Events in Chester County today

Experience a lively community market in downtown Oxford, Pennsylvania, offering produce and flowers, meats, distilled spirits, breads and other baked goods, sauces, ready-to-go pizza, and work by local artists and crafters. Many weeks also feature food trucks, with plans for live music and giveaways throughout the season. The market is held on Thursdays during the season.

Settle in for an adults-only creative night exploring Kinusaiga, a Japanese-inspired technique that forms richly textured designs from fabric without any stitching. Choose a fall-themed pattern, create at a relaxed pace, and feel comfortable attending on your own or with friends. All supplies are provided, beginners are welcome, and you may bring your own beverages. The cost is $48 per person. Capacity is limited.

Set at Second Nature Farm, this dressage-focused event makes use of a standard-size indoor arena with mirrors at each end and a roomy area for spectators. Schooling is available all day in the expansive outdoor arena with all-weather footing. Parking is straightforward thanks to the large U-shaped driveway. For questions, contact Anecia at 484-994-5949.

A solo musician will perform a live acoustic set at Wyncote Golf Club in Oxford, Pennsylvania.

Josh Blue brings his Freak Accident Tour to the stage with a blend of rapid-fire wit, unflinching honesty, and nimble improvisation that balances warmth and big laughs. He first broke through by winning NBC’s Last Comic Standing in 2006, then became widely recognized through appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and a top-tier finish on America’s Got Talent. He performs more than 200 shows each year across the globe. His material uses humor to challenge stereotypes about disability and to highlight the comedy in everyday life, all delivered with a candid voice. Thanks to his spontaneous style, each set feels unique and one of a kind.

This community event raises funds for Unite for HER, with one hundred percent of proceeds supporting breast and ovarian cancer patients nationwide. Take part in West Chester, PA or virtually, rain or shine. Options include a 5K run, a 2K walk, and a Kids Dash, followed by a Family Tailgate with games for kids, local vendors, food, and more. Those who register by the t-shirt deadline are guaranteed a race day shirt.

Safely dispose of sensitive papers at a fall shredding event at FMFCU's Phoenixville Branch. Bring up to four boxes of documents for secure destruction. Service is available until the shredding trucks reach capacity. A straightforward way to cut clutter while helping protect personal information.

The weekly growers market in Downtown West Chester features local farms and producers offering fresh produce, eggs, artisan breads and baked goods, honey, cheeses and other dairy including goat cheese, beverages, meats, flowers, and prepared foods, with new items appearing each week.

Settle in for a lively evening at the Beer Garden with live music, outdoor fun, and plenty of drinks. Kashmir, a renowned Led Zeppelin tribute, takes the stage with a concert style performance. Additional featured performers will be announced.

The Golden Rams face Lackawanna College at Tomlinson-Fillippo Field in Farrell Stadium in West Chester, PA. Festivities begin with the Purple Pit student pregame party featuring music, food, games, and free swag. Families will find a dedicated Kids’ Zone with yard games, prizes, face painting, and photo opportunities with Rammy. New for 2026, the South Side Beer Garden inside Farrell Stadium is presented by Penn Street Mortgage and poured by Saloon 151. The Incomparable Golden Rams Marching Band, WCU cheerleaders, and the WCU dance team will perform. Ticket details include free admission for current students and employees with a Ram Card ID through Gate 5, $5 for children and students in grades K through 12, free entry for children under five with no ticket required, $5 for seniors 65 and older, and $10 general admission.

This concert features Andrew Peterson with Carolyn Arends appearing as the guest artist for a shared performance.

Participants gather in the Kitchen at the Bank Barn to assemble sandwiches and pack nutritious bag lunches. The meals are delivered the next day to the Community Youth and Women’s Alliance in Coatesville. Volunteers of all backgrounds are welcome to contribute to this service effort.

Play Go in person at the Honey Brook Community Library. This classic game of strategy has a history spanning three millennia. New learners and longtime players are equally welcome. Boards and stones will be provided, and participants may bring their own sets if they prefer.