One of Ardmore's largest community gatherings is coming up. Here's what's happening at the free day of family fun.
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Kids 8 to 12 years old can learn about the daily life of a firefighter at the Lower Merion Fire Department's Firefighter Camp in August.
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The event will feature music, samples, tastings, and more throughout the day on Saturday, June 8 in Ardmore's Suburban Square.
Attendees will learn about current youth substance use trends, such as vaping, and the dangers of use to the developing brain and body.
Topics include device use and online activity monitoring, mental health and wellness, and how to keep kids busy in the summer.
Drop your kids off at Lower Merion High School on Saturday, Dec. 10 for a night to yourselves for dinner, movies, shopping, and more.
From noon to 3 p.m. Sundays, Suburban Square in Ardmore is hosting Family Sunday and will feature live music, games, fire pits and more.
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Kids can win a ride to school in a Lower Merion Police vehicle at a touch-a-truck event hosted at the Penn Wynne Library Sunday afternoon.
Pack up the kids and a blanket for a free showing of "Moana" next week at Bethel AME Church's garden.
Parents Night Out gives parents and guardians of kids 4 to 11 a night off by hosting games, activities, movies, and more at the high school.
The Lower Merion School District's Interschool Council and Student Services Department are hosting a virtual discussion on social media.
Psychologist and director of Milestones Psychology and Wellness Dr. Margot Burke will discuss various facets of anxiety in children.
Parents' Night Out event gives parents and guardians an evening without kids while benefiting the LMHS classes of 2022 through 2025.
The discussion, titled "Substance Abuse: Risks, Effects and Helpful Conversations," will take place at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13.
To get a sneak peek of the proposed designs, stop by the Vernon Young Memorial Park basketball court.
The Lower Merion School District is making a bus safety video and needs students to participate in the filming.
The truck will be at the park from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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The Ardmore Business Association is hosting its Halloween Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 24 at Schauffele Plaza.
Meals will be available behind Lower Merion High School starting next week as students begin the school year virtually.
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The Lower Merion School District is offering a free dairy item for families collecting meals at its meal pick-up this week.
All playgrounds in the township are open, but basketball and hockey courts, as well as comfort stations and water fountains, are closed.
The district will begin its summer meal distribution program for students on June 22. See details on the program here.
Starting next week, meals will only be available for pick up one day a week in an effort to prevent potential spread of coronavirus.
Your kids can enjoy snacks, games, movies, and more on Dec. 14 while you get a night off to shop, get dinner, visit friends, or just relax.
National Child Passenger Safety Week is Sept. 15 through Sept. 21, and you can get your child seats installed properly in Lower Merion.
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Any kid under 18 can get a free lunch and enjoy activities at the Ardmore Presbyterian Church Monday through Thursday until Aug. 1.
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Attendees will learn facts about the Christian holiday and some Spanish words while making crafts, and enjoying treats at the event Friday.
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