The Best Things To Do Around the Main Line with Kids
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HawXpo Gaming and Pop-Culture Convention at Hill Top Prep
March 29 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Free
Join the HawXpo Gaming and Pop-Culture Convention on Saturday, March 29, 2025, from 10 AM – 2 PM at Hill Top Preparatory School in Bryn Mawr, PA. This special event is designed to develop social skills for neurodiverse adolescents and young adults through comics, interactive gaming, and educational programming. Families will enjoy plenty of opportunities to connect with like-minded fans and gamers, fostering organic social interactions in a supportive environment.
The day features exciting activities for all ages, tasty treats from local food trucks, and the chance to create lifelong memories together on The Hill. While the event is free, participants need an All-Access Wristband which entitles the wearer to participate in workshops, RPG and table-top gaming spaces, and video gaming events.
The event is designed for students in grades 5 and up, as well as young adults. Parents/guardians accompanying their children do not need a wristband to enter the exhibit hall or spectate in gaming.
