September 16
Jenkintown Town Square

The Jenkintown Festival of the Arts combines a juried art show with live music and great food. Join in on the Art Crawl, catch the best local musicians on stage, and bring the kids for exciting games and activities.

September 15
Spring House

After a successful debut in 2016, Pike Fest returns to Lower Gwynedd Township on September 15, 2018. More than 4,000 guests attended the inaugural event, tasting food from local restaurants, shopping at Montco artisans and vendors, and enjoying the area's top bands and entertainers.

September 15
Norristown Chamber of Commerce

Join us at Riverfront Park in Norristown (1 Haws Ave) to kayaking, food, a beer garden by Conshohocken Brewery, music, and fun activities for the kids! Non-vendor parking will be available at the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit on Lafayette (its only a 10 min walk on the Schuylkill River Trail to Riverfront Park)!

September 16
Haverford Ave

Downtown Narberth comes alive with music and shopping for the annual Fall Music & Arts Festival. Haverford Avenue will be filled with great food and drinks, live performances and the popular Artist's Alley arts and crafts walk.

Recurring Weekly on Saturday until October 13
The Marketplace at Telford Station

The Indian Valley Farmers Market is a Producer-Only market, so all products are sold by the grower, maker or crafter. Conveniently located at the Marketplace at Telford Station, right on the corner of Penn Avenue & Main Street Telford. Come on out and enjoy live music, free kid crafts and shop our local fresh food, baked goods and crafts. 

September 14
100 E High St / Smith Family Plaza

Three Pottstown organizations are planning to bring back an event that eases the transition from summer to fall with a stylish, fun flair featuring local food, drink, and live music.  All-in-white attired attendees traditionally wave white napkins as they dine together and say farewell to summer.

October 14
Pottstown Memorial Park

More than 6,000 attendees, all eager for a taste of the town and the chance to view artistic creations of local vendors, attend the annual Carousel of Flavor in Pottstown. The event is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Carousel at Pottstown.

September 26 - September 29
Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust

Once the province of pioneers and patriots, the Colebrookdale is your ticket to a verdant land lost in time. The Colebrookdale Railroad offers nearly two-hour expeditions into the Secret Valley, one of the most scenic and historic regions in the northeast. 

September 25​
The Valley Forge Park Alliance

Bird walks are back. Join Mary Ellen and Tom Heisey, avid local birders, on several Tuesday mornings each month for a fascinating bird walk. See or hear different species in a variety of seasons and habitats such as meadow, edge, and woods.

September 12 
Graeme Park

Take a guided nature walk through the grounds of Graeme Park and learn about how our colonial forefathers would have used the land and the resources found here. Leashed dogs welcome.

Recurring weekly on Sunday until October 28
Hope Lodge

A short guided tour of the historic Hope Lodge, home of Samuel Morris; prosperous Quaker entrepreneur and mill owner. This 42 acre property is a still life portrait of 1740's Georgian architecture and life in the newly freed United States of America.  

Recurring weekly on Saturday, Sunday until October 28
Valley Forge National Historical Park

This free, ranger-guided walk (1/4 mile) explores the Valley Forge winter encampment and its impact on the American Revolution. A living history program will take place at the huts following the walk.

September 16
Graeme Park

Explore the struggle Pennsylvania's Quaker families faced during the Civil War and the impact the war had on farms like Graeme Park. Along the way, meet those who lived and worked at Graeme Park during the Civil War. Presentation at 2:00 p.m. Tours of the Keith House scheduled throughout the day.

September 16
Lock 60 at the Schuylkill Canal Park

Join the Schuylkill Canal Association as it discusses the little-known skirmish of Jacob’s Ford (near Rt. 29 Bridge) prior to the Battle of Germantown. Afterword a Schuylkill Canal Association volunteer will lead a photo safari around the Lock 60 area.

September 18
Pennypacker Mills 

Pennypacker Mills celebrates the artistry and handiwork of local crafters each year during the Craft Marketplace. Unique handmade items and one-of-a-kind gifts are available for purchase from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event features free admission and free parking. Food vendors will also be on site for the event. 

September 15 
Pottsgrove Manor

Transform your whites into something new and learn the methods of natural colonial fabric dyeing. Ingredients for dyes in the 18th century could be exotic items such as bits of dried insects to everyday things such as walnuts, roots, or flowers. 

September 13 - September 16
Greater Philadelphia Expo Center

You are invited to celebrate the world of quilting and the Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza’s 25^th Anniversary as the event returns to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Centerin Oaks, PA, September 13-16, 2018. PNQE remains a spectacular show of creation, innovation, and education where show-goers will enjoy a unique and beautiful display of over 600 quilts and works of textile and wearable art from across the globe.

September 21 - September 30
Act II Playhouse, Ltd.

Eugene Morris Jerome goes to boot camp and learns about sex, love, and war in Neil Simon's autobiographical comedy. Starring DJ Gleason (Brighton Beach Memoirs). Winner of the Tony Award for Best Play.

Performances this week are Wednesday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., Thursday - Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m.

September 13, 15 & 16
Woodmere Art Museum

Woodmere presents Leah Stein Dance Company’s Ground Works, part of the 2018 Philadelphia Fringe Festival, a performance inspired by the outdoor sculptures Free Interpretation of Plant Forms by Harry Bertoia and Spring & Triangle by Dina Wind. Ground Works, created by choreographer Leah Stein, is designed to enliven a sense of place and invite the audience to experience the sculptures through sound, movement, and touch.

September 14
The Vault

Who's Bad, the ultimate Michael Jackson Experience is coming to the Valley Forge Casino Resort. On September 14, you can feel the electricity of the late great King of Pop with a performance that spans Jackson's catalog of hit music.

September 14
The Vault

8pm (Doors open at 7pm)

Chris Monty is one of New York’s busier comedians. Along with being a regular at New York’s best comedy clubs, Chris is a terrific actor and has been seen in the comedy film “Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2”, the new series from HBO “Vinyl”, and in the Netflix series “Orange Is The New Black”. Last year, he made his network debut on “Kevin Can Wait” starring Kevin James on CBS.