Events for July 4, 2026

The 72nd annual St. Michael the Archangel Parish Fair. The area's most spectacular midway and rides!

Beginning June 1 and continuing through August 31, Peddler’s Village will be presenting “Sights in Sand: An American Road Trip”—a FREE village-wide sand sculpture display celebrating the natural wonders, national landmarks, and history of our nation’s 250th year. With your map at hand (available in the Visitor & Event Center), start your cross-country sightseeing journey to see how world-renowned sand artists have transformed iconic American landmarks into sculptures; including, the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, the Golden Gate Bridge, and more. Kids will enjoy play-all-day sandboxes and a scavenger hunt where they can win a kid-friendly prize! (while supplies last) The Artists Team Sandtastic Dean Arscott, Karen Fralich, Dan Belcher, Brian Turnbough, Andy Daily Team Sandtastic is based around the Tampa Bay Area, and creates 100 to 150 unique sculptures a year. With a core team of full-time members and associate sculptors around the globe, they create high quality sand sculptures worldwide. With over 30 years of experience, Team Sandtastic creates one-of-a-kind works of art for corporate events, weddings, grand openings, festivals, advertising and sponsorships, sporting events, and more. They also hold the Guinness World Record for the tallest sandcastle ever handbuilt in under 100 man hours (28 ft. 7-1/4 in., 1998, Georgia Stone Mountain Park). Sandtastic.com Sand Sculptures by John Gowdy Master Sand Sculptor John Gowdy, a retired fire fighter from the Atlantic City Fire Department, has been carving sand professionally for over 30 years. Working with his wife Laura, he has won many national, international, and world-class first-place awards in just about every master sand sculpture competition on the planet. His greatest and most-often won prize is ‘People’s Choice.’ “We love pleasing the people who look at our sand displays and experience an emotional feeling from them,” he says. Past clients include Pope Francis in the Vatican, the White House Commission on Remembrance, the Travel Channel, and more. JohnGowdy.com

Saturdays, June 13 through September 5 10 am to 4 pm Step into the past this summer at the Speaker’s House with our Living History Saturdays series, kicking off on Flag Day weekend. From Flag Day through Labor Day weekend, the grounds will come alive every Saturday with engaging, hands-on demonstrations that bring 18th-century life into vivid focus. Visitors can explore the daily experiences of Revolutionary War soldiers, witness traditional hearth cooking, and learn skilled crafts like tape weaving and wood turning. Additional demonstrations include historic laundry practices, trades of the period, and other immersive activities that reveal the rhythms of early American life. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for a fun weekend outing, Living History Saturdays offer a dynamic and educational experience for all ages. Join us each week to discover the stories, skills, and traditions that shaped our nation. Location: The Speaker’s House, 151 W. Main St. Trappe, PA. Parking is on-site. Cost: included with general museum admission

Friday, July 3rd – Sunday, July 5th Enjoy THREE DAYS of Food Trucks, Live Music on the Lawn & Winesicles! Winesicles include your choice of wine (we recommend Willow White!) with a popsicle served in a souvenir America 250 wine glass, while supplies last! Friday – Open 12:00-6:00pm Food Truck: Savannah’s Southern Cuisine, 1:00-5:00pm Music by Joe Nester, 1:00-4:00pm   Saturday – Open 12:00-6:00pm Historic Demo by Tony Shahan: Woodworking, 12:00-4:00pm Food Truck: Mini Millie’s Pasta Cart, 12:00-4:00pm Music by Bill Hake, 2:00-5:00pm Retail Vendors: November Moon Seven Sisters Crystals The D3LCO Effect Cuddle Collections Patriotic Kids Craft Kits available, while supplies last Sunday – Open 12:00-6:00pm Food Truck: On The Roll, 12:00-4:00pm Music by Nicole Zell, 1:00-4:00pm Retail Vendors: Seven Sisters Crystals The D3LCO Effect Elizabeth Peyton Creations Cuddle Collections Patriotic Kids Craft Kits available, while supplies last Weekend Service Changes: Our Outdoor Wine Bar will be serving wine by the glass & bottle, cider, beer, canned cocktails & lite bites. Due to limited staffing, wine tastings will not be available 7/3 – 7/5

Join us for the annual Fourth of July Celebration! 9:30-12Grange Park 9:30: National Anthem and Parade- join us at the flagpole for the National Anthem and follow us on parade. Bring your bike, wagons, or scooters. Decorations encouraged!9:30: Inflatables, crafts, food trucks & more.- get a bite to eat and enjoy some family fun!10:15: Community Kickball Game- Grab your friends and meet on the baseball field for a community kickball game. No experience necessary, just bring your team spirit!10:45:Watermelon Eating Contest-Think you're the watermelon eating champion? Prove it!Link in bio, $5 entry fee due day of.

10AM: parade leaves from Chestnutwold Elementary. Decorated bikes, strollers, and scooters can follow the fire trucks all the way to Elwell Field! 10:15-1:00 (or earlier, if it's really hot): At Elwell Field we'll hold the "best-decorated" bike/stroller/scooter contest, field events, the Big Splash, and lots of good food for purchase, including Owl's Water Ice! Bring your own water bottle, and we'll provide free refills. Stay to the end and the Oakmont Fire Department will return to hose down the crowd.

Inside Out returns for 2026 from Friday, May 22nd to Sunday, October 4th  The Open-Air Market gives residents and visitors more space to shop, eat, and explore town. The 100 and 200 blocks of Bridge Street are closed to vehicles every weekend, transforming downtown into a pedestrian-friendly destination that is perfect for outdoor dining, boutique shopping, and leisurely strolls. Important Details: 100 & 200 Blocks of Bridge Street (from Starr Street to Gay Street) Friday afternoon (4:00pm) through Sunday night (11:00pm) from May 22nd – October 4th www.phoenixvillefirst.org/pxv-inside-out www.phoenixville.org/parking General Notes: Bridge Street closes to traffic at 2:00pm on Friday, and re-opens every Monday at 7:00am (including Memorial Day and Labor Day) This event is rain or shine; in the event of extreme weather, a decision will be posted in the discussion area of the event

Come and watch the Skippack fireworks from our hill with great views! $10 per car. Gates open at 7 PM, fireworks at dusk (approximately 9 PM).