Chalfont Fire Company Annual Craft Show, Saturday October 26, 2024 9:00AM-2:30PM at the Chalfont Fire House, 301 N Main Street, Chalfont. Refreshments and homemade soup available, Chinese Auction. Vendor reservations available: Table rentals $25 each. For more information 215-822-3434
Saturday, October 26 hosts Manayunk’s annual Main Street Trick-or-Treating event and the Pretzel Park Farmers Market’s Costume Parade. Get ready to dress to impress. Kick off the day at the Pretzel Park Farmers Market’s Costume Parade. At 10:30AM, the parade will march down to Main Street just in time for trick-or-treating at select small businesses […]
JOIN US IN THE PARKING LOT OF CRAZY AARON'S HQ! Want to join the decorated car fleet for Trunk or Treating? Call us to sign-up! 610-784-0607 Prizes will be awarded for best decorated car! Set up will begin at 11:00am and Trunk or Treating will start promptly at noon. RULES: 1. No homemade goods! Only […]
Join Us for a Special Bridge Session Family Event! As part of our 20th Anniversary celebration, we're opening the doors for the first time for families to experience the magic of our Bridge Session program on October 26th! Usually reserved for school groups, now open to all. Highlighting our very first Bridge Session to launch, […]
Adult Trick or Treat is back for seasonal fun with a one-of-a-kind, outdoor walking tour. During the journey, you will visit five Halloween-themed pairing stations, receiving wine tips and pairing notes along the way from a knowledgeable Chaddsford Wine Guide. Tour times are available hourly from 12-5pm each day, and will consist of groups of […]
CANDY CRAWL: 12 – 4pm “South Street Is Dead” and you’re invited! Struggling to find trick-or-treating in Philadelphia that’s fun AND safe? Look no further! The South Street District and Frankford Candy are sponsoring a Candy Crawl route you don’t want to miss. Children and parents of all ages are welcomed to come to South […]
The FREE Trick-or-Trolley will escort guests to all of their favorite Main Street haunts including Manayunk’s spookiest attraction…Lincoln Mill Haunted House! Decked out with lights, spooky decorations, music, movies, and more, the Trick-or-Trolley truly is the ultimate Halloween celebration. Trick-or-Trolley Dates: Friday, October 25 - 6 p.m. to 10p.m. Saturday, October 26 - 12 p.m. […]
Something Magical this Way Comes! October is the month of magic in fact the last week of the month is National Magic Week and October 31 is National Magic Day. National Magic Day came about after the death of Harry Houdini who died on that day in 1926. If you are in the mood for […]
Welcome to the Philly Rhythm and Hops Festival! Come help raise money for the Travis Manion Foundation and get ready for a day filled with live music, delicious food, and refreshing drinks. Join us on Sat, Oct 26, 2024 at Sister Cities Park from 2-7pm. Enjoy 5 hours of unlimited sampling of local craft beers, […]
The union of wine and cheese is a time-honored tradition, as old as the earth itself—and far more delightful. Mastering the art of pairing these two is a simple yet imaginative skill that everyone should possess. It’s a craft that, while less daunting than cooking, offers just as much room for creativity. In this class, […]
You’re invited to SSHP’s inaugural Halloween Festival - The Harbor Haunt! Join us for the final event of the season at Spruce St Harbor Park, as we party Halloween style with Philadelphia’s finest DJs and live acts. DJs: Cosmo Baker https://www.instagram.com/cosmobaker/ Rebel Foster https://www.instagram.com/rebel_foster/ Live Acts: Carla Gamble https://www.instagram.com/therealcarlagamble/ Cadre Noir https://www.instagram.com/cadre_noir_ Costumes are encouraged […]
Craving a Thrill This Fall? The Nevermore Haunt is located in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. Open 13 nights in October, it is consistently among the highest-rated haunted houses in Maryland. The Nevermore Haunt is known for its elaborate sets, terrifying characters, and state-of-the-art special effects. The haunted house themes draw from local Baltimore history. […]
