No more trips to the shore, no more lazy days in the sun, summer is over but that is not reason to sulk. There are a lot of great local things to do. Check out these great events!
Saint John Bosco Fall Festival
Where/When: Saint John Bosco, 215 E County Line Rd, Hatboro. Fri & Sat. 6-10pm.
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Why Go: Come out and join the fun at Saint John Bosco's Fall Festival!
Great Food, New Amusements, Fun Games, Fall Activities, Used Books, Bric-a Brac Room, Silent Auction, Candy Bar, Free Entertainment, Something for kids of all ages!
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Pricing: Various specials each day
Casino Night to Benefit The Ted Lindeman Outreach Foundation
Where/When: , 80 Jacksonville Rd, Ivyland. Fri 8pm-12am
Why Go: Event to raise money for families that have lost a parent.
For the second year in a row, the event will include table games, hors d’oeuvres, desserts, beer, wine, and music provided by DJ Blake, all for $65. There will be a raffle and silent auction, including sporting event tickets and memorabilia, jewelry, business and professional services, wine tastings, and more!
Pricing: $65
Sisters of the Holy Redeemer 5th Annual Oktoberfest
Where/When: , 521 Moredon Rd, Huntingdon Valley. Sat 12-8pm, Sun 12-5pm
Why Go: There will be also authentic German foods, beer, raffles and crafts. For the children there will be activities and games, hayrides and pony rides and snacks all kids love! There is something for everyone to enjoy, young and old
Pricing: Admission is free with opportunity for parking donation.
Where/When: , 859 County Line Rd, Horsham. Sat. 9-2pm
Why Go: Join the Friends of Graeme Park, and the reenactors from the 3rd and 35th Infantries, the 9th S.S. and the 110th Medical Battalion for a weekend long encampment and demonstrations on the grounds of Graeme Park. Saturday's activities will be capped off with a concert by the West Chester Swing Kings, a big band who plays songs from the 1940s through today including classics from Glen Miller, Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, and Brian Setzer.
The reenactment will take place Saturday, September 24 beginning at 10 am with the battle taking place at 2 pm and Sunday September 25 from 10 to 3. When the troops aren't engaging, you may tour the camps, see period tanks and trucks, tour thehistoric Keith House, browse the sutlers' booths and grab some lunch.
Pricing: $10 on Saturday, and includes the concert and $6 on Sunday. Concert only is $5.
Stage 5 Live on Stage
Where/When: Harrigan's Pub & Restaurant, 1051 W County Line Rd, Hatboro.Sat. 10pm
Why Go: Great Live Music
Pricing: Cover
Remember to check our planner every week and be sure to leave your two cents in the comments section below if you have a block party, fundraiser, or something fun you want to tell us all about.
