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FEAST Community Meal and Food Pantry

Lansdale community

A free hot dinner every Monday evening with a food pantry alongside. Bring a reusable bag for the groceries. Supplies come from local grocers and farms.

Next: Mon, Oct 19 · 5:00 PM–6:00 PM Where: Hyson Hall, Trinity Lutheran Church, 1000 W Main St, Lansdale

Every date coming up · 5:00 PM–6:00 PM

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FEAST Community Meal and Food Pantry

community

Mon, Oct 26 · 5:00 PM–6:00 PM · Hyson Hall

A free hot dinner every Monday evening with a food pantry alongside. Bring a reusable bag for the groceries. Supplies come from local grocers and farms.

Trinity Seniors Luncheon: Lost Covered Bridges

community

Tue, Oct 27 · 12:00 PM–2:00 PM · Hyson Hall

Lunch at noon, then Lansdale native and author Scott Bomboy on the lost covered bridges of Montgomery County. Open to anyone 55 or older, $15 at the door, RSVP by Oct. 21.

FEAST Community Meal and Food Pantry

community

Mon, Nov 2 · 5:00 PM–6:00 PM · Hyson Hall

A free hot dinner every Monday evening with a food pantry alongside. Bring a reusable bag for the groceries. Supplies come from local grocers and farms.

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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

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Berman Museum: Emily Wells, Fever

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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.