Looking for things to do around the Main Line and western suburbs this weekend? Whether you’re interested in arts and culture or dining and shopping, our weekly events guide has you covered.
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108 Squire Dr., Newtown Square July 19, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
The grand opening of Toastique in Newtown Square’s Ellis Preserve features gourmet toasts, smoothie bowls, cold-pressed juices and craft coffee. The first 100 guests in line receive $50 in Toastique rewards with a minimum $10 purchase to use via the app. With menu items such as PB Crunch Toast, which features house-made honey roasted peanut butter piled high with fresh fruit, jam, granola and honey drizzle on walnut raisin toast, or the Matcha Bowl with pineapple and strawberries, Toastique may be your new healthy go-to.
A Taste of Britain, 503 West Lancaster Ave., Wayne July 19-20
A Taste of Britain tea shop in the Eagle Village Shops hosts this charming English tea party for Mary Poppins fans with a curated menu that includes sweets and treats — and tea, of course. The event will feature sing-alongs, and maybe even a visit from the magical nanny herself. This to-do is ticketed with menus for adult and child guests; tickets can be purchased here.
1149 Lancaster Ave., Bryn Mawr July 19, 2 p.m. – 12 a.m.
A Main Line institution for 50 years, Gullifty’s is celebrating all day Saturday, July 19, beginning at 2 p.m. with a beer-tasting event featuring Cape May Brewing, Dewey, Brew Dog, and Levante pairings with new menu items and live music from Jimmy and the Giants. The 6-9 p.m. schedule features live music by Matt Santry, a cake cutting, and prizes for the best stories submitted about the restaurant. Late-night patrons get karaoke with 1975-priced specials and a best-dressed ’70s contest from 9 p.m. to midnight.
226 N High St., West Chester July 19, 5 -7 p.m.
Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center’s free to attend pop-up Beer Garden series is an open-air celebration of community, live music, food and fun this weekend. This series, appropriate for all ages, runs before shows at the theater and includes lawn games, live music and local food trucks.
1160 First Ave., King of Prussia July 19, 7 p.m.
The popular South Jersey party band lands at Valley Forge Casino’s Valley Beach Bar for a rocking night of live music this weekend. This 21-and-over event showcases the band voted Best of South Jersey for 15 years straight.
Ongoing Events
1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square Through September 28
Longwood Gardens’ big summer exhibition is one you won’t want to miss. Festival of Fountains is perfect for romantic dates, evening strolls and family outings amid stunning greenery accented by brilliant waterworks illuminated by vibrant colors. Stay tuned to Longwood’s schedule for classical nights, during which fountain shows are matched to classical music, once a week on select Sunday evenings throughout the summer.
1000 North Outer Line Dr., King of Prussia Through September 1
See Valley Forge in comfort as this 90-minute guided trolley tour takes guests through one of the turning points of the Revolutionary War. The 10-mile loop of Valley Forge National Park includes stops at Muhlenberg’s Brigade and Washington’s Headquarters, where visitors can disembark and explore the camp on foot. Tours are offered daily through September 1.
Anderson & Coulter Ave., Ardmore Wednesdays through August 27
Suburban Square’s Sounds of Summer live music series every Wednesday through August gives locals a chance to enjoy free performances in a laid-back, family-friendly setting. Guests are invited to bring a blanket, grab a bite from nearby restaurants and unwind to live music as the sun sets.
155 Village Dr., King of Prussia Thursdays through October 30
Unwind, grab a drink or join some friends on a crisp Thursday evening throughout spring and summer for a live outdoor show you can count on every week from 6-8 p.m. on Thursdays.
Looking for more things to do around the Main Line and western suburbs this weekend? Our things to do section rounds up exciting happenings in the region. Plus, take a peek at our monthly insider guide for July events, including plenty of family-friendly outdoor events and seasonal activities. Seeking a nearby escape? These drivable getaways are just what you need.
For foodies, our dining guide has the latest openings and food-centric happenings all in one place. You won’t want to miss any of it!