Events in Norristown, PA

Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia hosts a special brunch in Center City recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day and honoring the histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. The menu features Hard Rock brunch favorites alongside signature dishes, and the full menu is also available for those who want more options. It is suited to weekend traditions, gatherings with friends and family, or a peaceful morning in the city, offering a thoughtful way to mark the holiday.

Ease into the evening with an all levels yoga flow at Richmond Library in Port Richmond, Philly. The class welcomes beginners and every body, using mindful movement to spark energy, enhance mobility, build strength, and soothe the mind. Sessions run on Mondays, except when the library is closed for holidays. A contribution of $10 to $20 per class is suggested. No advance registration is required. Simply walk in and contribute at the session, with cash preferred and payment apps available. These classes are hosted by Mishana Yoga and Wellness, which also offers yoga and dance in group or private formats, sound healing and meditation, goal guidance with life and wellness coaching, spiritual counseling, and Reiki based relaxation.

This relaxed meetup in University City brings non-monogamous Magic the Gathering enthusiasts together at SavaS Brick Oven & Bar in Philadelphia. Bring your cards if you like, though it is not required, since show and tell style sharing is part of the fun. The space is wheelchair accessible, and a ramp is located to the right of the entrance near the outdoor seating. Street parking can be found on both sides of the residential blocks to the north of the shop. It is close to the MFL at 34th, the trolley at 33rd, and several bus stops. A wide-ranging menu is available, along with a full bar that offers many beer and cooler choices.

This intermediate and advanced American Rumba class is led by U.S. 9 Dance Champion Amanda Reyzin. No partner is required to take part. The cost is $20 per person, or you can use a 10 class group card for $150.

WXPN 88.5 welcomes the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia, featuring SUGAR with J. Robbins of Jawbox. This all ages show includes a partnership with PLUS1, with proceeds donated to The Trevor Project. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance contact assistance@utphilly.com, and for general inquiries email info@utphilly.com.

WXPN welcomes Sylvan Esso to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia for an all ages show. The duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn is known for a vivid mix of pop hooks and exploratory electronics, a sound sharpened during the quick, inspired sessions that produced their fourth album, No Rules Sandy, in 2022. That period marked a shift toward bolder textures and a freer, more immediate approach that captures who they are at their core. Their recent work highlights this spirit, from the layered pulse of Your Reality, with a "No Rules Sandy" refrain and a string arrangement by Gabriel Kahane, to the kinetic rush of Sunburn and the shimmering pop of Didn’t Care. Echo Party leans into deep synth wobble and subtle nods to 90s electronic music, balancing bright, dance-floor momentum with shadowy undertones. Across the album, personal snippets like voicemails, birdsong, and children’s voices thread the tracks together into a seamless, diary-like flow. Sylvan Esso remains a tight-knit duo while continuing to broaden its world, from the expansive WITH concert in 2019 to the launch of their label Psychic Hotline in 2021, along with collaborative projects The A’s and Made of Oak with GRRL in 2022. Please note that ticket transfer for this event is delayed, and AXS Resale will not be available right away and may open later.

An intermediate and advanced American Waltz class led by Vlad Ovtin. No partner is required. Admission is $20 per person for a single session, or you can purchase a group card valid for ten classes for $150.

The Food Pantry at Grace offers a weekly food distribution. Adults ages 18 and up can receive food, and anyone younger must come with a parent or guardian. Service is available to households in the 19134 area, and proof of residency is required, such as a driver’s license. Each household is limited to one bag. Bringing your own bags is encouraged to make carrying items easier.

Explore Dungeons & Dragons in a cooperative tabletop roleplaying setting where creativity and teamwork guide the adventure. Participants gather around a table with dice, miniatures, maps, and the game’s rules to craft a shared story filled with decisions and discoveries. This club meets every other Tuesday, is designed for ages 10 to 13, and welcomes first-time players.

Half-price wing night adds a touch of illusion as a strolling magician moves through the room with close-up magic, subtle sleight of hand, and table-side surprises. Wings and wonder come together for an up-close experience.

A mustache-themed spin on table tennis features competition, prizes, and a costume contest. A mustache, real or pretend, is required to take part in the manly activities. Test your skills on a championship-style table and see how long you can keep the table. Prizes with a rugged vibe include plungers and flannel, and a manly costume contest adds to the lineup.

A lively line dancing session led by instructor Rasheed Bellamy features the Can You Kick It, Yes You Can class, blending easy-to-follow steps with an energetic vibe. Expect to learn new moves in a fun atmosphere. No registration is required, and arriving early is encouraged.

Experience a free crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library that invites deep relaxation through a gentle, multi-sensory immersion. Singing crystal bowls are paired with nature-inspired sound and light to create a calming atmosphere that supports the mind, body, and spirit. The tones are described as resonating with different energy centers to encourage balance, release tension, and promote a rejuvenating state of ease. Participants can rest comfortably while the harmonies wash over them and help quiet the mind. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow, or use a chair if you prefer to sit. Dressing comfortably is suggested, and you are welcome to bring crystals and extra water. Free registration is available, no library card is required, and everyone is welcome. If you are unfamiliar with the location, consider allowing a little extra time to get settled.

Find connection and support at an all-recovery meeting that welcomes anyone seeking healing, whether you are maintaining sobriety, standing beside a loved one, coping with loss, or offering allyship. The gathering embraces every pathway to recovery and respects that each journey is personal. Participants share encouragement, understanding, and hope in a setting designed to feel safe and inclusive. For details, text 856-562-8187.

Test your knowledge at a fast-paced trivia night at Dave & Buster’s in Plymouth Meeting. Teams of up to six tackle a competitive mix of questions across pop culture, sports, history, science, and more, with special image and music rounds. A live host keeps the action moving while players use their phones to submit answers, earn points, and track standings on the leaderboard. It is free to play, and prizes await the winners. Expect a lively atmosphere with friendly competition and plenty of laughs.

An entry level International Rumba class for those new to the style. No partner is required, and instruction is led by Andrei Padlivakhin. The fee is $20 per class, or choose a 10 class group card for $150.

Union Transfer in Philadelphia hosts SUGAR as part of the Love You Even Still world tour, with J. Robbins of Jawbox also performing. Supported by WXPN 88.5, this all-ages concert includes a charitable component. In collaboration with PLUS1, proceeds will be directed to The Trevor Project. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice.

Brian Fallon brings The Not Bad For New Jersey Tour to Philadelphia with his new band, The Painkillers. This stop features live performances of new songs. A pre-sale is available.

Set out from Whitman Library for a relaxed community walk to Washington Avenue and back. The pace is entirely your own, creating a welcoming, no-pressure way to get moving. If the weather is poor, the walk will not take place, so please check Facebook or call ahead before leaving. The outing is led by Library Assistant Evalynn.

Designed for children ages 2 to 5 with an accompanying adult, this early childhood nature program blends a read-aloud, an easy craft, a short stroll outside, and other hands-on activities. Themes vary and may include meeting George the bearded dragon and his friends while hearing about their cold-blooded lives at the center and in the wild, using clues to search the forest and meadow for leaves, seeds, nuts, flowers, bugs, and birds that lead to a special discovery, and making winter gifts for nature. The cost is $5 per child in cash for each class. Adults attend at no charge. Only cash is accepted and payments are nonrefundable. Plans may change. Register to stay up to date. For questions, email PEC@phila.gov or call 215.685.0470.

A free, hands-on session with fabric artist Tiffica Benza and the Teen/Adult Textile Arts Club focuses on creating custom fabric patches. Learn how to design and stitch patches for shirts and jeans, turning repairs and mends into personal statements with meaningful words and images. Instruction spans simple hand sewn approaches to personalized embroidery, so participants leave with practical skills to make their own. Bring a project you would like to work on, or use sample fabrics available on site.

YJR Outdoors hosts the final session of a learn-to-ride series at Borski Park for kids, teens, and adults who want to gain confidence on two wheels. Each participant receives one hour of guided instruction in a small group, with coaches focusing on balance, braking, starting, stopping, steering, and overall comfort on the bike. Bikes and helmets are provided. Registration is required to organize groups and match riders with the correct bike size, and it will request each participant’s name, age, and height.

This grief recovery meeting offers a safe and compassionate space where individuals can connect, share, listen, and heal alongside others who understand loss. It is open to anyone navigating grief, whether the loss is recent or from years past. Each gathering focuses on understanding, shared experience, and gentle support on the path toward healing. You are not alone, support is available, and hope is possible.

Keznamdi brings the BLXXD & FYAH US Edition Tour to MilkBoy in Philadelphia for a night of reggae and soul performed with a full band. The set features new material from his album BLXXD & FYAH alongside well-loved songs, delivered with an energetic performance, socially conscious lyrics, and an immersive feel throughout the show. VIP packages may be available in select tour markets, and capacity is limited.

An evening of acoustic rock with a positive vibe comes to the Rusty Nail in Ardmore, PA as part of the Good Vibes Highway Tour, led by Texas-based singer-songwriter Mark Winters. This traveling show focuses on feel-good, acoustic songs and blends humor, warmth, and melody with a splash of science-minded storytelling to celebrate curiosity, kindness, and connection. Expect tunes like “Shine” that encourage sharing good energy with one another. Mark combines poetry, a background in science, and a love of community to craft his signature sound, often starting songs from a poetic spark and shaping them with structure, sometimes inspired by haiku. He first picked up a guitar to play a song for his wife on their anniversary, which sparked a lasting passion for connecting with people through music. Influences include John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. The lineup also features Swedish-American artist Cecilia Ferneborg, whose candid, guitar-driven indie rock explores personal themes, drawing on roots in Swedish fiddle tunes, Appalachian traditions, and 90s euro-pop. Philadelphia-based James Haro In Storage adds vivid lyricism and dynamic arrangements, with work that has included an autobiographical one-person show at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and a debut EP release.

Take part in a Pokémon TCG League Challenge in the Standard format at Waffles and Enthusiasm. The event runs as 30 minute, best of one Swiss rounds with no top cut. The entry fee is $10, and each participant receives two Prize Pack Series packs. A deck list is required. For prizes, you earn one Pokémon booster pack for every match you win, and Championship Points are available in this tournament. For parking, please use the West Ridge Center lot on the side near Piatto Grille, Ashish LED, and Mon Cheri Nails, and avoid the spaces directly in front of Waffles and Enthusiasm, Conshohocken Smoke Shop, Hertz, and Beyond Chiropractic. The lot wraps around Beyond Chiropractic and offers plenty of parking.

Open to attendees of all ages, this event offers multiple ways to secure tickets. Access is available via an artist presale, a presale through Live Nation, a Citi cardmember preferred option, and a general public sale.

Celebrate salsa and bachata at Brasil’s Nightclub in Old City Philadelphia. The night features a lesson with Michael Andino and social dancing with DJ KO providing the music. The cover charge is $10.

Enjoy a free, weekly yoga session at Whitman Library with instruction alternating between Janet Faulls and Anne-Marie Mulgrew. The class welcomes every experience level and is beginner friendly. Bring a mat if you have one, or borrow one at the library. No registration is needed, just drop in. This ongoing program is sponsored by The Friends of Whitman Library.

Head out for a walk with the PA Game Commission to explore the refuge and learn about the mammals and other wildlife that live there. This program is free, and no advance registration is required.

UNBROKEN arrives in Philadelphia with an evening centered on stories of overdose, healing, and hope. Born from a parent’s effort to honor Gavyn after an unimaginable loss, what began with a camera and a conversation has become a collective movement supported by families, advocates, artists, people in recovery, and others carrying grief. Vizion Art Gallery will serve as a reflective space where visitors can move through the portraits, connect with one another, and, if they wish, share their own story or simply find comfort in knowing they are not alone. The project will also continue gathering stories and portraits that will inform future UNBROKEN exhibitions and its first public mural. Each city adds to the narrative, each portrait helps someone feel seen, and every story can make a difference. Hosted at Vizion Art Gallery in Philadelphia with presenting support from braeburnrx. Admission is free.

Moorestown High School Boys Soccer faces Lenape during MSC night at Moorestown High School Turf Stadium. Wearing an MSC black jersey is encouraged to show support. MSC players will have the chance to step onto the field at halftime.

Live music returns to King of Prussia Town Center with performances on the green. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere, local performances, and convenient access to the surrounding restaurants at the Town Center. The series takes place on Thursdays. Recent highlights have included Rick’s Office Band, Danny Lynch Project, MONTCO JAZZ FEST with Brandon Moulden, and Beny and the Kets.

It is a lively night out centered on good company and great tastes. The evening features live entertainment, opportunities to win raffle and auction prizes, including selections from Best of Philly winners, a wide variety of food and beverages, and displays of children's artwork.

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.

This event features Henry Ramsay, a fly fishing author, custom fly tier, presenter, and photographer. His time on the water began over five decades ago on a central Pennsylvania stream and has taken him to rivers and streams from Pennsylvania and New York to Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico. He has written about matching eastern hatches and co authored a guide to Pennsylvania’s best waters, contributes to Fly Fisherman magazine, and appears in other books and publications. He also teaches fly tying and gives presentations for shows, Trout Unlimited chapters, and clubs in the eastern United States. Ramsay designs flies for Umpqua Feather Merchants and serves on the pro staffs for Daiichi Hooks and Regal Vise.

A guided práctica with Damián and Sarah offers a welcoming space to ask questions, chat about tango or anything else, and pick up fresh ideas for your practice. If you are unsure how to get started, they can suggest figures and provide solo and partner exercises to keep you moving. A drop-in beginner class takes place before the práctica. Each option costs $20, and the práctica is free when you take the class. Payment is cash only, and refreshments are provided.

At Philadelphia Runner, this relaxed group run covers roughly 3 to 5 miles in about an hour. It is a good fit for runners preparing for a race, those returning to fitness, or anyone who wants company for a few miles. All paces and experience levels are welcome.

The Conshohocken Environmental Advisory Council holds a public meeting that welcomes community members. Participants can hear about current projects, programs, and initiatives that support environmental progress and community well-being, and discover ways to get involved. The meeting takes place in the Emergency Operations Center on the first floor of Borough Hall, straight back from the main entrance. If there are any issues entering the building or locating the room, call or text 215-870-5274 for assistance.

Put your knowledge to the test at trivia night at 117 @ Olde City. Teams that sign up in advance receive a 50-point boost to start. The event is hosted by DJ Jeanna Renee. There is plenty of space for large groups, and the kitchen stays open all night.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia. Known as the frontman of Lost Dog Street Band, Tod steps into a refreshed sound with his solo album Shooting Star, a return to honkytonk roots and classic country textures shaped by his Nashville upbringing. The music reflects hard-won clarity and gratitude, trading stark, brooding tones for storytelling that reaches for authenticity and renewal. Influences span outlaw and red dirt country, folk, and indie, all tied to a spirit of growth and resilience. This is an all ages show. A strict ticket limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance, email assistance@utphilly.com. For general inquiries, email info@utphilly.com.

At NOTO Philadelphia, PTO spotlights Anfisa Letyago for a night of electronic music built around extended sets. Miss Powers opens with two hours of deep, wide ranging selections shaped by keen crowd awareness, reflecting years of work championing the local scene through Fold Theory events since 2017 and Philadeep events since 2019. She also hosts PTO: Thursdays and co-founded both Fold Theory and Philadeep. Anfisa Letyago closes with a two hour performance that fuses DJ skill, producer sensibility, and storytelling, drawing inspiration from the sea, human connection, and the pull of the dancefloor to create something intimate yet expansive. A surprise closer or extended headliner set is to be announced. Free Scene Supporter tickets are available on RA while supplies last.

Karaoke is now a weekly event every Thursday at McCloskeys Tavern.

Metal Night Philly Karaoke launches as a new gathering at Kung Fu Necktie in Philly’s Fishtown neighborhood. Sing along to metal favorites with karaoke at the center, and enjoy heavy tracks running all night with no cover charge.

Mr. John leads storytelling, music, and fingerplay activities, followed by a playgroup.

Settle in on a blanket for a cheerful storytime at Clark Park with read-aloud tales, sing-alongs, playful fun and bubble play. Feel free to bring a snack. Open to all ages. If it rains, the gathering will move to the Walnut Street West Library, and day-of updates will be shared on social media.

This hands-on planting at Jacob Reiff Park focuses on adding native perennial plants to the rain garden with guidance from the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy. It is part of a broader streambank restoration along the West Branch of Skippack Creek that aims to reduce flooding, create vital habitat for wildlife, and enhance water quality. No prior experience is required, and the Conservancy’s Conservation Team will offer a planting demonstration and provide all necessary tools and equipment.

Start the evening with a creative workshop before the Skippack Night Market. Each week features a new hands-on project, from custom painted candles to paint pour creations to wine bottles decorated with fairy lights. The atmosphere is BYO, so participants can enjoy their own snacks and drinks while they craft in a relaxed, fun setting.

Parents can take some time to themselves while kids dive into a fun evening at the Y. For members ages 5 to 11, Kids Night Out includes an hour in the open gym, a pizza dinner, and a choice of a craft activity or a movie to wrap things up. Pajamas are welcome for extra comfort. Activities emphasize active play, creativity, and making new friends. The event is held at the Roxborough YMCA. Registration is $20 per child.

This in-person 42nd Annual Banquet will be held at the Sheraton University City Hotel in Philadelphia. The evening opens with a cocktail reception, followed by dinner.

Blanko Dave returns this fall with an acoustic set at The Ridge at Chesterbrook.

This sealed event features structured play and straightforward prizing. Entry is $30, and players must prepay and register in-store or through the Riftbound website. An active Riot account is required. Each participant receives a Pre-Rift Kit that includes a mini preconstructed 15-card deck from one of six varieties with a Champion Legend and a Champion Unit, five booster packs, and a Pre-Rift promo card. After 30 minutes of deck construction, play three Swiss rounds at 50 minutes each in best-of-three matches. Decks must be exactly 25 cards. You may include up to three colors. The Champion Unit and Signature Spell do not need to match the chosen Legend, as long as all are within your three selected colors. A Champion Legend or Champion Unit is not required. If you leave out either one, draw one additional card during the beginning phase, limited to a single extra card even if both are omitted. Prizes are simple: earn one pack of Radiance for each match win, and players with no match wins still receive one pack.

Young American Hard Cider & Tasting Room in Philadelphia hosts live music from Janet, Mark, Alison and Stu. The performance features a mix of rhythm and blues, old time tunes, and original songs, blending new material with familiar favorites. Enjoy drinks and food from Young American while they play.

A community song space dedicated to tending grief through voice. Participants explore how sound and breath can help move sorrow held in the body, using simple, accessible songs that emphasize presence over polish. The focus is on shared resonance, compassionate witnessing, and transforming private pain into collective care. No prior singing experience is needed, only a willingness to be present with honesty. Hosted at Chestnut Hill United Church, this gathering welcomes every kind of loss, from the individual to the shared. Suggested contribution is a sliding scale of $10 to $30.

Settle into a restorative yoga session centered on deep rest and renewal. Designed for busy lives, it invites participants to slow the pace, disconnect from busyness, ease tension, and cultivate inward awareness. In contrast with Yin Yoga, which focuses on tissue lengthening and can involve sensation, this practice is fully passive. Props like bolsters, blocks, and blankets support the body for gentle opening and sustained comfort. This 90 minute class is led by Megan McGuirk, who will offer Reiki throughout to encourage relaxation, balance, and energetic healing. The format is accessible for all bodies. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite scarf, eye pillow, sandbag, or blanket. Capacity is limited to 12 people. Cost is $45.

Wind Walkers brings The "I Don't Belong Here" Tour to TLA in Philadelphia for an all-ages show. Expect a night led by the headliner, with opening acts that may change. Tickets are offered through several presale options, including artist, BIT, Citi cardmember, and Live Nation, with a general public onsale to follow.

Experience a Candlelight tribute to Fleetwood Mac at the Independence Seaport Museum, where an intimate, multi-sensory concert unfolds by candlelight in Philadelphia. The Listeso String Quartet reimagines the band’s iconic songs, with a tentative program that may feature Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don’t Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts about 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Attendees must be 8 or older, and those under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Nataly Aukar takes the stage at Punch Line Philly with a sharp stand-up set. Originally from Lebanon and now based in New York City, she has performed around the world and has opened for Ramy Youssef, Mo Amer, and Gad El Maleh. Her comedy has been showcased by Don't Tell Comedy and at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival in the Introducing showcase. On screen, she appears in the Netflix feature The Life List directed by Adam Brooks, and she co-stars with Succession’s Hiam Abbas in Noa Osheroff’s short Sofa So Good, which was highlighted in The New Yorker. She recently wrapped the indie feature Skit, written and directed by Badr Mastrouq and Des Lombardo. She is currently touring a new hour across North America, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East, and was featured on Vulture’s 2025 list of comedians you should and will know.

Fringebar in Philadelphia transforms into a haunted underground for a night centered on perreo, with reggaetón, dembow and Latin hits fueling a dark, late-night vibe. Wear your spookiest look, gather your friends, and move low on the dance floor while the spirits watch.

A screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show features a live shadowcast by Philadelphia's Transylvanian Nipple Productions at Landmark's Ritz Movie Theatres Philadelphia. Pre-show festivities take place before the film begins, and prop bags will be available for $5. Multiple showtimes are offered, so verify the date when purchasing tickets.

Keep the energy going after the Pinhead Gunpowder Philly show with a relaxed fan meetup. Take a moment to hydrate, chat with new people, and connect with fellow fans.

This pop-up clinic provides free dental, medical, and vision care for anyone who needs support. Services are available on a first come, first served basis. Identification, insurance, and income verification are not required.

Head out on an educational bird walk guided by a knowledgeable volunteer and explore the more than 300 bird species that use the refuge during migration. What you see changes week to week, so every outing brings something new. The group meets near the visitor center and moves at an easy pace along level paths. Restrooms are available by the trailhead. Registration is not required.

TRU Challenge brings a functional fitness competition to Philadelphia, pairing athletes for a day of high-energy workouts and head-to-head results tracked globally. Teams can be same-sex or mixed-sex, and divisions cover a wide range of abilities, including Novice, Intermediate, Masters 40 to 54, Masters 55 plus, Adaptive, and a new RX option created for those who are beyond Intermediate but not among the top 10 percent in Open rankings. Formerly known as Festivus Games, this series has brought everyday athletes together since 2011 with workouts designed to be challenging yet achievable. Expect a spirited environment with loud cheers, tough tests, high fives, community support, and PR moments that stick with you long after the final workout. Whether it is a first competition or the fifteenth, the focus is on pushing hard, competing smart, and having fun. The workouts have already been released.

Now in its third year, this coffee celebration brings the 23rd Street Armory to life with carefully curated roasters and exhibitors. Explore distinctive beans and flavor profiles in one place, taste a variety of coffees, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere for coffee lovers and friends.

The final OAON Uhuru Flea Market of the season will be held at Clark Park in West Philadelphia. Vendors and volunteers are welcome to register.

The event celebrates the car collector hobby with more than 300 classics, along with entertainment and food. Registration is limited to one car per person.

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.

Celebrate the grand opening of the Ambler Farmers Market at La Provence Ambler in Ambler, where local farmers, artisans, food creators, and bakers bring their best to an open-air shopping experience. Browse fresh and handcrafted offerings, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a market that serves as a community gathering as much as a place to shop.

The MMRF Philadelphia Walk brings the MMRF Team for Cures community together at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, PA to take a stand against multiple myeloma. This gathering supports the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation by advancing cutting edge research and strengthening support for people living with the disease. Every step contributes to a shared goal of moving closer to a future without multiple myeloma.

The $5 Family Matinee series features Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed at this nonprofit theater. Mystery Inc. returns in a live action sequel inspired by the 1970s Hanna-Barbera cartoon. When a masked villain spoils the grand opening of the Coolsville Criminology Museum, the teen sleuths set out to reveal the culprit and confront several familiar foes. The cast includes Matthew Lillard, Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Linda Cardellini. Members and their children receive free admission to every $5 Family Matinee, and membership starts at $50.

Barbie hits the road with the Original Icon Tour, bringing the Barbie Truck to Suburban Square. This pop-up showcases exclusive merchandise available only on the Barbie Truck Tour. Look for the setup near the lawn.

Salty Paws marks its grand re-opening with new products, giveaways, specials on dog drinks, and brand-new ice cream flavors, along with more to enjoy. Attendees are invited to share a photo of their dog as part of the festivities.

The Philadelphia Area Corgis Annual Barktober Halloween Meet Up brings corgi enthusiasts and their pups together at Reynolds' Dog Park in Longford Park for a festive, spooky-themed gathering. Costumes are encouraged for both dogs and humans, and a group photo is planned to capture the fun. The site offers free parking, a water fountain near the restrooms, separate double-gated areas for large and small dogs, and complimentary waste bags. Please keep dogs leashed until inside the dog park and remember to clean up after your pet. Admission is free.

A welcoming gathering for people learning French focuses on relaxed conversation practice. Those who studied French in school or grew up using it at home can take part comfortably, and native speakers are welcome as well. The group meets on the third Saturday of each month.

SuperGameDay: Takeover (Outbreak!) returns to Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia as a free community event featuring vendors, food and drinks, tournaments, live music, a family movie area, streamers, cosplay, and a martial arts show. The event also highlights artwork by @thomcat23. Competitive play includes tournaments for Street Fighter 6, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Tekken 8 with a $15 entry fee, with the possibility of another title being added. The lineup continues to evolve with fresh elements.

Help assemble bagged lunches with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for neighbors facing hunger. Participation is free, though advance registration is required because space is limited. Each attendee must register individually. Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult. If plans change after registering, please notify the organizers so the spot can be offered to someone else. There are additional ways to contribute, including purchasing items needed for the meal prep or making a monetary gift. The initiative is entirely volunteer powered and depends on donor support. Contributions toward supplies are welcome, and donations can be made through Zeffy, Zelle, or Venmo.

At Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill, an in-store meet and greet offers an opportunity to meet a new best friend.

ETNIA arrives in Philadelphia with an outdoor gathering at the Rock Garden focused on psychedelic sounds, culture, food, and community. Goajira Records marks the close of its outdoor season with East Coast selectors, fresh decorations, and the signature energy of its park events. The lineup features Dunkelhaus, Glitch Effect, Dex, Bubo, Xhanok performing live, and Muiska. Expect an immersive journey powered by rich sound, deep selections, and the Forestek vibe that is deep, organic, and hypnotic. The day also includes the final Goajira community grill of the season, creating space to share food, meet new faces, and connect while dancing in the open air. Over time these gatherings have grown into spaces where music, friendship, food, and psychedelic culture naturally converge.

History takes center stage in Ambler with the inaugural Revolutionary Pub Crawl from Revolutionary Crawls & Events. This experience blends a guided town stroll, interactive storytelling, and a lively pub-crawl atmosphere. Professional reenactors and live historical presentations bring the past to life, with drinks, light fare, and plenty of laughs along the way. A mix of tour, hands-on history, and celebration, it offers a spirited way to experience Ambler.

Enjoy live music, a selection of vendors, activities for kids, and local beer. Vendor spaces are available for $25 for a 10 by 10 spot, and inquiries can be sent through messenger.

At the Half Conference Center, Lower Level, author Ellen D. Alford presents a talk spotlighting the presence of Black colonists in West Jersey during the Revolutionary era, sharing vivid accounts that bring this chapter of history into focus.

Charlotte heads to Philadelphia to take on Temple in a college football showdown at Lincoln Financial Field, an NFL-caliber stage. The 49ers arrive as a program on the rise, while the Owls aim to protect home field. With conference stakes in play, contrasting approaches on both sides, and position battles that could tip the outcome, this matchup offers a timely gauge of where each team stands as the season moves forward.

Spend a night under the stars at Temple University in Ambler with an overnight campout that blends nature, science and classic campground fun. Take part in the Temple Ambler Field Station and Ambler Arboretum BioBlitz, watch drone demonstrations and be part of a drone group photo with the College of Science and Technology’s Dr. Laura Toran. Enjoy stargazing with the Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers, try nighttime orienteering with the Delaware Valley Orienteering Association, and gather around the campfire for stories, songs and s’mores. Each campsite accommodates one tent and up to six people, and campers bring their own tent. The registration fee includes a 15-by-15-foot tent site plus access to the BioBlitz, guided walks, workshops, the campfire, stargazing, games and s’mores. Pricing is $40 per site for the general public and $15 per site for Temple students. The event runs rain or shine. Pets, alcohol and smoking are not permitted. Food will be available from food trucks, or participants may bring a cooler with items that do not require cooking, since portable grills and other cooking equipment are not allowed. Presented in partnership with the Temple Ambler Field Station, the Ambler Arboretum of Temple University, and Recreation, Outdoor Education & Wellness at Temple Ambler, this annual program highlights camping as a welcoming way to connect with local nature and wildlife.

Compete at Waffles and Enthusiasm in a Palworld TCG Grand Challengers Cup featuring exclusive promos and a chance at a serialized Palworld card. Entry is $10, and every player receives one PR Card Pack Vol 1. The tournament uses best of one Swiss rounds with 30 minute matches and no top cut. Prizes are based on record. An undefeated finish awards five Palworld booster packs or $25 in store credit, depending on pack availability. A single loss awards two booster packs or $10 in store credit, also dependent on availability. The top four players receive one Lovander - Heartstealer EPR-011, and the champion earns one Serialized Jormuntide Ignis - Savage Lava Dragon EPR with a random serial number. Register on Bushi Navi with code BGQNQ and pay in store on the day of the event. For parking during tournaments, please avoid the spaces directly in front of Waffles and Enthusiasm, Conshohocken Smoke Shop, Hertz, and Beyond Chiropractic. Use the West Ridge Center lot on the side with Piatto Grille, Ashish LED, and Mon Cheri Nails. The lot wraps around Beyond Chiropractic and has ample space.

Now in its sixth year, this Halloween party brings families together for games, dancing, music and more. The event welcomes children of all abilities along with their families, and costumes are encouraged. Admission is free, and optional donations are appreciated via Venmo at @seankingfund. The celebration takes place at Linwood Park in Ardmore, PA.

Explore the art of vitrail glass painting in a calm, creative workshop where you decorate a clear glass frame with specialized paints. With a dedicated drawing board and elegant predesigned patterns, you will trace and color your motif with guidance at each step. The steady, rhythmic process encourages mindfulness, supports concentration, and offers a relaxing way to express your creativity. No prior experience is needed, making it welcoming for beginners and art lovers alike. All supplies are included, from the glass frame and paints to brushes, a drawing board, and design templates. Work from a template or add your own details to make the piece uniquely yours, then head home with a finished artwork that can serve as decor or a thoughtful handmade gift. Plan for about two to two and a half hours. If attendance falls below four participants, you may be contacted to reschedule about 24 hours before the session begins. To keep the class running smoothly, anyone arriving more than 15 minutes after the scheduled start cannot be accommodated.

Explore the art of pressed botanicals at Vera Art Studio in Philadelphia. Design your own framed floral composition using vibrant pressed flowers and greenery, working with an 8x10 floating glass frame and archival safe glue. All materials are supplied, and inspiration is provided, so participants of every skill level can feel comfortable. The session lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes and offers a calming creative break, whether you come with friends or prefer a quiet solo experience. Everyone leaves with a finished piece ready to display at home or give as a gift. Each workshop uses high quality supplies, and projects are completed during the class. If fewer than four people are enrolled, you may be contacted 24 hours beforehand to reschedule.

The band Stranger Things Rock is back at The FOP 7C Lounge with a live show, bringing their rock sound to the stage once again.

Embark on a short ghost walk from the Chestnut Hill Library to Hilltop Books and hear four spooky stories shared by four different live, costumed storytellers. Participants stop along the route for brief tales that are designed for families and suitable for ages 6 through adult. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Please reserve a slot to take part. Proceeds from ticket sales support the Chestnut Hill Library. Hosted at the Free Library of Philadelphia - Chestnut Hill.

Shake & Bake returns for another appearance.

Experience Revolutionary War intrigue at Morgan Log House in a hands-on mystery designed for all ages. Participants track down clues, sort through secrets, and collaborate to unmask a hidden spy embedded within a group of travelers searching for loved ones hurt in a nearby battle. Someone in their midst has been feeding information about the Continental Army to the British, and the goal is to uncover the traitor before the truth slips away.

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

Plini brings the An Unnameable Desire North American Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia with support from Night Verses and Portraits. This is an all ages show. A ticket purchase limit applies, and orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. For accessibility assistance and enquiries, email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com. For general questions, email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

A high-energy night of stand-up powered by Lady Laughs Philly and Canndo Entertainment, hosted by Domo Cann of Canndo Entertainment. The showcase features women and queer comics including Dana Monet, Miss Friday, Candy, Unique, Shawna Lutzow, and Aleacomedian. It takes place at Franky Bradley's in Philly's gayborhood. Presale tickets are $15 and tickets at the door are $20. The venue offers a full food and bar menu with no minimums. The performance space is up one flight of stairs. Multi stall all gender restrooms are on the second floor, and single occupancy all gender restrooms are on the first floor. Questions can be sent to LadyLaughsPhilly@gmail.com.

An evening of adventurous sound pairs Tuvan throat singing with experimental saxophone soundscapes. Alash, a trio renowned for xöömei, the art of producing multiple tones at once, brings traditional songs shaped by a light touch of contemporary ideas. Trained since childhood by Tuvan musician Kongar-ool Ondar and educated at Kyzyl Arts College as Tuva opened to Western influences, the group earned recognition in international xöömei competitions both together and individually. Their music weaves intricate harmonies, Western instruments, and contemporary forms while remaining true to Tuvan roots. The program also features Kyle Press presenting the Susurrus / Murmuration release show on Strange Mono. Press builds improvised worlds with saxophones, flutes, throat singing, whistles, bells, and more, drawing on looping, delays, ring modulation, distortion, and amplification. Side A layers four saxophone parts in expansive loops. Side B centers on tenor sax, which is not his usual horn, and ventures into synthesis approaches that inform future work. The textures can turn funky, and the evolving pedal setup feels almost alive. Accessibility information: there is a ramp into the lobby, then seven stairs lead into the theater. Supported by a sponsorship grant from the Penn Treaty Special Services District.

Enjoy a live show with Lauren Sanderson at Ukie Club. Tickets are available for this event. Please note that the venue is not wheelchair accessible.

At Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, this program opens a door to sixteenth century Antwerp and the shop once known as At the Sign of the Crumhorn, a gathering place for musicians, dancers, and the curious where publisher Tielman Susato sent new music into the world that gained wide popularity and cultural influence. The distinctive voices of shawms, sackbuts, dulcians, and crumhorns take center stage as that sound world returns. This engagement is part of a series that also appears at The Church of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Square and Christ Church Christiana Hundred in Wilmington, with streaming available online.

Audawind takes the stage at The Lounge for its first WSL appearance. Tickets are available now.

Saturday karaoke takes the spotlight at 117 @ Olde City, a new venue in Olde City. Pick a track and sing favorite songs.

A Green Legion tailgate takes over 1100 Social with a lively lineup that starts with Jeff and Ricky, followed by Green Legion Radio and DJ Tree.

Head to Lansdale Tavern for lunch or dinner, or to watch the Eagles game, and support the fire company. Show the flyer or mention Colmar and 20 percent will be donated to the fire company.

Riftbound Radiance Pre-Rift #4 is a sealed event with a $30 entry. Players must prepay and register in-store or through the Riftbound website, and an active Riot account is required. Each participant receives a Pre-Rift Kit that includes a mini preconstructed deck from six varieties with 15 cards featuring a Champion Legend and a Champion Unit, five booster packs, and one Pre-Rift promo card. After a 30 minute deck construction period, play continues through three Swiss rounds of 50 minutes each using best of three matches. Decks must contain exactly 25 cards, and up to three colors may be used. The Champion Unit and Signature Spell do not need to match the Legend, but both must stay within the three chosen colors. A Champion Legend and a Champion Unit are not required to be played. If either is not used, that player draws one additional card during the beginning phase, limited to a single card even if both are not used. Prizes are awarded based on match wins, with one pack of Radiance per win, and every participant receives one pack even with no wins.

Family Day in Fishtown features food, arcade play, and family-friendly fun. All children must be with a parent or legal guardian. A portion of 2026 Family Day token sales at Barcade benefits Gamers Outreach, a charity that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

The Philadelphia Eagles take on the Carolina Panthers at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. This matchup is subject to the NFL's flexible scheduling policy, so schedule details may change from what appears on listings or tickets. Ticket access includes a public onsale and a resale onsale.

An annual Pug-O-Ween celebration at the Bux-Mont Pug Meet-up takes place at Horsham Dog Park and features a costume contest. A rain date is planned.

Josh Thomas brings his show Jiggle, Jiggle to TLA in Philadelphia for a performance that welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are released in phases, including presales for Citi cardholders, an artist presale, and a Live Nation presale, followed by a general public sale and a preferred option for Citi cardmembers.

Beck performs live at The Met Presented by Highmark in Philadelphia, PA.

feeble little horse brings the bitknot tour with Snuggle. The show spotlights the band’s third full-length, bitknot, a record written, arranged, produced, and recorded by Sebastian Kinsler, Lydia Slocum, and Jake Kelley across their homes in Pittsburgh. Built on the tension between human impulse and a culture of convenience, the album fuses gritty and digital textures, balancing buoyant arrangements and Slocum’s wandering reflections with catchy melodies, waves of noise, a surge of synths and samples around a guitar-forward core, and some of Kelley’s most precise drums to date. The artwork nods to classic core memory matrices, suggesting a wired grid where each bit holds a hidden detail, and the songs search for new ways of connection and interdependence beyond material self-sufficiency in a world that blends offline life and the web. This event welcomes all ages. There is a strict ticket limit, and orders that exceed it may be canceled without notice. For ADA assistance email UTassistance@bowerypresents.com. For general help email UTinfo@bowerypresents.com.

Alana Springsteen brings the I HOPE THIS HELPS TOUR to The Fillmore Philadelphia in Philadelphia. The show welcomes all ages, and supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Live Nation, Citi Cardmember, and VIP package presales, as well as Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

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.

A creative, experiential retreat spanning three nights and two and a half days at the St. Raphaela Center in Haverford, Pennsylvania, designed to gently support people navigating the loss of someone dear. Participants engage in a compassionate environment that honors every facet of grief, from protective feelings to tender emotions, while exploring pathways toward hope, meaning, and healing. Guided by the Meaningful Grief Model, the program blends creativity, movement, music, mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems practices. Professionally facilitated small and large group sessions include opportunities for journaling, collage, reflective activities, and gentle movement, along with mindful walks on the center’s grounds. Activities are flexible so each person can participate at a comfortable pace. Nourishment is provided throughout the retreat. Overnight guests receive three meals daily, and day participants are served lunch and refreshments such as snacks, tea, coffee, and water. Participation options include single-occupancy overnight lodging, a shared room for two, or a daytime-only experience. The retreat is led by Lara Krawchuk, MSW, LCSW, MPH, who serves as Healing Concepts’ owner and clinical director, co-founded Healing Perspectives, holds certification in IFS, and presents nationally on grief and loss, and by Emilee Duckworth, MSW, LCSW, co-founder of Healing Perspectives who specializes in supporting grief, trauma, and professional development for clinicians.

Goth Shop and Social brings a pop-up market and community meetup for goth culture to Tattooed Mom in Philadelphia, highlighting small businesses and inclusive connection. Founded in 2020 by a nonbinary trans goth of color, it centers people who are often left out of traditional goth spaces and welcomes goths of every kind to connect and belong. Each edition features a $1 raffle, with all proceeds directed to local trans youth. Vendors are being announced gradually, with InanimateCuriosuties and Alagatorz among those taking part. A friend from Philly Punks With Lunches will be present to share Narcan and offer information on safety and food resources. Vendor participation is handled only by the organizer, and spots are usually filled by the time planning is complete, so please watch out for scams.

Jen Howard, an American singer and multi-instrumentalist from Prestonsburg, Kentucky, brings a sound that blends folk, roots, reggae and sophisti-pop. Her songwriting focuses on human nature, love, courageous self-motivation and intentional compassion for ourselves and one another. Her catalog includes the debut EP Motion released in 2019 and the album Still from March 2024. She has shared her music widely across the United States and internationally, including Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Germany, the Netherlands, Iceland and Peru.

The Brothers Comatose bring a lively mix of folk and bluegrass to Ardmore Music Hall. Expect toe-tapping rhythms, warm harmonies, and vibrant string playing that creates a spirited night of live music.

EmpowerHer is a women’s networking brunch designed for genuine connection, collaboration, and community, combining ambition with authenticity. It brings together women from a wide range of industries to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships over a delicious, locally catered brunch. Entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, and changemakers will find space to network with intention, gain fresh perspectives, and leave feeling energized and empowered. Admission includes motivating speakers, a catered brunch with beverages, and giveaways that encourage community building. A full lineup of speakers and additional activities will be announced soon. All presentations will be featured on the Beyond the Pages podcast on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. The event will be emceed by CJ Stasik, a speaker and clarity coach, and founder of SheHandlesIt. After years of leadership that included serving as CEO of an award-winning digital agency, she chose to step away from burnout and redefine success. She now supports women in transition, leaders facing overwhelm, and individuals exploring their next chapter, with a focus on clarity, alignment, reinvention, and the courage to move forward. She blends real world leadership experience with grounded personal growth work to help people reclaim identity, rebuild confidence, and create momentum during times of change.

A peaceful gathering for readers. Participants choose a comfortable spot in the store and read alongside others in quiet companionship.

This monthly group in Trappe, PA welcomes women ages 18 and up and focuses on practical ways to live more calmly by reducing stress. Certified Positivity Coach Christy Smith shares guidance on time management, building healthy relationships, setting boundaries, and more. A co-ed Live Calm, Stress Less class is also available on the second and fourth Monday of each month.

Twice each month, these restorative walks invite therapists, healthcare providers, and other caring professionals to connect in nature. Expect an easy-paced outing of about one mile through a wooded setting with uneven terrain, steps, and a few water crossings. A restroom is available roughly halfway along the route. Participation is free. Come prepared for the elements with weather-appropriate layers, including rain protection if needed, and consider wearing closed-toe shoes and long pants. For questions, contact Annie at Annie@nurturednaturetherapy.com or 484-474-0836.

Maker Fridays brings hands-on ceramic creativity to The Ceramic Shop Retail Store on the last Friday of each month. Admission is free. Attendees explore, test, and create through technique demonstrations and projects they can take home, with optional kiln firings available. October features a fall-themed make and take, November is to be announced, and December offers a holiday-themed make and take. In place of the usual September session, there are special artist demonstrations in the new Cherry Street Studio featuring Christina Orthwein and Ruth Easterbrook, held alongside the 25th Anniversary Celebration and Semi-Annual Sale, and no reservations are required.

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.

Presented by Ensemble Arts with Live Nation, this performance brings stand-up comedian and actor Jordan Jensen to Miller Theater. Her hour Take Me With You premiered on Netflix to strong notices, with Decider noting it as a confident debut that challenges expectations around femininity. Jensen headlines theaters nationwide and often tours alongside Tom Segura. She has built a substantial digital audience, amassing over a million followers across platforms and approaching 1.3 million views for her YouTube special, and she connects with listeners through her podcasts Bein’ Ian with Jordan and RIP Jordan Jensen. Her onscreen credits include Bradley Cooper’s feature Is This Thing On? for Searchlight with Will Arnett, appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central Features, Don’t Tell Comedy, and Vice’s Super Maximum Retro Show with Chris Distefano, as well as voicing the lead in Adult Swim’s The Elephant. Honors include becoming the first woman to win the NY Funniest Stand-Up honor at the New York Comedy Festival and recognition from Vulture and Deadline as a comedian poised for a breakout. On stage and on camera, her material blends candid storytelling with fearless honesty, drawing on an unconventional upbringing and years on the road.

The Reef Delaware sets the scene for a night that pairs great food with an upbeat atmosphere. It suits a relaxed outing with friends, a date night, or anyone simply looking for a fun evening.

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.

Cooper River Park hosts the Greater Philadelphia Walk for Research, featuring an event village, a ceremony, and a 3 mile walk. The course is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and dogs are permitted.

A festive fall celebration highlights local history with interactive activities, local artists, and an inviting autumn atmosphere. Explore the grounds of a historic 1774 Germanic log home and enjoy seasonal experiences throughout the day. The event begins with a special rededication ceremony for Morgan Log House, followed by Harvest Heritage Day programming into the afternoon. In partnership with Keystone Opportunity Center, attendees are asked to bring one perishable item for donation to the food pantry. Keystone Opportunity Center supports community members in need with services that educate, encourage, and empower self-sufficiency. Current pantry needs include condiments such as ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, barbecue sauce, and dressings; canned tomato products like paste, diced, and whole varieties, no glass; pancake mix and syrup; canned chunky soups with beef or chicken; tomato and vegetable soups; breakfast cereals; canned beans including black, red, light, and baked; canned proteins such as tuna, chicken, and Spam; and canned mixed vegetables and fruit.

Cherry Hill Mall hosts a festive, family friendly craft and vendor market that celebrates fall and Halloween with creative shopping and seasonal fun in Cherry Hill. Explore local sellers showcasing handmade pieces, unique finds, sweet treats, seasonal décor, gifts, and costumes for shoppers seeking adorably spooky touches and one of a kind presents. Vendor registration is open, offering a chance for businesses to share their products with families and seasonal shoppers. Space is limited and filling quickly.

Celebrate Halloween at Cherry Hill Volvo Cars with a free community trunk or treat featuring candy, creatively decorated trunks, and plenty of costume fun. Families can walk from car to car collecting treats, with costumes welcome and no admission cost. Guest vendors include OrangeTheory Fitness, Launch Trampoline Park, HOTFLO Studios, Mission BBQ, Skyzone Moorestown, Lucky Strike Cherry Hill, Chick-fil-A, Echelon Haelth and Fitness, ACV, and Wawa. Open to everyone in Cherry Hill, this festive gathering offers a cheerful way to enjoy the season together.

Harvest Fest brings a taste of fall to the zoo with carnival games, carousel rides, live music, and additional festivities.

Taste of the Philippines USA 2026, part of the PECO Multicultural Series, celebrates Filipino American History Month at Cherry Street Pier. Admission is free and open to the public, and the event will be held rain or shine. Enjoy flavors from the Philippines, take in entertainment, browse a marketplace, and more.

Volunteers come together in Philadelphia to assemble and distribute care packs for people experiencing homelessness. Participants typically bring a backpack or 5 to 10 brown-bag meals with bottled water, along with travel-size toiletries such as deodorant, toothpaste, soap, and other essential care items. Many prepare turkey or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a bag of chips. The group walks through the area to share these supplies, so comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended. Those who prefer to donate without walking can use a brief drop-off period at the start. Families are welcome, including children, and inviting friends, relatives, and co-workers is encouraged.

Amen Ra Court No. 225 marks ten years of advocacy, mentoring, and community service in Norristown and neighboring communities with an anniversary gala. The occasion honors a decade of compassion and leadership while recognizing efforts that have supported people, families, and survivors. Through encouragement and resources that offer hope, this work has helped strengthen the community.

This relaxed sip and paint party welcomes book club friends to personalize the Endless TBR artwork, a playful nod to an ever growing reading stack. Participants select a color palette that matches their style and bring the stacked design to life. The outline is sketched in advance, keeping the focus on creativity and fun.

This community trunk-or-treat is free for everyone and requires no registration. More than 30 local businesses and families are already committed with decorated trunks, and additional businesses are welcome to participate with a decorated trunk to advertise their services.

Back at Panache Woodfire Grill in Blue Bell, PA, the Robert Liz Band brings a high-energy set that extends their summer and fall run of shows, lighting up the room with an upbeat vibe.

Experience a Halloween paranormal investigation inside the historic Selma Mansion in Norristown, Pennsylvania, and trade crowded parties and staged frights for an authentic exploration of a home with more than two centuries of history. Built in 1794 in the Federal style and tied to the Knox and Fornance families, the mansion is well known for reported activity that continues to unsettle and intrigue. Accounts include the sudden scent of roses linked to the kindly presence of Mrs. Fornance and the distinct feeling of being watched. A shadowed figure has been seen pacing near the study, thought by some to be Revolutionary War General Andrew Porter or a soldier still making his rounds. Unexplained knocks, whispered voices, distant shouts and heavy footsteps have echoed through empty hallways. Doorbells ring without cause, fully charged batteries fail without warning, and quick-moving shadows slip from room to room only to vanish when pursued. This is an investigation focused on real history, not a haunted house with actors or special effects. Participants use the kinds of tools seen on television, and a small group size encourages everyone to take an active role. Stay with the group for a shared search, or, if you prefer, step off on your own to test the darkness. Encounters with the unexplained are possible, and the experience can linger long after the night ends.

At DUB Strength for Women in King of Prussia, the parking lot transforms into a playful scene of organized chaos with easygoing team challenges built for complete beginners. Look for splashy water games, lively relays, partner antics, and a light touch of fitness, all wrapped in a spirit of silliness. No experience or coordination is needed, and showing up with zero know-how fits the whole idea. The emphasis is on taking part rather than being the best. Participation is free. You can put together your own team or be placed on one, and spouses, friends, and kids are welcome to join.

Press Hair Bar brings the first annual Beauty Bingo, blending beauty, prizes, and giving back to support breast cancer awareness and those affected. Bingo winners can take home beauty essentials like flat irons, curling irons, shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and beauty tools. Extra chances to win come with raffle baskets featuring gifts and goodies from local businesses, stores, and restaurants, plus a 50/50 raffle with the possibility of a cash prize. Great prizes, good vibes, and a bigger purpose set the tone for a fun community experience.

This one-hour networking gathering at Café com Leite brings together Chamber members, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and other community professionals. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, making it easy to meet new contacts, exchange ideas, and strengthen professional relationships. Complimentary coffee and light refreshments are provided to create a comfortable backdrop for informal conversations with peers and local leaders. Pre-registration is recommended to reserve a spot, and walk-ins are accepted as space allows.

An enjoyable night out with Building Bridges With Hope is on the horizon, supporting a meaningful cause. More details will be announced, and tickets will be available soon.

Enjoy live music in the co-op’s cafe in Ambler as Diane Reimer shares a blend of soulful and lighthearted songs. Pick up something delicious from the hot bar and a cold beverage, then relax and listen. Board games will be available for guests who want to play while the music fills the room.

Create eerie still life drawings inspired by favorite Halloween tales in a candlelit setting. This evening workshop welcomes all experience levels and focuses on building drawing skills, with outcomes meant to both chill and delight. Local artist Joey Rihl guides the session as a ghost host and serves as the instructor.

Maker Fridays at The Ceramic Shop offers a friendly setting to explore ceramics through hands-on techniques, demonstrations, and take-home projects. This session features a fall themed make and take. Attendance is free, and each gathering brings something new to try as participants experiment, test, and create. Optional kiln firings are available. Held on the last Friday of the month at The Ceramic Shop retail store.

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.

Mischief Night at Screwballs Sports Bar and Grille features Country Mile and a costume party. Costumes are encouraged, and the venue will award prizes.

A drop-in Halloween-themed history hunt at Lansdale Cemetery in Lansdale, PA shares stories of important figures from the community and features a matching game with a prize. Light refreshments are available, and costumes are welcome but not required. There is no admission charge, and donations are welcome. The program is intended for children in elementary school or younger. A parent or guardian must accompany each child. Drop-offs are not permitted. Organized by the Lansdale Historical Society.

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.

Celebrate Halloween in Youth Services on Floor 3 with activities tailored for those who can feel overstimulated by traditional trick-or-treating.

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.

A vibrant Grateful Dead tribute fills the evening with extended jams, classic Dead spirit, and a dance-ready groove that keeps the energy high from start to finish.

The Lenola Fire Department and the Lenola Auxiliary are hosting their annual Halloween party with free admission for everyone. Enjoy a costume contest, a haunted house, music, and more.

This constructed Union Arena event featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke takes place at Top Deck Games. Entry is 15 dollars, and players will need a valid Bandai TCG+ account or BNID, with registration handled through Bandai TCG+. Any IP is permitted. The event uses three Swiss rounds with single-game matches, each round lasting 30 minutes with 5 additional minutes for overtime. Prizes are issued as store credit based on final record, and every participant receives one participation pack. Records of 3-0-0 earn 40 in credit, 2-0-1 earn 30, 2-1-0 earn 20, and 1-1-1 earn 10. Top two promotional rewards are only available to those using the corresponding IP. For questions, call 856-858-2700 or email cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

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

All ages are welcome to attend this event. Please note that supporting performers may change without notice.

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.

Shape a festive pumpkin platter in Markeim Arts Center’s Clay Studio with guidance from instructor Patti Dirscherl. Learn proper clay preparation and hands-on techniques to create a textured serving piece suited for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or any fall celebration. Finished work is fired and typically ready in about three to four weeks, with pickup expected by Thanksgiving. When pieces are wrapped and ready, Markeim Arts Center will email the pickup location and available times. Open Studio students receive a $15 discount on this workshop.

This annual fundraiser blends community spirit, great food, and lively activities. Highlights include a fast paced live auction with hard to find items, a complimentary light buffet with nonalcoholic drinks, and a cash bar offered on a limited basis. Engaging performances keep the energy up throughout the event. Jo Arnone, known as the Million Dollar Auctioneer, makes a welcome return. The fundraiser supports Project Home, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Leather Archives & Museum, with plenty of opportunities to bid, mingle, laugh, and give back.

Pitch in at the Food Bank of South Jersey during a hands-on volunteer shift focused on packing and sorting donated items for the Senior Program, as well as repackaging donations for delivery to agencies. Participation is limited to 15 volunteers. Anyone ages 13 to 17 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or chaperone. Closed-toe shoes are required, and comfortable clothing is recommended. To RSVP, call or text Jim and Joanne Moffitt at (856) 381-6319.

Afterschool yoga sessions led by instructors from Yoga Home welcome children ages 6 to 10 for a free series focused on movement and mindfulness. Registration is requested to help ensure a safe and pleasant experience for all library guests. Participants who are 8 or older may be dropped off in the community room if there is a reliable way to reach their caregiver. Children under 8 must have someone age 14 or older stay with them for the duration of the program. All attendees should be signed in by an adult, whether or not they are registered.

At Philadelphia Miniaturia, this daylong workshop explores cold porcelain and how to use it to create glowing mushroom miniatures. The instructor provides a kitchen friendly demonstration on mixing the material so participants can make it at home. Everyone takes home the recipe and detailed project instructions. All tools and materials are supplied, and attendees only need to bring themselves.

Ardmore Music Hall hosts a show featuring Assembly of Dust with Donna the Buffalo also performing. Both acts share the stage for one event at this venue.

Connect with women who share similar goals at a TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event. This networking gathering supports growth through conversation and new relationships. It takes place at Blue Bell Psychology Group.

Meet hiring teams face to face at a job fair at Cherry Hill Mall, where a wide range of local and regional employers will be ready to talk about part-time roles, full-time positions, and new career paths. Bring a résumé and dress professionally to make the most of networking and exploring open jobs in one convenient setting. Employers wishing to participate can email michelle@donnelly.media to register, as space is limited.

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 is a New York and Northern New Jersey-based tribute that revives the spirit of Genesis’s early live performances with musical precision, vivid storytelling, and theatrical flair. The show centers on complete album selections from the Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett years, featuring music from Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, and A Trick of the Tail. The set also includes solo Peter Gabriel favorites. Since 2014, audiences have praised the group’s energetic delivery and meticulous detail. The lineup includes 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.

From Ensemble Arts Presents, in association with Live Nation, Josh Johnson's Comedy Band Camp arrives at the Academy of Music with a blend of stand-up and live music. The show leans into the camaraderie of playing in one big band while channeling the carefree spirit of summer camp, shaped as the camp experience Johnson missed and decided to create for audiences. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP Award winner with roots in Louisiana and Chicago. Followed by more than 10 million across social media, he was described by Wired as the funniest person on the internet. He serves as a rotating host and correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, a series honored with Emmy and Peabody Awards. He shares new stand-up every week on YouTube, has released 38 hours of topical material performed before a live audience, and his videos have earned over half a billion views worldwide.

An artisan and vendor fair at Christ Covenant Church brings a day of shopping, treats, and family friendly fun. Browse handmade items, meet area makers and independent sellers, and enjoy seasonal refreshments. Children can participate in holiday themed activities. It is a warm way to find gifts and support local creators while enjoying a cheerful community atmosphere.

Explore thousands of books, CDs, DVDs, and more at the Friends Library Book Sale, where every purchase helps support the library. The sale fills the lower level, including the Multicultural Room, the Conference Center, and the surrounding hallways. Take advantage of the $5 bag offer by filling a standard grocery-size bag with paperbacks, hardcovers, CDs, DVDs, and records. Puzzles are not part of the bag deal, and bags larger than a typical brown grocery bag will be charged $10. Please bring your own bags, as none will be supplied. Payment is accepted by cash or credit card, with a $10 minimum for card transactions.

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.

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.

A special night in support of the Pennsylvania SPCA, the 14th Annual Bark & Whine Gala highlights the impact of compassion and the many animals whose lives have been improved through generous support. The evening honors new beginnings and the hope that comes with second chances. Sponsorship details will be announced soon, and individual tickets will be available.

A vibrant, upbeat ambiance meets exceptional menus that whisk you to Milan and beyond.

This comedy show is presented by EJO Comedy on the Road and will spotlight a pair of headliners. Comedian details and ticket information will be announced soon, with updates posted on Facebook. All proceeds benefit Centre Square Fire Company.

Jamie MacDonald brings the Left It In The River Tour to Union Transfer in Philadelphia, appearing with Joe L Barnes. The tour showcases songs such as "Desperate," "Left It In The River," and "My Family," along with other favorites. Fresh off a successful spring leg, this nationwide run spotlights her own full production, and she has previously toured with Chris Tomlin and Benjamin William Hastings. A VIP experience is scheduled before general admission, with early entry available. For buyer protection, third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases made through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Coverfire is back at 36 West Social Club in Conshy for a return visit.

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.

Enjoy a craft and vendor show that gathers many local businesses and sellers offering a wide range of products. Browse autumn accents or get a head start on holiday gifting. Concessions will be available for purchase, and 100 percent of those proceeds will support the Lenola Fire Company and its volunteers. A 50/50 raffle is also planned. Prospective vendors can email LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com for information. Applications open the first week of June. All official communication will come only from that email address, and no individual auxiliary member will request money. Direct any questions to LenolaAuxiliary@gmail.com and stay alert for scams.

Ardmore Music Hall hosts a lively family dance party from WonderWave created especially for young children. Ellie, an elephant DJ, brings her imaginative world to the stage with original music, bright visuals, and rhythms tailored for little dancers. Kids can move, dance, and explore while experiencing a high energy show in a real music venue arranged with families in mind. WonderWave designs entertainment for ages 2 to 8, building characters, stories, and live performances around Ellie and her vibrant universe.

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The Symphony of Suffering Tour brings a stacked lineup of horrorcore and hardcore hip hop to the Rusty Nail. Razakel and Insane Poetry lead the bill alongside Native Thug and Doughpey. Local support includes Isolated Beingz, A-Game The Raptile, N8 Money, dracohasfun, and Bloodluzt, with more to be announced.

Sofar Philly hosts a free, in-person open mic audition night at Lu & Aug's, MC'd by Quincy Stallworth. This is not an audition or contest for a Sofar show, it is an intimate listening room to discover what is next in the local music scene. There are 10 performance spots with first come, first served sign-up at the door. Each artist has up to 10 minutes or two songs, with original music preferred and all genres welcome. A guitar amp will be available to plug into, so bring your instrument. The session is acoustic, and electric guitars are not permitted. You can take the stage or simply listen and support. Admission is free, and any ticket purchases are considered donations that help fund production.

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.

Norristown Rotaract meets at El Jefe for a monthly gathering focused on community impact. The agenda features a recap of recent activities and planning for upcoming volunteer opportunities. The group creates avenues for service, connection, and change in Norristown and the surrounding area, taking part in local events, cleanup projects, and beautification, while developing creative ideas for revitalization that support neighbors with fewer resources. Participation in the club is welcomed at any level, and members’ talents, voices, and experiences are valued.

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.

Coverfire is coming back to Screwballs in KofP for another appearance.

A landmark running event draws 40,000 participants to central Philadelphia for the Rocky Run, with Athletifreak as the presenting partner.

Coins, Cards & Chaos offers a fresh, fast-paced atmosphere for collectors who want more excitement than a traditional card show. The event brings together sports cards, trading card games, comics, coins and paper money, sneakers, and vintage toys, with additional categories in the mix. It is designed for those who appreciate bold color and high energy across the collecting world.

An ACO Season 22 regional event is set for Lansdale at Dill Dinkers, featuring World Singles and Doubles competition. Entry is $20, and payouts are determined by overall attendance. For questions, contact Desmond Mann at 267-307-7958 or desmondmann@hotmail.com. ACO offers two membership options. The free Starter Membership includes access to all ACO divisions at Regionals and Majors along with standings points, prize money, and trophies. The $60 Worlds Membership provides the most favorable tournament ticket pricing, access to all divisions at Regionals and Majors, standings points, prize money, trophies, prize jerseys, and a 500 point signup bonus for Singles divisions. Only ACO stamped bags from Season 22 Bag Partners are permitted, and older stamped models may be used if the manufacturer remains a Season 22 partner.

Participants will assemble hygiene kits in a hands-on volunteer session at Mount Laurel Senior Center in Mt Laurel. An RSVP is requested, and a sign-up is available for purchasing and donating items for the event. Monetary contributions can be made through Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal.

An adoption event with One Love Animal Rescue at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill, NJ. Meet adoptable pets and look for a new companion.

Kids Makerspace is an interactive, no-cost experience for families where children enjoy a lively story and then create a take-home project. Activities span from building simple machines to making art with recycled materials, nurturing curiosity, creativity, and play. This month spotlights traditional games of the Lenape people, including ones that use beans and corn kernels.

All-Star Sports Academy’s Pro Instructional Series returns to ASSA Cherry Hill with a 3-hour baseball training session for players ages 9U to 12U. Athletes rotate through stations for hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving focused instruction and feedback at each stop. Coaching is provided by All-Star’s staff alongside a mix of former MLB players, which may include Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A where athletes and parents can ask about the professional game and the commitment it takes to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, batting gloves, and catcher’s gear if needed. Comfortable practice apparel and athletic shoes are recommended, and spikes are not permitted on the turf. Each player receives an event T-shirt with registration.

Vampires of Nj Con 4 comes to The Grand Laurel Hotel for its fourth edition. The lineup of guests will be announced, with further details to come.

Members of A Thousand Reasons bring a stripped down set to Von C Brewing Co. Volpe appears with bandmate Joe, a singer, guitarist, and songwriter with A Thousand Reasons, for an evening of acoustic covers with the possibility of a few originals. Carey will be absent due to a scheduling conflict. A guest food truck is planned to complement the brewery setting.

The Night of Pink Gala benefits women fighting breast cancer. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available, and complete details are available on the gala page.

Top Deck Games hosts a constructed Union Arena event featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke. Entry is $15. Players need a valid Bandai TCG+ account or BNID and should register through the Bandai TCG+ system. Any IP is permitted. The tournament runs three Swiss rounds, best of one, with 30-minute matches and five minutes of overtime. Prizes are store credit based on record, and all participants receive one participation pack. Finishes of 3-0-0, 2-0-1, 2-1-0, and 1-1-1 earn $40, $30, $20, and $10 in credit respectively. To qualify for the Top 2 promos, players must use the matching IP. For questions, contact 856-858-2700 or cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

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.

Acoustic music with a funky twist fills Sam's Brick Oven Pizza, Craft Beer & Wine Bar. A fun, upbeat vibe sets the tone for the night.

Enjoy a fall-themed gathering celebrating pugs and seasonal fun.

Instructors from Yoga Home lead a free afterschool yoga series designed for children ages 6 to 10. Registration is requested to support a safe and enjoyable experience for all library guests. Participants who are 8 or older may be dropped off in the community room if there is a reliable way to contact their caregiver. Children under 8 must have someone who is at least 14 years old stay with them during the program. All attendees must be signed in by an adult, whether or not they registered.

Settle into a restorative journey that blends guided breathwork with a crystal bowl sound bath. The practice centers on bringing mind, body, and spirit back into balance. Through focused breathing, you will gently move stagnant energy and emotions, letting go of what is no longer needed so a feeling of ease and calm can emerge. After the active breath practice, soak in resonant crystal bowl vibrations that deepen relaxation and support continued healing. Expect a caring, supportive atmosphere that encourages inward reflection and leaves you feeling fully nourished. This session is experienced lying down, so wear comfortable clothing. Bring only yourself, as yoga mats, blankets, and bolsters are provided. If you are sensitive to sound, earplugs are welcome. Registration is available through the Mindbody app or by scanning the QR code shown in the event graphic. The cost is $45 per person. If it is your first visit, plan to arrive a little early.

This event features a live performance by pianist Kofi B. in Philadelphia.

This all ages show brings a full night of music to The Fillmore Philadelphia with performances on two stages. The main stage features Weakened Friends, Hot Water Music, and The Menzingers. In The Foundry, 500 Bucks, Mercy Union, and Spraynard perform. Access to The Foundry is first come, first served and depends on capacity. Reserved seats offer views of the main stage only. All Foundry performances are general admission standing and first come, first served. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Angine de Poitrine brings a live performance to Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia. This is an all ages event. The organizer has placed a temporary hold on ticket transfers, which will be enabled shortly before the event, and AXS Resale will not be available at first and may be activated later. Ticket policies are governed by AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Recycle unwanted electronics and scrap metal at North Penn High School in the S-Lot. Set up as a drive-through, drop-offs are handled while you remain in your vehicle for a quick and simple experience. Information about which items are accepted appears on the event poster, created by Samira S, class of 2028.

Experience a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library that offers a soothing hour of harmonic tones paired with gentle nature-inspired elements to support balance and calm. The session centers on the vibrational qualities of crystal singing bowls, which are described as helping to release tension and disharmony in body, mind, and spirit while encouraging relaxation, rejuvenation, and healing. Each bowl is associated with an energy center, aiming to cleanse and restore the system at a deep level. As participants rest comfortably, the layered sounds can encourage a deeply relaxed state where restorative effects may unfold. Research cited in the event description notes that the brain responds quickly to natural sights and sounds, so this nature-infused approach is designed to enhance the meditative experience and promote mental clarity. The overview of sound healing further explains that specific vibrations can help clear blockages and support the flow of energy physically, emotionally, and spiritually, often leaving attendees feeling refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat or blanket and a pillow for comfort. Chairs are available for anyone who prefers to sit. You are welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge, and comfortable clothing is recommended. This event is free with registration, no library card is required, and all are welcome. If you are unfamiliar with the venue, consider giving yourself a little extra time to get settled. The description also highlights Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner whose work blends Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and self-empowerment.

Excellent brews, a lively setting, and a high-energy rock vibe come together for a good time.

Keep the tradition going with KTC at Lulu CC on TG Eve. This returning gathering offers a familiar kickoff to the holiday, bringing the spirited energy people expect from this occasion.

Leading Zero performs at Molly Maguire's Irish Restaurant and Pub.

A cozy storytime designed for newborns through age 2 welcomes up to 15 families. Expect playful songs, a couple of short stories, and unstructured play afterward. Older siblings are invited and can bring a favorite stuffed animal to take part in lap bounces. Registration opens one week in advance and closes the day before or when capacity is reached. Please sign in at the circulation desk upon arrival. Because of the program format, arrivals 10 minutes or more after the start cannot be admitted to storytime. If registered participants arrive late, they may be able to participate in the Stay and Play portion if space permits. If plans change after registering, use the cancellation link in the confirmation email to free your spot for another family. For questions, call 610-825-1656 or email askcon@mclinc.org.

A reflective Advent recital features harpsichordist Gabriel Benton as part of a seasonal series highlighting local artists. The program is performed on BMPC’s Robert Hauptfuhrer Memorial Harpsichord, a French double manual crafted in 1966 by William Dowd and modeled on an original 1770 Taskin instrument in the Yale University Musical Instrument Collection. With its resonant, historically grounded sound, the instrument brings early and Baroque repertoire to life in a calm sanctuary setting, offering a gentle pause for music and reflection during the season.

Enjoy a creative sip-and-paint experience that supports a great cause. Part of the proceeds from each seat, along with sales of DIY scented soy wax candles during the event, will be donated to Oak Ridge Elementary School. Bring friends and make it a fun celebration.

Spend a festive day in New York City with two ways to tailor the experience. One option includes bus transportation and a mezzanine seat for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, along with time to enjoy holiday shopping and seasonal city sights. If the show is not your preference, the NYC On Your Own option offers the flexibility to explore landmarks, museums, neighborhoods, shops, and restaurants at your own pace. The Christmas Spectacular package is open to ages 4 and up and is priced at $160 per person (Program #404101.03). The NYC On Your Own option is $55 per person (Program #404101.02).

Santa heads to the soccer field at John Adler Memorial Park for a festive family outing filled with soccer and holiday cheer. Children can take photos with Santa, share their wish lists, and play in a friendly match, then warm up afterward with hot cocoa and cookies. All skill levels are welcome, from first-time players to seasoned kids. Participation is $10 per player. Space is limited. Enjoy a seasonal soccer experience with Homeschool Soccer Academy.

The TeaCup Entrepreneurs Connection Event is a welcoming networking gathering where women with shared goals can connect and pursue growth together.

Described as one of the season’s most magical and exciting events, Winter Classic gathers the dance community for a joyful year-end celebration. It centers on connection with fellow dancers in a warm, festive setting. Additional details will be shared soon.

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.

Lansdale’s Tree Lighting ushers in the season with glowing lights, festive cheer, and a strong sense of community. It offers a bright, welcoming atmosphere that brings neighbors together in celebration.

A flavorful menu pairs with an upbeat performance from FuseBox for an evening built around great tunes and plenty of dancing. High-energy songs keep the tempo up from start to finish, creating a festive setting where a good meal and live music go hand in hand.

Alan’s Quality Minerals presents a holiday gem and mineral show at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Mt. Laurel Cherry Hill. Explore a wide selection of carefully chosen crystals and minerals from around the world, with options spanning tiny thumbnails, substantial large cabinet pieces, and wholesale flats. Collectors at every level will find something of interest. Admission is free, and light refreshments will be available.

Kids’ Makerspace offers a hands-on, free family experience where children enjoy storytime followed by a make-and-take project. It encourages young creators to tinker, invent, and play with activities that can range from building simple machines to exploring recycled art. This month features a Polar Express themed pajama party to wrap up the year. Children can enjoy snacks and music, hear a reading of the Polar Express book, and ring their own bells.

Celebrate the Union Arena My Hero Academia sealed release with a Five Pack Battle format. Entry is $25, and participants must have a valid TCG+ Bandai account. The event features three Swiss rounds at 30 minutes per round, following the Five Pack Battle rules. Every participant receives a participation promo, and a winner promo is awarded for a 3-0 finish. Early registration through the store is encouraged. For questions or to sign up, call 856-858-2700 or email cherryhill@topdeckgames.com.

Experience a two-show performance featuring Born to Hand Jive and Don't Feed the Plants. First, the story unfolds at Rydell High, where the Greasers, the Pink Ladies, and their classmates rush into a new school year filled with laughs, classic hits, and the everyday drama of being a teen, offering a tribute to the musical Grease. Next, the action moves to Skid Row as shy Seymour discovers an unusual plant that promises fame and fortune but insists on being fed. As it grows bolder, the town is drawn into a rock and roll adventure that blends humor and spooky moments, with catchy songs, larger than life characters, and plenty of surprises. Two shows, one performance.

Old Fangled returns to Von C Brewing in Norristown for an evening centered on music, food, and brews. A guest food truck is planned for the night, with details to be shared by the brewery.

Celebrate the season at Holy Saviour Club with a holiday dance party featuring Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble. The evening begins with a holiday potluck, so bring a dish to share. A dance lesson follows, and no partner is required. Then Curley Taylor’s soulful, blues-tinged vocals and the band’s driving zydeco groove blend zydeco and blues for an energetic night of live music and dancing. Admission is $25, or $15 with a valid student ID.

Start the holiday season at the Dutch, known for traditional charm, good food, and a welcoming setting to hear music.

Weather permitting, Santa will visit his Lansdale house at Railroad Plaza as part of three seasonal appearances. Families can stop by so children can share their wish lists, say hello, and pose for cheerful photos with Santa. Remember to bring a phone or camera to capture memorable holiday moments.

An annual holiday celebration returns with performances by The Artist Series Chorus, North Penn Brass Ensemble, and North Penn Chamber Singers. Organ, choral, and brass music set a festive tone for the season. Directors Andrew Paulson, Joe Santanello, and Matthew Klenk lead the program. Admission is free, with an optional freewill offering that supports The Artist Series at St. John’s. The concert takes place in the sanctuary at St. John’s United Church of Christ. The venue is ADA accessible, offers ample free parking, and is about a quarter mile from the Lansdale SEPTA Regional Rail Station.

Job seekers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can explore new opportunities at a job fair that connects candidates with leading employers who are hiring now. The event welcomes all experience levels and features companies from a variety of sectors, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and others. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, submit their resumes, and take part in immediate interviews.

Celebrate the season at REPE’S with a craft night featuring a Christmas tree themed resin serving tray, guided by Classes with Carrie B. Make a festive tray to enjoy at home or give as a holiday gift in a relaxed, creative setting. The cost is $45 per person, and space is expected to fill quickly.

Rotaract Norristown hosts a monthly meeting at La Michoacana Mexican Grill to review recent activities and plan upcoming volunteer opportunities. The group fosters service, connection, and change across Norristown and the surrounding area. Participants get involved in community events, litter and facility cleanups, and neighborhood beautification, working to bring creative and effective revitalization ideas to life. The club focuses on problem solving that benefits under-resourced people and values the talents, voices, and experiences that individuals contribute.

A live tribute to The Beatles presents Abbey Road from start to finish at Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, PA. Hosted by Andrew Lipke and Andrew Napoli, this performance brings the landmark album to life on stage.

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.

GuruShots presents an inclusive photography exhibition at The Space Art Gallery in Philadelphia. The show features printed works and a broad selection of digital winners submitted by photographers from more than 20 countries, offering a wide range of styles and perspectives. An opening reception and regular public viewing hours are planned at the gallery. Those who cannot attend in person can expect photos and other highlights to be shared after the exhibition ends. To limit spam across GuruShots groups, screenshots and similar posts will not be approved.

All-Star Sports Academy brings back its Pro Instructional Series at ASSA Conshohocken, a three-hour baseball clinic designed for players ages 9U through 12U. Instruction is led by All-Star’s coaching staff alongside a lineup of former MLB players, with a combination of the following pros participating: Ben Davis, Jesse Levis, Milt Thompson, Mickey Morandini, Ricky Bottalico, Gene Schall, and Tommy Greene. Athletes rotate through stations covering hitting, fielding, catching, and pitching, receiving individualized guidance, hands-on reps, and constructive feedback in a supportive setting. The session includes an interactive Q&A for players and parents to ask questions, gain perspective on the professional game, and learn about the commitment needed to advance in the sport. Participants should bring a helmet, glove, bat, and batting gloves, plus catcher’s gear if they play the position. Comfortable athletic apparel and training shoes are recommended, and spikes are not allowed on the turf. Each registered player receives an event t-shirt.

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.

The band Country Mile is back at The 36 West Social Club for a celebratory gathering. This return appearance brings people together at the club.

A Pugly Christmas Sweater Party features festive holiday sweaters and a visit from Santa. A rain date is planned.

Planned for newborns through age 2, this storytime welcomes up to 15 families. It includes songs, a few short stories, and playtime afterward. Older siblings are welcome and encouraged to bring a favorite stuffed toy for lap bounces. Registration opens one week in advance and closes the day before or when capacity is reached. Late arrivals may not be admitted. If you are registered and arrive after the start, you may be able to join later for Stay and Play if space permits. Please sign in at the circulation desk upon arrival. If your plans change, cancel your registration to free a spot for another family.

Enjoy a free, multi-sensory crystal bowl sound bath at Mount Laurel Library. This guided meditation surrounds participants with soothing crystal singing bowl tones blended with gentle elements of nature to encourage deep relaxation and balanced energy. The experience is designed to release tension, support rejuvenation, and align the body and mind through vibrational sound that resonates with the body’s energy centers. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow. Chairs are available for those who prefer to sit rather than lie down. Participants are also welcome to bring crystals and extra water to charge. Dress comfortably. Registration is free and open to all, and no library card is required. The session is facilitated by Rebecca Zarnawski, a Reiki Master, intuitive coach, sound healer, and IPHM accredited practitioner. Through her practice, Just For Today Reiki with Rebecca, she combines Reiki, sound healing, and intuitive coaching to support emotional release, balance, and spiritual alignment.

Meet fellow card and game enthusiasts for a relaxed afternoon in the Half Conference Center on the lower level. Choose from provided supplies for Canasta, Chess, Cribbage, Mah Jongg, Pinochle, Rummy or Gin, Rummikub, and Scrabble, or bring a favorite game from home. Facilitators will be present to keep play moving, but this is not an instructional class. All experience levels are welcome. Snacks and drinks are permitted.

Brass players of every age and experience level will gather at Community Music School to read through favorite holiday tunes and then share them in a public performance. Any brass instrument is welcome, and sheet music will be provided on site. Participation and audience admission are free, with donations appreciated. Performers should bring their instrument and any needed accessories such as mutes or valve oil, and festive clothing in holiday colors with fun accessories is encouraged. Parts are handed out at check-in. The concert is open to the public, welcoming families, friends, and community members.

One Love Animal Rescue is hosting an adoption event at Pet Supplies Plus in Cherry Hill. This is a chance to meet rescue animals and connect with a potential new companion while considering adoption.

This comic, uplifting story reframes a familiar wizarding world through the eyes of the Puffs, the students who are usually in the background. Set amid spells, potions, and magical creatures, it follows these underdogs as they stumble, persevere, and grow. With big laughs balanced by heartfelt moments, the cast charts their challenges, forges surprising friendships, and uncovers what loyalty and self-worth truly mean.