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This exhibition examines voting rights, emphasizing the role of the US Constitution and the interplay between the states and federal government in determining who is allowed to vote. Exhibit on display April 6- May 3 during normal opening hours. See special 4/12 event.

Learn about the common threads of linen and wool that were essential to everyday dress, economics, and politics during the Revolution. Lend a hand processing flax and carding wool in honor of National Textile Day! $8/12

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

Join WCU's Dr. Steven Gimber for a talk and tour about the flour production at the Mill and Carriage House. Discover how mills like this provided sustenance for generations. By the turn of the 20th Century, they became treasured relics of a simpler time.

Leonard Bernstein- Overture to Candide; Concerto TBC (w/ Youth Concerto Competition Winner); Aaron Copland- A Lincoln Portrait; William Dawson- Negro Folk Symphony. $20-25

“Bach and the Art of Flourishing” celebrates the gorgeous, intricate, and intriguing music of J.S. Bach, featuring sonatas for violin and viola da gamba, as well as works for solo harpsichord, spotlighting each of the three instruments that make the Filament trio unique. $15-30

Come learn about Genealogy and get started on researching your ancestors! Learn how to set up your family tree and figure out what the Ancestry DNA kits are all about. Or get help with your current research! Feel free to bring your own laptop/tablet, but we do have a few to borrow.

Appetizer Stations, cash bar, dollar tree, Luckenbach Award Presentation. Pre-registration encouraged, call 484-576-6434. $40.

Disease was a big part of everyday life in the American Colonies, and the conditions of the American Revolutionary War made things even worse. We’ll hear about the doctors and the hospitals caring for the Revolutionary War soldiers with special emphasis about the 1777 campaign in Pennsylvania.

These virtual office hours can answer your questions related to how individuals and organizations can get involved in the 250th, whether it’s creating a specific program or legacy goal for the anniversary or just general understanding of what’s happening in Delco for this milestone event.

Delco Gives is a county-wide celebration of generosity, unity, and shared purpose. It’s a unique opportunity for Delaware County residents to support the nonprofits that tirelessly serve our community and make a difference in the lives of our neighbors. Various events- check website.

The Amazing Magi, Michael Reist joins us once again for an interactive show featuring music, comedy, puppets and fantastic storytelling. Michael will stress the importance of books and reading while entertaining everyone with incredible magic that captivates, amazes and tells The American Story.

Presented by Sarah Lerch, ED at Colonial Penna. Farmstead DCHS is excited to announce a new series of free lectures that will be held during Dining Under the Stars. Please join us for an evening of local history and fun! Free and open to the public.

The Cultural Arts Forum hosts a seminar series each year. Admission is $10 per lecture or $45 for membership, which includes all eight lectures. May 7- George & Martha Washington: A Love Story with Alisa Dupry and Curt Radabaugh

Succession Fermentory will be at the park on Thursday evenings in May, June, September, & October for weekly pop-up happy hours, with a variety of beers and other beverages for sale. Stop by to sip some drinks, enjoy the music, play games, and relax by the creek with friends.

The auction will directly funds after-school art and mentorship programs. In recognition of America 250, artists will show work that explores the idea of “home."- interpreted broadly and personally: home as a place, a memory, a community, a culture, a landscape, or a sense of belonging. $10

Through hands-on guidance, attendees will gain an appreciation of when a do-it-yourself approach may be feasible versus when a professional photographer is a more realistic option. Hosted by ICAA member Jim Devine and professional architectural photographer Jeffrey Totaro. $55-75

Mary Beth Norton reveals how Philadelphia shaped the long road to revolution in 1774, rethinking the months before Lexington and Concord, paying particular attention to events in Philadelphia, in contrast to the usual emphasis on Boston. See Paths To Independence, 1765-1787 exhibit through Sept. $11