a premier market connecting residents of the Main Line with local farmers and artisans through weekly outdoor markets hosted by Culinary Harvest.  The market will take place on Sundays 10am-1pm May through October in the Handel’s Ice Cream parking lot (the new one!) at... More Info

Stroll the charming, historic blocks of Germantown Avenue to view the works of budding local artists while listening to music from talented local songwriters, bands, and traveling minstrels. Shops and restaurants will get in on the act with delightful offerings and delicious new menu items!

For six fun-filled weeks, over 100 scarecrows line the brick pathways of the autumn-tinted Peddlers Village. Some are inspired by famous characters, some are humorous, some are scary – but all are carefully handmade by Philly-area residents and organizations. Visitors are invited to vote on their... More Info

Join us for an All ages/All Abilities Slow Flow Yoga series set in the beautiful surroundings of The Willows Park Preserve. Reap the benefits of vinyasa yoga in a format that is accessible to all levels, with modifications and a mindful pace that allows space to explore alignment and sensation in... More Info

Classes in everything from art to exercise, financial planning to hands-on dumpling making! Our current course catalogue runs from September through January with multi-week classes and one night seminars on special topics.

Looking to pass along your gently used kids’ Halloween costumes? Consider donating them to the Radnor Library’s costume exchange, and get the opportunity to shop other donated costumes for free. Anyone who brings in at least one costume (complete and in good condition) is invited to browse the... More Info

Learn the 5 most important topics to consider when moving into retirement. Instructors use illustrations indicating the impact and importance that planning decisions can have.  

Support Easttown Library and join us at this special “after-hours” fundraising event! Join Pour Richard’s Coffee Co. & Distillery and Easttown Library Foundation for a tasting and interactive discussion about the mixology of coffee liqueurs and the evolution of coffee cherry as one of the delicious... More Info

Join instructor Aimée Alegria Barry as she leads you through some relaxing, easy steps of tai chi walking to bring together mind and body. She’ll also teach several slow-moving qigong stretches to help deepen your breathing and focus. We hope you’ll leave Saunders Woods feeling calm and... More Info

The Honorary Chair of the event is hospital President, Katie Galbraith, MBA, FACHE, who joined Lankenau in November, 2022.  When approached by members of the John B. Deaver Auxiliary, sponsors of the Gala, to serve as Honorary Chair, Ms. Galbraith readily accepted the role in support of its two... More Info

The spectacular Tudor Revival Main House—which is usually only open for special events—is also included in the tour, so don’t miss this opportunity for a peek inside the former home of three prominent Main Line families.

Celebrate the fall season with CPP’s first annual fall fest! Enjoy colonial brewing demonstrations, cider pressing, pottery, music, and more. Featuring: Michael Carver, Colonial Brewmaster Bob Deane, Wallingford Potters Guild Willistown Conservation Trust Forbes Road Frolic Philly Hots! The farm... More Info

Dispose of your personal documents safely and securely while benefitting the library. J & K Secure Shredding will provide the service onsite at Easttown Library. The cost to shred documents is $10 per standard storage box or per two grocery bags. Proceeds benefit the Friends of Easttown Library.

Radnor Memorial Library, Radnor Historical Society, and Main Point Books welcome author Judy Rakowsky and her book “Jews in the Garden: A Holocaust Survivor, The Fate of His Family, and the Secret History of Poland in World War II.” This event will take place in the Winsor Room at Radnor Memorial... More Info

Main Point Books welcomes author Coleen Cambridge and her newest historical mystery, – Phyllida Bright, Agatha Christie’s ever-capable housekeeper, not only keeps the celebrated author’s English country home in tip-top shape, she excels as an amateur sleuth. But when a murder-themed game goes... More Info

Main Point Books, Radnor Memorial Library, and Radnor Historical Society welcome Major General Retired Mari K Eder and her new book “The Girls Who Fought Crime: The Untold True Story of the Country’s First Female Investigator and Her Crime-Fighting Squad.” This event is at 2 pm on Saturday,... More Info

Main Point Books is opening Banned Books Week 2023 with a visit from best-selling picture book author Raj Haldar and his newest work “This Book is Banned” – a hilarious picture book explaining how books get banned. Imagine if no books could have unicorns because some horses are jealous…. Join us... More Info

Main Point Books welcomes Food Network’s Dan Langan and his book “Bake Your Heart Out : Foolproof Recipes to Level Up Your Home Baking.” He’ll be joined by special guest Marqessa Gesualdi, pastry chef and owner of Aux Petits Delices. This event will happen in our new lower level event space.... More Info

Join us for our 2nd Boozy Banned Books Fair at Teresa’s Cafe – all the magic of childhood PLUS the magic of happy hour!

Main Point Books welcomes author Jenny Laden and her YA novel “This Terrible True Thing: A Visual Novel.” This heartbreaking multimedia debut is filled with drawings, poems, and journal entries, drawing on the author’s own experience to create a story of grief and transcendence. She’ll be joined by... More Info

Main Point Books and The Welsh Society of Philadelphia welcomes Pamela Petro, author of “The Long Field: Wales and the Presence of Absence, a Memoir.” This new book, perfect for fans of “H Is for Hawk,” is an intimate memoir of belonging and loss and a mesmerizing travelogue through the landscapes... More Info

Get ready for Halloween with The Only Murders in the Bookstore – an evening of murders, mayhem, and fun! Join three authors with tales of murder and horror for a spooky evening with treats, drinks and games. Featured are Lisa Perrin, author/illustrator of “The League of Lady Poisoners: Illustrated... More Info

Turning a passion for writing into a rewarding career is a challenging undertaking. With more than 20 books to his credit, and a frequent speaker at various civic and historical groups, Bruce Mowday is well-positioned to talk about the “work” side of writing. Bruce is an award-winning author... More Info

Gardens include: shade gardens, formal gardens, ponds, bell garden, a place called “the land of misfit plants” and many pleasant surprises await each bend.  

Led by a knowledgeable Chanticleer Guide, this 45-minute tour features seasonal highlights and is great way to experience and learn more about the ever-changing garden. Registration required as space is limited.  

Thomas P. Cope (1768-1854) was a successful businessman, notable Quaker, and civic-minded Philadelphia resident. Cope kept a diary from 1800 through 1851 in which he recorded matters of national and local importance, along with occasionally humorous and quirky vignettes from his life. Discovered in... More Info

Laurel Hill East has brave military heroes, uplifting reformers, and selfless philanthropists. But what about the less-than-pure spirits? The South Philly gangster who got whacked when he tried to infiltrate the Schuylkill County numbers racket? The female grifter who conned New York City and then... More Info