Immaculata men's soccer vs Neumann
Seven o'clock Wednesday soccer against Neumann, under the lights at Draper Walsh. Free to watch, and the field hockey team plays the same stadium at four.
More at Draper Walsh Stadium
Immaculata field hockey vs Eastern University
A four o'clock Wednesday game at Draper Walsh Stadium against Eastern, another small Chester County program. Immaculata's campus is the old Villa Maria grounds, worth the drive up the hill on its own.
Immaculata field hockey vs Marywood University
Noon on a Saturday at Draper Walsh Stadium, Immaculata against Marywood from Scranton. The stadium sits on campus just off King Road outside Malvern.
Immaculata field hockey vs Bryn Mawr College
Wednesday night at six under the lights at Draper Walsh Stadium, Immaculata hosting Bryn Mawr College. Two Main Line-adjacent programs that have played each other for years.
Around the same time
83rd Annual Ludwig's Corner Horse Show & Country Fair
A Chester County Labor Day tradition since 1943, the Ludwig's Corner Horse Show & Country Fair blends top-level equestrian competition with classic country fair fun. Watch hunters, jumpers, and equitation riders compete across three rings from morning through dusk, culminating in the $10,000 Mini-Prix on Labor Day Monday. The midway offers inflatables, rides, and games for kids, plus food trucks, a beer garden, and live music. Stroll vendor tents for local artisans offering home and garden decor, jewelry, apparel, and gourmet treats. Free admission to the grounds.
Resolver, Chiseled Lilies, Palinoia and Opossom
Four band Saturday at the Nail, all original material. A small stage on Haverford Road with a long habit of booking bands nobody else will.
Skippack Village Food Truck Festival
Fill your plate at the Skippack Village Food Truck Festival, returning for Labor Day weekend with about 30 food trucks and vendors lining the historic village. Browse the shops of Skippack Village between bites — most trucks are in the lots across from Pasta Basta. Bring the whole family, and dogs are welcome too. Free admission, pay as you go. Noon to 5 p.m. both days.
