Discover Skippack and Collegeville — charming Montgomery County towns with top schools, scenic trails, boutique shopping, and plenty of family fun just 30 minutes from Philly
Bring the spirit of autumn to life in Skippack Village! Their charming shops will showcase their creativity with one-of-a-kind scarecrows, each with their own unique twist. As you stroll through the village, scan the QR codes to vote on your favorites! There will be multiple categories to vote on and winners
Join Floral and Hardy for their exciting Kid-preneur Market, where talented young entrepreneurs will be showcasing and selling their unique handmade goods, delicious treats, and creative inventions. Support local youth and find something special for the kids in your life (or for yourself!). Christine & Co. will also be performing live
Footloose celebrates the exhilaration of youth, the wisdom of listening to each other, and the power of forgiveness. Features hits from the original soundtrack plus great new songs. Tickets for these performances are selling fast.
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
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,
Join the Peter Wentz farmers as they create maple sugar from trees right there at the Farmstead! Watch as they tap the trees, collect the sap, and create the syrup. Learn about the indigenous origins of maple sugaring and how the process has continued until today. Once your mouth starts
Feeling exhausted despite your healthy lifestyle? Local women share their perimenopause journey and reveal where to find expert help around the Main Line
Come learn about Weathering the Winter at the Peter Wentz Farmstead. Winters were harsh in the 18th century, but even in cold and snowy weather there was still plenty of work to do around the farm. Fires had to be built, food preserved and cooked, and animals needed tending. Visit the
Need plans for Thanksgiving week? Staying in town for Thanksgiving, or hosting family? We've got something great, every day.
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