Family Game Night
Child Guidance Resource Centers hosts an all-ages board game evening at the library, built around getting families playing at one table.
More at Horsham Township Library
Active Story Time
The Friday run of the library's story time for ones, twos, and kids who like to keep moving. Same Story Room, same half hour, end of the week.
Saturday Story Time
A family story time with books, music, and art, the library's weekend slot for kids who miss the weekday sessions.
Horsham Farmers' Market
The Horsham Farmers' Market runs Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Horsham Township Library, 435 Babylon Road, Horsham. The 2026 season started June 14 and wraps on Sunday, October 25, so this is one of the regular season's last Sundays. The library is the market's new home, and vendors set up both indoors and out. Expect fresh produce, sweets, handmade designs and flowers, plus food trucks with a seating area if you would rather eat there than carry it home. The Friends of the Horsham Library open the Book Café most Sundays during market hours, and October 4 is on the calendar, so budget for a book along with the produce. Pets are welcome on a leash. The market goes ahead rain or shine unless the weather turns dangerous. Parking is the part to plan. The township publishes a parking map for the 2026 season: the parking area is marked, the no-parking zones are marked, and there is no parking in the neighborhoods. The map also marks a crossing guard and the walking routes over to the vendors. Vendor details live on the market's Facebook page. Park where the map says, not in the neighborhoods, and walk over.
Around the same time
Fall Fest Weekend
The farm switches to fall mode for the weekend: hayrides, the corn maze, apple picking and cider donuts out of the bakery. Runs weekends into November.
Public Arts Program Guided Walking Tour
Free docent walk through the outdoor sculptures scattered around town, part of a rotating program running since 2003. Registration encouraged, and it covers ground on foot.
Gay Street Open-Air Market
Four blocks of Gay Street close to cars so restaurants push tables into the road. Walk down the middle of the street, eat outside, and browse the shops on either side.
