Hey Phoenixville,
Earth Day is coming this Wednesday, April 22nd and in honor of mother earth, here are 3 Earth facts that you didn't know you needed.
Coral reefs are Earth's largest living structures.
The Atacama Desert in South America is the driest place on Earth.
Earth has an estimated 370 quintillion gallons of water. That's approximately 560 trillion Olympic sized swimming pools.
This is one of those weeks where you could do something different every single night without repeating yourself. Live music on Saturday, Record Store Day is back at Bistro on Bridge, the Farmers' Market is rolling, and the Colonial has everything from Marty Stuart to a Werner Herzog classic on the big screen. And if you just want to stay close to home with the kids, there is an Earth Day festival at Reservoir Park that is hard to beat.
Here's what's happening.
Featured Event
Earth Day Phoenixville is back at Reservoir Park on Saturday, April 18. It kicks off at noon and it's one of the best family days of the year. Local vendors, food, live music, kids' activities, and a whole lot of neighbors out enjoying the park. It's free, it's easy, and it promises to be a good time
Earth Day Phoenixville 2026 (12 PM, Sat, Reservoir Park, 601 Franklin Ave)
Business Spotlight
For this week's business spotlight, I want to shine a light on the humble Phoenixville Library. I've always been passionate about public libraries. When I lived in Utah and went back to school, I spent hours at the local public library, and I really believe they're a valuable but often underutilized public service.
Fun fact: did you know your library card can get you access to over 20 museums and popular attractions around Philadelphia?
Second fun fact: did you know that approximately 16% of the Phoenixville Library's revenue came from acting as a passport processing facility? Unfortunately, due to a decision at the federal level, nonprofit (non-governmental) public libraries were ordered to stop acting as passport facilities. This meant the Phoenixville Library had to shut down its passport operations.
The library is a vital public resource, so show your support by attending library events, volunteering your time, and taking advantage of the amazing resources the library has to offer.
Adult Events
Friday, Apr 17
The Charlestown Spring Sale (930 AM, Kimberton Fairgrounds,762 Pike Springs Rd)
Lazer Shark, Cole Campbell, Ran Dodgers (8 PM, Rec Room, 230 Bridge St)
Saturday, Apr 18
The Charlestown Spring Sale (9 AM, Kimberton Fairgrounds,762 Pike Springs Rd)
Lynnette Shelley and JoAnn Moy Guest w/ Reception (11 AM, Art on Bridge, 252 Bridge St)
Record Store Day Vol 5 (12 PM, Bistro on Bridge, 212 Bridge St)
Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives (8 PM, Colonial Theatre, 227 Bridge St)
Miami Yacht Party (9 PM, The Boardroom)
Sunday, Apr 19
The Charlestown Spring Sale (10 AM, Kimberton Fairgrounds,762 Pike Springs Rd)
Conquest of Delirium: Seminar on Aguirre (6 PM, Colonial Theatre, 227 Bridge St)
Monday, Apr 20
The Charlestown Spring Sale (11 AM, Kimberton Fairgrounds,762 Pike Springs Rd)
Dine Out For Charity (All Day, Sedona Taphouse, 131 Bridge St)
Yoga with Sheila (6 PM, Phoenixville Recreation Center, 501 Franklin Ave)
Tuesday, Apr 21
The Charlestown Spring Sale (11 AM, Kimberton Fairgrounds,762 Pike Springs Rd)
Wednesday, Apr 22
Coffee & Connections (9 AM, Cafe Com Leite, 117 S Main St)
Trivia Night (7 PM, Stable 12, 368 Bridge St)
Quizzo Trivia (730 PM, Great American Pub, 148 Bridge St)
Thursday, Apr 23
PA Antiques Show Preview (5 PM, Valley Forge Casino, 1160 1st Ave, KOP)
Local Authors Talk (630 PM, Phoenixville Public Library, 183 Second Ave)
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Family Friendly Events
Saturday, Apr 18
Winter Farmer’s Market (10 AM, 200 Mill St)
Earth Day Phoenixville 2026 (12 PM, Reservoir Park, 601 Franklin Ave)
Monday, Apr 20
1-2-3 Learn With Me ( 10 AM, Phoenixville Public Library, 183 2nd Ave)
Tuesday, Apr 21
Babies & Books (1115 AM, Phoenixville Public Library, 183 2nd Ave)
That's it for this week.

-Brian
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