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View MoreBryn Mawr's Harriton House hosts meat smoking class Saturday
The Harriton Association holds a $40 meat smoking master class led by pit master Bob "Bacon Bob" Kraus at Harriton House in Bryn Mawr on Saturday, Oct. 17, with a barbecue picnic supper included in the ticket price.
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View MoreArdmore Day adds corn maze, Swoop for 75th anniversary celebration
Ardmore Day returns Saturday, Oct. 17, with a corn maze, vintage car show, Eagles mascot Swoop, Fox 29's Bob Kelly and new children's activities as the Ardmore Business Association celebrates its 75th anniversary.
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View MoreBroken sprinkler pipe floods Ardmore retail space on Lancaster Avenue
A broken second-floor sprinkler pipe flooded a ground-floor retail space at 2 E. Lancaster Ave. in Ardmore on Tuesday, Oct. 13, drawing a two-company fire company response.
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View MorePenn Wynne Library opens new community reading garden
Penn Wynne Library opened its new Community Reading Garden on Saturday, Oct. 10, with a ribbon-cutting and mural dedication at the heart of the inaugural Penn Wynne Day festival in Wynnewood.
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View MoreLongworth brings 35mm 'Heiress' screening to Bryn Mawr
Writer and film historian Karina Longworth brings her national cinema tour to Bryn Mawr Film Institute on Oct. 22 for a 35mm screening of "The Heiress" and a discussion of her podcast's new season.
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View MoreBryn Mawr screens 'Women Laughing' in Pa. premiere
Bryn Mawr College hosted the Pennsylvania premiere of the documentary "Women Laughing" on Oct. 1, drawing more than 100 to Goodhart Hall for a screening, panel discussion with New Yorker cartoonists and a next-day student workshop.
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View MoreArdmore Day marks ABA's 75th anniversary Oct. 17
The Ardmore Business Association's annual Ardmore Day celebration returns Oct. 17 at Schauffele Plaza with new attractions including a vintage car show and corn maze as the organization marks its 75th anniversary.
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View MoreLower Merion HS hosts food truck festival Saturday
Lower Merion High School invites the community to a Back-to-School Food Truck Festival outside the Kobe Bryant Gymnasium on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 1 to 4 p.m., featuring food trucks, obstacle courses, yard games and music.
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View MoreVillanova expands Pops in the Pavilion with Leslie Odom Jr.
Villanova University's second annual Pops in the Pavilion concert on Friday, Sept. 25 featured Leslie Odom Jr. and the Philly Pops Orchestra, adding 1,000 tickets over its first year to raise scholarship funds for students.
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View MorePhilly Music Fest launches 10th anniversary at Ardmore Music Hall
Philly Music Fest marks its 10th anniversary with two opening nights at Ardmore Music Hall on Oct. 12 and 13, headlined by Gregory Alan Isakov, before the seven-night nonprofit festival moves to Philadelphia venues through Oct. 18.
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View MorePenn Wynne fire station opens doors Oct. 10 for free safety event
Penn Wynne Fire Company hosts a free open house Saturday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1440 Manoa Road in Wynnewood, wrapping up Fire Prevention Week's national campaign on lithium-ion battery charging safety.
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View MoreVillanova hosts book launch for quadriplegic priest Sept. 30
Author Sara McDermott Jain will launch her biography of Rev. Bill Atkinson, the first quadriplegic Catholic priest and Villanova alumnus, at the Mullen Center on Sept. 30 with a free reception, panel discussion and book signing.
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