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Our specialized, in-depth tours are great for adventurous tourist and inquisitive local alike. Our experienced volunteer guides offer tours every weekend from May–November with each tour focusing on a different part of Greater Philadelphia. Various dates and times. $10-18

In 1876, Philadelphia made history, hosting the first World’s Fair in North America, attracting millions of visitors from across the country and around the world, In 2026 we’ve recreated that experience at 8th and Market in the historic LITS building, just two blocks west of Independence Mall.

Need assistance in building your family tree? Stuck on where to look for more information? Sign up for our Genealogy Book-a-Librarian to start researching your ancestors or try to break through brick walls. Limit 1 person per session. Mondays 5:15-6:15 or 6:30-7:30. Registration required.

Tavern Night is a one-of-a-kind evening of 18th-century food, drink, and music. Participants will enjoy the warmth of the fire as they delight in a selection of flavors and aromas representative of those found in a colonial tavern. $95. 21+ 2 seatings, fills fast

American Originals brings American history to life through the power of music. Journey through stories, sounds, and traditions behind blues, jazz, and bluegrass - three uniquely American genres born from diverse communities and shaped by experiences of generations.

Alcohol prohibition is remembered as a failure, but how did it come into law in the first place, and what was the impact of prohibition? In this talk, harm reductionist Kelsey Leon will examine how alcohol prohibition came into law, and trace its lineages to present day drug policy.

From Nature to Nylons begins with an introduction to natural fibers, such as wool and linen, and moves on to the development of plastics and synthetic materials like nylon and Gore-Tex. Designed for visually impaired guests. Monthly event. Limit 10.

Using surviving mended wartime objects like knapsacks, tents, uniform coats, and flags, as well as soldiers’ writings, Emily Whitted explores the rich history of textiles during the Revolutionary War, including the damage they experienced and the men and women behind their maintenance and repair.

Former Director of Archaeology at Drayton Hall Luke Pecararo talks with Cliveden Preservation Director Libbie Hawes to compare and contrast what archaeological field work reveals about the architecture and historic use of the flanker buildings at Drayton Hall and the kitchen and wash house.

This year’s theme: “Honoring 250 Years of Service and Sacrifice” will focus on the dedication of our veterans throughout our nation’s history. Special Musical Guest: Ashli Rice. Grand Marshal: Major General Terrence L. Koudelka Jr.

Honoring all who served. A Celebration of Service, Sacrifice & Legacy.

In Forgotten America: Rediscovering Events that Changed the Nation, turn your attention to the unfamiliar in United States history with historian and author Dr. Rachel Michelle Gunter. Wednesdays 2-3 pm, Sept 23- Dec 9. Registration required.

The Neighbors Club and the Lansdowne Public Library are partnering to bring you book talks by local authors! Wendy is a published historian specializing in US women’s history, and the history of US peace movements. Jill writes about women's history and law. They created “Her Hat Was in the Ring"

Join us this Veterans Day as we honor the 250th anniversary of American resilience through a riveting presentation led by Gordon L. Smith. This talk traces Gordan's father, Captain Smith's, remarkable journey as a combat pilot, POW survivor, NASA consultant, and more.

Join Keystone Grant Manager Karen Arnold to learn more about grants in the construction category. This webinar will be recorded and available for viewing on PHMC's YouTube channel.

Residents, businesses, and organizations in Glenolden, Sharon Hill, Prospect Park, Norwood, Folcroft, and Ridley Park Boroughs are invited to attend a session to help shape the future of business districts in these boroughs. Multiple dates and locations. Survey available if you can't make a meeting.

The event recognizes local Veterans and community members for their accomplishments, service, and dedication to our country, education, and the community. Delco is home to 35,000 Veterans who have bravely served our nation in all branches of the military, at home, and on foreign soil. $85-125

Artist Lecture by Flavia Loreto- An evening with a photography exhibit, tours of the ICCDV and a lecture. Wine and light bites available. Please enter on the river side of the building. Please reserve your spot in advance Part of exhibit open Nov 10-18 during normal Twp office hours.