TREASURE HUNTING
Antique & Collector Fair
Friday, October 16 β’ 10 AMβ6 PMβ
βSaturday, October 17 β’ 10 AMβ4 PMβ
βGreater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks
Two days of indoor shopping featuring a diverse collection of antiques, vintage finds, and one-of-a-kind collectibles. Browse quality dealers offering everything from period furniture and fine porcelain to glassware, country Americana, and unusual treasures. Details
Radnor Hunt Flea Market
Sunday, October 18 β’ 9 AM - 2 PM
Radnor Hunt Club, Malvernβ
Fabulous finds. Wonderful vendors. Delicious food. Blissful beverages. Details
The Great Junk Hunt β
βFriday, October 23 β’ 4β9 PMβ
βSaturday, October 24 β’ 8 AMβ4 PMβ
βGreater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks
Shop a huge selection of vintage finds, antiques, one-of-a-kind home dΓ©cor and unique treasures from vendors traveling from across the country. Detailsβ
Philly Bound Vintage Marketβ
Friday, October 16 β’ 2β7 PMβ
βBOK Building, South Philadelphiaβ
40+ vendors selling true vintage, Y2K clothing, jewelry, home dΓ©cor, upcycled pieces and more. Early bird shopping 2β3 PM is $5; admission is free after 3 PM. Details
Fall Fine Craft Fair
Saturday & Sunday, October 24β25
10 AMβ5 PMβ
βGreater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks
Explore the work of more than 70 talented artists and artisans showcasing handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, glass, textiles, woodwork, fine art, and unique home furnishings. Details
Fall Craft and Vendor Showβ
βSunday, October 18 β’ 12 -4 PM
Broomall Fire Company
Features local crafters and vendors, food, raffles, and a 50/50 drawing. Browse for unique finds, get a head start on holiday shopping, and support a great community organization. Details
FUN-RAISERS
Raising the Curtain: Fundraiser & Silent Auctionβ
βSunday, October 25 β’ 3β6 PM
Drexel Hill United Methodist Church, Drexel Hill
Join Theatre Access Project for a community fundraiser and silent auction supporting free theatre education and performance opportunities for young people across Greater Philadelphia. Come meet the organization and help make the arts accessible regardless of a familyβs finances. Details
St. Maryβs Fall Food Festival
Saturday, October 17 β’ 10 AM β 2 PM
St. Maryβs Episcopal Church, Wayne
Plenty of delicious food to eat and take home. Lawn games and live music will be on site. Proceeds benefit outreach programs. Details
ENTER IF YOU DARE!
Adult Trick or Treat
Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays Through November 1β
βChaddsford Winery, Chadds Ford
Trick or treating isn't just for kids! Chaddsford Winery's popular adults-only Halloween experience returns with Ghost of the Grape: A Haunted Wine Walk Through Time. Enjoy a festive outdoor walking tour featuring five themed tasting stations, each pairing Chaddsford wines with seasonal treats. Details
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βWitches of Narberth
Saturday, October 24 β’ 1β4 PMβ
βDowntown Narberth β’ Starts at Forrest & Haverford Avenues
Kids can explore downtown Narberth on a free scavenger hunt, searching for friendly witches and collecting treats along the way. Pick up a clue card, get it stamped by each witch you find, and return with a completed card to claim a Halloween prize. Costumes are encouraged but not required. The hunt continues until 4 PM or until prizes run out. Free! Detailsβ
Wayne Trick or Treat
Saturday, October 31 β’ 1β3 PMβ
βDowntown Wayne β’ North Wayne Avenue
Stroll through town as local shops and restaurants hand out candy and treats, enjoy Halloween crafts with the Wayne Art Center, and stop by the festivities along North Wayne Avenue. A sweet way to celebrate Halloween with the whole family! Detailsβ
Tales from Poe
Saturday, October 31 β’ 2 PM
Sunday, November 1 β’ 6 PM
Hedgerow Theater, Media
A seasonal favorite is back. Step inside the machinations of Edgar Allan Poeβs haunting collection of poetry and short stories in this adaptation. Detailsβ
Halloween Walk at Tyler Arboretum
Saturday, October 24 β’ 10:30 AM β 12:30 PM
Media
Kids can show off their costumes during a fun, daytime, self-paced walk through the Arboretum.
Along the way, meet volunteers dressed in nature-inspired costumes and pick up goodies and treats.
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Member Spotlight
Fairytales and Fables Day
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βDiscover the daily historic skills at the core of magical and fantastical elements of fairytales and fables! Journey around the Farmstead to hear bewitching stories and enjoy hands-on activities. Both children and adults are invited to come in costume.Farm open from 11 AM to 3 PM with last admission at 2 PM. Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 children ages 4-12. Children under 4 and members are free.
βJoin us for a historic Halloween celebration! Tickets available at the door.
Spotlight Paoli Battlefield
Remember Paoli: The Battle That Changed the Revolution
Wednesday, October 21 β’ 7 PM β
βDuportail House, Chesterbrook
Discover the dramatic story behind one of the Revolutionary War's most overlooked and brutal battles. Join local historian Jim Christ, President of the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund, as he recounts the surprise nighttime attack on General Anthony Wayne's troops in September 1777. Details
Paranormal Tour of the Paoli Battlefield
Saturday, October 17 β’ 7β11 PMβ
βPaoli Battlefield Historical Park, Malvern
Join Interstate Paranormal Research for an after-dark paranormal investigation of the historic Paoli Battlefield, site of the infamous 1777 Paoli Massacre. Explore wooded trails and fields, visit reported paranormal hot spots, and see what mysteries might be lurking in the darkness. Details
FEELS LIKE FALL
Garrett Williamson 6th Annual Harvest Festivalβ
βSaturday, October 17 β’ 11AM -3 PM
Newtown Square
An afternoon of hayrides, pumpkin decorating, a straw maze, barnyard animals, and plenty of autumn fun. Kids can enjoy games, bounce houses, a sheep obstacle course, and meet adorable mini Highland cows. Plus, garden activities, food trucks, and more! Detailsβ
Tunes & Blooms
Saturday, October 24 β’ 5 β 7 PM
Rolling Hill Park, Gladwyne
Gather around the bonfire for an evening of folk music, native plants, and community. Art activities and Conshohocken Brewing company will be on hand. Bring a blanket or chair. Details
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