EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — We roll into the first weekend in November with Halloween and Election Day around us.
Hopefully, all those pumpkins and election signs will vanish.
They will probably be replaced by Christmas decorations as some get into that festive holiday spirit starting on Nov. 1.
Warminster will be getting into the Christmas spirit with a holiday market — featuring Saint Nick and Mrs. Claus — at Warminster Community Park on Saturday.
And if you're from the Philly area, the movie about the story of "Rocky" might be ideal this weekend.
"Yo Adrian," how can we not love the Italian Stallion around here!
These are some of the events planned for this weekend in eastern Montgomery County and the Philadelphia region:
It's it too early for Saint Nick? Santa Claus will appear at the 5th Annual Warminster Kris Kringle Holiday Market on Saturday at Warminster Community Park. (Read More)
(Ben Wilson Senior Center)
The apple will reign supreme this weekend at Peddler's Village. Bucks County's outdoor shopping will pay homage to the popular fall fruit with a two-day festival packed with food, live entertainment, and family activities. (Read More)
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They opened Live Aid. The Hooters, the legendary Philadelphia area band, will hold court as it does annually at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside with two performances on Friday and Saturday nights. Click here to order tickets
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The "Rocky" movies show the true spirit on a Philadelphia underdog, fighting with grit and scraping and clawing to inspire everyone that anything in life is possible. The story of actor Sylvester Stallone in creating "I Play Rocky" is just as inspirational. See it at your local movie theaters this weekend.
(Claire Folger/Amazon MGM Studios via AP)
The Ambler Theater will show a classic movie as part of its $5 Family Matinee series on Saturday: "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, the 1971 classic, shows at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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