Acting Without Boundaries
A nonprofit theater company on East Haverford Road that casts young people with physical disabilities in full stage productions.
Theaters, landmarks, and the places that fill a Saturday.
20 things to do in Bryn Mawr, PA, on one page: 9 arts, 8 kids, 8 outdoors. 2 events are coming up at these venues; the Bryn Mawr calendar has the dates.
A nonprofit theater company on East Haverford Road that casts young people with physical disabilities in full stage productions.
A Lower Merion Township park on Montgomery Ave, best known for its playground. Open lawn and paths around it, township-run and free to walk into.
A small neighborhood park on Brook St, just over the Radnor Township line from Bryn Mawr proper. Township green space rather than a destination.
A women's liberal arts college founded in 1885, one of the Seven Sisters. The stone Collegiate Gothic campus off Merion Ave is open to walk, and Goodhart Hall carries public performances.
Lower Merion Township's community center on South Bryn Mawr Ave, used for recreation programs, classes and room rentals. The township parks and rec page has the current schedule.
Bryn Mawr's outdoor market, run by Lower Merion Farmers Markets, with growers, bakers and prepared food set up a block off Lancaster Ave. Seasonal, so check the dates before you go.
The nonprofit movie house on Lancaster Ave, in the 1926 Seville Theater building. Art house and repertory programming plus film courses, kept running by its members.
The village gazebo on South Bryn Mawr Avenue. On summer evenings it works as a bandstand for the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concerts.
A Radnor Township park on Conestoga Rd, with a playground and open field. Neighborhood green space more than a destination, free and open to anyone.
An independent pilates studio on Old Lancaster Rd, over the Haverford Township line from Bryn Mawr. Classes run by booking rather than a place you wander into.
A Radnor Township park in Garrett Hill, named for Emlen Tunnell, the Radnor-raised safety who became the first Black player elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Bryn Mawr College's performance hall on the Merion Ave side of campus, a stone building from 1928. Concerts, dance and student theater, much of it open to the public with a ticket.
An 18th-century stone house and working farmstead on Harriton Road, kept as a museum by the township. Guided tours, and public events out on the grounds.
Township open space off Harriton Road, the fields and woodland next to the Harriton House farmstead. Walking trails rather than a formal park.
The Lower Merion Library System's main branch, on South Bryn Mawr Avenue a block off Lancaster. A full-size public library with a program calendar for kids and adults.
A fine art gallery on Summit Grove Avenue, a block off the Lancaster Avenue strip, dealing in paintings and prints.
A community arts organization based on the second floor of the Parish House on West Lancaster Avenue. Its calendar of classes and performances lives on the site.
Lower Merion Township's playground on Old Lancaster Road. Small and free, the neighborhood kind you walk to for an hour rather than plan a whole day around.
A performing arts theater on Montrose Avenue, a few blocks off Lancaster. Programming runs by season, so the schedule is the thing to check before you go.
An art gallery on the Lancaster Avenue stretch through Bryn Mawr. No website and a phone number, so a call ahead beats a drive over.
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