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Gophila.com AND NBC10! Weekly Events
Gophila.com AND NBC10! Weekly Events
Gophila.com AND NBC10! Weekly Events
Weekly Events Each week, Gophila.com and NBC's 10! Show highlight some of the best activities for the coming weekend right here. From cultural events to family festivals, we've got your weekend plans covered. Be sure to come back every week and remember to check out the 10! Show Thursdays at 11 am on NBC10 to see what's coming! For more information on what to do this weekend, be sure to make a stop at our Events Calendar or at your favorite Cultural Attraction for a list of upcoming events.
| | Manayunk's Classic Holiday on Main Festival
Main Street, Manayunk
Through December 21, 2008
Saturday: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m and Sunday: 11 a.m to 5 p.m.
Main Street in Manayunk is celebrating a "Classic Holiday on Main." Main Street will be transformed with holiday decorations, unique window displays, roasting chestnuts, holiday music, live demonstrations of old time crafts, children's activities, and a heated tent with arts and craft exhibitors. | | | Holiday Arts and Crafts Sale
Phoenix Village Art Center
Through December 31, 2008, FREE
Find a holiday gift for friends and family. Browse a large variety of original local art work and hand crafted gifts for sale. As usual, all the studios will be open for self-guided tours. Meet the artists upstairs and enjoy a stroll through Historic Downtown Phoenixville! | | Holiday Events in Franklin Square
Franklin Square
Through December
11 a.m. to 7 p.m., FREE This holiday season, head over to Franklin Square, the award-winning play space for families, to toast to the season, enjoy holiday treats and share your wish list with Santa! Franklin Square will be sparkling for the holidays with thousands of festive, twinkling lights all month long.
| | | Cinderella
People's Light & Theatre Company
Through January 4, 2009 "Cinderella" incorporates traditional Panto standards, including audience participation (in the form of cheering the heroes and booing the villains), candy passed out to audience members, and a "silly song" that inspires an audience sing-along. A "Panto" style show, a tradition borrowed from England, is a mix between a "fractured fairy tale" and a variety show using familiar stories to form the basis for exaggeration, variation and topical social commentary, as well as outrageous jokes and rollicking songs and dances. | | Hurray for Hanukkah
Garden State Discovery Museum
Sunday, December 21, 2008
12 p.m.
Former Haddonfield-area teacher Rosie Hymerling returns to the Garden State Discovery Museum to work some holiday magic. Listen to Hanukkah stories, create holiday snacks and enjoy hands-on Hanukkah crafts. Then, top off the afternoon with a sing-along with Janet Sclaroff. | |  | |
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