Discover the best mom and baby classes in the Main Line and suburban Philadelphia. From music and yoga to stroller fitness, find the perfect activities for new moms
Fall is here and we've harvested some of the best, family-friendly fall fests and farm experiences in Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, Bucks, and Lancaster counties
Take a hayride at one of these farms in Delaware, Montgomery, Chester, and Lancaster counties for the ultimate fall feels
Step into the past and celebrate the season! Join the Morgan Log House for a fun-filled fall festival that brings history to life with hands-on activities, local artists, and cozy autumn vibes. Wander the beautiful grounds of this historic 1774 Germanic log home while enjoying everything the season has to
The Lansdale Festival of the Arts takes place annually in the beautiful setting of Memorial Park. This event showcases fine artists and crafters, smooth jazz, and plenty of tasty treats to keep you going throughout the day. The festival provides an enriching experience for the entire family. So whether you are
Come explore, create, and experiment! Kids’ Makerspace is a hands-on zone where children can test out fun STEM activities and creative crafts. From building simple machines to trying out recycled art projects, it’s the perfect place for young minds to tinker, invent, and play. Free and open to all ages—just bring
Join Lumberville Candle Co. at the Local Tap for a special Mother's Day Candle Making Class, offering a creative way to celebrate the holiday with that special lady in your life. Participants can create a unique 10 oz soy candle in a matte pink jar under the guidance of an
The Montgomery County Chorale & Orchestra (MCCO) will present its spring concert, Reflections, featuring the East Coast premiere of Ashes of Roses, a requiem by Minnesota-based composer Jocelyn Hagen. This special performance will be even more memorable as Jocelyn herself will join us in person for this historic occasion! Ashes
Experience springtime on a colonial farm! Watch farmers shear sheep to get them ready for the warm weather. Then, follow the “wool to wardrobe” process as the farm's living historians demonstrate spinning, weaving, and other textile crafts. Hear about the various activities that went into running an 18th century farm
Are your little ones looking for something fun and different to do on a chilly Saturdays in late winter? Try a Mini-Makers Saturday Robotics class and watch your child’s creativity and imagination grow. These weekly, one-hour Mini Makers Robotics Class allows children (3–6 years old) of all abilities to learn engineering,
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