Brush away cold-weather blues and celebrate the arrival of spring the 18th century way!  Our Annual Colonial Mayfair features living history demonstrations where visitors of all ages can learn exciting historic trades and a marketplace where visitors can explore and purchase great colonial inspired items, but that's not all!

Start your day by joining in the dance around the festive Maypole to kick off the celebration.  Laugh until your sides hurt with an 18th century puppet theater, and be sure not to miss the amazing acts of wonder by the colonial magician.  Stop by our tasting tent to try local beer and colonial cider (Ages 21+).  Our tasting tent will also feature Craft soda and 18th century tea, coffee, and chocolate for visitors of all ages!    

PARKING DETAILS
FREE visitor parking is located at Pottstown Memorial Park, 75 West King Street, across from the Pottstown Carousel.  A free shuttle will be available to take guests to Pottsgrove Manor.

Join us for this exciting celebration of Spring!

SUGGESTED DONATION: 

$2 per person.

Bring your friends and family and join us for our festive evening markets! We are keeping the farm and the farmstand open late for shopping and have invited some of our favorite friends to join us at our little green oasis.

This month we will feature a theatrical performance to enjoy while you shop and enjoy local food and drink. Slurpphilly will be slinging fresh ramen, Korean fried chicken, Korean BBQ tacos. Evil Genius Beer Company will be serving their beer made right over on Front Street. We’re highlighting Philly’s talented artisans, craftspeople, and purveyors of handmade goods;Madcrumbs, Thankful Sage Farm School, Melmos Dog Treats, Vessna Scheff, Terra Luna, Brendan’s Rustic Handcrafts.

The farmstand is stocked with organically grown produce from right here in our high tunnels as well as foods from local farms and producers. Browse the garden center and greenhouse and say hi to Milkshake the pig and his friends.

Bring your friends and family and join us for our festive evening markets! We are keeping the farm and the farmstand open late for shopping and have invited some of our favorite friends to join us at our little green oasis.

Women in Horticulture, Join Women in Horticulture for some pro tips on how to get your garden ready for Fall and Winter. Find out what to plant and how to care for it. What to prune, deadhead, cut back and when. Silk & Honey play live. Evil Genius Beer Company will be serving their beer made right over on Front Street, plus Rock N’ Rolls Food Truck.

This month were be highlighting Philly’s talented artisans, craftspeople, and purveyors of handmade goods; Madcrumbs, Thankful Sage Farm School, Melmos Dog Treats, Terra Luna, Cat Horn Accessory, The Darling Bower, Vessna Scheff.

The farmstand is stocked with organically grown produce from right here in our high tunnels as well as foods from local farms and producers. Browse the garden center and greenhouse and say hi to Milkshake the pig and his friends.

Bring your friends and family and join us for our festive evening markets! We are keeping the farm and the farmstand open late for shopping and have invited some of our favorite friends to join us at our little green oasis. Things kick-off at 6pm with Wit López. Pitch, Please, Temple’s University based Queer Advocacy A Capella group headlines at 6:45pm till 7:15pm. Evil Genius Beer Company will be serving their beer made right over on Front Street, and great local eats with Eclectik Domestic – grass-fed beef burgers and more.

This month we’ll be joined by some of Philly’s talented artisans, craftspeople, and purveyors of handmade goods; Madcrumbs, Thankful Sage Farm School, Melmos Dog Treats, Terra Luna, Cat Horn Accessory,  Brendan’s Rustic Handcrafts, Stellar Design, Mello Infusions, Natureful Philadelphia.

The farmstand is stocked with organically grown produce from right here in our high tunnels as well as foods from local farms and producers. Browse the garden center and greenhouse and say hi to Milkshake the pig and his friends.

Join Subaru and Greensgrow Farms for a celebration of local food, music, crafts and farm fun! Whether you are from Philly or from out of town, get off the beaten path and checkout Greensgrow Farms, THE nationally recognized leader in urban farming and quite the little gem. Come see how a former galvanized steel plant became a model for urban agriculture.

Festival visitors will have the chance to enjoy live music, local food and drink, crafts from more than 30 local vendors, visit the farmstand and bring the kids to partake in a variety of children’s activities; run the sack race, bob for apples, or hunt for the best pumpkin in the patch and paint it. Taste samples from or compete in our annual Chili Competition and Apple Pie Competition where the public is asked to submit their best recipes to be crowned champions. Other festival activities include:

• Philadelphia Brewing Company Beer Tent
• Beebeard: 1–2pm
• Live Music
— 11:00–11:30am: Kensington CAPA High School Drumline
— 12:30–1:30pm: Gringo Motel
— 1:30–2:30pm: Chalk and the Beige Americans
• Food trucks; Everything We Eat, Authentik Byrek, Slurp
• Cider pressing
• Adopt-a-Pet
• Subaru Coat Drive

The Subaru Fall Festival at Greensgrow Farms is open to the public and admission is free. The event supports and celebrates Greensgrow’s nonprofit mission to grow a greener and more sustainable Philadelphia.

Join us for the first of our festive evening markets! We are keeping the farm and the farmstand open late for shopping and have invited some of our favorite friends to join us! Philadelphia Brewing Company will be here and Chef Carolynn will be making grilled corn and other summertime treats. We’re having a natural bug balm workshop-more details here. There will be live music from Austin and Augusta and Shima Field. Enjoy beautiful hand made paper crafts from Nicole Donnelly, AKA paperTHINKtank, handmade soaps and other bath & body goodies from Nichole Gerding, Thankful Sage Farm School and Eva Bond prints and graphic arts.

Twilight Markets are the second Thursday of each month through November and are BYOBW (beer and wine). Different music, local food and drink, workshops, music and arts and craft vendors each month.