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JANUARY 2012 ........................................................................................
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Jazz Bridge hosted by Barbara Montgomery
PERFORMING: Bassist Mike Boone and his Quartet. Doors open 7PM. Show starts 7:30PM. Tickets $10 at the door. Students $5.
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Better Than Bacon Improv Comedy Troupe
Back by popular demand to Kennett Flash! Better Than Bacon is Chester County's newest improvisational comedy troupe! They make up every single word and perform every single action completely on-the-spot...and it's all driven by YOUR suggestions. Every show is a brand new experience, so find out why this group is Better Than Bacon! Doors open 7PM. Show starts 8:00PM. Advance Tickets $10. At the door $12.
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 | Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. Check our blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
 | First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
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Nash has two distinct poles of inspiration: her work with Sixpence None the Richer in the Christian music sphere and her childhood fascination with older female country artists like Tanya Tucker, Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline. You may recognize her from Sixpence's hit songs "Kiss Me" and "There She Goes."
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $22, Day of Show $25 |
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Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio RED MOLLY, Carolann Solebello returned to solo performance in August 2010 after six years with the band. She has three full-length Red Molly CDs to her credit, including James (2010), which peaked at #4 on the Americana chart, and Love and Other Tragedies (2008), which spent ten weeks in the Americana Top 15. Carolann's song "Summertime" was #1 on the Folk DJ chart in July 2008. Carolann has three solo CDs to her credit, and is currently touring in support of her 2011 release, Threshold.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
 | J.E. Fishman, author of the new mystery thriller PRIMACY, will talk about his new novel. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing. For more information, call 610-444-2702 or email dmurray@ccls.org. |
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Freedy Johnston's album, "This Perfect World, " received rave reviews and led to Rolling Stone naming him "songwriter of the year". His songs are often about troubled loners, and cover topics like heartbreak, alienation and disappointment.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $15, Day of Show $18 |
 | JANUARY 13 & 14:
KATS, the Kennett Amateur Theatrical Society British Panotmine at the Kennett High School Auditorium
Jan. 13th, at 7.30pm and 14th January, at 2 pm & 7.30pm.
"Cinderella and the Charming Frog Prince" 610-444-3815 for tickets www.callkats.org |
| JANUARY 14:
Old Timers Hall of Fame Banquet Red Clay Room
Former Phillies Pitcher Tommy Green will address the guests & new inductees will be honored. Tickets are available at Burton's Barbershop |
 | JANUARY 16:
11th Annual Martin Luther King CommUNITY Breakfast 8 a.m. Red Clay Room, Dalmatian Street, Kennett Square
Speaker: Dr. Dwight N. Hopkins, professor of theology at the University of Chicago. Tickets available by calling 610-444-4357 |
| Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. Check our blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
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Jon Herington is the veteran touring and recording guitarist for Steely Dan, and the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the New York City based JON HERINGTON BAND. Jon's newest solo release (his follow-up to "Like So") is a collection of instantly classic sounding pop-rock songs called "shine (shine shine)."
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $18, Day of Show $20 |
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Francis Dunnery is impossible to pigeon hole. Hailed by Melody Maker Magazine as 'the most interesting man' in Rock and Roll, The Francis Dunnery experience is a complete one off that will have you laughing, crying, thinking and knowing all at the same time. Dunnery's style can be brash and down to earth yet he's capable of singing aching, beautiful music that penetrates the soul. Many have said Dunnery's concerts are life-changing and unlike anything they have experienced before.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $25, Day of Show $28 |
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The Chesco Pops presents "From Basin Street to Broadway: A Tribute to America's Musical Roots." 3:00 pm - Fugett Middle School, West Chester |
| JANUARY 26:
Historic Kennett Square Annual Meeting 6:00 p.m. at the Kennett Flash. All are invited for light refreshments and a short business meeting with HKS updates. |
| JANUARY 28:
Rock at the Garage - Benefit Concert Come out to this great Kennett Rock event featuring Kate Tandy, Keynsham, The Kamehamehaz, Silver State, and Subject to Change. The show will benefit the. Cost is $5 plus a canned food good. Garage Community & Youth Center |
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Chuck Anderson is a concert guitarist, composer, educator, author, and lecturer. He has worked extensively in the concert field as a jazz artist. His original writing differentiates Chuck from most concert jazz guitarists in the field today.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $18, Day of Show $20 |
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The Chesco Pops presents "From Basin Street to Broadway: A Tribute to America's Musical Roots." 3:00 pm - Phoenixville Area High School |
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Jazz Vespers
4-5 pm, Episcopal Church of the Advent in Kennett Square. In support of the newly founded St. James Episcopal School in NE Philadelphia. |
 | Performers compete for cash and a chance to open for a touring band. Don't miss the fun. Doors open at 6:30PM. Battle begins at 7:00PM. Two beverage cover charge.
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FEBRUARY 2012 ........................................................................................
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Jazz Bridge hosted by Barbara Montgomery
PERFORMING: The Alfie Moss and Dexter Koonce Project. Doors open 7PM. Show starts 7:30PM. Tickets $10 at the door. Students $5.
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Better Than Bacon Improv Comedy Troupe
Back by popular demand to Kennett Flash! Better Than Bacon is Chester County's newest improvisational comedy troupe! They make up every single word and perform every single action completely on-the-spot...and it's all driven by YOUR suggestions. Every show is a brand new experience, so find out why this group is Better Than Bacon! Doors open 7PM. Show starts 8:00PM. Advance Tickets $10. At the door $12.
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Take a fiery, intense drummer, mix with uncompromising sax, guitar, bass and vibes musicians, infuse with world music from Brazil, Latin America, Afro-Cuba and India, and allow free-flowing original composition - that's the core essence of Kombu Combo.
Q Factor
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $15, Day of Show $18 |
| FEBRUARY 3:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
| FEBRUARY 4:
The Chesco Pops presents "From Basin Street to Broadway: A Tribute to America's Musical Roots." Oxford Area High School |
 | 6:00 - 8:30PM - Red Clay Room, 423 Dalmatian Street. A simple meal of soup, salad, & bread and an evening of fun to fight hunger in our community. |
| 6 p.m. Spend a Romantic Evening at the Library learning about your relationship with your "significant other" through a trained facilitator and an adaptation of the DiSC method, This program is free, however space is limited, so register early be calling 610-444-2702 or email dmurray@ccls.org |
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Sharon Little is on tour in her support of her latest album, Paper Doll. It is her manifesto that she be judged on what she offers through her music, and not by the outfits she wears or who she's been dating. She delivers this message through songs that effortlessly fuse pop, rock, R&B, and even a taste of electronic music in a direct, emotionally potent style.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
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Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
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Rebekah Jean grew up with a handful of conflicting influences. Roots planted deep in the hills of West Virginia coal country, raised close enough to her father's Cleveland to hear the screams of rock-n-roll. Rebekah's original music effortlessly reveals this juxtaposition, with songwriting that carries on the tradition of honest clarity and heartfelt sincerity both rock-n-roll and early country first presented.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
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Very respected musicians in the Philadelphia tri-state area have banded together to perform a show in tribute to the original Allman Brothers Band and their legendary live concerts at one of the most famous rock music halls of all time, New York's Fillmore East.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
 | FEBRUARY 22:
SCC HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Curator Ellen Endslow will speak about the history of time at Kennet Friends Home - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2012 @ 7 pm.
IT'S ABOUT TIME !! |
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Kevin Sarkissian started playing guitar and writing music in his teenage years. He was heavily influenced by the songs of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and The Beatles. Kevin compares writing a song to taking a picture. Some people use a camera to capture a special moment in their lives, he writes a song. To date he has written over 100 songs - some serious, some humorous - yet always from the heart.
They say as we grow in life, we often acquire traits from those who nurture us along the way. 32 year old singer-song writer Dan Sarkissian embodies this theory, proving one's musical journey can be greatly enhanced when one's upbringing bleeds musical synergy. A veteran to the stage, Sarkissian has been performing for nearly half his life. Born into a real world Partridge family, he combines his folk upbringing with youthful exuberance and a soulful vibe to consume and captivate audiences throughout the tri-state area.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
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Since opening in 2003, the Downingtown School of Rock has produced
some of the finest young musicians in the nation. The school's
house band performs regularly throughout Chester County, presenting a
mixture of classic rock, golden oldies and modern classics. This show
will have something for fans of all music, regardless of whether you
love Black Sabbath or the Beatles, Frank Zappa or the Jackson 5. Come
out today and support the future stars of tomorrow!
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $10, Day of Show $12 |
MARCH 2012 ........................................................................................
| MARCH 2:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
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Mark DeCaro, Marty Cohl, Jeff Zielinski, and Tom McDonald are all experienced musicians with great depth in performing over the years since the late 60's. Their passion for the music of Neil Young is clear as they create a memorable experience as close to going to a Neil concert. They recreate the unique acoustic and electric sound of Neil Young, and incorporate the unique sound of the Pedal Steel Guitar as performed by the late Ben Keith on many of Neil's recordings. They take you from Neil's early work in the 60's through his current releases
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $15, Day of Show $18 |
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Jazz Bridge hosted by Barbara Montgomery
PERFORMING: Kombu Combo Doors open 7PM. Show starts 7:30PM. Tickets $10 at the door. Students $5.
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Better Than Bacon Improv Comedy Troupe
Back by popular demand to Kennett Flash! Better Than Bacon is Chester County's newest improvisational comedy troupe! They make up every single word and perform every single action completely on-the-spot...and it's all driven by YOUR suggestions. Every show is a brand new experience, so find out why this group is Better Than Bacon! Doors open 7PM. Show starts 8:00PM. Advance Tickets $10. At the door $12.
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From his days fronting seminal hardcore trio Heart Attack and infamous glam punks D Generation, then seven years on the road as a solo artist, Malin has cultivated a devout fan base. He has shared stages with everyone from The White Stripes to Counting Crows, The Hold Steady to Lucinda Williams. His songs are filled with messengers and misanthropes, hipsters and hypocrites-and as always, his constant themes of redemption, nightlife, heartbreak, and survival.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $15, Day of Show $18 |
| MARCH 16:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
 | MARCH 17:
St. Patrick's Day Celebration Sponsored by Victory Brewing Co.
Kennett Flash Presents Bogey Phillips
The four members of Bogey Phillips met while working as commercial fishermen on the same expedition on an ocean vessel somewhere in the Mid Atlantic. Together the four lads spent their nights playing music, drinking whiskey, and dreaming about starting their own unique Irish Folk group in America. Their band would play folk standards of Ireland and America, Acoustic Rock Music, and original compositions. One especially dreary morning these dreams became a reality. George, Brad, Archie, and Phil decided to stage a mutiny by jumping ship and sailing on a small lifeboat together to the shores of America. The lifeboat landed in the great city of Philadelphia, and Bogey Phillips together came ashore and brought their music to the people of the city.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
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A singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania, Sarah Aument combines her unique voice, natural style of music and introspective storytelling to fashion a creative style of rock. Often compared to singers like Feist and Cat Power and highly influenced by a spectrum of talents stretching from Wilco to Carole King to Bjork, her sound is best described as Folk Rock with a twist of Indie Pop and Freak Folk.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $10, Day of Show $12 |
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Lucy Kaplansky is world-traveling singer-songwriter who has worked with artists such as Shawn Colvin, Bryan Ferry, and Dar Williams. The New Yorker has called her "a truly gifted performer with a bag full of enchanting songs."
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $20, Day of Show $23 |
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Mad-Sweet Pangs draws their outrageously heady sound from too many genres to even attempt listing, and too many influences to even begin naming. They're often described as genreless or, more accurately, genre-transcending. Their performances are akin to a volcano; with an unpredictable start time, they explode with face-melting, lava-hot ferocity. When the smoke clears, they've laid a new bedrock for human growth and exploration.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $12, Day of Show $15 |
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Over 25 years since breaking through to critical and commercial acclaim with his 1982 self-titled debut and its infectious, era defining pop hit "Someday, Someway," Marshall Crenshaw creates an incredible new chapter in his career with his 429 Records debut Jaggedland. Crenshaw's first studio recording in more than six years is his most musically dynamic and lyrically intimate collection yet.
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $25, Day of Show $28 |
APRIL 2012 ........................................................................................
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Jazz Bridge hosted by Barbara Montgomery
PERFORMING: The Sharon Sable and E. Shawn Qaissaunee Quartet Doors open 7PM. Show starts 7:30PM. Tickets $10 at the door. Students $5.
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Better Than Bacon Improv Comedy Troupe
Back by popular demand to Kennett Flash! Better Than Bacon is Chester County's newest improvisational comedy troupe! They make up every single word and perform every single action completely on-the-spot...and it's all driven by YOUR suggestions. Every show is a brand new experience, so find out why this group is Better Than Bacon! Doors open 7PM. Show starts 8:00PM. Advance Tickets $10. At the door $12.
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| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
| APRIL 6:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| APRIL 20:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
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For this Comet, the rockin' clock just does not stop as Johnny Kay, lead guitarist from Bill Haley & The Comets is back with the new JK Rockets band. "In 1954, I heard Crazy Man Crazy by Bill Haley & The Comets. What is that sound I asked myself? That's when I decided to learn guitar and I'm still rockin' today!"
Doors open at 7:00PM Show starts at 8:00PM. Advance Price $20, Day of Show $23 |
MAY 2012 ........................................................................................
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Jazz Bridge hosted by Barbara Montgomery
PERFORMING: Lynn Riley and World Mix Doors open 7PM. Show starts 7:30PM. Tickets $10 at the door. Students $5.
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Better Than Bacon Improv Comedy Troupe
Back by popular demand to Kennett Flash! Better Than Bacon is Chester County's newest improvisational comedy troupe! They make up every single word and perform every single action completely on-the-spot...and it's all driven by YOUR suggestions. Every show is a brand new experience, so find out why this group is Better Than Bacon! Doors open 7PM. Show starts 8:00PM. Advance Tickets $10. At the door $12.
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| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
 | The outdoor Farmers Market opens in downtown Kennett Square. Stop by for your fresh fruits, vegetables, artisan breads and home-baked goodies. The market is held every Friday from 2-6 p.m. through October. |
 | MAY 6:
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
Celebration of Mexican culture from noon to 5 p.m. Includes authentic Mexican food, music, entertainment and children's activities. |
 | The race begins in the downtown and finishes lakeside in Anson B. Nixon Park. Events for everyone and for all age groups, including a 10K and 5K run and a 1-mile Fun Walk.
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 | Kennett Square's largest parade, the traditional Memorial Day Parade will kick off at 10 a.m. at the parking lot at the corner of Cypress Street and Mill Road. The parade will honor local veterans. Included in the parade are antique military vehicles and convertibles, bag pipers, fife and drums, Civil War and Revolutionary War Re-enactors, color guard groups, high school bands, little league teams and much more.
The parade will march up Cypress Street to Broad Street, to State Street, to Union Street and end in the Union Hill Cemetery with a ceremony for the war veterans.
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JUNE 2012 ........................................................................................
| Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. |
 | Chesapeake Silver Coronet Brass Band. Presented by the Hadley Memorial Fund. Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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JULY 2012 ........................................................................................
| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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| Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. |
| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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AUGUST 2012 ........................................................................................
| Begins at 7 p.m. Light supper will be available.
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| Join the fun in downtown Kennett Square when the Kennett Amateur Theatrical Society (KATS Inc.) presents a murder mystery where visitors will participate to solve the who dunnit. Families are invited to participate. The stroll begins at 6 p.m. |
SEPTEMBER 2012 ........................................................................................
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
 | SEPTEMBER 29:
15th Annual Kennett Brewfest This is a beer tasting extravaganza with live music and good company. Come sample beers from local and regional microbreweries! Along with the great-tasting beer there will be food and live music. Ticket sold online in advance only. Always a sell out. School |
OCTOBER 2012 ........................................................................................
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Kennett Square Farmers Market Fermentation Festival The Fermentation Festival celebrates the changing seasons by highlighting all things fermented. Taste samples of fermented beverages and foods. Learn how to prepare your own fermented foods and other activities at our exciting workshops and demonstrations. The outdoor Farmers Market is held in downtown Kennett Square every Friday, 2 - 6 p.m. Stop by for your fresh fruit, vegetables, artisan breads, and home-baked goods. |
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Live Music by Obsession Duo - Lynne Hamer & Ed Richey. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments. |
 | 9th Annual Halloween Parade. Come on out in your costume for the second downtown parade and trick-or-treating. |
NOVEMBER 2012 ........................................................................................
| NOVEMBER 2:
Kennett Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
| NOVEMBER 16:
Indoor Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
 | NOVEMBER 23:
Holiday Downtown Open House & Parade
Holiday parade and shops will open their doors to visitors and shoppers for this traditional event. Mr. & Mrs. Claus will arrive and light the town Christmas tree |
DECEMBER 2012 ........................................................................................
| DECEMBER 7:
Indoor Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. Check the market blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| First Friday Art Stroll. Arts community open house in downtown Kennett Square from 6 to 9 p.m. Downtown shops stay open late & offer refreshments |
 | $5 per person. Available from noon to 3 p.m.
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| $5 per person. Available from noon to 3 p.m.
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| DECEMBER 21:
Indoor Winter Farmers Market Join us all winter long on the first and third Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. The indoor market will offer the community a place to gather as well as offer farm fresh green house produce, baked goods, cheeses, locally grown and potted plants and flowers, hand blended herbal tea, artisans bread, pasture raised beef and poultry, fresh eggs, dairy products . . . and much more. Check the market blog for what's available this week. Preorders are accepted at ksqfarmersmarket@gmail.com |
| $5 per person. Available from noon to 3 p.m.
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For more information on these and other events call 610-444-8188.
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