Skippack Village
The historic shopping stretch along Skippack Pike, a couple of blocks of gift shops, restaurants, and old stone storefronts. Park once and work your way down both sides.
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Trash to Treasure Yard Sale
Multi-vendor yard sale on the Manor House grounds in the middle of the village, nine to three, rain or shine. Bring small bills and come early if you want the good tables.
Summer Saturdays in Skippack
Kid friendly activities, music and attractions along Skippack Pike from ten to two. The shops are open, so you can loop the village between stops.
October Night Markets
Live music, food stands and vendor tables along Skippack Pike after dark. Second of three Friday nights the village runs in October, with the shops staying open late.
October Night Markets
Last of the three Friday night markets before Halloween, with live music, seasonal food and local vendors along the Pike. Six to nine, and it gets cold after dark.
Girls Night Out: Friendsgiving
Village shops stay open until eight for an evening walk with the owners. It doubles as a food pantry drive, with dry goods and cash accepted at participating stores starting November 1.
Black Friday
Eleven hours of village shopping, capped by the annual tree lighting and the first Illuminaire Nights of the season. Shops run ten to nine along Skippack Pike.
Small Business Saturday
Skippack Village is independent shops end to end, and this is the day built around them. Park once on Skippack Pike and work both sides of the street, ten to six.
More like this
Seen 'n Heard
Kids' clothing and handmade goods from regional artisans on one side, hand-wired Swart tube amps and guitars on the other. Nothing ships, ever — if you want it, you drive to Skippack and see it.
LibraRising LLC
A small perfume studio on Skippack Pike making handmade, small-batch scents. Everything is blended in-house rather than pulled off a national shelf.
Sweet Magnolia
A gift shop on South Easton Road, in the block of storefronts below Glenside Avenue, on the main retail run through the borough.
