Andréa's Jazz Café
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Andréa's Jazz Café is a jazz room on Lincoln Highway in Coatesville. Live sets with a café menu to go with them.
Things to do in Coatesville
Theaters, landmarks, and the places that fill a Saturday.
22 things to do in Coatesville, PA, on one page: 5 history, 5 nature preserve, 4 arts. 42 events are coming up at these venues; the Coatesville calendar has the dates.
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- Andréa's Jazz Café
- The Arches
- Casablanca - A Right Start Venue
- ChesLen Preserve
- Coatesville Area Little League
- Coatesville Area Public Library
- Coatesville Community Water Fountain
- Coatesville Invitational Vintage Grand Prix
- The Creative Club of Chester County
- Gateway Park
- Graystone Society
- Hibernia County Park
- Lukens Steel’s Steelworkers 9/11 Memorial
- Midway Arts
- Millview Park
- The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
- Paul Palmer Park
- Pounce-N-Play
- Sadsbury Woods Preserve
- Scott Field
- Speakman No. 1 Covered Bridge
- Victor Abdala Sr. Memorial Park
The Arches
Event and wedding venue on East Chestnut, booked for the big-day kind of days. Not a walk-in, but good to know when you are the one planning.
Casablanca - A Right Start Venue
Casablanca is an event and wedding venue on East Chestnut Street in Coatesville, run by the Right Start team for receptions and celebrations. The kind of room you book for the big days.
ChesLen Preserve
1,282 acres of meadow, woodland, and Brandywine country, the largest privately owned nature preserve open to the public in Chester County. The Star Gazers' Stone from the 1763 Mason-Dixon survey sits on the property, Ollie Owl's NaturePlayGround covers the kids, and gates are open Friday through Wednesday, dawn to dusk.
Coatesville Area Little League
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Coatesville Area Little League runs youth baseball on the fields off North 11th Avenue. Spring and summer, it's where the town's kids play ball.
Coatesville Area Public Library
The Coatesville Area Public Library sits on Lincoln Highway with books, kids' story times, and public computers. It's the room in town you don't have to buy anything to sit in.
Coatesville Community Water Fountain
The Coatesville Community Water Fountain is a public fountain and small gathering spot in the middle of town. Worth a pause if you're walking downtown.
Coatesville Invitational Vintage Grand Prix
Vintage race cars running the streets around City Hall, an annual Coatesville tradition. One weekend downtown becomes a road course.
The Creative Club of Chester County
A community arts nonprofit sharing 139 East Chestnut with Midway Arts. Coatesville's creative corner, run mostly on volunteers.
Gateway Park
Green space at the east entrance to downtown, right where Lincoln Highway comes in. Small, but a decent breather off the main road.
Graystone Society
The historical society behind The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum and the Lukens Historic District, over on South First Avenue. They are the reason Coatesville's mill-town past is still standing.
Hibernia County Park
More than 900 acres of woods, meadows, and trails wrapped around a 19th-century ironmaster's mansion just north of town. Chambers Lake handles the boating and fishing, mansion tours run many Sunday afternoons, and the campground opens weekends April through mid-November.
Lukens Steel’s Steelworkers 9/11 Memorial
A piece of World Trade Center steel, back in the town that helped forge it. The memorial sits beside the steel museum on South First Avenue.
Midway Arts
An arts building on East Chestnut with working studios and a gallery. Also the room where a lot of Coatesville's shows and openings happen.
Millview Park
Coatesville park tucked into the neighborhoods, no real street address to it. The sort of local green you find by already knowing it is there.
The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
The story of Coatesville steel, told on the old Lukens mill site where it was rolled. Two centuries of plate-making, kept in the machinery and records that survived it.
Paul Palmer Park
Neighborhood park up on North Ninth Avenue, off the highway. Room to walk and sit for a while.
Pounce-N-Play
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A cat cafe where you sip something warm in a room full of cats. Exactly the low-key afternoon it sounds like.
Sadsbury Woods Preserve
511 acres within the largest remaining unfragmented woodlands in Chester County, at the headwaters of Buck Run. Spring means ephemeral wildflowers; summer means Scarlet Tanagers and Ovenbirds, deep-forest songbirds that need woods this big.
Scott Field
Public athletic field on East Diamond Street, home turf for Coatesville ballgames and track meets. Municipal grounds, open-air, run by the city.
Speakman No. 1 Covered Bridge
A 75-foot Burr truss covered bridge from 1881, on the National Register since 1980 and carrying cars over Buck Run again since a faithful 2016 PennDOT rebuild (an overloaded steel truck wrecked the original span in 2011). Its identical twin, the Mary Ann Pyle Bridge, stands a quarter-mile away.
Victor Abdala Sr. Memorial Park
Victor Abdala Sr. Memorial Park is a small neighborhood green on Olive Street, named for the local it remembers. Bench space and a bit of quiet on Coatesville's side streets.
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