There are some terrific things to do around town, we'll share some of them here and remember you can add events to our calendar.
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12/02/2020 12:40PM ● By Richard Gaw
Events include light shows, ornament making workshops, wine tasting and yuletide tours of the home once owned by H. F. du Pont
12/02/2020 12:32PM ● By Richard Gaw
'[The film] shares our history and our challenges, yet I came away feeling hopeful'
12/01/2020 12:28PM ● By Steven Hoffman
A great new arrival in Kennett Square!
10/28/2020 04:16PM ● By Steven Hoffman
Kennett Middle School art students are joining The Creamery and Casa Guanajuato to mark Day of the Dead -- Dia de los Muertos -- at the Creamery during the next two successive weekends, Oct 30 and Nov. 6.
10/21/2020 07:09PM ● By Richard L. Gaw
This project will promote the history of the Underground Railroad in the region through scholarly research, creative partnerships, public experiences, and historical memorialization.
10/21/2020 07:07PM ● By Richard L. Gaw
In December 2017, Oxford resident and amateur filmmaker Gary Arnold was sitting in a local library about to read Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” in advance of the holiday season, when he began to experience a sensation that could best be described as an extreme ringing in his right year.
10/19/2020 09:43PM ● By Steven Hoffman
One of the most famous and enduring local legends is the ticking tomb near Landenberg. Tales about the mysterious grave have been shared for more than 200 years.
10/14/2020 05:26PM ● By Steven Hoffman
In the quest to select the new queen or find the most recent championship pie, the leadership of the Unionville Community Fair was not hampered by the limitations placed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The alternative event provided a small sample of the traditional Unionville Community Fair.
09/28/2020 05:38PM
If you're looking for something fun to do in the month of October, check out our top picks in the Chester County area.
09/23/2020 06:58PM ● By Richard L. Gaw, Staff Writer
During a recent meeting by the Historic Kennett Square Economic Development Council, the library was introduced as a potentially major economic driver for the Kennett Square community. They anticipate the new library will go from 120,000 visitors a year to nearly one quarter of a million visitors.