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Kelly Center

JEN CHAPIN has been celebrated for writing “brilliant soulfully poetic urban folk music” (NPR) for more than two decades, attracting notice with her debut studio album, Open Wide, in 2002. She has performed on stage with Bruce Springsteen, on bills with Aimee Mann, Bruce Hornsby, and The Neville Brothers, and her rendition of Van Morrison's "Into The Mystic" was featured in an episode of the SyFy TV series "Defiance".Lucy is 15 years old but has been playing music since the age 4. She is the winner of the 2025 Havertown Voice and has performed both locally and regionally as soloist
Advance VIP Reserved Table seating $35. Advance General Admission seating $25. At the Door General Admission seating $35.&nbsp;
Doors open at 7pm. 7:30 show. Advance ticket sales close 5pm day of show. Any remaining tickets available at the door.
BYOB is welcome for an additional $5 donation per drinker. Disposable cups and ice provided.
Free Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road after 6pm. Additional FREE parking is available courtesy of our friends at Grace Chapel on the corner of Eagle and Darby Roads.

Local Event: Kelly Center - Jen Chapin Trio....soulfully poetic urban folk music... with Lucy Rellosa

Kelly Center - Jen Chapin Trio....soulfully...

JEN CHAPIN has been celebrated for writing “brilliant soulfully poetic urban folk music” (NPR) for more than two decades,...

Kelly Center - Jen Chapin Trio....soulfully poetic urban folk music... with Lucy Rellosa

This event will be filmed live for inclusion in Jen Chapin's upcoming movie. Limited seating is still available..Jen Chapin has been celebrated for writing “brilliant soulfully poetic urban folk music” by NPR and has spent more than two decades creating songs that are observant, emotionally intuitive, politically aware, and deeply human.
Raised in and around New York City in a family of artists, writers, and musicians, Jen brings a rich creative legacy to her work. Her music blends urban folk, jazz, soul, and storytelling, carried by what critics have called her extraordinary voice and the dynamic musicianship of her band.
Her career has included appearances on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, NPR’s Mountain Stage, WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour, WFUV’s Sunday Breakfast with John Platt, and the Bob Edwards Show on Sirius Satellite. She has performed on stage with Bruce Springsteen and shared bills with Aimee Mann, Bruce Hornsby, and The Neville Brothers.
Jen is also deeply connected to activism and community work through her ongoing involvement with WhyHunger, the organization founded by her late father, Harry Chapin. Her songs often reflect that same commitment to justice, family, history, and the world around us.
For this performance, Jen Chapin will be joined by GRAMMY-nominated bassist Stephan Crump and acclaimed electric guitarist Jamie Fox for a cabaret-style evening of urban folk songs titled Anything Goes, and How Did We Get Here? The two-set show weaves historically informed, jazz-inspired questions about our current moment with selections from Jen’s critically acclaimed catalog.
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“With songs delivered in a style that ranges from tender fragility to unexpected steeliness, Chapin brings a jazzy edge to the folk form.” — The New Yorker
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Opening the evening is Lucy Rellosa, winner of the 2025 Havertown Voice. At just 15 years old, Lucy has been playing music since age four and has performed locally and regionally as both a soloist and in a duet with her sister, including appearances at the Delco Gives Telethon and Haverford First Fest. Through years of studying violin, guitar, and voice, she has developed her skills as a singer-songwriter and composes her own original music.
Ticket Information: 
Advance General Admission seating: $25 
Advance VIP Reserved Table seating: $35 
At the Door General Admission seating: $35
Advance ticket sales close at 5:00 PM on the day of the show. Any remaining tickets will be available at the door.
BYOB is welcome for an additional $5 donation per drinker. Disposable cups and ice are provided.
Free parking is available in the Oakmont Municipal Lot behind the Kelly Center off Darby Road after 6:00 PM. Additional free parking is available courtesy of Grace Chapel at the corner of Eagle and Darby Roads.
The Kelly Center is operated by Kelly Music for Life, Inc., a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public charity supporting music education, the arts, and other community initiatives. For more information, visit KellyCenter.org.

Local Event: Kelly Center - Concert filming - Jen Chapin Trio with Lucy Rellosa 

Kelly Center - Concert filming - Jen Chapin...

This event will be filmed live for inclusion in Jen Chapin's upcoming movie. Limited seating is still available..Jen Chapin has...

Kelly Center - Concert filming - Jen Chapin Trio with Lucy Rellosa 

Wayne Plein Air is one of the longest-running and most popular outdoor painting events in the country. Visit this season's exhibition at Wayne Art Center through June 20 to experience the 300 paintings created during the 18th Annual Plein Air Festival to&nbsp;see which of your favorite area locations have been painted by our artists!&nbsp; For Memorial Day Weekend Hours and a complete list of workshops, lectures and artist demonstrations, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://waynepleinair.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">waynepleinair.org.</a>

Local Event: Plein Air Exhibition on Display at Wayne Art Center!

Plein Air Exhibition on Display at Wayne Art...

Wayne Plein Air is one of the longest-running and most popular outdoor painting events in the country.  Visit this season's...

Plein Air Exhibition on Display at Wayne Art Center!

Wayne Art Center's Summer Art Camp 2026 - Registration is Open!
Join us in our 42nd year of Summer Art Camp as we celebrate 250 years of American creativity! Through ART&nbsp;250: Visions of America, campers will explore, experiment, and create while discovering the story of American Art.
Choose from over 200 diverse art classes in various mediums offered throughout 11 one-week themed sessions from June 8 - August 21.
Wayne Art Center's talented and experienced faculty are committed to encouraging campers aged 4 - 17 to imagine, visualize, and think critically in a stimulating and supportive environment.
Register NOW at wayneart.org

Local Event: Art 250 - Visions of America! Register now for Summer Art Camp at Wayne Art Center!

Art 250 - Visions of America! Register now for...

Wayne Art Center's Summer Art Camp 2026 - Registration is Open!
Join us in our 42nd year of Summer Art Camp as we celebrate 250...

Art 250 - Visions of America! Register now for Summer Art Camp at Wayne Art Center!

Have you heard that the Newtown Square Farmers Market is moving to a new location this year? We are so excited to be teaming up with Garrett Williamson and Urban Roots Farm, a beautiful campus right in Newtown Square! Follow our social media to stay updated on all of our vendors, musicians, and other details about the market. We'll kick off on Friday, May 29th this year with a Strawberry U-Pick at Urban Roots. The most delicious strawberries--grown in Newtown Square soil! Come out and pick some strawberries (or buy pre-picked pints, if being in the fields is not your jam), check out some of our vendors, and enjoy the live music. June 12th will be our official market kick off, with all vendors, live music, &nbsp;and Story Time with the Newtown Public Library. It's all happening at Urban Roots Farm, and we can't wait to see you there!&nbsp;

Local Event: Newtown Square Farmers Market

Newtown Square Farmers Market

Have you heard that the Newtown Square Farmers Market is moving to a new location this year? We are so excited to be teaming up...

Longwood Gardens

Join The Savoy Company in celebrating our 125th anniversary year with Gilbert &amp; Sullivan’s uplifting operetta,&nbsp;The Gondoliers!&nbsp;in the Open Air Theatre at Longwood Gardens. Set in Venice and the fictional kingdom of Barataria, the plot centers on two gondoliers, Marco and Giuseppe, who discover that one of them is the rightful king but cannot determine which. They agree to rule jointly until the true monarch can be identified, allowing Gilbert to satirize monarchy, aristocracy, and British political institutions. The show is especially noted for its unusually warm tone and emphasis on equality, reflecting contemporary late-Victorian debates about class and governance.
Through its witty dialogue, lively ensemble numbers, and playful mockery of aristocracy and political systems, the operetta celebrates equality while poking fun at rigid class distinctions and the pretensions of monarchy.
Premiered in 1889, The Gondoliers is the twelfth collaboration between librettist W.S. Gilbert and composer Arthur Sullivan. The show ran for 554 performances, making it one of the duo’s most successful later works.
Introducing Stage Director Grant Mech and Choreographer Rebecca Malcolm-Naib, whose inventive vision brings The Gondoliers to life in a masterful comedy that sparkles under the outstanding baton of Music Director Peter Hilliard and a superb professional orchestra. Produced by William Kader, the production is enhanced by a striking, professionally designed set and delightfully charming costumes.

Local Event: The Savoy Company presents Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Gondoliers!"

The Savoy Company presents Gilbert & Sullivan's...

Join The Savoy Company in celebrating our 125th anniversary year with Gilbert & Sullivan’s uplifting operetta, The...

The Savoy Company presents Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Gondoliers!"

St George’s Episcopal Church

We are on a mission
to spread the love of Jesus and devotion to his real presence in the Holy
Eucharist this June!
St. George’s will
host a music camp that will include colleagues and friends from some of the
finest music schools on the East Coast. This is a tremendous and rare
opportunity for youth to make music, worship, and have fun while learning the
liturgy and music of the Holy Eucharist with very gifted artists and teachers.
Please scan the QR code, or visit the <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgl4iG6Ud8vtJw0brx_EVTvZh3QfHTaXmN-VPVwPg-AdwhZg/viewform?usp=header" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">registration
form here</a>, and reserve your child’s spot today! We are limited to 25 student campers.
The camp
is from June 22nd to June 26th: 8:30AM to 2:00PM and open to the community.

Local Event: Crusader’s Music Camp 2026!

Crusader’s Music Camp 2026!

We are on a mission
to spread the love of Jesus and devotion to his real presence in the Holy
Eucharist this June!
St. George’s...

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