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.
Last Updated: 09/23/2020 06:57PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM
09/23/2020 06:57PM ● By Steven Hoffman
Iris Gray Dowling, who has written everything from books about local history and nature to picture books and teaching articles, has announced the publication of a “Toads: Friends You Never Thought You Had.”
09/17/2020 01:16PM ● By Richard L. Gaw, Staff Writer
The Kennett Heritage Center, in partnership with the Chadds Ford Historical Society, commemorated the 243rd anniversary of The Battle of Brandywine, which was fought between the American Continental Army of General George Washington and the British Army on Sept. 11, 1777.
08/27/2020 01:32PM
If you're looking for something fun to do in the month of September, check out our top picks in the Chester County area.
08/27/2020 12:16PM ● By Steven Hoffman
“Taste of the Fair” kicked off its first event of three that will give the public at least bits of an annual event that is dear to their hearts and serves as a harbinger of the fall festivities to follow.
08/06/2020 06:00AM ● By Steven Hoffman
Nancy Johnson’s whimsical and heartwarming new book, Moe and Lucy – Reunited at the Rainbow Bridge came about after the family’s beloved Jack Russell terrier, Moe, passed away.
07/30/2020 06:00AM ● By Richard L. Gaw, Staff Writer
Through innovative measures and with the help of grants and contributions, Kennett Square's most popular listening room is still putting on shows, virtually.
07/22/2020 09:09PM ● By Steven Hoffman
Longwood Gardens recently announced the return of its 30-minute illuminated fountain performances set to music offering the ultimate summer evening experience.
07/16/2020 09:30AM ● By Steven Hoffman
The event is an important fundraiser for Historic Kennett Square, but after careful consideration, the 2020 Kennett Brewfest has been cancelled, in its traditional form, but will be replaced with an alternative option.
07/14/2020 05:36PM ● By Richard Gaw
Braving Veracity is a new 65-page literary anthology that features personal essays and memoirs written by eight women authors from Chester County and the Brandywine Valley.
04/28/2020 03:32PM ● By Richard Gaw
Served as one of the principal visionaries for what became the Brandywine River Museum of Art