New Hope · Events

NHS Library Adult Writers Group

New Hope arts

An open writing group led by local author Mark McNease. Fiction, poetry, memoir, or a vague urge to try. You write, read aloud and get responses.

Next: Tue, Sep 15 · 5:30 PM–7:00 PM Where: Free Library of New Hope and Solebury, 93 W. Ferry Street, New Hope

Every date coming up · 5:30 PM–7:00 PM

  • Tue Sep 15
  • Tue Sep 29
  • Tue Oct 13
  • Tue Oct 27
  • Tue Nov 10
  • Tue Nov 24

More at Free Library of New Hope and Solebury

Rhythm Babes

kids

Fri, Sep 4 · 9:30 AM–10:00 AM · Free Library of New Hope and Solebury

Half an hour of music, bouncing and shakers for the very small, Friday mornings at the library on West Ferry Street. Caregivers stay and join in.

Magic the Gathering Club

community

Fri, Sep 4 · 3:00 PM–5:00 PM · Free Library of New Hope and Solebury

Bring a deck to the library on Friday afternoon and find a game. All levels, all formats, and nobody minds if you are still learning the stack.

Crawl O'Clock at the New Hope Library

kids

Mon, Sep 7 · 10:00 AM–11:00 AM · Free Library of New Hope and Solebury

An hour of open play for toddlers on the move: a pop-up tunnel, soft climbing blocks, sensory tiles, shakers and scarves. Drop in for ten minutes or stay the whole hour.

Around the same time

Gay Street Open-Air Market

West Chester market

Fri, Sep 11 · Gay Street between Matlack and Darlington Streets

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.

Live Music Returns at Continental Tavern

Yardley live music

Fri, Sep 11 · Continental Tavern

The tavern's weekend music takes the summer off and starts back this Friday night. Porch overlooking Lake Afton, sixteen taps, and a bar restored to its 1875 layout.

Nurturing Minds Gala at the Merion Tribute House

Narberth community

Fri, Sep 11 · The Merion Tribute House

A ticketed benefit night at the Merion Tribute House for girls' education in Tanzania, honoring three members of the 1830 Family Foundation. Tickets run $125.