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Join historical reenactor, lecturer and tour guide, Michael Jesberger for this lecture which will include Images of Philadelphia area historic sites, maps, and eyewitness accounts of the participants which will bring these seldom-celebrated events to life.

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.

In these lectures, renowned local architects, professors, and historians explore the political, economic, and design trends that drove Philadelphia’s development. $60-100/series, $10-15 single. The Evolution of an Icon – The Wanamaker Building

Join Jo Ann Tufo for a virtual presentation that explores the lives of women who bravely participated in the American Revolution. Their contributions as soldiers, writers, advocates and businesswomen demonstrate an example of the strength and determination of our “Founding Mothers”.

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.

This talk uncovers a myriad of previously unknown records, knitting together for the first time the life and experiences of this remarkable heroine of the American Revolution who lived in the heart of Philadelphia. Hybrid

The Cultural Arts Forum hosts a seminar series each year. Admission is $10 per lecture or $45 for membership, which includes all eight lectures. Mar 5- Meet Mr. Jefferson with Steven Edenbo

A special performance of Dear Jack, Dear Louise honoring veterans and military families will take place March 5, featuring complimentary tickets for veterans and a planned post-show discussion. (other shows Feb 27-Mar 8, $35)

Have you ever thought of what differentiates good architecture from all the rest? Together we will consider the characteristics of buildings that are helpful in evaluating the quality of their design and construction. Welcome to Architecture 101! $10

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. March 6: Women in Science

Drawing on decades of experience in architectural and property research, Jane will share practical tips, proven strategies, and memorable anecdotes from the field —especially what to do when your research hits a dreaded brick wall. $5-10

This free event opens Brandywine Battlefield Park’s spring season and marks the anniversary of Pennsylvania’s founding. Guests can meet historical interpreters, explore the museum, watch a short film about the Battle of Brandywine, and join guided tours of the historic houses.

Come meet and hear the story of Rosie the Riveter, the mystery girl who represents Every Woman who served on the home front in World War II. There’s millions of Rosies, young and old, whose outstanding service during WWII in the fight against tyranny and injustice helped to preserve our way of life.

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.

Douglas Wamsley’s research into Isaac Israel Hayes (1832-1881) has brought to life a truly remarkable and forgotten Chester County Quaker who epitomized the restless spirit of adventure and individualism of 19th-century America. Pay as you wish.

This workshop will highlight a range of tools available on the Delco Gives 2026 platform that registered nonprofits can use to strengthen their campaigns and events. This virtual session will place special emphasis on peer-to-peer fundraising strategies that can be activated by stakeholders.

Join the bi-monthly discussion! Multiple books will be included in the discussion. Feel free to read as many or as few as you wish on the topic of women’s influence on the American Revolution.

Charlotte Moore Sitterly (1898-1990), an accomplished astrophysicist from East Fallowfield Township, helped transform our understanding of the universe. Learn about Sitterly’s early years in Chester County and her remarkable scientific legacy. Pay as you wish