Events in Chester County, PA

The Philly Keys bring a high-energy, request-driven dueling pianos show to Uptown, turning the crowd into part of the performance. Singalongs and playful audience interaction keep the room buzzing, while skilled entertainers trade songs and keep the pace moving. With live pianos and guitars enhanced by custom tracks, the music lands with the punch of a full band. The setlist spans a wide range, from classic rock and pop to current hits, country staples, and nostalgic throwbacks, guided by what the audience asks to hear. Quick humor, unscripted moments, and big group choruses build from the first notes to a lively finale.

Set in downtown Oxford, Pennsylvania, the Village Market showcases a wide range of local goods and flavors. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, flower bouquets, butcher cuts, local spirits, baked treats and loaves of bread, hot pizza to take away, sauces, and handmade art and crafts from area makers. Food trucks are scheduled for many weeks, and live music along with giveaways is planned throughout the season.

Celebrate spooky season with a glitzy pumpkin decorating experience for adults at The Hot Spot Studio in Phoenixville. Participants transform a plain pumpkin into a sparkling showpiece using provided rhinestones, gems, and other embellishments. No prior crafting experience is needed, and BYOB is welcome. All materials are included, and everyone takes home a finished pumpkin the same evening. The cost is $45 per person.

Take a trip to the golden age of swing as the Glenn Miller Orchestra takes the stage once again. Celebrated worldwide for a trademark big band jazz sound and polished arrangements, this ensemble brings the melodies that defined an era to life. The program features favorites including In the Mood, Chattanooga Choo Choo, American Patrol, A String of Pearls, Little Brown Jug, Pennsylvania 6-5000, Tuxedo Junction, and the orchestra’s hallmark theme, Moonlight Serenade. With superb musicianship, silky vocals, and the unmistakable tone that made Glenn Miller famous, the performance revives the sparkle of the swing era. On the road continuously since 1956 and presenting over 200 performances each year, the Glenn Miller Orchestra continues to delight listeners with music that has resonated across generations in a lively, nostalgia-filled concert.

Eli Lev, a Maryland-based singer songwriter, brings his blend of indie folk and Americana to Steel City Coffeehouse & Brewery in Phoenixville, PA. His performances foster a warm, earthy atmosphere that encourages reflection and collective singing, creating an experience that feels both intimate and communal. Before touring full time, he taught eighth grade English on the Navajo Nation in Northern Arizona, a chapter that inspired the Four Directions Project, a four-album series shaped by Navajo teachings in which each cardinal direction offers its own lessons. Each release explores a distinct musical landscape while forming a cohesive whole that bridges tradition, ancestry, and contemporary songwriting. His work has expanded with the Three Worlds Project, a trilogy that considers past, present, and future meeting in the present moment. The recent album Past Lives weaves ancestral memory and belonging with archival family recordings, earning recognition through regional music awards and national songwriting competitions, including honors from the Washington Area Music Association. Having performed hundreds of shows across the United States, Europe, and the UK, he has built a devoted community through heartfelt performances, consistent touring, and deep audience connection. This appearance offers an uplifting, grounded, and emotionally resonant live experience.

Abacab brings the music of Genesis to life, honoring the band’s legacy alongside the solo work of Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, this tribute is built by musicians dedicated to sharing these songs with both longtime followers and newcomers. Expect robust vocals, tight ensemble playing, and respectful renditions that capture the distinctive sound and spirit of the originals. The performance spans the adventurous progressive rock of the 1970s through the hook-filled hits of the 1980s, gathering classics and fan favorites into a high-energy concert that celebrates one of rock’s most influential catalogs.

Oxford United Methodist Church hosts its monthly all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast in the church fellowship hall. Tickets are available at the door, priced at $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 10. The menu features pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, fruit, bacon, sausage, chipped beef or sausage gravy, and roasted potatoes. For more information, call the church office at 610-932-9698.

The 40th Annual Phoenixville Run brings a superhero theme to Reeves Park and will be held rain or shine. This hybrid event includes traditional in person 5K and 10K races and a Fun Run for children 12 and under, and participants may also choose virtual challenges or even do both the in person and virtual options. Registration is $40 for adults and $20 for those 18 and under, with day of registration for the in person 5K and 10K at $45. The Fun Run for children 12 and under is $10 and includes fun prizes. Costumes are encouraged for all, with awards for individual and group outfits, and teams are welcome. Virtual challenges can be completed in many ways, such as swimming, jump roping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, walking, skipping, or rolling, all in pursuit of a personal goal. Fundraisers who collect more than $100 for Citizen Advocacy will have their race fee refunded. A total of $1,100 in prizes will be awarded to in person winners. Long sleeve T shirts are included for all participants, virtual and in person. Share updates with #PhoenixvilleRun. Sponsors and vendors are welcome.

Experience a weekly growers market in West Chester featuring seasonal produce, farm eggs, fresh breads and pastries, local honey, an assortment of cheeses including goat cheese, dairy items, beverages, meats, flowers, and ready-to-enjoy foods. The regular season spans May through December, with a winter schedule on the first, third, and fifth Saturdays from January through April. A weekly newsletter shares the vendor lineup for each market.

Set out on a nighttime orienteering challenge at McKaig Nature Center in Wayne. This 94.5-acre preserve of unspoiled woods, scenic creeks, and abundant wildlife provides an inviting setting for navigation by map and compass under the stars. Courses are offered for all experience levels, including Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced, so newcomers and seasoned participants alike can find a good fit. Friendly instruction is available on site to help first-timers get comfortable before heading out. Bring a headlamp or a flashlight, since traveling through the forest in the dark is part of the adventure. The gathering point is the Old Roberts Schoolhouse to the right of Roberts Elementary School.

Meet Loaf brings the epic spirit of Meat Loaf to the stage in a high-energy tribute centered on Bat Out of Hell and the anthems that defined a generation. A full band powers soaring male and female vocals, delivering the theatrical intensity, drama, and punch these songs are known for. Expect familiar favorites alongside Jim Steinman hits like “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” Big voices, bold rock, and relentless momentum create an electrifying evening at the theater.

Now in its 32nd year, this annual meeting and legacy celebration centers on opening doors to legacy philanthropy. The program features Donna Ziev, CTFA, CISP, AEP, and Douglas L. Kaune, Esq., and includes the Mayor Emeritus Dr. Clifford E. DeBaptiste Visionary Award. Inspiring philanthropy by Karen and Bob Rigg of the Rigg Family Foundation will be recognized. Hosted at the Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center, the gathering begins with an opening reception and meet and greet, continues with the annual meeting and legacy celebration, then concludes with a closing reception. John Serock Catering will provide the food and beverage service. To commemorate the philanthropists, contributions may be directed to CCCF.

This hands-on workshop introduces Emotional Freedom Techniques, a simple practice that pairs light tapping on select acupressure points with intentional words and focused attention to help settle the nervous system and shift stuck emotions. Rather than a lecture, the session centers on guided practice so participants experience the method together. Practice will explore self love, building self worth, and whole person healing, using tapping to nurture self compassion, question limiting beliefs, and support emotional balance, stress relief, and overall wellness. An electronic workbook will be sent after class so attendees can stay present during the exercises instead of taking notes. The basics are easy to continue using on your own whenever needed, and there is an option to go deeper through individualized EFT and Reiki sessions. Space is limited.

Looker Books hosts a drop-in, ticketed celebration for the release of A Court of Thorns and Roses Book 6, bringing together members of the Inner Circle for ACOTAR-inspired fun. The event features themed readings, interactive games, drinks, hands-on crafts, and on-site tattoos by @dreadedtats. Attendees can arrive at any point during the event window, enjoy the activities, and pick up pre-ordered copies when the new book becomes available.

Now in its twelfth year, this Tricks and Treats event welcomes tweens and teens ages 10 through 17. Costumes are welcome but not required, and participants can enjoy crafts and snacks. Sign-up is required.

This one hour networking session connects Chamber members, local business leaders, and community professionals in a relaxed, welcoming setting. It centers on meaningful conversations, idea sharing, and building relationships to expand professional networks. Complimentary coffee and light refreshments are provided, and the informal format makes meeting new people easy. Pre-registration is encouraged to secure a spot, and walk-ins are welcome pending availability.

Enjoy a meal at Suburban Brewing Company 322 Taproom in Honey Brook to benefit the Honey Brook Community Library. During this dine and donate fundraiser, 10 percent of the cost of your meal will be contributed to the library. Let the staff know you are dining to support the library so your purchase is included.

Grammy Award-winning artist Allison Russell delivers a dynamic concert that interlaces mesmerizing vocals with banjo and clarinet, performing with her band to blend Americana, folk, and roots soul. The set traces vulnerability and triumph and includes notable songs such as The Returner and Persephone.

An adults-only Fright Night at The Hot Spot Studio offers a spooky, hands-on evening of Halloween creativity. Paint a Witch’s Brew Cauldron to keep, with all materials provided and no prior experience required. Candy and refreshments are provided, and BYOB is permitted. The event is great for beginners and works for friends, date night plans, or a solo outing. Costumes are welcome. The price is $45 per person.

Laugh Lounge is Uptown’s stand-up comedy series that spotlights three comedians sharing the stage for a one-night showcase. Each edition mixes distinct styles and viewpoints, keeping the experience fresh from show to show. Bring friends, enjoy a drink, and relax into an evening of quick wit and high-energy laughs.

A charged blend of theater and rock concert, this high-energy production packs more than six decades of rock musical hits into one thrilling concert. Standout vocalists team up with an energetic live band to fuse Broadway excitement with the buzz of a concert stage. The set features favorites from Hamilton, Hair, Pippin, Wicked, Mean Girls, The Who’s Tommy, The Rocky Horror Show, The Wiz, Jesus Christ Superstar, Jagged Little Pill, Aida, Jersey Boys, Tarzan, Mamma Mia!, Chess, Rock of Ages, and more. The performers are seasoned singers and musicians with credits on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and major venues nationwide, bringing powerful vocals and polished musicianship to songs that have kept rock musicals in the spotlight for generations. Expect plenty of moments to sing along, mime a guitar solo, and dance in your seat. Think Broadway, only louder.

Celebrate the Halloween season at Octoraro Tavern with a night of music, dancing, and costume fun. DJ Chris B Rock will be on the decks to keep the dance floor moving and the atmosphere lively. Costumes are encouraged. A valid ID is required, and vulgar costumes are not permitted.

Ray Didinger, Glen Macnow and Joe Conklin return to the Colonial with a multimedia celebration of Philadelphia sports, exploring signature victories, tough losses, championship runs and unforgettable highlights. Ray and Glen share the backstories and present standout clips that resonate with fans, while Joe brings humor through spot on impressions of broadcast favorites like Harry and Whitey, Merrill and Mike, along with many others. A VIP Meet and Greet package is available as an add on to any ticket. It includes a pre show dinner and conversation across the street at the Rec Room, featuring craft beer and pub fare from Conshohocken Brewing Co., as the hosts trade stories and answer questions. The package is priced at 90 dollars per person and requires a ticket to the show. Ticket access includes a Colonial Member presale with codes sent by email, followed by a public on sale. Ticketing is handled through a separate platform that may require creating a Tixr login, and questions can be directed by email.

Locally made fine craft takes the spotlight in a two-day indoor showcase presented by the Chester County Craft Guild at the Chester County Art Association in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Explore one-of-a-kind, handcrafted work by area artists in a welcoming creative setting.

A lively outdoor Halloween market returns for its second year at Reeves Park, building on a turnout of more than 2,000 attendees last time and aiming even bigger. Admission is free and the atmosphere is family friendly. Explore local makers with handcrafted goods, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and unwind in the beer garden. Activities include bounce houses, lawn games, a Halloween themed craft area, and face painting. Costumes are welcome, making it a festive way to spend the day before trick or treating and celebrate the season.

Get into a spooky spirit before trick-or-treaters head out with a festive gathering featuring food trucks, live music, and plenty of merchandise tables. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with bites to eat and time to browse a variety of goods.

Enjoy a spooky-themed evening with delicious drinks and energetic live music. Everyone is welcome.

The Aston Brass Band returns to Andrea’s Jazz Cafe for a Halloween party where costumes are welcome. This Coatesville spot blends live music, entertainment, and dining, presenting a wide mix of sounds that include jazz traditions alongside Latin, contemporary country, blues, and fusion. The band brings its New Orleans brass style to the stage, and the venue offers food and drinks with some New Orleans Cajun options.

Step into the cult phenomenon that is The Rocky Horror Picture Show, where sweethearts Brad and Janet seek shelter in the castle of the charismatic Dr. Frank-N-Furter and are swept into an unforgettable night filled with eccentric personalities, singable songs, and gleeful excess. The experience is known for lively audience interaction... many arrive in costume, shout classic callbacks, and leap into the Time Warp, a tradition that has kept this film a late-night favorite for close to five decades. Costumes are welcome, participation is encouraged, and the atmosphere invites singing, dancing, and plenty of laughter as this enduring cult classic lights up the screen.

Organized by the Exton Malayali Association, this charity run and walk brings the community together to support women's empowerment and breast cancer related initiatives. It highlights cancer support through a shared effort on the course. All proceeds from the event go directly to charity.

Enjoy a meal at Stable 12 Brewing Company while supporting Phoenixville Area Community Services. This Dine & Donate fundraiser directs 10 percent of sales to PACS. Dine in or order takeout to participate. Orders placed through Grubhub or DoorDash are not included. Whether gathering with family or friends or grabbing dinner to go, your purchase helps neighbors in need.

Steel City hosts Phoenixville Poetry Night, a welcoming monthly gathering for poets and poetry lovers. The program features recitations and readings of original work alongside cherished classics, along with writing prompts and discussion. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The Steel City Kitchen offers food, and the beverage bars and bakery stay open throughout the event.

Phoenixville First Fridays bring a lively, recurring celebration of the town’s creative spirit. Each month features a blend of live music, theatrical performances, and showcases by local artists, along with a few unexpected delights. Stroll at your own pace to discover arts venues, browse small shops and distinctive boutiques, and enjoy the offerings of nearby restaurants.

RAEL brings the sound and spectacle of Genesis’ early years back to the stage, channeling the group’s high energy, vivid storytelling, and theatrical flair. Based in New York and Northern New Jersey, this tribute is dedicated to faithful, full-album performances from the Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett era. The set includes music from Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, and A Trick of the Tail, along with select solo hits by Peter Gabriel. The lineup features Lloyd Gold on lead vocals and flute, Mike Belmonte on bass and bass pedals with backing vocals, Paul Sheehan on drums and cymbals with backing vocals, Kenneth Todd on keyboards, Sal Locascio on guitars with backing vocals, and Elaine Gold on backing vocals.

This sharpening event at Elkton Ace features on-site service in the parking lot. Bring knives, mower blades, axes, trimmer blades, chainsaw chains, and other tools to have their edges restored. Drop off your items and browse the store while the work is completed, then pick them up when finished. It helps get equipment in shape for spring projects.

Gather with a friendly group in the Historic Church for a monthly time of knitting and crocheting with community at the heart of it. Completed items are shared with people experiencing need or celebrating meaningful moments. Bring a project to work on, or receive instruction if you would like to learn how to knit. For this session, participants will bring a brown bag lunch. Most months feature a potluck instead. For questions, contact knitters@stpetersgv.org.

An adoption event at Elkton Ace supports Cecil County Animal Services. Inside the store, a donation effort to fill a van invites shoppers to purchase essential supplies for the organization and receive 20 percent off the items they donate, with some exclusions. Contributions help provide care for pets in Cecil County.

Now in its ninth year, this family-friendly fundraiser invites teams of friends, families, and coworkers to build and decorate beds on wheels and compete for the title of Fastest Bed. The event raises funds and awareness for two Phoenixville organizations that provide shelter for people experiencing homelessness, Ann's Heart and Good Samaritan Services, supporting their ongoing efforts so no one is left without a bed to sleep in.

Celebrate Family Weekend with a spirited matchup as the Golden Rams take on Shippensburg University at Tomlinson-Fillippo Field in Farrell Stadium in West Chester, PA. The day features the Purple Pit student pregame party with music, food, games, and giveaways. Families will find a dedicated Kids’ Zone with lawn games, prizes, face painting, and photo opportunities with Rammy. The South Side Beer Garden inside Farrell Stadium is presented by Penn Street Mortgage and poured by Saloon 151. Entertainment includes performances by the Golden Rams Marching Band, along with WCU cheerleaders and the dance team. Ticket details are as follows: current students and employees receive free entry with a Ram Card ID and should enter through Gate 5, children and students in grades K through 12 are $5, children under five are free with no ticket required, seniors 65 and older are $5, and general admission is $10.

The Jeff Dillard Bluegrass Band brings a bluegrass performance to the Oxford Eagles Club in Oxford. A cash 50/50, bar specials, and food will be available.

The Unitarian Congregation of West Chester hosts an inclusive evening filled with music and dancing. The gathering is open to everyone, with the night's music brought to The Center by Marie Steel.

Returning to Uptown Knauer Performing Arts Center, this live Eric Clapton experience features a mix of hits and deep cuts performed in both electric and acoustic styles. The performance highlights the breadth of his catalog, pairing familiar favorites with lesser-heard tracks.

The Longest Johns bring powerhouse vocal harmonies and a fresh spark to traditional sea songs and work chants, channeling the energy that has made them a chart-topping force in folk music. Born in Bristol around a kitchen table in 2012, Jonathan “JD” Darley, Andy Yates and Robbie Sattin fuse maritime tradition with sharp humor, digital culture and their own songwriting, connecting old stories to a modern audience. Years of tireless touring, an engaged online following and a steady stream of releases built their devoted fanbase, then 2021 launched them into the global spotlight when their version of Wellerman caught fire on TikTok and helped fuel the ShantyTok wave. Their creative run includes the Pieces of Eight project, a series of eight monthly EPs that culminated in their tenth album. In 2024 they released the fan-funded Voyage alongside a companion book of stories, artwork and lyrics, and the album has surpassed 7 million streams on Spotify. Across their catalog they now reach more than 628,000 monthly listeners and generate over 3.7 million streams each month. Their newest release, Ends of the Earth, stretches their signature sound into bold territory, exploring everything from eighteenth century crimes to mythic beasts said to dwell in the American wilderness. Look for tight harmonies, driving folk rock and a group pushing the edges of its craft. Proud digital natives and avid gamers, they performed at the opening of the 2025 Pokémon Europe International Championships where they debuted Face the World written for the occasion. They also collaborate with the gaming community through appearances in the annual Jingle Jam hosted by The Yogscast and through their LongestJohnsGaming streaming channel. With over half a million YouTube subscribers and a touring history that spans the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, they head into 2026 with extensive plans across the UK, the United States, Europe and Canada, continuing to share their modern take on traditional folk with audiences worldwide.

A seminar on Social Security at Honey Brook Community Library features Jessica Burger, who will take questions during the session. Advance registration is necessary. Contact the library to register.

Phoenixville Blues Festival teams up with Orion Communities for Music for Everyone at The Colonial Theater, featuring Vanessa Collier as the headliner. Collier has performed at the festival four times, bringing a familiar blues presence to this charitable night. The event supports Orion Communities and serves as its largest fundraiser, with a goal of a sellout to strengthen community support.

This family night brings the fun of camping indoors for one night only. For those who would rather build than camp, a LEGO challenge spans five rounds with a single overall winner. Moms can relax in comfy pants and Sambas while making a cell phone craft. It is a safe space where moms can be as caring as they wish.

Celebrate three decades of The Colonial Theatre as a nonprofit at a high-energy 90s Night. Legendary DJ Moshe, the Spin Therapist, will keep the era’s hits flowing, with themed cocktails to set the vibe and photo opportunities to capture the nostalgia. 90s-inspired outfits are encouraged, so dust off a favorite throwback look. This party continues a journey through the decades that has already visited the 20s, 50s, 70s, and 80s, now arriving in the 90s with plenty of retro spirit.

All services are free for dogs and cats at Oxford Feed & Lumber in Oxford, PA. Available care includes distemper vaccines (DHPP, DAPP, DA2PP, FVRCP), rabies, Bordetella for kennel cough, and microchipping. Submit prior veterinary records by email and bring copies so your pet receives the correct vaccinations. Pre-registration is available. Plan to be checked in and in line at least 30 minutes before closing. To help ensure all families can be seen, there is a limit of two animals per person. Non-social or reactive pets should remain in vehicles with their owners until it is their turn, and owners should check in without pets upon arrival. Thank you for supporting pet health and helping the clinic run smoothly.

A mobile clothing closet will be at CityWell Church to serve the Coatesville community with free apparel for all ages. Browse clothing, shoes, accessories, and more in a welcoming, store-like setting that emphasizes dignity, compassion, and care. Attendees can pick up needed items at no cost and connect with neighbors.

Stained glass workshops return in Phoenixville with a suncatcher make-together. Offered on second Saturdays, participants choose a seasonal design for fall or winter and craft a piece to take home.

Look forward to 20 rounds of bingo, with raffles and special games adding more chances to play. Tickets will be available for purchase and are expected to sell out quickly. The kitchen will offer light options rather than a full-course dinner.

Wayvine hosts the annual Harvest Party, a gathering known for being consistently fun.

Sonic Honey heads to Phoenixville VFW Post 1564 for an indoor event that welcomes the public with no cover charge. When you arrive, press the bell at the door and use the password "Sweet Sounds..Pure Vibes" to be let in.

Better Than Bacon Improv teams up with Uptown for Bacon Gives Back, a fundraising comedy show supporting Coatesville Youth Initiative and Brandywine Valley Active Aging. Each performance is built in the moment from audience suggestions, so every show is one of a kind. Quick-thinking players spin your ideas into fast-paced scenes and unexpected characters, keeping the laughs coming. The troupe began when a group of improv fans met in a local comedy class, soon moved into professional performances, and grew into a fixture of the local comedy scene. Its cast draws from across the southeastern Philadelphia suburbs and brings backgrounds in improv, acting, stand-up, and music to the stage. Enjoy a memorable night of comedy while helping two organizations that serve the community.

John Candy, Macaulay Culkin, and Jean Louisa Kelly headline this classic John Hughes comedy about an easygoing bachelor who unexpectedly steps in to care for his brother’s three children when a family emergency arises. New to suburban routines and parenting, Uncle Buck fumbles and improvises his way through with towering breakfasts, quirky fixes, and a big-hearted approach. The younger kids warm to him quickly, while his sharp and skeptical teen niece, Tia, becomes his toughest challenge. It is a warm, laugh-filled tale about responsibility, growing up, and how an unlikely guardian can turn out to be a hero. The film runs 1 hour and 40 minutes and is rated PG.

Settle in for a one-hour, in-person sound bath that invites quiet reflection and deep relaxation. A practitioner blends the tones of crystal chakra singing bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, tuning forks, and a buffalo drum with gentle music. You may lie down, sit, or recline as layered vibrations are used to cleanse and balance the chakras, encourage meditation, and cultivate a sense of calm and ease. Please bring a mat, blanket, pillow, or anything else that will help you stay comfortable throughout the session.

A stand-up comedy series from Uptown brings three comedians to the same stage for a one-night showcase. With a variety of voices, perspectives, and punchlines, every edition feels different. Gather friends, grab a drink, and settle in for an evening of quick-witted, high energy comedy.

At Second Nature Farm, riders can work in a regulation-size indoor dressage arena fitted with mirrors on both ends and make use of a spacious viewing room. A large outdoor arena with all-weather footing is available for schooling, and parking is straightforward thanks to a generous U-shaped driveway. For questions, contact Anecia at 484-994-5949.

Anchored Ministries is bringing a mobile clothing closet to Honey Brook Food Pantry, providing free, high quality clothing for all ages with no strings attached. The trailer is stocked with everyday wear, seasonal options, and other useful pieces, and shoppers can choose what they need in a welcoming, supportive environment that prioritizes dignity. The initiative focuses on meeting basic needs and sharing hope, one outfit at a time.

Hosted by Downtown West Chester and the West Chester Downtown Foundation, the 3rd annual Turkey Trot features a 5K run and a 2K walk that invite families and friends to kick off the holiday together. The course begins at the corner of Market Street and Church Street and moves through the southwestern section of the borough. Two start waves help participants find their pace, with one for those expecting to finish under 30 minutes and another for those expecting to finish in 30 minutes or more. The entry fee is $32 per person, and a free T-shirt is guaranteed with early sign-up. This event takes place rain or shine.

Leading Zero will be at Molly Maguire's Irish Restaurant & Pub.

Barnaby's West Chester hosts a Sunday live music session.

Enjoy a casual, drop-in style visit at the Chamber’s new space. Connect with staff and board members, ask questions, and hear about upcoming programs and events. It is an easy way to get acquainted with what the Chamber is working on and to meet the team in an informal setting.

Downtown Phoenixville hosts a holiday edition of First Friday, the monthly celebration that spotlights the community’s eclectic spirit. The evening features performances by musicians and theater groups, work from local artists, and a few little surprises. Wander through galleries and other creative spaces, browse independent shops and distinctive boutiques, and explore the many dining options nearby.

West Chester's signature Christmas parade features beloved Chester County performers alongside fresh additions for a festive, family friendly celebration. Returning as parade emcees are 6abc meteorologist Adam Joseph and B101's Kathy Romano.

Tune up dull edges at an on-site sharpening service at Elkton Ace in Elkton, Maryland. Bring items such as knives, mower blades, axes, trimmer blades, and chainsaw chains to have the edge restored for the season. The service will be set up in the parking lot, allowing you to drop off your tools, browse the store while they are sharpened, and pick them up when finished. This setup helps you get everything ready for spring projects.

Elkton Ace hosts an adoption event benefiting Cecil County Animal Services. An in-store Fill the Van donation drive invites shoppers to purchase much needed supplies for Cecil County Animal Services, with 20% off donated items and some exclusions. The focus is on supporting Cecil County pets through adoptions and contributions collected in the store.

Shark 2.0 brings a full-band performance to Phoenixville VFW Post 1564 in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas brings the holiday season to the stage with sweeping dance numbers, beloved songs, and the timeless charm of classic Broadway. The story follows former Army pals Bob Wallace and Phil Davis as they partner with a talented pair of singing sisters for a festive escapade at a snowy Vermont inn. The score features favorites like Blue Skies, I Love a Piano, How Deep Is the Ocean, and the iconic title song White Christmas, blending romance, comedy, and show-stopping moments into a joyful celebration for all ages. Produced by Revival Productions, the performance runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including intermission. A designated Community Day performance offers cost-friendly $28 tickets and open captioning for hearing-impaired patrons.

Enjoy a festive breakfast at Steel City Coffeehouse & Brewery with photos with Santa and a craft table for kids. This event supports Phoenixville Area Community Services and its mission to nurture food security in the community.

A festive annual evening focused on holiday craft making, inviting children of every age to create projects they can bring home. Registration is required. To register, email jspade@ccls.org or call 610-273-3303.

Ball in the House delivers an all-vocal concert that feels like a full band, creating every sound live with nothing but their voices. The set blends R&B, soul, pop, Motown, disco, doo-wop, and current hits, fueled by seamless harmonies and standout beatboxing that often has the crowd clapping, moving, and singing along. With over twenty years on the road and about 200 performances each year, the group has impressed audiences at major theaters, performing arts centers, and festivals across the globe. They have shared stages with iconic artists, headlined international festivals, appeared on national television, and contributed vocals to major commercial campaigns, highlighting the power of the human voice. This upbeat, feel-good show welcomes music fans of all ages and aims to send everyone out on a high note. Sponsored by The Marinellis.

A candlelit Christmas program designed for those seeking a quieter, more meaningful celebration. It offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere where music takes center stage and the focus is on attentive, shared listening.

A warm, candlelit concert brings a festive holiday theme to First Presbyterian Church of Phoenixville. Presented by Lumos, this intimate program features a string trio performing seasonal favorites and film melodies, with selections from The Nutcracker, music associated with Home Alone, Love Actually, The Holiday, and The Snowman, plus a Christmas carol medley and other cherished tunes. Seating is first come, first served within your chosen tiered zone, with Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze options. This event is for guests ages eight and up. Accessibility accommodations include the option for companions and caretakers to purchase tickets to ensure seating together, with availability varying by venue and no guarantee of front row placement. A donation is made to a different charity each month. For questions, email customerservice@lumos-experiences.com. Private bookings for special occasions are available at privatehire@lumos-experiences.com. FAQs are available for additional details.

The Firebird returns to Phoenixville with a day filled with art, music, food, and hands-on experiences, all building toward the burning of the Firebird. Rising 20 feet tall and created over three months through hundreds of hours of community effort, the phoenix honors the borough’s namesake and stands as a symbol of renewal, creativity, connection, and rebirth. Recognized as one of the Philadelphia region’s most distinctive annual gatherings, it draws thousands and features regionally acclaimed performers along with craft and food vendors. The festival fosters collaboration between local artistic talent and the cultural life of Phoenixville, welcoming longtime supporters and first-time visitors to something proudly bold, a little weird, and unmistakably Phoenixville. Attendance is free. Anyone offering tickets or trying to sell them is a scam. Posts claiming there is room for vendors that do not come from the event’s official channels are also scams.

A Sunday Jam takes place at Barnaby's.

Die Hard returns to the big screen with Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman, and Bonnie Bedelia. On Christmas Eve, NYPD officer John McClane travels to Los Angeles to reconnect with his estranged wife, but a terrorist takeover of a skyscraper turns the visit into a high-stakes rescue. Cut off from help and cornered inside the building, McClane relies on nerve, improvisation, and sheer resolve to protect the hostages and dismantle the threat. Known for razor-sharp one-liners, white-knuckle action, and a Bruce Willis performance that helped define the genre, this enduring action landmark also keeps the debate alive... is it a Christmas movie. Expect a rush of adrenaline, a dose of nostalgia, and some holiday chaos on the big screen. Run time is 2 hours 12 minutes. Rated R.

Founded in 1995, the Cartoon Christmas Trio has grown into one of the region’s signature voices for the music of classic animated holiday specials, especially the songs associated with A Charlie Brown Christmas. With a focus on the warmth, charm, and unmistakable jazz spirit of Vince Guaraldi and his contemporaries, the group has spent over three decades bringing these timeless melodies to audiences. Now in its 31st season, the trio’s resume includes appearances at the Kimmel Center, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Milton Theatre, the Queen Theater, World Café Live, Winterthur Museum, and the Reading Public Museum, along with features on NPR, ABC, FOX, and NBC. The ensemble features Larry Marshall on drums, Jeff Knoettner on piano, and Rob Swanson on double bass. For this performance, they are joined by the young voices of the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District and world class baritone Grant Youngblood. The program offers an evening of beloved holiday favorites, nostalgic spirit, and the familiar jazz sound that has become part of Christmas traditions for generations.

Celebrate the season as Ace Mangano joins the Hollywood Regency Big Band for a swinging salute to the golden age of holiday music. The set features timeless favorites made famous by Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin, Nat King Cole, Andy Williams, Johnny Mathis, Perry Como, and more. Expect everything from cozy, fireside-style ballads to upbeat classics that get toes tapping, all wrapped in nostalgia, charm, and a sense of childlike wonder. It is a festive concert crafted to fill the room with holiday cheer.

It’s a Wonderful Life, starring James Stewart, Donna Reed, and Lionel Barrymore, tells the story of George Bailey of Bedford Falls, a man who has always put others first. When a sudden financial emergency pushes him to despair, he begins to question whether his life has mattered at all. On Christmas Eve, the guardian angel Clarence shows him what the town would look like if he had never been born, revealing the profound ways he has touched those around him. The journey reaffirms the value of family, friendship, and one person’s influence. Run time is 1 hour 46 minutes and it is rated PG.

Keep The Change performs an acoustic set at Barnaby's of West Chester in West Chester, PA, marking the final Sunday Jam of 2026.

This live-action holiday comedy follows a grumpy green hermit who lives high above Whoville on Mount Crumpit and resents Christmas. He slips into a Santa costume to carry out a scheme to take every gift, decoration, and bit of cheer from town, but an encounter with the kindhearted Cindy Lou Who prompts him to rethink what the season is about. As the Whos continue to celebrate even without their belongings, he comes to realize that the spirit of the holiday is far greater than he imagined. Starring Jim Carrey, Taylor Momsen, and Kelley, this colorful favorite blends humor and music with a heartfelt message. It runs 1 hour 44 minutes and is rated PG.