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Get Out: Ornaments, Music, and 4th of July Picnic

July 1-4, 2011, edition.

Looking for something fun to do over the long weekend? There are a ton of local events going on that are sure to get you into the patriotic spirit. Head outdoors to volunteer at Rushton farm or attend the 4th of July picnic at Valley Forge Park. Music-lovers have an opportunity to check out live entertainment at the Great American Pub or The Office Bar and Grille. 

  • Where/When: , July 2, 7:30pm - 10:30pm.
  • Why Go:  The Office Bar and Grille offers live entertainment every Saturday. This week’s band is The Crooked Rose, a group of local rockers who first started playing together just last year.

 

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  • Where/When: 103 Woodcutter Street, Exton, July 4, 11:00am - 4:00pm
  • Why Go:  Wendell August is one of America’s oldest manufacturers of hand-made ornaments and giftware.  This 4th of July event will feature plenty of activities, and free food and refreshments as well.  Participants will also have a chance to take home a free homemade souvenir.  For more information about Wendell August, please visit the company website.
  • Price: Free.

 

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  • Where/When: , July 1, 9:00pm.
  • Why Go:  This week’s artist at Pub is Matt Spitko, a folk/rock musician from Philadelphia. 

 

Volunteer Day at Rushton Farm 

  • Where/When: Rushton Farm, 1050 Delchester Road, July 2, 11:00am - 3:00pm.
  • Why Go: Rushton Farm is Willistown Conservation Trust’s organic, pesticide and herbicide-free farm.  Head out for a day of fresh air and gardening, and help support a great cause.  For more information about Willistown Conservation Trust, please visit the organization’s website.
  • Price: Free.

 

  • Where/When: , July 4, 11:00am - 3:00pm.
  • Why Go:  Celebrate this year’s 4th of July at a fun community event at a local park. The schedule is packed with fun activities such as historic re-enactments and a reading of the Declaration of Independence. Food and refreshments will be available as well, and music will be provided by Scott Entertainment.
  • Price: Free.

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