For the exhibition, The Clay Studio asked 50 artists to each choose two women who embody the spirit of female empowerment and honor them by making a modern-day commemorative plate. Tour the exhibit then shop for handmade ceramics and gifts.

POPS in Schools@HOME continues the work of  POPS in Schools normally presented throughout the school year at four elementary schools and 11 high schools. Look for new videos, activities, and instructional content – in English and Spanish – on this page each week. LEARN programs are sorted... More Info

Salsa in the Suburbs was created in order to bring the vibrant energy that is found in the Philadelphia Salsa Community to the suburbs.  Salsa in the Suburbs utilizes dance as a vehicle to enhance and change lives.  Among the various offerings, Salsa, Ballroom, Tap, and Zumba.  Both In-Person... More Info

Wildlife Photographer of the Year harnesses the power of photography to promote the discovery, understanding and responsible enjoyment of the natural world. Organized and produced by the Natural History Museum in London, it is one of the longest running and most prestigious photography... More Info

The line up of professional, Philly based musicians is: 12 – 1    Elegance String Quartet 1 – 2      Julian King 2 – 3      Brian Fitzgerald 3 – 4       Aijee Cello 4 – 5       Eric Wortham Band

St. Patrick’s Day is only six months away! Dylan McGuire, Kristen Conrad and DK Duo + Two will re-open the Kelly Center stage with an Irish flair. Ticket price includes wine and beer, and the New Avenue Café will be open for healthy snacks, drinks and coffee purchases. Masks required to enter and... More Info

There’s always something new at Suburban Square!  Come enjoy a full afternoon of music (social distancing and masks required) at the new fire sculpture located in Station Plaza.  You will enjoy a variety of  rotating musicians.  Grab a snack (or two!) and enjoy an afternoon at beautiful... More Info

This “open mic” page was created for musicians, story tellers, comedians and anyone that wants to express themselves during this time of mostly closed entertainment venues. The page boasts almost 15K members and hosts several shows a week with some seriously talented people.

Local artists will dazzle with their original chalk designs.  There will also be live porchside styled music by Jeiris Cook and Hot Club Philly, an ensemble dedicated to playing Gypsy Jazz.. Social distancing and masks required.

Theater 5 is BMFI’s new online film hub. We’re working to bring you the BMFI programs you love, including exclusive access to new release movies, film introductions and discussions with Film Studies Online, curated selections you can stream at home, and opportunities to connect with a... More Info

Behind the scenes content, recommended reading, virtual education offerings, videos, and more! Stay connected with People’s Light 24/7 from anywhere in the world.

We invite you to explore the museum digitally where you can view highlights by selected artists, and learn about donors who have shaped our collection, and search many of the works in the collection with our online database.

The Harriton Fair has been re-imagined this year as a bluegrass concert. There will be treasures for sale, tours of the historic house and blacksmithing demos. Please note that attendance to all events is severely limited this year due to the pandemic- reserve your spot early! To make Reservations,... More Info

Trinity Presbyterian Church’s Spotlight Concert Series (Berwyn, PA) continues on Saturday, October 17th at 7pm with the return of three Country Music #1 hit-makers. Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Craig Bickhardt (“In Between Dances”-Pam Tillis) and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame... More Info

Join us for an evening canoe trip departing at 6pm for the Corcoran’s Bridge 1.5 hour canoe trip.   When you arrive back at Northbrook, a catered dinner will be served in our picnic grove accompanied by live music and followed by a bonfire under the stars to finish off the evening. Reservations... More Info

Beginning August 12th streets will be closed TWO NIGHTS PER WEEK, Wednesdays AND Thursdays for outdoor dining and shopping opportunities. Streets will close at 4:30 and will re-open by 11PM.  There’s plenty of convenient parking and most shops stay open late so you can Stroll, Shop and... More Info

Enjoy shopping and dining on a traffic-free Gay Street(Gay Street, from Matlack to Darlington Streets (4 blocks)! The open-air format will allow West Chester businesses to expand their offerings in a socially distanced setting. Cross streets will remain open to traffic. See list of RESTAURANTS.... More Info

Turn awareness into action, by joining The Million Mile, the largest childhood cancer awareness challenge that funds researchers so they can find better treatments and more cures for kids battling cancer. Whether you are a casual walker, an avid cyclist or a triathlete, YOU can make a difference in... More Info

Since 2010, the Upper Merion Farmers Market has been a staple in the community.   Enjoy the farm-fresh goods and sustainable products from more than two dozen local farmers and producers who can’t wait to share their labors with you! The Market is open every Saturday, rain or shine, from... More Info

A story walk is an activity where you will take a stroll along the trail around the playground with your kids, and along the way, Eric Carle’s stories will slowly unfold page by page, posted along the trail! Some pages will be obvious; others will have signs that point you in the right direction!

Conshohocken Restaurant Week(s) is back, and due to the pandemic and limited seating, this dining event has been extended to two weeks and each restaurant will set its own menu and pricing!  In addition to expanding to two weeks, restaurants have more flexibility on menu pricing and have the... More Info

Discover. Create. Trust.  Our Actors in Motion online movement and dance class for 6th-12th graders, will explore how actors can use their bodies to tell stories and create characters. From choreographed numbers, to character movement, and ensemble work, students will use movement and dance to... More Info

Bring the little ones for a fun-filled afternoon for princesses, ghosts and superheroes of all ages. Make sure to bring your trick-or-treat bag, as treat and activity stations will be located throughout the zoo. Come dressed in your creative costume and enter our costume contest and parade. Adults... More Info

Derby @ the Vineyard is a non-ticketed spectator event organized by Paradox Country Farm and hosted by Penns Woods Winery! The derby (a two-round horse-jumping competition) will take place at the fields behind our vineyard. This area is just a short walk from our Tasting Room. Picnic tables will be... More Info

This upcoming blood drive is critical to ensure the American Red Cross can meet all blood needs, especially during the coronavirus crisis. As of June 15, 2020, the American Red Cross will include COVID-19 Antibody Testing with every donation. Additionally, any donors who have fully recovered from... More Info

Join us on Wednesday, October 28(or anytime you can run) for our first-ever virtual 5K supporting Breastcancer.org! Make your own course at a nearby location (a trail, a park or simply around your neighborhood), and encourage your family, friends and pets to join in on the fitness fun. Registration... More Info

Welcome to Mansion Breakout, a haunted escape room that will take you on a virtual winding journey through Radnor’s Willows Mansion.

Meet new friends, hone your skills and have a whole lot of fun!  All rides begin and end at Trek Bicycle Valley Forge and take place on the Chester Valley Trail. Bring a helmet, spare tube and water. Beginner rides will be Mondays – We’ll ride mainly on the Chester Valley Trail at a no-drop,... More Info

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment at the National Constitution Center. The exhibit traces the triumphs and struggles that led to the ratification of the 19th Amendment, along with profiles of the many women who transformed constitutional history, including Elizabeth Cady... More Info

To join, please email Ruth Berman at drberman@verizon.net. Series Schedule: September 2 – The Dutch House by Anne Patchett October 7 – Indigo Girl by Natasha Boyd November 4 – Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng December 2 – The Last Year of the War by Susan Meissner January 6 – The Book Woman of... More Info

Join more than 100,000 gardeners across the region to become a grower, sharer or donor. By pledging to Harvest 2020, community members increase the supply of healthy fresh food for themselves and those in need. Play a role in combating food insecurity that’s increased over 11% in the Philadelphia... More Info

Designed by architect Junzo Yoshimura, Shofuso was built in Japan in 1953 using traditional techniques and materials. It was shipped to New York and exhibited in the courtyard of the Museum of Modern Art in New York before moving to West Fairmount Park in 1958. In 2007, international... More Info

Featuring a collection of curated vendors from the tri-state area, including antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry and clothing, primitives, pottery, artwork and more.  Vendors will be located outside the former Mealy’s Furniture Store in Valley Fair. Masks required.  

Seven lectures on various topics by and about women influencers, creators, thinkers and disruptors held over two months. Teachers can earn up to 3 recertification credits. Series Schedule – Tuesdays September & October: (To register for 4 or more lectures, please call 800.448.3883. To register for... More Info

Join us with author Janet Halfmann to share her award winning book Home in the Cave about a young bat who goes on an eye-opening adventure, discovering how important bats are to the cave habitat and how other cave-living critters rely on them for their food. Janet will read from the book and... More Info

PLEASE NOTE: Due to ongoing concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Newlin Series programs have gone virtual. The presentation will be free to the public, but attendees must register ahead of time through Zoom. Newlin Grist Mill’s director Tony Shahan and programs manager Laura Adie will talk... More Info

During this tranquil evening stroll, Laura will reveal little known facts about this spectacular 42-acre garden’s past and present. Highlights include towering trees and historic landscapes, as well as a peek into the Tudor Revival style main house, now home to the Organ Historical Society.... More Info

Witness firearm demonstrations, drills, and camp life, in addition to learning what life was like for civilians during wartime. No visitors will be admitted to the Plantation after the battles have begun, so please arrive before the scheduled battle times. Advance ticket purchase or member... More Info

Each season we select a book for our first meeting to read together that covers a theme or time period of history. For our second session, the group reads from a list of books on the same topic to delve further into the theme.  For September, the group will read around the theme of Native... More Info

With its first structures built in the 1690s, the Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation is host to a number of possible hauntings. Spirits at Sunset offers visitors ages 13+ the opportunity to use ghost hunting equipment to explore four of the Plantation’s oldest and most storied buildings, while the... More Info

Forest bathing (also known as Forest Therapy) is a mindful experience, taking us out of our thinking brains and into our senses. It has shown to reduce stress, blood pressure, increase energy and improve mood and sleep. In this family-friendly walk, a certified guide takes you through a playful... More Info

We’re keeping the spirit of Historic Sugartown’s Summer Biergartens alive with another Brew-Thru!  This time, Rigatoni’s Mobile Crabcakes will be the featured food truck! Locust Lane Craft Brewery and Chaddsford Winery will be back to offer their local brews and wines. HOW IT WORKS: Order... More Info