Mah Jongg Free Play
Friday casual games for newer players who want the reps without a lesson. Bring your 2026 card. Two hours in the Krapf Room.
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Friday casual games for newer players who want the reps without a lesson. Bring your 2026 card. Two hours in the Krapf Room.
Beginners learn stitches at their own pace, everyone else brings the pattern that stopped making sense. Ninety minutes Friday afternoons in the Hessinger Study Room.
A guided evening paddle on Marsh Creek Lake, two hours on the water as the light goes. Free, and registration through the state park calendar is required first.
A rotating cast of local acts plays the tavern inside Downingtown Country Club every Friday evening. Open to the public, no membership needed, and the patio looks over the course.
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.
Growers, bakers and prepared food makers set up in Kerr Park from nine to one. Cash and a tote help. A free movement class runs alongside most Saturday mornings.
Free outdoor yoga on the Kerr Park lawn while the farmers market runs. Kim Wolff of Optimal Massage and Movement leads a beginner friendly hour. Bring a mat and water.
September's monthly prime rib night at Beaver Creek, starting at four. Labor Day weekend, so the bar side tends to run later than the kitchen.
The historical society opens the Ashbridge House on East Lancaster Avenue for three hours on the first and third Sunday of each month. Free, with society volunteers on hand.
Two hours inside the Cadwalader residence and the Edith P. Moore Schoolhouse, named for a teacher who spent 27 years in that room. Free, first Sunday of the month.
Two hours on a board on Marsh Creek Lake, Labor Day morning. Free, and registration through the state park calendar is required. Meet at the park off Park Road.
The Historical Car Club of Pennsylvania parks its annual show on the Ludwig's Corner grounds for Labor Day, five hours of chrome on the grass off Route 100.
Stories, lap bounces and floor time for the under-eighteen-months crowd, half an hour on Tuesday mornings. Krapf Room at the library, seats capped, so put your name down first.
Singing and stories for toddlers between one and three, Tuesday mornings at quarter past ten. Half an hour in the Krapf Room, caregivers stay and join in.
Cassie Quigley runs a chair-supported practice for forty-five minutes, Tuesday afternoons in the Krapf Room. No floor work, no equipment, and the room caps small so register early.
September's screening and discussion in the Krapf Room, six to 7:30. Free, and the sort of room where people actually stay to argue about the ending.
The September science book club in the Hessinger Study Room, 6:30 to 7:30. Small room, one book, an hour of people who did the reading.
Tuesday quiz night at the sushi and raw bar on East Lancaster, with a $75 gift card for first place and $50 for second. Walk-ins only, no reservations taken.
The Wednesday morning version, half an hour of stories and open play for babies under eighteen months. Krapf Room, caregivers on the floor with them, registration capped.
Half an hour of stories and songs for one-and-a-half to three year olds, Wednesday mid-morning in the Krapf Room. Caregivers sit in and take part.
The older end of the storytime ladder, three and a half to five years, in the Krapf Room on Wednesday mornings through September.
The daytime version of the library craft circle, Wednesdays in the program room. Your own materials, your own project, no teacher and no sign-up sheet.
Ninety minutes covering what Medicare actually is, when to sign up and what it costs, with time for questions at the end. Krapf Room, free.
Three hours of whoever signs up, Wednesday nights at the East Lancaster Avenue bar. Players can email music@go2borough.com ahead. Walk-ins only for everyone else, so come early for a table.
Six weeks of youth run club sessions in Kerr Park, running from the tenth of September into the middle of October. Registration is through the club.
Miss Emma works through a different musical genre each week with babies under eighteen months, plus a story to match. Half an hour Thursday mornings in the Krapf Room.
The Thursday morning slot for three-and-a-half to five year olds, half an hour of stories, singing and activities with caregivers sitting in. Krapf Room, seats capped.
The music class for eighteen months to two and a half years, exploring a new genre each week with Miss Emma. Follows the baby class on Thursday mornings.
The Thursday repeat of the chair-supported practice with Cassie Quigley, forty-five minutes after lunch. Modified poses using a chair, no floor work, and the room fills.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have half finished. No instruction and no registration, just the program room and other people who know what a magic loop is.
The chamber's morning drop-in at Twin Valley Coffee on River Station Boulevard, an hour of coffee and conversation before the workday starts. Register on the chamber calendar.
Friday casual games for newer players who want the reps without a lesson. Bring your 2026 card. Two hours in the Krapf Room.
Beginners learn stitches at their own pace, everyone else brings the pattern that stopped making sense. Ninety minutes Friday afternoons in the Hessinger Study Room.
A rotating cast of local acts plays the tavern inside Downingtown Country Club every Friday evening. Open to the public, no membership needed, and the patio looks over the course.
A Journey tribute band filling the Borough's back room on a Friday night. Doors well before the 8:30 downbeat, and the bar runs late.
Free monthly car meet in the Lincoln Highway lot on second Saturdays, April through November. All makes, all models, coffee and donuts. Spectators welcome, no ticket.
Growers, bakers and prepared food makers set up in Kerr Park from nine to one. Cash and a tote help. A free movement class runs alongside most Saturday mornings.
The Kerala harvest festival marked with a floral carpet, a sadya lunch served on banana leaf and dance through the day. Open to anyone who turns up.
A day of bracket play on the Lancaster Avenue courts raising money for ANCOP. Spectators welcome, and there is usually food on site.
Two free classes back to back at the market. Fit Coach Karl runs a bodyweight circuit at 9:15, then Lauren Daly Clark leads all levels yoga at 10. Bring a mat.
Two hours learning kinusaiga, the Japanese craft of building a picture out of fabric scraps pressed into cut foam. Sixty dollars, materials included.
Experienced observers set up solar telescopes so you can look straight at the sun without wrecking your eyes. Drop in any time, all ages, weather permitting.
Bring the broken lamp or the jacket with a busted zipper to Central Presbyterian on West Uwchlan and see what can be mended. Four hours on a Saturday morning.
VFW Post 845 on West Lincoln Highway hands the stage to local bands competing for a top prize. Doors at noon and it runs long into the afternoon.
Caln Township throws its 18th Community Day at Caln Municipal Park on Saturday, September 12, 4 to 8, a few minutes up Business 30 from downtown Downingtown. Live music, food vendors, a community art show and free kids activities, with fireworks to close it out.
Lobster tots and a martini menu at the VFW, with bands playing through the afternoon and evening. Cash bar, and the post hall holds a crowd.
Three hours of the Jeff Domenick Band and Running Sands on the grass at Shamona Main Park, out Dowlin Forge Road. Bring a chair or a blanket.
Central Presbyterian starts its program year with a picnic on the lawn after worship: food, inflatables and music. Seating is provided, and it moves into Fellowship Hall if it rains.
Half an hour of stories, lap bounces and open floor time for babies under eighteen months and whoever brought them. Krapf Room, Monday mornings, and seats are capped so register.
Miss Rebecca runs half an hour of songs and stories for young toddlers, eighteen months to three years, in the Krapf Room. Registration required and seats go quickly.
The fifteenth year of this charity outing at Downingtown Country Club, a 10:30 shotgun on a Monday. Registration goes through Sweet Jane's Wish rather than the club.
Miss Rebecca reads, sings and gets one-and-a-half to three year olds moving for half an hour. Monday mornings in the Krapf Room, capped seating, and it books up.
Two hours of learning the tile game from scratch, Monday afternoons in the Krapf Room. No equipment needed and no cost, which is more than most new hobbies manage.
Stories, poetry, comics, whatever eleven to fourteen year olds want to work on, an hour in the Hessinger Study Room. Free, and the group meets around one table.
Stories, lap bounces and floor time for the under-eighteen-months crowd, half an hour on Tuesday mornings. Krapf Room at the library, seats capped, so put your name down first.
Singing and stories for toddlers between one and three, Tuesday mornings at quarter past ten. Half an hour in the Krapf Room, caregivers stay and join in.
Cassie Quigley runs a chair-supported practice for forty-five minutes, Tuesday afternoons in the Krapf Room. No floor work, no equipment, and the room caps small so register early.
A slow guided walk through the woods at Marsh Creek State Park, about an hour, led by park staff. Less hiking than noticing. Dress for the trail.
The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton is the September pick. Third Tuesday of the month in the Hessinger Study Room, an hour of talk about it.
A dietitian from Andersons Nutrition talks through what is actually in the bottles and what the labels can and cannot claim. One hour in the Krapf Room, seats limited.
Tuesday quiz night at the sushi and raw bar on East Lancaster, with a $75 gift card for first place and $50 for second. Walk-ins only, no reservations taken.
The Wednesday morning version, half an hour of stories and open play for babies under eighteen months. Krapf Room, caregivers on the floor with them, registration capped.
Half an hour of stories and songs for one-and-a-half to three year olds, Wednesday mid-morning in the Krapf Room. Caregivers sit in and take part.
The older end of the storytime ladder, three and a half to five years, in the Krapf Room on Wednesday mornings through September.
The Wednesday afternoon shift of the library fiber crowd, ninety minutes in the program room. Bring a project, borrow an idea, and nobody checks whether you finish anything.
Three hours of whoever signs up, Wednesday nights at the East Lancaster Avenue bar. Players can email music@go2borough.com ahead. Walk-ins only for everyone else, so come early for a table.
Miss Emma works through a different musical genre each week with babies under eighteen months, plus a story to match. Half an hour Thursday mornings in the Krapf Room.
The Thursday morning slot for three-and-a-half to five year olds, half an hour of stories, singing and activities with caregivers sitting in. Krapf Room, seats capped.
The music class for eighteen months to two and a half years, exploring a new genre each week with Miss Emma. Follows the baby class on Thursday mornings.
The Thursday repeat of the chair-supported practice with Cassie Quigley, forty-five minutes after lunch. Modified poses using a chair, no floor work, and the room fills.
Cruisin' Classics fills the Caln Village lot with old iron for three hours on a Thursday evening. Free to look, and the shopping center sits right on Lancaster Avenue west of town.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have half finished. No instruction and no registration, just the program room and other people who know what a magic loop is.
The Whippets host Perkiomen Valley under the lights on a Thursday, one of five home dates on the varsity schedule. Kickoff is seven.
Texas Roadhouse on East Lancaster runs its first Battle of the Badges, three full racks of ribs per contestant and the fastest eater wins. Watching costs nothing.
Friday casual games for newer players who want the reps without a lesson. Bring your 2026 card. Two hours in the Krapf Room.
Beginners learn stitches at their own pace, everyone else brings the pattern that stopped making sense. Ninety minutes Friday afternoons in the Hessinger Study Room.
Three hours of mixed media for ages five to eleven, watercolour through chalk pastel, with artists from around the world as the starting point. Pizza costs ten dollars extra.
A rotating cast of local acts plays the tavern inside Downingtown Country Club every Friday evening. Open to the public, no membership needed, and the patio looks over the course.
Growers, bakers and prepared food makers set up in Kerr Park from nine to one. Cash and a tote help. A free movement class runs alongside most Saturday mornings.
Reformation Pilates leads a free hour of mat work on the grass at Kerr Park while the market runs. All fitness levels welcome. Bring a mat and water.
Living history at the furnace that cast cannon for the Continental Army, with reenactments, demonstrations and family programs. About twenty minutes north of Downingtown up Route 100.
Walk the original Ship Road with the township historical commission, following the Revolutionary retreat from the Battle of the Clouds. The Baird House gardens are open for touring after.
Experienced observers set up solar telescopes so you can look straight at the sun without wrecking your eyes. Drop in any time, all ages, weather permitting.
A toddler rave, and that is the organizer's own word for it. Ten to noon at The Borough on East Lancaster, with Disco Dallas running the decks.
Third Saturday of the month at the tavern inside the country club. King cut runs $40 and the queen $30, both with salad, baked potato, vegetables, dessert and a glass of wine.
A late Saturday set from Split Decision at the Lancaster Avenue pub. Nine o'clock start, no cover posted, kitchen open beforehand.
The Marsh Creek Sprint Triathlon takes over the state park on Sunday morning, September 20: a 750-meter lake swim, 20K bike and 5K run starting at 7:30. Racing costs about $164 with fees; watching from the park is free.
Three hours of modern board games in the Krapf Room, open to anyone who wants to learn one or teach one. New players welcome, nothing to bring.
The Story She Left Behind by Patti Callahan Henry is the September pick. An hour in the Krapf Room, casual talk about the book and whatever else you have been reading.
Fourth Wednesday of the month. Bring pages, read some out, get feedback from other writers. Ninety minutes in the Krapf Room, free, all levels.
Growers, bakers and prepared food makers set up in Kerr Park from nine to one. Cash and a tote help. A free movement class runs alongside most Saturday mornings.
Fit Coach Karl sets up a six movement circuit on the Kerr Park lawn, free and scaled to whatever level you walk in at. Equipment provided, plus water and dog treats.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Miss Rebecca reads, sings and dances with the under-sixes in the open area beside the children's section. Half an hour, first Friday morning of the month, drop in with no registration.
Pick a design from the gallery, then sand, stain and paint your own wood sign over about three hours. Bring your own bottle. The studio sits on Wallace Ave behind Kerr Park.
Live music in the lodge on a Friday night, 6:30 to 9:30. St. Anthony's has been a Downingtown gathering spot since 1919, and the restaurant and banquet hall are open to the public.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Volunteers park solar telescopes outside the library so you can look straight at the sun without wrecking your eyes. Sunspots, surface granules, sometimes an eruption. Drop in any time, and it is off if clouds win.
Downingtown Fall Fest runs Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Green Street, Pennsylvania Avenue and Kardon Park in the borough. Admission is free; it's pay as you go for restaurants, vendors and beer. It's a Downingtown Area Chamber of Commerce event, run with Victory Brewing Company and the borough, and it started in Victory's parking lot before spreading over several blocks. The Victory Beer Garden sits on Green Street next to the lake. No charge to walk in, kids can come inside the fence with an adult, and the beer stays inside the fence, though you can carry in food from the trucks. The Kids Zone is at the corner of Green and Pennsylvania, with free obstacle courses, pumpkin decorating and crafts, and just past it and the food court, the entertainment area has local student musicians, dancers and martial artists performing all day. Expect over 200 vendors plus food trucks, with tables and chairs on the grass at Kardon Park and in the beer garden. Municipal lots and on-street parking are free on Sundays and the festival site has a parking map; parking is not allowed at Milltown Square (150 E. Pennsylvania Avenue). Bring cash, since some vendors don't take cards; there are ATMs near Green and East Pennsylvania. Leave pets at home. It's rain or shine, with a rain date of Sunday, October 11 only for severe weather, and the organizers say they'll decide by noon on Friday, October 2.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Middle schoolers meet the first Monday of the month for crafts, small library projects and a spot on the volunteer list. Pizza is provided. One registration covers the whole October to May run.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
A question and answer session with the local author of the memoir Laurel's Diary, plus signed copies for sale. The library flags sensitive subject matter, so it is not aimed at younger readers. Registration requested.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Settlers of Catan, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, whatever people carry in. Three hours, no set game, no registration, and you can turn up empty-handed. Aimed at older kids and adults rather than little ones.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Another Friday night of live music at the lodge, 6:30 to 9. The restaurant and banquet hall are open to the public, so you do not need to be a member to come listen.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Same telescopes, same experienced observers, second Saturday of the month. Stop by any time between ten and twelve thirty for a look at sunspots and the sun's atmosphere. Weather-dependent, so check the sky first.
The weekend version of the same drop-in storytime, best for ages zero to six but open to anyone. Thirty minutes of books, songs and movement next to the children's section. No sign-up.
The borough's Parks and Recreation Commission takes over Kerr Park for an afternoon of fall arts. Eleven to four along E Pennsylvania Avenue, the same Saturday morning the farmers market sets up in the same park.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Ages eleven to fourteen, second Monday of the month. Prompts, short stories, poetry, comics and time to share work. Supplies are on hand, though bring a notebook if you have one. Space is limited.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
Watch Dances with Wolves at home first, then come argue about it in the Krapf Room. The library's monthly film club takes newcomers, and you can join by Zoom instead if you would rather.
A science-focused reading group in the Hessinger Study Room, second Tuesday of the month. One title a month, casual discussion, and the door stays open to people who did not finish it.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
The Friends open their fall sale on Friday evening. Adult hardbacks three dollars, paperbacks one, all kids books, games and puzzles fifty cents. Every dollar goes back to the library.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Day two and the longest stretch of the Friends' fall sale, nine to four. Graphic novels two dollars, cookbooks three for a dollar, DVDs and audiobooks a dollar each.
Final afternoon of the three-day sale, one to four. What is left stays out during regular library hours through October 23, then the whole thing turns into a bag sale from October 24 to 31.
The Monday half of the library's board game nights, same five to eight window in the Krapf Room. Bring a game or borrow whatever hits the table. Rules run heavier than Monopoly.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
Modern thrillers, psychological suspense and classic whodunits, third Tuesday of the month in the Hessinger Room. October is The Word is Murder by Anthony Horowitz. Seats are limited and each month registers separately.
A weekday run of the library's solar telescope setup, ten to noon. All ages, no registration, and the observers walk you through what you are looking at. Cancelled if it is cloudy or raining.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
October's title is The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict. Limited copies are held at the front desk. The group leans literary fiction, mysteries and bestsellers, and takes new faces.
Last October date for the solar telescopes, ten to noon outside the library. Look at sunspots and surface granules with people who know how to aim the equipment. Clear skies required.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Fourth Wednesday of the month, six to seven thirty in the Krapf Room. Bring pages and get feedback from other writers. Registration is asked for so the library can reach you about schedule changes.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
East Caln Township sets its trick-or-treat window on Halloween night itself, six to eight. Township addresses carry Downingtown 19335, so this covers the neighborhoods just east of the borough line.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Middle schoolers meet the first Monday of the month for crafts, small library projects and a spot on the volunteer list. Pizza is provided. One registration covers the whole October to May run.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Settlers of Catan, Wingspan, Ticket to Ride, whatever people carry in. Three hours, no set game, no registration, and you can turn up empty-handed. Aimed at older kids and adults rather than little ones.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Miss Rebecca reads, sings and dances with the under-sixes in the open area beside the children's section. Half an hour, first Friday morning of the month, drop in with no registration.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Ages eleven to fourteen, second Monday of the month. Prompts, short stories, poetry, comics and time to share work. Supplies are on hand, though bring a notebook if you have one. Space is limited.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
November's pick is Tootsie. Same deal: see it beforehand, show up at six, talk it through for ninety minutes. Registration is required, with separate slots for in-person and online seats.
A science-focused reading group in the Hessinger Study Room, second Tuesday of the month. One title a month, casual discussion, and the door stays open to people who did not finish it.
The telescopes come back out on a Wednesday morning, ten to noon. Free, drop-in, all ages, with observers explaining solar science as you look. Heavy cloud or rain cancels it.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
A Saturday slot for the library's solar viewing, ten to noon. Filtered telescopes make it safe to look directly at the sun. No sign-up, just turn up while the sky holds.
The weekend version of the same drop-in storytime, best for ages zero to six but open to anyone. Thirty minutes of books, songs and movement next to the children's section. No sign-up.
The Monday half of the library's board game nights, same five to eight window in the Krapf Room. Bring a game or borrow whatever hits the table. Rules run heavier than Monopoly.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
Modern thrillers, psychological suspense and classic whodunits, third Tuesday of the month in the Hessinger Room. October is The Word is Murder by Anthony Horowitz. Seats are limited and each month registers separately.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
For anyone who works days. Same fiber arts group, Thursday nights in the program room, six to seven thirty. No registration and no instruction, just company while you work through a project.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Longer Saturday session, ten to twelve thirty. Experienced observers set up solar scopes outside the library and talk through sunspots, granules and flares at your own pace. Cloudy weather cancels.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
Bring your own yarn and whatever you have going. No instruction, no registration, just a table of knitters and crocheters in the program room every Tuesday late morning through the winter.
The day before Thanksgiving, ten to noon, telescopes pointed at the sun outside the library. Drop-in for all ages with no registration. Called off if the sky is grey.
The Wednesday version of the library's fiber arts table, one to two thirty. Same rules: your own materials, your own project, no teacher. Drop in whenever, the group runs through mid-January.
Fourth Wednesday of the month, six to seven thirty in the Krapf Room. Bring pages and get feedback from other writers. Registration is asked for so the library can reach you about schedule changes.
Wednesday trivia upstairs at 202 East Lancaster, starting at seven. The brewery pours its own kolsch, pilsner and IPAs, and the Latin kitchen called mother sits downstairs in the same building.
Growers, bakers and food trucks on the Log Cabin Field at Kerr Park every Saturday morning through late November. Look for local cider, sheep milk cheese from Downingtown and pierogi that go early.
Monday night trivia in the taproom at 420 Acorn Lane, starting at six. Gather a team, dust off the thinking caps, and there are prizes for the winners.
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Nothing matches here this month.
Burby
Your dog in the burbs