Events

 Come celebrate the Grand Opening of Mighty Bites Pediatric Dentistry with a FREE Family Fun Day for the whole community - hosted together with our new neighbors at NuSquare Dental! We're taking over the parking lot at the Shops at Springton Pointe and throwing an afternoon packed with fun for kids of all ages. No tickets, no cost, just show up and dive in!  Kona Ice Truck Face Painting Balloon Twisting Arts & Crafts Free Snacks (popcorn, soft pretzels & cotton candy) Raffle Prizes  Sunday, June 7, 2026 11 AM – 1 PM The Shops at Springton Pointe222 S. Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square, PA 19073 Free parking on site - drop in anytime! Whether you're already a Mighty Bites family or just hearing about us for the first time, we'd love to meet you. Come say hi, let the kids have a blast, and see what we're all about. 

18th Annual Heritage FestivalStep into History with Us at the 2026 Heritage Festival…Sunday, June 7th, from 11 am to 4 pm along Karakung Drive Weaving demonstrations in Nitre Hall, local music, local craft beer from Conshohocken Brewery, food vendors, reenactors, live goats, fire trucks from Haverford Township fire companies, blacksmithing demos, and much more! Local artists, crafts people and vendorsNative American artifacts & craft makingColonial era activities and demonstrations (churning butter, candle dipping, etc.)Historical & Civic groups Fun for the WHOLE family!Requested $2 donation

Get ready for a day of music, art, and community spirit at the 43rd Turks Head Music Festival on Sunday, June 7th from 12pm – 7pm! Held at the picturesque Everhart Park (100 South Brandywine Street) in West Chester, PA, this annual celebration brings together local artists, musicians, and vendors for a daylong extravaganza. The Turks Head Music Festival features approximately 70 artists and vendor booths set up throughout the park to sell their products and high-quality arts and crafts. Throughout the day, the two stages will feature seven local bands performing different genres of music, including Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, R&B, Country, and Blues. Terrific fresh food from local vendors will be available all day long. Best of all, admission to the Turks Head Music Festival is totally free! Bring your family, friends, and furry companions for a day of fun in the sun. Don’t miss out on this beloved community event! Mark your calendars, grab your picnic blanket, and join us for a day of music, art, and good vibes at the Turks Head Music Festival.

Help us kick off a milestone year!Pottstown GoFourth Festival — 10 seasons strong and celebrating 250 years of the American story. We’re starting the season with our classic Kickoff Party & Basket Raffle, a super‑fun, casual gathering that sets the tone for a summer full of stars, stripes, and hometown sparkle. Expect tables packed with fantastic raffle baskets, a handful of extra‑special premium items, our always‑popular 50/50, and the official debut of our 2026 America 250 commemorative merch — inspired by retro red‑white‑and‑blue Americana and designed to celebrate this once‑in‑a‑generation milestone. It’s equal parts celebration, community, and WINNING. (Or at least cheering loudly while trying.) This event launches our 10th festival season, and whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or this is your first GoFourth experience, you’ll be in great company. Come as you are, bring a friend or fly solo, say hello to familiar faces—and meet a few new ones—and enjoy a straight‑up good time that helps support the work that brings our community together on the birthday of our nation. Tickets are free and used for headcount only — please mark yourself “Coming” if you plan to attend. We can’t wait to see you there and kick off America’s 250th with Pottstown pride.

In 2022, we were given one of the greatest honors in Bridgeport. From that year and on, June 8th is officially Frosty Falls Day in Bridgeport Borough. We will never take for granted what was given to us. So as long as we have four walls and cold freezers, we will party every year!Come for the free water ice and snacks, but stay for the awesome vendors and activities. Whether you’re from Bridgeport or not, this day is for you, Frosty fans. And we are grateful for every opportunity we get to celebrate all of the amazing things that we have done together and how much to look forward to in our future.

Join us for this BERRY sweet community event - featuring live music from "Josh Squared" Band, a petting zoo with animals from Swartz Farm, strawberry desserts, food trucks, bingo, dunk tank, raffle baskets and more! Immanuel United Church of Christ will be hosting its 5th Annual Strawberry Fest on Sunday, June 7th from 3-7pm. This community fundraiser benefits the greater Shillington community as it raises funds for outreach through Immanuel’s after school youth programs, GM Power Packs, food distributions, mental health programs and more! All are welcome! Follow Immanuel UCC for event updates and other featured fun!

Bring the kiddos to build cool bug hideouts and learn all about our tiny friends! A bug hotel is a man-made structure constructed from natural or recycled materials to provide shelter, nesting sites, and winter hibernation spots for beneficial insects like solitary bees, ladybugs, butterflies, and beetles. Kids will be creating their bug hotel using a flower pot and filling it with natural elements to create a perfect nesting site for bugs. Appropriate for children 3 and up, younger children will need adult assistance. This workshop is limited to 20 people. Each person must purchase a ticket to participate, it is not allowed for two people to “share” one ticket. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to hold your spot. *All classes last 1 hour or less* Workshop starts promptly at start time. *Terms & Conditions-Please note this is NOT a bring your own materials to this event. We've got all of that covered. Cancellations allowed up to 24 hours prior to event. Please note cancellations will incur a processing fee. No refunds 24 hours before event.

Discover the rich and evolving story behind one of the most recognizable symbols in U.S. history—the American flag. This engaging presentation explores the origins and transformation of the flag’s design, tracing its journey from the early days of the nation to the familiar 50-star banner we know today. Learn how pivotal laws and congressional acts shaped each change, reflecting the growth of the country itself. The program also highlights the influence of colonial-era flags that inspired the iconic stars and stripes, offering a deeper understanding of the flag’s meaning, symbolism, and enduring legacy. Perfect for families, the event will also feature a fun and creative children’s flag craft, giving younger attendees a hands-on way to connect with history and take home their own patriotic creation.

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

Discover the rich and evolving story behind one of the most recognizable symbols in U.S. history—the American flag. This engaging presentation explores the origins and transformation of the flag’s design, tracing its journey from the early days of the nation to the familiar 50-star banner we know today. Learn how pivotal laws and congressional acts shaped each change, reflecting the growth of the country itself. The program also highlights the influence of colonial-era flags that inspired the iconic stars and stripes, offering a deeper understanding of the flag’s meaning, symbolism, and enduring legacy. Perfect for families, the event will also feature a fun and creative children’s flag craft, giving younger attendees a hands-on way to connect with history and take home their own patriotic creation.

Bring the kiddos out for a fun day learning about plants and butterflies! Create a miniature butterfly garden during this fun & informatie spring workshop! Mix and match a variety of colorful annual plants that will attract butterflies. All plants and supplies will be included. Appropriate for children 3 and up, younger children will need adult assistance. This workshop is limited to 20 people. Each person must purchase a ticket to participate, it is not allowed for two people to “share” one ticket. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to hold your spot. *All classes last 1 hour or less* Workshop starts promptly at start time. *Terms & Conditions-Please note this is NOT a bring your own materials to this event. We've got all of that covered. Cancellations allowed up to 24 hours prior to event. Please note cancellations will incur a processing fee. No refunds 24 hours before event.

There is a $20 donation for the tour. Use your PayPal receipt as your entry for the event. Click the date of your choice below to pay and register for this event. Please keep your PayPal receipt as your ticket into the event.  You will receive an email before the event with further instructions.  Be patient as we need to check on weather forecast about 72-48 hours before the event to make any final calls.  You will be offered another walking tour if this one is canceled due to rain.

Bring the little ones and learn how to create a hydration station for butterflies! A butterfly puddler is a shallow dish filled with stones and water. While butterflies get energy from nectar, they need "puddling stations" to absorb vital salts and nutrients (like sodium)necessary for hydration, reproduction, and overall strength. In this workshop kids will be making a small puddler with a clay saucer and gluing marbles and pieces of tile to the bottom. Appropriate for children 6 and up. This workshop is limited to 20 people. Each person must purchase a ticket to participate, it is not allowed for two people to “share” one ticket. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to hold your spot. *All classes last 1 hour or less* Workshop starts promptly at start time. *Terms & Conditions-Please note this is NOT a bring your own materials to this event. We've got all of that covered. Cancellations allowed up to 24 hours prior to event. Please note cancellations will incur a processing fee. No refunds 24 hours before event.

There is a $20 donation for the tour. Use your PayPal receipt as your entry for the event. Click the date of your choice below to pay and register for this event. Please keep your PayPal receipt as your ticket into the event.  You will receive an email before the event with further instructions.  Be patient as we need to check on weather forecast about 72-48 hours before the event to make any final calls.  You will be offered another walking tour if this one is canceled due to rain.