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Watercolor Workshop at GET Cafe

Narberth arts

Follow along with local painter Jan McFeeley or go off script at the community coffee shop on Haverford Avenue. Every Tuesday afternoon, so it is an easy one to drop into on a slow week.

Next: Tue, Oct 20 · 1:00 PM–2:30 PM Where: GET Café, 246 Haverford Avenue, Narberth

Every date coming up · 1:00 PM–2:30 PM

  • Tue Oct 20
  • Tue Oct 27

More at GET Café

Watercolor Workshop at GET Cafe

arts

Tue, Oct 27 · 1:00 PM–2:30 PM · GET Café

Follow along with local painter Jan McFeeley or go off script at the community coffee shop on Haverford Avenue. Every Tuesday afternoon, so it is an easy one to drop into on a slow week.

Live Music at GET Café: Jann Glider

live music

Sat, Oct 31 · 11:00 AM–1:00 PM · GET Café

Guitarist and songwriter Jann Glider plays originals plus Beatles-leaning classic rock, folk rock, blues and bossa over a Halloween-morning coffee. Two hours, no cover listed.

GET Pancakes

food & drink

Sun, Nov 1 · 8:00 AM–1:00 PM · GET Café

Five hours of pancakes at the Haverford Avenue café, from eight in the morning until one. GET runs on a mixed staff of adults with and without disabilities, and pancake days are its busiest.

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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.