Join Beth Or for a remarkable community Seder experience on the second day of Passover. Experience the beauty of tradition as we come together to commemorate this special occasion. Plus, mark your calendar for the heartfelt Yizkor service on the eighth day.

But wait, there's more! Extend the celebration and savor the flavors of Passover with us as we gather for a delightful brunch on April 29th following the services. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect, reflect, and enjoy delicious food together!

Cherry blossom trees around Montgomery County will reach peak bloom during Easter weekend on March 30, 2024. With 96 miles of trails, Montco has many places to view these and other local trees in bloom. Some of the favorite parks and attractions with spring scenery include Inner Line Drive at Valley Forge National Historical Park, Green Lane Park, the Harriton House in Bryn Mawr, the Historic Trappe - Muhlenberg House in Trappe, and Curtis Arboretum in Jenkintown.

Montco History Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, mug, or maybe a tote bag? Valley Forge National Historical Park, Harriton House, and Historic Trappe - Muhlenberg House are locations on the FREE Montco History Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.

As far as spring activities for outdoor adventurers go, the 18th Annual Valley Forge Revolutionary 5-Mile Run is one of the best. Participants run or walk through the Valley Forge National Historical Park (or join virtually), and proceeds from the event go right back to this site the community holds dear. The event, which takes place on April 21, 2024, will also get you excited for the upcoming National Park Week!

Reconnecting with nature is one of the most fun things to do in spring, and the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove is the perfect place for just that. The Mill Grove estate is made up of more than 200 acres, with five miles of bird-watching trails and the opportunity for guided bird walks, tours of the property’s historic house, and visits to the museum’s interactive exhibits. Bring your binoculars!

Arts Montco Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, candle, or maybe a tote bag? The John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove is a location on the FREE Arts Montco Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.

Southeast Pennsylvania’s trout fishing season officially begins on March 31st, adding one more outdoor pursuit to the list of springtime activities in Montco. With four lakes and hundreds of miles of fishable river within the county, there is always new territory for anglers to explore. Some of the favorites include Deep Creek Lake in Green Lane Park and Valley Creek, where big brown trout await.

For a taste of local history, visit the annual Colonial May Fair, which is hosted by the Pottsgrove Manor each year. There will be a maypole, of course, plus a number of springtime activities like dances from the 1700s or traditional crafts and trades from that time period. Since there will be lots of vendors on the property, you’ll have ample opportunity to pick out souvenirs to remember the day by. 

Montco History Pass Hint: Looking to win a free sticker, mug, or maybe a tote bag? Pottsgrove Manor is a location on the FREE Montco History Pass. When you visit, be sure to check-in on the pass to earn prize points.

With 96 miles of paths across the county accessible to walkers, runners, and bikers, one of the most fun things to do in spring is hit the trails! If you’re hoping to make movement a part of your routine this spring.

Golfers eagerly await the beginning of spring and the chance to dust off the golf clubs again. In Montgomery County, there are over 50 golf courses to choose from, including the Macoby Run Golf Course or the challenging Westover Golf Club. You don’t need to be a pro golfer to enjoy the sport either—one of the most fun spring activities is heading to a local driving range or practicing your short game at a mini golf course!