The Best Things To Do Around The Main Line with Kids

Discover the best family-friendly things to do in and around the Main Line with kids, including events, festivals, attractions, and free activities through our curated calendar. Find what’s happening in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties today and plan your next family adventure!

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Main Line Parent Community Calendar

  • Parenting with Pride

    Oscar Lasko YMCA 1 E Chestnut St, West Chester, PA, United States

    Parenting with Pride, brought to you by West Chester/Chesco PFLAG, is a full day community fathering designed to support parents, caregivers, and families of LGBTQ+ you. The day will include educational sessions, community building, and access to affirming resources.

  • Pride Month Kick-Off

    Valley Forge Presbyterian Church 191 Town Center Road, King of Prussia

    Celebrate Pride Month with music, food, and family-friendly activities on May 31 in King of Prussia!

  • Pride Panel – The Fight of Our Lives

    Children's Book World 17 Haverford Station Road, Haverford, PA, United States

    On June 11, 2026, Children’s Book World in Haverford, PA will host a Pride Panel featuring the award-winning author David Levithan and University of Cambridge Ph.D. Gabriel Duckels. They will be joined by other notable LGBTQ+ authors: Katherine Locke, Mia Siegert, Vincent Tirado, and Alex Villasante.

  • Chester County PrideFest

    Phoenixville TBA upon registration

    PrideFest returns to Phoenixville on Saturday, June 20 from 12:00–5:00 PM. At a time when many in the LGBTQIA+ community are facing renewed challenges, moments of visibility and connection matter more than ever. Pride has always been about showing up for one another, celebrating who we are, and reminding each other that our community is strong, resilient, and here to stay.