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You have heard it before, and I am here to tell you again: Sundays are for the Birds! As in our Birds, the Super Bowl LIX Champs, the team that brought the Lombardi Trophy back to Broad Street, the team that united the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond, making us bleed green on Sundays. Oh, and the occasional Monday or Thursday, depending on actual game day. But you get it. We love our Eagles. READ MORE
Go Birds!
Jackie
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🌼 Grateful for the Locals Who Support Us!
Notre Dame Academy • Malvern Prep • Abigail Hillman • Friends' Central School • Adam Home Services • Wolf Performing Arts Center • Dr. Tina Ho • Community Art Center
Malvern Preparatory School is an independent, Augustinian school for young men in grades 6-12. Our Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love play a central role across our curriculum as we help students discover themselves, understand others, and make an impact in the larger world. Faculty work with students to look inward, challenging them to find their truths, and inspiring them to use their education for the common good. Malvern’s loving community encourages excellence and treats each young man as a developing leader—on the field, in the classroom, and on stage. Our students are highly engaged and find happiness through a variety of positive, life-changing experiences, which in turn fosters their success in life.
The Admissions Department at Malvern Prep is excited to welcome prospective families to our Open House on Saturday, October 18. This event provides families with opportunities to meet and engage with our students, teachers, staff, administrators, current parents, and alumni.
Register today to join us on Saturday, October 18, 2025, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
MalvernPrep.org/OpenHouse
THE SHOW MUST GO ON
Misery by Stephen King
Act II Playhouse, Ambler
Production opens Friday, October 10
A five-week run! The stage adaptation of “Misery” is written by Academy Award-winning writer William Goldman, author of “The Princess Bride,” “All the President’s Men” and many, many others. Details
15th Anniversary Peace Concert
Friday, October 10
6-8:30 PM
Haverford College Marshall Theater
An evening of a diverse selection of music, spanning genres from classical and jazz to beloved film themes promoting peace, love, and friendship through music. Details
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto
Saturday, October 11
7:30 PM
Goodhart Hall, Bryn Mawr College
The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia presents the first concert in this year’s series featuring virtuoso pianist Henry Kramer performing Felix Mendelssohn's brilliant Piano Concerto No. 1. Details
Into the Woods
Weekends, October 10-26
SALT Performing Arts, Chester Springs
Get tickets to the hottest show in town this fall where the Brothers Grimm fantastical show hits the stage. PG13 for mature audiences. Details
Elephant and Piggie’s We are in a Play Jr.
Saturday, October 11 - Sunday, October 26
The Media Theater, Media
Entertaining musical based on the best-selling children’s books by Mo Willems where an elephant and a pig have epic adventures.
Details
PUMPKINS, PARADES AND PINTS
Narberth Oktoberfest
Saturday, October 11
5–11 PM Rain or Shine
Narberth Park, 80 Windsor Avenue
Friends of Sabine Park proudly presents Narberth Oktoberfest, in partnership with the American Legion, to support the Narberth Memorial Day Parade and Sabine Park! Food, fun and entertainment! Details
Chestnut Hill Fall for the Arts
Sunday, October 12
11 AM – 5 PM
Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia
The main drag of Chestnut Hill will transform into a vibrant outdoor arts and crafts marketplace. Details
Ardmore Day
Saturday, October 18
11 AM – 4 PM
Schauffele Plaza, Ardmore
Free fun family day in downtown Ardmore complete with a dog parade, a children’s spooktacular parade and scavenger hunt, and live music and entertainment. Details
Garrett Williamson Harvest Festival
Saturday, October 18
11 AM – 3 PM
Garrett Williamson Farm, Newtown Square
Join the fun at the barn as the fall season is celebrated with farm animals, a straw maze, inflatables, and so much more! Details
SPOOKTACULAR FUN
The Great Pumpkin Carve
Thursday, October 16, - Saturday, October 18
Chadds Ford Historical Society
A 50-year old tradition started by Andrew Wyeth and his son continues with pumpkin carving and lighting taking place on Thursday, and more pumpkin festivities over the next two days.
Details
Lantern Tours
Thursday, October 16, 7–8:30 PM
Friday, October 17, 6-8 PM
Historic Sugartown, Malvern
Learn some spooky history by lantern light with expert guides taking you through the village. Details
The Grange Estate Haunted Family Halloween Event
Sunday, October 19
12- 2 PM
The Grange Estate, Havertown
Little Grangers are invited to visit the mansion transformed into a spooky good time. Bring your parents and register in advance. Details
COSTUMES ENCOURAGED
Conshohocken Halloween Parade
Saturday, October 18
4-6 PM
Mary H. Wood Park, Conshohocken
This is a DO NOT miss event for its spectacular, spooky fun.
Details
The Great Halloween Celebration
Saturday, October 18
5-8 PM
Upper Main Line YMCA, Berwyn
This family-friendly event returns offering a haunted hollow trail, a fortune teller’s hut, and spooky carnival games to name a few. Register in advance. Details
GOOD TIMES FOR GREAT CAUSES
Community and Police Basketball Classic
Friday, November 7
5:30 – 10 PM
Lower Merion High School, Ardmore
The Race for Peace Committee is hosting the 9th annual classic event at the Kobe Bryant Gym in support of the LMPD. Free event where you can dribble and dunk for prizes. Details
Bark in the Park
Saturday, October 11
9 AM – 3 PM
Rose Tree Park, Media
Register now to walk or run at this unique 5K event where the funds raised go to the dogs at Providence Animals Center. A festival takes place immediately following where the afternoon focuses on dog health and care, plus some fun for pet owners! Details
Annual Radnor Run Benefit
Sunday, October 26
Benefit the American Lung Association by running or walking. The runs are 5 miles and 1 mile as well as a 2-mile trail walk. Register online before October 1 and fundraise $25 for a Radnor Run tee shirt. Details
After many years off site, Community Arts Center’s annual FALL FEST (formerly known as the Fine Arts and Crafts Festival) returns home to the Arts Center for the 20th Anniversary of the event. The event will take place on Sunday, October 12, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Presented by Wendy Cotton and Len Orlando. This free family event features 30 local and regional artists selling original art in various media including watercolor, oil and acrylic painting, mixed media, ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, pastel, photography, pottery, printmaking, and sculpture.
The festival features a variety of live music throughout the day. With a tie-dying table and children’s activities, the FALL FEST is fun for all ages! Attendees can also take tours of the center, see demos by some of the teaching artists on the faculty, and participate in a pumpkin painting contest (pre-registration required).
Proceeds from the FALL FEST, will support programs at the non-profit Community Arts Center in Wallingford, PA. The Carmona Mobile Foods food truck will be on site throughout the day so that attendees can purchase food to enjoy at the event.
For a complete list of participating artists visit the festival website at fineartsandcraftsfestival.org or communityartscenter.org.
