Bomberger Hall
The landmark Victorian building at the center of Ursinus College, bell tower and all, with Bomberger Auditorium inside for concerts and lectures. Worth a look if you're walking the campus off Main Street.
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Alan Morrison Organ Recital
Concert organist Alan Morrison on the Heefner Memorial Organ in Bomberger Hall. Sunday afternoon, one of the few times a year that instrument gets played publicly.
Guest Artist Organ Recital
A visiting organist plays Bomberger Hall, which holds one of the better instruments in the county. Four o'clock on a Sunday, free and open to anyone, no ticket needed.
Ursinus College String Ensemble Concert
The college string ensemble plays Bomberger Hall at four on a Sunday. Free, open to the public, and about an hour, which makes it easy to fit around the rest of the day.
Voices of Ursinus Concert
Choral concert in Bomberger Hall at four on a Saturday, closing out the autumn vocal season at Ursinus. Free and open to the public, walk in and sit down.
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Bryn Mawr College
A women's liberal arts college founded in 1885, one of the Seven Sisters. The stone Collegiate Gothic campus off Merion Ave is open to walk, and Goodhart Hall carries public performances.
Augustus Lutheran Church (Old Trappe Church)
The Old Trappe Church, built between 1743 and 1745, served as a Continental Army field hospital and has been a National Historic Landmark since 1967. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg was pastor here from 1742 until his death in 1787, and the congregation still holds 8 am communion in the old stone building.
Ursinus College
The liberal-arts college anchoring the east end of Collegeville, with walkable grounds and the Berman art museum on campus. The kind of place you cut through on a nice day even if you never went there.