Bonnets for Beginners: Make Your Own Satin Bonnet A Free Family-Friendly Juneteenth Event Celebrate creativity and culture this Juneteenth with a free hands-on sewing class where you’ll learn how to make your very own satin bonnet—perfect for protecting natural hair and expressing personal style. This beginner-friendly workshop will teach you the basics of using a sewing machine and working with satin fabric.

In honor of Father’s Day, Historic Trappe is proud to offer a new “Men of the House” tour, focusing on Lutheran minister Henry Muhlenberg and his son, Revolutionary War General Peter Muhlenberg, in their roles as fathers. Join us as we examine the relationship between father and son and how their individual experiences and the times they lived in shaped their approaches to fatherhood. What was expected of them as fathers in early America? How did their roles in religion and politics affect their families?

Swing in for an exclusive Drag Bingo Party! ⭐ Hosted by QUEEN Pariah Sinclair ⭐ Thursdays, June 12th Play from 7pm-9pm ⭐ WIN AWESOME PRIZES! 🟡 Drag Bingo – how's it work? Play classic BINGO with a fun, interactive spin! Queen Pariah is calling the shots with kick axe humor & Drag entertainment flair! 🔵 $10/person: includes entry to venue & fee to play! 🔴 Cocktails & Bites: Hang out with chill cabin vibes & enjoy our tasty food & beverage menus! 🟢 Axe Throwing is NOT required to attend!

Join us for a lively and interactive tour of Christ Church Burial Ground, final resting place of some of America’s most influential, and sometimes overlooked, revolutionaries. You'll see the resting places of figures like Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Rush, George Ross, Joseph Hewes, and Francis Hopkinson, and hear the surprising, inspiring, and quirky stories behind their legacies. Perfect for history buffs, curious minds, and families looking for an educational adventure.

America’s largest interactive true crime mystery dinner theatre show is now playing in Philadelphia! Solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it! Join us for an event that is very different from a traditional mystery dinner show. Our actors are not dressed in costume and are hidden in the audience!

America250PA and the Pennsylvania Freemasons Are Proud to Present: THE LIBERTY TREE PROJECT We welcome you to join us as we plant 67 Liberty Trees, one in each county across the Commonwealth. This project is part of a multi-year celebration of our nation's 250th Anniversary. On June 3rd, 2025 at 9.302 am, we will dedicate a Liberty Tree in Chester County at Malvern Memorial Grounds. Liberty Trees were gathering places for the Sons of Liberty throughout all 13 colonies.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently installed a historic stained-glass window designed by Tiffany Studios. The commissioning, designing, and crafting of the three-part Garden Landscape window (1912) was a process undertaken by a fully female cast of artists and philanthropists, a rare occurrence then as now. Join Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as she shares the story behind this magnificent piece, from the designer Agnes Northrup and her work with the Tiffany Girls to the connection to American Impressionism and women in the garden movement. 

On Sunday, June 1, 2025 at 1:30 PM, The Upper Main Line Memorial Association will sponsor the 157th Annual Memorial Parade in the Borough of Malvern, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Recognized as among the oldest Memorial Commemoration in America, the Parade in 2025 will continue the tradition of honoring the men and women who have served our country and especially those who gave their lives in defense of our freedom. The Parade route will again follow King Street from the Malvern Fire Station west to Warren Avenue, south to Monument Avenue then west to the Memorial Park. After the Parade on

Enjoy story time with the Free Library at the historic Main House or outside on the waterfront lawn if the weather is nice! For ages 1 to 5 with an accompanying adult.

Get an up-close look at scaly and slithery snakes when we host Scott Prior, for an interactive and informative program. Scott will instruct those in attendance about different snake types, care, habitats, and conservation efforts. Always a fun program and not one to miss!