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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

Hosted by Fairmount Park Conservancy, this year’s scavenger hunt celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Centennial Exposition. Self-guided, using the GooseChase App anytime between May 1-Aug 31, dawn-dusk. Prizes for finishing missions.

In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026, the Community Arts Center is hosting this group exhibition. There are 25 exhibiting artists who each is assigned a 10 year period in time between 1776 to 2026.

Come out this summer for 9 weeks of concerts free at the amphitheater created for the Bicentennial! Shows 5 days a week!

This small-group walking tour will visit eight locations around downtown West Chester that served as a backdrop for the people involved in this clandestine operation. The tour covers approximately 1.25 miles, lasts 90 minutes. $17.25. Various dates/times. Check website.

Celebrate America's 250th with an evening of family fun, food, music, and fireworks at Springfield Country Club and Tavola Restaurant + Bar! America250 tent 4-8, activities 5-7, fireworks at dusk. Reservations required for eating.

Handmade art featuring the themes of red, white, blue, anything related to America or the American experience from any perspective. Meet the artists, experience a range of art forms expressing our experiences, and enjoy light refreshments. Exhibit Dates July 1-31

Residents and visitors are invited to join festivities ranging from fireworks, parades and commemorations at these Independence Day festivities around Delaware County. Multiple dates, times, locations.

This presentation recounts the very real human story of those men who marched with General George Washington in the year of the Declaration of Independence.These were the men that stayed with the Army and did not quit because their commanding officer, General George Washington did not quit!

A casual book club to explore Homer's timeless classic, the Odyssey. We're discussing 6 chapters at a time to allow readers to take their time with the book and have fun. We want to reclaim these stories from academia and just read them for entertainment.

Listen, contribute and reflect on historical events and people. History buffs are welcome to this forum where we will focus on a different topic each session. July 3: America at 250

Alongside our wonderful regular lineup of fresh local produce, artisan goods, and delicious treats, we are hosting two special community events to mark the occasion: Community Drum Circle and Tours of Historic Dickinson Farmstead (built 1732)

The Summer Open House will feature items on display that relate to the War for American Independence, such as our collections highlighting Lafayette, Washington, Benjamin West, and of course John Morton and so much more. There will also be food, vendors and more!

Join a disgruntled mob of revolutionaries, a gathering of Loyalists, and Quakers who found themselves in the middle, as they confront independence. Watch the colonists make a demonstration against the king, & hear a reading of the Declaration of Independence. $5/2.50

Play colonial toys & games, explore the farm house, and see the heritage breed animals. $8/12

Join us at the Borough Green as we raise the original 13-star American flag in honor of our nation’s beginnings and the spirit of independence that continues to unite our community today. Following the flag raising, residents are invited to take a short walk to Veterans Landing for a community BBQ.

Learn about the breadth of the American Revolution and individual biographies with this family-friendly traveling exhibit hosted by Haverford Twp Free Library in partnership with the Daughters of the American Revolution and The Battlefield Trust. Regular library hours.

See and touch artifacts, tools, & toys used by the Lenape. Listen to a discussion about the people who used and produced them. This event is for All Ages!