🍹THINGS TO DO IN PHOENIXVILLE JUNE 26TH-JULY 2ND

Hey Phoenixville,

I can’t believe it is the end of June already. I was in Punta Cana last week but from the photos I saw, people were having a great time around Phoenixville!

The Colonial is having a big week. There’s a Beatles, Zeppelin and Doors tribute, a rare 16mm horror double feature, and a legendary Australian rock band. Add in live music at the breweries, trivia, a punk rock flea market, and a couple of library talks that tie right into the Fourth of July, and your calendar is going to fill up fast.

This week is also the run up to the Fourth, and the library is leaning right into it. There’s a talk on Joe Varady’s book about Phoenixville’s past, and another on the Declaration of Independence as it hits its 250th anniversary. Worth a look if you like a little local history with your holiday week.

Want to get the kids out of the house? There’s a pizza party at the Foundry, the farmers market, and a table tennis tournament

Here's what's happening.

Mayor Peter Urscheler is bringing the Pizza Party back to the Phoenixville Foundry parking lot this Friday, and it’s an easy yes.

It’s free, it’s family friendly, and it runs all afternoon and evening. Expect pizza, local beer, vodka drinks, and a few food trucks while Bridge Street eases into another open-air weekend. No tickets, no fuss. Just come hungry.

Phoenixville Not Pizza, Pizza Party (4 PM, Fri, Phoenixville Foundry, 2 N Main St)

This is Ryan Conroy, and he's a well regarded local historian in Phoenixville. He leads walking tours of the borough's history, and next Friday he's hosting a tour built around the 3 major movies that were filmed right here in Phoenixville. I went on one of his tours in early June and it was one of the best walking tours I've ever been on. It's worth checking out.

First Friday Historical Walking Tours

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That's it for this week.

Brian

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