Stitch and Chat at the Roslyn Branch Library
Two hours every Friday afternoon at the Roslyn branch for whatever handicraft is sitting unfinished at home. Drop in with your own materials, no registration, no project too small.
9 things on this weekend, 209 on the calendar.
Two hours every Friday afternoon at the Roslyn branch for whatever handicraft is sitting unfinished at home. Drop in with your own materials, no registration, no project too small.
Burgers and fries at the Keswick Avenue brewery to open Labor Day weekend. Seats at the bar, on the patio, or in the large beer garden behind the building.
A comedy magician who has worked six continents and Hollywood's Magic Castle, in a purpose-built room where nobody sits far from the deck. Ages 16 and up, two nights only.
Guitarist Michael London plays Rumi-inspired originals with sax player Ken Ulansey, bassist Dylan Taylor and drummer Bill Marconi. Doors at 7:30, $20 ahead or $25 at the door, $10 for kids.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
A comedy magician who has worked six continents and Hollywood's Magic Castle, in a purpose-built room where nobody sits far from the deck. Ages 16 and up, two nights only.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Wood-fired pizza in the lot on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. Bill's opens at two on Sundays and closes at eight, so the beer garden fills early.
The mini golf course at Alverthorpe Park runs every day through Labor Day, then drops to weekends only for the rest of September. This is the last everyday round of the year.
Labor Day is the last swim of the year at the Abington township pools, open eleven to five and then shut until next summer. Check the township page before driving over.
Sushi from the Tokio truck on a Tuesday, which is not the usual brewery pairing and is exactly why people turn up for it. Draft list runs hazy IPA to pilsner.
A Tuesday evening non-conference game on Jean Lenox West Field. Rutgers-Camden makes the drive up from South Jersey. Kickoff is six, with parking right off South Easton Road.
The Austin guitarist plays the Keswick with WXPN behind it. Blues, soul and a whole lot of volume in a room where every seat sees the fretboard.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Half an hour of one-on-one help with a phone, a laptop or whatever else is misbehaving, on a library machine or your own device. Register first and say what you want covered.
Knitting, crochet, needlepoint, whatever is half finished in the bag. Two hours at the Elkins Park branch, drop in, no registration, all skill levels at the same table.
A Wednesday evening turf game at Jean Lenox West Field, Arcadia against Bryn Mawr College from down the Main Line. Six o'clock start, on the campus where Easton Road runs into Glenside.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Trucks line Easton Road and Glenside Avenue for one evening, run jointly by Downtown Glenside, Arcadia University and Cheltenham Township. Rain date is September 17. Come hungry and plan on walking a few blocks.
The same one-on-one tech help as the Wednesday session, moved to the end of the day. Bring the device and one specific question. Registration keeps the half hour yours.
The multi-instrumentalist from Live From Daryl's House builds songs on stage with live looping, moving between guitar, keys and drums. Doors at 6:30, 21 and over, $20 ahead.
An adult non-fiction book club that meets in the evening at the Keswick Avenue branch. Ask the desk for the current title if you want to read along first.
Abbey Road and Satisfaction trade sets and let the crowd pick a winner. Sixties rock argued out loud for two hours.
Two hours every Friday afternoon at the Roslyn branch for whatever handicraft is sitting unfinished at home. Drop in with your own materials, no registration, no project too small.
The township beer garden sets up in Renninger Park for Caribbean Night, four until dusk, The Ways Brewery pouring. Bring ID, it is 21 and over.
Reggae band Eclipse plays Renninger Park on South Keswick, with the township beer garden pouring from four. Chairs, blankets and a picnic all work here.
Three acts on one bill: new wave from The FIXX, Zombies songs from Colin Blunstone, and Peter Asher telling stories between numbers.
Four comics, two of them from Abington. Eleven high-top tables go first come, first served, so get there when doors open at 7:30. Ages 18 and up, $20 ahead.
A magician detective works a murder at the Royal Americana Hotel, and the suspects are the people sitting around you. Interactive mystery, ages 16 and up, two nights only.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Fourth year of the cornhole tournament the Kelble family runs for volunteer first responders, held at the Oreland firehouse five minutes from Glenside. Boards, food and a crowd from nine to one.
A Saturday morning storytime in the children's area at the Keswick Avenue branch: stories, songs and enough movement to wear a toddler out. Free and drop-in.
Miller has worked family rooms across the Delaware Valley for years and leans hard on audience participation. Saturday one o'clock, ages six and up, about sixty minutes.
An Ambler hard rock band that leans on seventies and eighties riffs, playing originals alongside classic rock covers. Doors at 7:30, $16 ahead or $20 at the door, $10 for kids.
A magician detective works a murder at the Royal Americana Hotel, and the suspects are the people sitting around you. Interactive mystery, ages 16 and up, two nights only.
Tookany Creek Parkway closes to cars between Central Avenue and Beryl Road for three hours so people can ride, run and walk the roadway. Weather permitting.
Sandwiches and sides on a Sunday afternoon at the Keswick Avenue brewery. Doors at two and last call at eight, so this is an early one.
Bring your own table, chairs, white decor and picnic dinner, dress in white and eat outside in the middle of Keswick Village. Live music at dinner, then a DJ and table contests. Sold out for 2026.
Stories and songs for little kids and whoever brought them, at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Free, and the library runs it most weeks through the fall.
A Monday afternoon date at Jean Lenox West Field, Arcadia hosting Neumann. Four o'clock start, early enough to catch most of it once school lets out.
Jesse Howe of Howe Sharpe demonstrates sharpening, then covers storage, tool selection for home gardeners and picking scissors that last. Twelve spaces, registration required.
The nightcap of a Monday doubleheader on campus. Stockton comes up from the Jersey shore for a seven o'clock kickoff on Jean Lenox West Field.
Kids aged five to ten read aloud to a certified therapy dog for a shared twenty minute session. Call 215-635-5000 to book a slot. The dog does not correct pronunciation.
Penn State Master Gardener Kristi Wenrich on planting so bugs do less damage without a spray schedule. Free, registration required, 24 seats.
Half an hour of stories and rhymes at half past six, for families who cannot make a morning session. Children's area at the Glenside Free Library.
The folksong society's monthly member night puts two bands and an open mic on the Easton Road stage. Free for PFS members, and the room is small enough that everyone hears everything.
The after dinner version of storytime at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Lands early enough to still get everyone home for bed.
The Moody Blues singer plays the Story In Your Eyes tour, which means Nights in White Satin sung by the man who wrote it.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Half an hour of one-on-one help with a phone, a laptop or whatever else is misbehaving, on a library machine or your own device. Register first and say what you want covered.
A midday networking lunch at the Limekiln Pike country club, open to anyone who registers. The club sits inside Glenside and runs occasional public dates like this one.
Local rivalry on the Glenside turf, Arcadia against Gwynedd Mercy from up in Lower Gwynedd. Wednesday night at six, on the field beside the Delran Pavilion.
Hojalata is the Mexican folk art of embossing and punching thin sheets of tin. This session works in aluminum foil instead. Registration is required and the room gets messy, so dress for it.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Halal food and gyros from King Gyro outside the brewery on a Thursday. Crowlers and four-packs at the bar if you would rather take the beer home.
The same one-on-one tech help as the Wednesday session, moved to the end of the day. Bring the device and one specific question. Registration keeps the half hour yours.
Saint Francis comes east across the state for a Thursday evening kickoff on Jean Lenox West Field. Six o'clock, on campus off South Easton Road with the castle in the background.
Open chess at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Boards are set out, opponents turn up, and no rating or club membership comes into it.
The novelist takes the Keswick stage at seven for an hour. Ticketed, and her events sell through fast in this room.
Two hours every Friday afternoon at the Roslyn branch for whatever handicraft is sitting unfinished at home. Drop in with your own materials, no registration, no project too small.
A private Minecraft world built as a volcanic island, with dinosaur habitats to explore. Ages 8 to 12, registration required.
Stand-up from the WTF host on his Yammering Into The Void tour. One man, one mic, a lot of talking about cats and mortality.
An America's Got Talent and Fool Us regular whose act runs on flexibility and goofiness. Named Variety Artist of the Year three times. Ages 16 and up, two nights only.
The Philadelphia folk-pop songwriter plays her debut solo record Pinch Me with a full band, moving between guitar, ukulele and piano. Doors at 7:30, $20 ahead, $10 for kids under 13.
Vendors set up across the church parking lot on North Easton Road, one car and one table per space. Shopping runs nine to two, and the church works its own refreshment stand.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Opening ceremony at ten at the Camp William Penn gate, then a day of living history, lectures, period music, food trucks and displays about the first federal training site for United States Colored Troops.
Licensed advisors take open questions about money on a Saturday morning at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Bring your own situation.
First of a series with registered advisors Marshall Tolins and Jake Bryant, run as open Q&A rather than a pitch. Free, Saturday morning.
Five hours of festival and a car show in Roslyn, a section of Abington Township a few minutes from Glenside. The township runs it with the Roslyn Boys and Girls Club and the Roslyn Business Association, and proceeds go back to Roslyn.
Noon on a Saturday at Jean Lenox West Field, Arcadia hosting Eastern. An easy one to build a morning around if you are already headed into Glenside.
Menotti fooled Penn and Teller and built illusions for two presidential inaugurations, and here he is doing the Saturday one o'clock family hour. Ages six and up, about sixty minutes.
Drew makes the trip down from New Jersey for a three o'clock Saturday kickoff on Jean Lenox West Field, the second half of a Saturday doubleheader on campus.
Fortieth anniversary screening of the Danny DeVito kidnap comedy, with Reinhold on hand to talk about making it. Eight o'clock, ticketed through AXS.
A quintet replaying the Al Cohn and Zoot Sims songbook, with Mary Lou Newnam and Len Pierro on tenors. Doors at half seven, music at eight, twenty-five dollars. Buy ahead.
An America's Got Talent and Fool Us regular whose act runs on flexibility and goofiness. Named Variety Artist of the Year three times. Ages 16 and up, two nights only.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Tookany Creek Parkway closes to cars between Central Avenue and Beryl Road for three hours so people can ride, run and walk the roadway. Weather permitting.
The county jazz festival takes over Robinson Park from four, with the township beer garden pouring alongside. Cheltenham lists it in its 2026 concert lineup, about ten minutes from Glenside.
The township beer garden pours at Robinson Park alongside the Montco Jazz Festival, four until dusk. The Ways Brewery is the vendor and it is 21 and over.
Stories and songs for little kids and whoever brought them, at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Free, and the library runs it most weeks through the fall.
Rockford's finest bring the All Washed Up tour to Glenside. Surrender, I Want You to Want Me, and Rick Nielsen's five-neck guitar.
Stories and songs for little kids and whoever brought them, at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Free, and the library runs it most weeks through the fall.
Build a level 1 Dungeons & Dragons character you can take to any table. Ages 11 to 18, registration required, two and a half hours.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
An after-school art session in the children's area at the Keswick Avenue branch. Materials are supplied and it costs nothing, which is the point.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Second session in the library's financial planning series, this one on rolling a 401k into an IRA. Free, registration required.
An evening question session with licensed advisors on rolling a 401k into an IRA, at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Bring the account you are actually worried about.
Symphonic metal triple bill on the Dark Asylum world tour, with Visions of Atlantis and Frozen Crown opening. Three bands, and a 7pm start rather than the usual eight.
The Jim Henson film screens at 40 with a live band playing the Bowie score underneath it. Kids who grew up on the VHS will be the loudest people there.
Arcadia opens Grey Towers Castle for an admissions morning, with guided campus tours that take you inside the 1890s stone castle at the heart of the campus.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Late season outdoor music at High School Park, put on by the Friends of High School Park. Five in the evening, bring a chair.
A Fleetwood Mac tribute band on the Keswick stage for a Saturday night, 8pm. The Rumours-era songs are the draw, and the crowd knows all of them.
Tookany Creek Parkway closes to cars between Central Avenue and Beryl Road for three hours so people can ride, run and walk the roadway. Weather permitting.
British reggae from the band that made Red Red Wine a radio staple, on the Unstoppable tour. Sunday night, 7pm start, which is early for the Keswick.
Stories and songs for little kids and whoever brought them, at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Free, and the library runs it most weeks through the fall.
The library's reading milestone party for its youngest patrons and their families, evening hours at the Keswick Avenue branch.
Franti strips the band down to a trio for the Heartstrings & Dynamite run. Wheeland Brothers open acoustic. He usually ends up in the crowd.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Young readers talk through the month's book at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue. Ask the desk which title they are on if you want to read ahead.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
The Heated Rivalry author on stage in conversation, presented by Books-A-Million. A book event sized for a theater rather than a shop floor.
The opening night of Abington Fest, a film on the grass at Roychester Park. Seven in the evening, bring blankets and something warm.
Soft rock played in captain's hats: Sailing, Escape, Africa. The costumes are the point and the band knows it.
An eight in the morning 5K starting from Roslyn Park on Anzac Avenue, with a shorter dash for the kids. It is the Saturday morning piece of Abington Fest weekend.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
The main afternoon of Abington Fest at Crestmont Park, three hours of township festival. About ten minutes from Glenside.
The bread and milk guy does a full stand-up set at the Keswick. Loud, Jersey, and mostly about family, marriage and the indignities of getting older.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
A parent and child golf tournament at Alverthorpe Park closes out Abington Fest weekend. Ten in the morning on the Sunday, off Forrest Avenue in Jenkintown.
Tookany Creek Parkway closes to cars between Central Avenue and Beryl Road for three hours so people can ride, run and walk the roadway. Weather permitting.
A Flip Phone Events drag revue with three Drag Race alumni on the bill. Sunday night, full theater production values.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
Board games out on the tables at the Glenside branch on South Keswick Avenue, one evening a month. Come alone and someone will deal you in.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Attorney Scott D. Bloom on estate planning basics, Medicaid planning and legal planning around chronic illness. An hour at lunchtime, 25 seats.
Two evening hours with the doors open at the Roslyn firehouse on Bradfield Road, one of five Abington fire company open houses across that week.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
The Empress of Soul, seven Grammys deep, on the Keswick stage on a Wednesday. Midnight Train to Georgia in a room that seats 1,300.
The Weldon firehouse on North Easton Road opens its bays for two evening hours, one of five Abington fire company open houses across that week.
Cheltenham firefighters run a live demonstration at the Gottshalk training area off Tookany Creek Parkway. Evening slot during Fire Prevention Week, good for kids who like trucks.
Non-fiction only, second Thursday of the month in the AV room. Ask the desk which title they are on. Turn up whether or not you finished it.
Edge Hill opens up on Limekiln Pike, the last of five Abington fire company open houses running Monday through Friday that week. Two hours, six to eight.
Doom-folk and heavy atmospherics on the THE DARK world tour, with Swedish guitarist Jonathan Hultén opening. A late 8:30 start, so plan dinner in town first.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Aerialists, contortion and gothic staging, timed for the run-up to Halloween. Circus arts for people who want the October version.
Five hours in Keswick Village, the Glenside shopping blocks along Keswick Avenue, for the township's fall festival. One to six on a Sunday.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
The Glenside Fire Company opens its bay doors on West Glenside Avenue for two evening hours, six until eight. The company posts details on its Facebook page.
First four albums played live on the 1984 to Headless run, with KK Downing's post-Priest band supporting. Loud, theatrical eighties metal.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Third Thursday of the month, all levels, boards provided. If you do not know the rules someone will teach you before the first game.
Stand-up on the New Face, New Tour run. Names, feuds and stories told at length, with a 7pm start on a Thursday.
The Lovin' Spoonful, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, The Hollies with Terry Sylvester, and Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels on one bill. Four sets, 7pm start.
The Ardsley corner of Abington Township puts on its own family day, a few minutes from Glenside. The township posts no start time or location, so check with Abington before you head over.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Abington Township runs a free document shredding morning at the Public Works yard on Florey Lane. Township residents only and no businesses, and the environmental council collects food pantry donations on site at the same time.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
The Elkins Park Fire Company opens its doors on Montgomery Avenue for two evening hours, about ten minutes from Glenside.
A Tom Petty tribute that goes for the record-faithful version, down to the Rickenbacker jangle. Saturday night at eight, in a room that seats 1,300.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
The Richard Wall House holds its yearly community fair, with history exhibits inside the township's oldest building, dating to 1682, plus demonstrations, hands on activities, food and live music. Free.
Kristian Matsson's Swedish folk-rock, presented by WXPN, with Welsh fingerstyle guitarist Gwenifer Raymond opening. Seated Sunday night show at the Keswick.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
The 1984 film on the big screen with the Elmer Bernstein score played live. Two weeks before Halloween, which is the right time for it.
The after-dinner version of storytime at the Keswick Avenue branch. Pajamas are fair game, and it lands early enough to still get everyone home for bed.
Industrial metal co-headline on the Soul of A New War-Machine tour, with Mongolian folk-metal band Nine Treasures opening. Doors early for a 7pm start.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Forty years of Minneapolis alt-country harmonies on the Sanctuary Park tour, with The Cactus Blossoms opening. Presented by Rising Sun and Bowery.
The Montreal outfit recreates seventies Genesis down to the costumes and the light rig. Two nights at the Keswick, this is the first.
Abington's Shade Tree Commission gives away free trees for the fall planting season. No time or pickup spot is posted on the township calendar, so the details sit on the commission's tree giveaway page.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Bonfire, food and the township beer garden on the lawn at Curtis Arboretum, about a mile and a half up Church Road from Glenside. Starts at four.
The township beer garden pours at Curtis Arboretum next to the Fall Fest bonfire, four until dusk. The Ways Brewery is the vendor and it is 21 and over, ID required.
Second of two nights recreating the seventies Genesis stage show, costumes and slide projections included. Same set, Saturday crowd.
Two veteran songwriters on one Sunday bill, WXPN and Bowery presenting. Cockburn's guitar playing is the reason people drive in for this one.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
The touring big band still plays In the Mood and Moonlight Serenade with the original charts. Monday 7pm, which suits the crowd it draws.
Georgian folk dance with sword work and men dancing on their toes in soft boots. Presented by Exem Entertainment, one night only.
Families and caregivers with children up to age five drop in and play. Blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys and books are out, and there are other grown ups to talk to.
The kids vote on what they read next, then discuss it over a snack and an activity. Last Wednesday of the month in the AV room.
A drag-led stage version of the Halloween movie, from Fruit Wine Productions and OBSESSED. Costumes in the audience are standard.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
The 1999 film on a theater screen, followed by a Q&A with all three leads. Two nights before Halloween, which is the whole idea.
Beatles and Doors songbooks in one set, on the Friday before Halloween. Psychedelic sixties for people who cannot pick a side.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
Volunteers host tables of board and card games on the first Tuesday of the month. No prior knowledge needed, they teach you at the table.
Blocks, puzzles and gross motor toys out in the children's area every Wednesday morning, for caregivers with kids under five. No sign-up, come and go.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Chris Thile's string band on the Unsung North American Expedition, WXPN presenting. Bluegrass instruments used for something else entirely.
The Philly band plays a full evening set, no opener, presented by Joe Hand and Bowery. First of two nights at the Keswick, both at 8pm.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Second night of the Hooters' Keswick stand. And We Danced, All You Zombies, and the mandolin that made them a Philadelphia fixture.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
A Veterans Day morning at Glenside Hall on South Keswick that pairs a service project with lunch. Starts at ten.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Twenty years of playing his father's catalog, billed as DZ20: Like Father, Like Son. Long, technical, and worth the 7pm start.
Non-fiction only, second Thursday of the month in the AV room. Ask the desk which title they are on. Turn up whether or not you finished it.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Arcadia opens Grey Towers Castle for an admissions morning, with guided campus tours that take you inside the 1890s stone castle at the heart of the campus.
Abington takes back anything with a plug at the Public Works yard on Florey Lane, three hours on a Saturday morning. Township residents only, pre-registration is recommended, and TVs and monitors carry a fee.
Clean, wide-eyed stand-up on the Making Good Time tour. The rare comedy night you can bring a parent to.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
Rhythms, melodies and instruments for little ones and their grown-ups, Wednesday mornings in the reading area from mid-November.
Blocks, puzzles and gross motor toys out in the children's area every Wednesday morning, for caregivers with kids under five. No sign-up, come and go.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Third Thursday of the month, all levels, boards provided. If you do not know the rules someone will teach you before the first game.
Blues-rock guitar on the Paper Doll world tour. The cigar-box guitar is part of her kit, and the band plays loud enough to earn the theater.
Saturday mornings on West Glenside Avenue, nine to one, through the third week of November. Produce, baked goods and prepared food, rain or shine.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Volunteer stewardship morning in an eleven acre native green space, ten to noon on the first and third weekends. Tools and gloves are provided. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
Blocks, puzzles and gross motor toys out in the children's area every Wednesday morning, for caregivers with kids under five. No sign-up, come and go.
Rhythms, melodies and instruments for little ones and their grown-ups, Wednesday mornings in the reading area from mid-November.
Free every Wednesday at the nonprofit music room on South Easton Road. Doors at 7:15, lottery sign-up, first performer at 8. Bring an instrument or just a seat.
Two nights of Pink Floyd over Thanksgiving weekend. Friday is billed as The Music of Pink Floyd, a straight run at the catalog rather than one album.
Night two of the holiday-weekend run, this one built around the Delicate Sound and Pulse live albums. Different set from Friday.
Rick Schuler sings John Denver, with the Christmas material added for the season. A 3pm Sunday matinee to start the holiday run.
Monday morning stories, rhymes and music with Ms. Allison in the children's area. Free and drop-in, an hour long.
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Friday, October 30
Saturday, October 31
Nothing matches here this month.
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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| 1 | ||||||
| 10 | 13 | |||||
| 15 | 17 | |||||
| 24 | 26 | |||||
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Wednesday, November 25
Friday, November 27
Saturday, November 28
Sunday, November 29
Monday, November 30
Nothing matches here this month.
Burby
Your dog in the burbs