SANCTIONS by Bruce Graham directed by Bud Martin SEPTEMBER 12–30, 2018 World Premiere! When a university athletic department returns to the big business of college football after its NCAA probation is lifted, staff conflict and a new scandal involving a freshman tutor threaten to blow up the... More Info

Artists working in all media are invited to explore the property where they can sketch, paint or photograph and may gain insight into Wyeth’s creative process on an optional guided tour. Participants will meet at the Brandywine River Museum of Art parking lot at 9:15 a.m. before driving their own... More Info

Attend, Participate, Sponsor or Volunteer – we’d love to have you be a part of the 10th Anniversary festivities! Find out more about all these possibilities by clicking on the menu above. Check back here often to get news and updates on the top notch 2018 Blues Bands, their Schedule, our... More Info

James Moors and Kort McCumber grew up in different places and listening to different kinds of music – classical, rock, bluegrass, Irish, folk, you name it. But when they met ten years ago they knew they’d found something golden. Since then, they’ve been cultivating their wide-ranging musical... More Info

Thirteen fantastic structures await discovery and exploration—from a Gothic-inspired tower, an Ottoman tent, and neoclassical follies to a Chinese pavilion, American summerhouses, an enchanting faerie cottage, and creative contemporary follies—all set within Henry Francis du Pont’s majestic... More Info

This summer the Brandywine River Museum of Art will present Natural Wonders: The Sublime in Contemporary Art. A landmark exhibition featuring 13 major American artistswhose work examines our relationship with nature-exploring both its beauty and its capacity to inspire awe and fear. Organized by... More Info

The Main Line’s first Oktoberfest returns to the Narberth Park location for the first time since 2015.  It will be held from 5pm to 9pm, on October 6, under lighted festival tents next to the Narberth Community Library. The $45 ticket price includes live music, beer and wine, and festival food,... More Info

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s Main Line Committee announces that its Notable Kitchen Tour and Chefs’ Tastings will take place on Thursday, November 8, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  This popular self-guided tour of the Main Line’s most unique kitchens is presented for the ninth time... More Info

Montgomery County boasts over 92 miles of trails including Cynwyd Heritage Trail and Green Lane Park, that connect greenways, waterways, and heritage. Most Montgomery County residents are located within a few miles of a wonderful trail experience! To participate, simply pick up or print a Montco... More Info

Welcome! Come visit us at the Upper Merion Farmers Market. We think you’ll enjoy our farm-fresh goods and sustainable products. We have more than a dozen local farmers and producers who are looking forward to meeting you and sharing their labors with you. We are conveniently located behind the... More Info

Pack a picnic basket and bring your family and friends for a fun fill afternoon of polo spectating at the Brandywine Polo Club during its 2018 Season, May 28th – Sept 30th . Nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Brandywine Valley in Toughenamon, PA, the Brandywine Polo Club is one of the East... More Info

Within 30 minutes of Philadelphia, Chanticleer is one of the great gardens of the region. Once the Rosengarten estate, today’s Chanticleer is a colorful, contemporary garden within an historic setting. Come discover why London’s Financial Times calls us “planted to perfection” and Garden Design... More Info

Create Your Space At Briggs Auction Funky or classic; modern, traditional, or avant garde, no matter what your style is–or what you want it to be–Briggs Auction is a great place to explore and find pieces that speak to you and your space. Each Friday’s public variety auction features a fun mix... More Info

Start your guided tour with a walk through the first floor of the Rosengarten main house which sets the tone for the garden in its initial stages. A leisurely walk around the rest of the garden will include colorful containers, tropical plants, pond areas, paths through the woods, an extensive cut... More Info

MightyFest is for kids and grownups who love writing. The heart and soul of MightyFest comes Saturday, September 29th with our Mighty Writing Carnival— for Philly kids ages two to 14— in Aviator Park (next to the Franklin Institute). There’ll be over 40 tents with writing activities of all... More Info

Travel back in time … If you love history and architecture, you will not want to miss the much-anticipated 14th Annual Historic House Tour. The beautiful homes and gardens of historic homes featured on the 2018 Historic House Tour The annual historic house tour would not be possible without the... More Info

“One of the top young guitarists of his generation” (Performance Today), Jordan Dodson is an active soloist and chamber musician based in New York and Philadelphia. In the fall of 2011, Mr. Dodson was one of two guitarists selected to inaugurate the Curtis Institute of Music’s new program in... More Info

Learn about an eclectic compendium all things Italian: food, wine, history, architecture, art, style, anecdotes, attitude. What food was considered scandalous if consumed by women in public during the Renaissance? Why is carpaccio called carpaccio; the Bellini, the Bellini? Who saved the Ponte... More Info