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Sonnets Gone Modern at the Glenside Library

Glenside arts

Poet Dan Schall leads a short talk and activity on sonnets written in the last few years and how today's poets bend the form. All experience levels, for adults and teens, in the reading area.

When: Tue, Oct 20 · 6:30 PM–7:30 PM Where: Glenside Free Library, 215 S. Keswick Avenue, Glenside, PA 19038 Hosted by: Glenside Free Library

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Family Storytime at the Glenside Free Library

kids

Mon, Oct 19 · 10:30 AM–11:30 AM · Glenside Free Library

Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.

Evening Storytime at the Glenside Free Library

kids

Tue, Oct 20 · 6:30 PM · Glenside Free Library

The after-dinner version of storytime at the Keswick Avenue branch. Pajamas are fair game, and it lands early enough to still get everyone home for bed.

Drop-in & Play at the Glenside Library

kids

Wed, Oct 21 · 10:30 AM · Glenside Free Library

Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.

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Made Over Time: James Atkins and Dane Tilghman

Jenkintown arts

Mon, Oct 19 – Fri, Nov 13 · Moody Jones Gallery

Two long-career painters, James Atkins and Dane Tilghman, share the walls at Moody Jones Gallery on York Road. The show runs through November 13 and the gallery is open Thursday to Saturday, noon to 5.

Thanksgiving Food Drive

Quakertown community

Fri, Oct 16 – Sun, Nov 15 · Quakertown Farmers Market

The market collects food on its open days from mid October to the middle of November, ahead of Thanksgiving. Bring something along when you come for the produce stands.

Berman Museum: Emily Wells, Fever

Collegeville arts

Mon, Oct 19 – Tue, Nov 24 · Berman Museum of Art

A multi-media installation made by visiting artist-in-residence Emily Wells together with Ursinus students, on view at the Berman through November 24. Free, Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 4.