The Creamery of Kennett Square Restaurant & Beer Garden
A big outdoor beer garden on the old creamery site off Birch Street, with rotating taps and food trucks parked in. It's dog-friendly, and there's live music when the weather cooperates.
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Trivia Night
Nick Brendle hosts two hours of questions in a converted 1902 milk plant. Bring a team, play for prizes, and eat during the four to six happy hour beforehand.
Live Music: The Brandywine Riders
Three hours of live music on the outdoor patio at the old milk plant. Kitchen and bar run late on Fridays, and beer garden seating opens at four.
Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest at The Creamery of Kennett Square runs Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 2 to 4 p.m. at 401 Birch Street. That is the whole of what the Creamery has posted so far. The event page reads "More information coming soon," so there is no word yet on the beer list, the food, the music or tickets. The house rules fill in most of what a planner needs. On a normal day the Creamery charges no entrance fee. Everyone goes through check-in, and anyone drinking gets an ID check and a wristband. It is first come, first served, with no reservations. Kids are welcome until 10 p.m., though the outdoor lawn games area is adults only after 8 p.m. Friendly dogs on a leash can stay in the gardens and patio, not the inside room. No outside food or drink. The place was built in 1902 as the Eastern Condensed Milk Company and has been a beer garden since 2016. The Late Ambitions play the outdoor patio from 7 to 10 p.m. that same night if you want to make an evening of it. The Creamery lists five places to park: its overflow lot at 220 Birch, the Square Roots lot at 455 Birch, Legacy Fields and the YMCA pool lot on South Walnut, and the Artelo Hotel at 201 Birch, and it asks you to be respectful of the neighbors. Check the Creamery's page again before you go, since the details are still to come.
Live Music: The Late Ambitions
Rock, country and pop covers on the outdoor patio from seven to ten, following the afternoon Oktoberfest. Saturday seating starts at noon if you want a table near the stage.
Live Music: 4th Base
Friday night set on the patio stage behind the 1902 milk plant, seven to ten. Happy hour runs four to six if you want to eat before the band starts.
Live Music: Spokey Speaky
Reggae on the Creamery patio from seven to ten. Saturday seating opens at noon, so there is a whole afternoon of beer garden before the band plugs in.
Plantology on Tap: Botanical Infusions
Horticulturist Sam Greenberg walks through the history and technique of botanical infusions, with samples at different stages of development plus a small bite and a signature cocktail. One hour on a Thursday.
Live Music: Mark Margolies
Solo guitar and vocals on the patio stage, seven to ten. A Friday regular at the Creamery, playing the covered outdoor space behind the old milk plant.
Live Music: JD Webb & The Good Gadamn
Roots rock on the outdoor patio from seven to ten. Saturday hours start at noon and the bar out back runs to half past ten.
Country Line Dancing
A free Thursday night of country line dancing with easy steps and no partner needed. Two hours on the patio, boots optional but the point of the thing.
Live Music: The Full Band
Friday night on the patio, seven to ten, at the reclaimed 1902 creamery. Happy hour runs four to six beforehand and the outdoor bar stays open late.
Live Music: Dan and Dan Band
The Dan and Dan Band plays the patio stage seven to ten. Saturday seating opens at noon, so there is room for a long afternoon first.
BeVisionary Singles Mingle Event
A three hour singles mixer run by BeVisionary in the Creamery's event space. Details are still coming from the organizer, so check before you drive over.
Live Music: Last Minute Changes
The Friday before Halloween, three hours of live music on the patio starting at seven. Kitchen and bar run to eleven on Fridays.
Live Music: Mark Margolies
Halloween night on the patio, solo guitar and vocals from seven to ten. Saturday hours run noon to eleven, so the whole day is open at the Creamery.
Trivia Night
Nick Brendle hosts two hours of questions on the first Thursday of November. Gather a team, play for prizes, and eat during the four to six happy hour first.
Live Music: 4th Base
Cover band on the patio from seven to ten. The outdoor space is heated by November, and the kitchen runs to eleven on Friday nights.
Live Music: Spokey Speaky
Reggae back on the Creamery patio for a Saturday night, seven to ten. Seating opens at noon and the outdoor bar from two.
Live Music: The Late Ambitions
Three hours of covers spanning rock, country and pop on the heated patio stage. Friday seating starts at four with happy hour through six.
Live Music: Local Honey
Local Honey plays the patio seven to ten on a mid November Saturday. The outdoor space is heated and the bar out back opens at two.
Live Music: Mark Margolies
Solo acoustic on the heated patio from seven to ten. A Friday night at the old milk plant, with happy hour running four to six beforehand.
Live Music: Holy Smokers
Saturday night on the patio, seven to ten, at the reclaimed 1902 creamery on Birch Street. Seating opens at noon and the outdoor bar at two.
Live Music: Dan and Dan Band
A Wednesday set the night before Thanksgiving, seven to ten on the heated patio. Useful to know if you have family in town and nowhere to put them.
Live Music: Mark Margolies
The Friday after Thanksgiving, solo guitar on the heated patio from seven to ten. A quieter option than the mall, and five minutes from Longwood.
Live Music: Bones Brigade
Grateful Dead covers on the patio stage, seven to ten. It falls on Small Business Saturday, so the State Street shops are worth a walk first.
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