Hi Neighbor!

The other night my husband and I were watching Jeopardy together and during a commercial he told me I stank. Well not quite that blunt. He worked up to it with, don’t take this the wrong way and better coming from me than someone else. Granted of all the things that could possibly come after the lines don’t take this the wrong way, having braced myself this was pretty mild. Still I was dismayed. READ MORE​

Be well and be kind,

Susan

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Summer is almost here, things around town are heating up, and we’ve got the latest scoop on what’s sizzling on the Main Line this month!

​Read June's In The Loop​

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ARTSY

Roberto Lugo: Permanence: We Were Here – Unveiling Day

Friday, June 5 • 10 AM – 5 PM
Michener Art Museum

Join the unveiling of Permanence: We Were Here, a newly commissioned monumental ceramic vessel by Philadelphia-based artist Roberto Lugo. Created in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the four-foot-tall artwork explores the transformation of the historic Bucks County Jail into the Michener Art Museum and reflects on themes of memory, incarceration, resilience, and community history. Details​

Clover Market Kennett Square​
​Sunday, June 7 • 10 AM –4 PM

Clover Market returns to Kennett Square with nearly 100 curated vendors offering handmade, vintage, antique, and artisan goods, plus food trucks, live music, beer and wine, and free kids’ crafts. Details​

Phoenixville Art Street Festival 2026

Saturday, June 13 • 11 AM – 5 PM
Bridge Street
Free and open to the public

Get ready to wander, wonder, and be inspired! Experience a vibrant day of art, music, street entertainment, and family-friendly activities. More than 70 juried artists will showcase original works spanning a variety of mediums, while live performers, musicians, poets, dancers, and community art projects bring the streets to life. Details​

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LOCAL MUSIC

Jazz at the Springs

Sunday, June 7 • 3 PM – 6 PM

Historic Yellow Springs

This beloved outdoor festival has been a joyful herald of summer in the village since 1998, often drawing more than 800 attendees for an afternoon of world-class jazz and relaxed celebration. Details​

Concerts Under The Stars

June through September

Upper Merion

Upper Merion’s iconic Concerts Under The Stars concert series is returning for its 40th season! Presented and produced by Rising Sun Presents, the summer-long series will again take place at the scenic Upper Merion Township Building Park in King of Prussia, and will include a mix of ticketed and free concerts. Details​

Strawberry Festival ​
​Friday, June 5, 5–9 PM & Saturday, June 6, 12–9 PM​
​Coatesville

This family-friendly festival features live entertainment, vendors and crafts, food throughout the downtown area, rides and games for younger children, entertainment, Strawberry Drop Zone, and, of course, strawberry shortcake. Details​

Chester County Blues BBQ

Saturday, June 6 • 2 PM - 7 PM

Wyndsor Farm, Elverson

The festival features talented regional and national blues artists, local food vendors, and a relaxed outdoor atmosphere for families and music lovers alike. Details​

Tredyffrin Township Summer Concert Series

Thursday, June 11 - Tim Williams Band

Wilson Farm Park, Wayne

Spend your Thursday evenings this summer moving and grooving to some great music! Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy Details​

Kennett Summerfest

Sunday, June 14 • 2 – 6 PM​
​100 South Broad Street, Kennett Square

A wine and food festival in the heart of Kennett Square. Now in its fifth year, the event brings together local wines, culinary bites, and live music for a festive afternoon downtown. Details

Wayne Music Festival

Saturday, June 13 • 1 – 10 PM​
​Downtown Wayne / Free admission

This free outdoor community festival features three stages with national, regional, and local performers, plus 75+ local restaurants and vendors. Good to know: All ages welcome. Water bottles, chairs, and blankets are permitted. Details ​

Turks Head Music Festival​
​Sunday, June 7 • 12–7 PM​
​West Chester

The festival features two stages of live music, approximately 70 artists and vendor booths, and plenty of fresh food from local vendors throughout the day. Details​

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PROUD TO BE

Irish America 250 – Havertown Irish Festival​
​Saturday, June 13, 2026 | 12:00–8:00 PM​
​Haverford School District Administration Building, 50 E. Eagle Road, Havertown

A free community festival featuring live music, Irish dancers, bagpipers, two outdoor stages, food trucks, vendors, a beer garden, a kids’ fun zone, and a Crafter Village with 50+ handmade artisans and crafters.

Admission: Free; donations appreciated. Details​

Pride at the Lansdowne Farmers Market

Saturday, June 6 • 9 AM – 1 PM

Featured artist Katie Mizak, showcasing her work alongside a full market of local vendors. Enjoy live music from Jean Louise, in collaboration with Henn House Productions. A special performance by Tangle Arts, presenting an aerialist show that brings movement and artistry into the heart of the market. Community activities include: Face painting, Friendship bracelet making, Chalk drawing stations Details​

Italian American Heritage Festival​
​Sunday, June 7, 2026 | 10 AM – 5 PM​
​Historic Rose Tree Park, Media

A daylong community celebration filled with authentic Italian food, live music, cultural exhibits, local organizations, vendors, and family-friendly activities. Details​

Heritage Festival

Sunday, June 7, 2026 | 10 AM – 5 PM

Havertown

Local music, craft beer from Conshohocken Brewery, Food vendors, Civil and Revolutionary War soldiers, Toy train displays Fire trucks, Blacksmithing demos, Local artists, and much more! Details​

Pride on State Street 2026

Saturday, June 6 • 2 PM – 9 PM
Downtown State Street District, Media

An afternoon and evening of LGBTQIA+ community events, entertainment, social gatherings, and activities hosted throughout downtown Media following the annual Delco Pride Parade. The event transforms State Street and participating local venues into welcoming spaces for celebration, visibility, connection, and community engagement. Details​

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NATURALLY SPEAKING

Beekeeping: Historical Origins and Present-Day Buzzing Talk and Demonstration

Saturday, June 6 • 2 PM

Historic Waynesborough, Paoli

Learn about beekeeping’s historic origins, how beekeeping works today, and how bees make honey with demonstration. Details​

Lower Merion Conservancy Spring Gala​
​Thursday, June 11, 6–9 p.m.​
​1113 Brynlawn Road, Villanova​
​Tickets required

An elegant evening of food, drinks, and music under the stars at the Villanova home of Dr. Janice Gault and Dr. Jim Vander. Guests will enjoy hors d’oeuvres, small plates, a light dinner, and signature cocktails in a special garden setting styled in the spirit of a French country estate. Proceeds support the Conservancy’s work to protect open space, preserve historic architecture, and care for the local watershed. Details​

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On Friday, June 5 at 2 PM, Penn Wynne Elementary School will also host a pep rally ahead of “Alex’s Original Lemonade Stand,” which will be held at the school on Saturday, June 6 from 10 AM to 2:30 PM.

To prepare for the event, students at the school re-created a 22-year-old photo on the school field to honor Alexandra “Alex” Scott, the Penn Wynne student who started what has become a powerhouse charity supporting pediatric cancer research, children fighting cancer and their families.

Alex hosted her first lemonade stand 26 years ago in her family’s yard. She was just four years old and battling neuroblastoma, but when she raised $2,000, she told her parents she wanted to give the money to doctors to help find treatments.

By 2004, the stand had grown so popular that it moved to Penn Wynne Elementary. That year, PE teacher Anita Deasey organized a photo of students spelling out “Alex” on the school field, captured from the roof by photographer Sharon Taffet. The photo still hangs in the school today.

“I am thrilled that the photo has been recreated 22 years later,” Taffet said. “Alex was a very special little girl, and I feel blessed to have known her.”