Living History Saturdays at the Speaker's House
The last one of the season, Labor Day weekend. Demonstrations run ten to four and then the summer program closes until next June. Free, park on site.
More at Historic Trappe
Living History Saturdays at the Speaker's House
Hearth cooking, tape weaving, wood turning, historic laundry and soldier life, demonstrated on the grounds of Frederick Muhlenberg's restored house. Free, though guided tours are separate. September 5 closes the season.
Experiencing Independence: Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolution
A two-day symposium on diaries, letters and objects left behind by mid-Atlantic families between 1760 and 1790. Run with the McNeil Center for Early American Studies and Ursinus College.
Experiencing Independence: Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolution
Day two of the Historic Trappe symposium, with panels on wartime experience, religious perspectives and non-English sources on the Revolution. Held in the Dewees Tavern on West Main Street.
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Friday live music at Animated Brewing
Local artists play the Mount Airy Road taproom every Friday. The brewery does not post set times ahead, so check the taproom page or call before you drive out.
SALT Performing Arts presents Carousel
Rodgers and Hammerstein's carnival barker and mill worker, staged Fridays through Sundays in Chester Springs across three weeks. A dollar from every ticket goes to the Chester County Food Bank.
The Aspen Tree Pop-In at SHIFT
The Aspen Tree takes over a corner of the Narberth refill shop for the first two weeks of September. Browse during shop hours, Tuesday to Sunday. The store is closed on Mondays.
