Celebrate springtime in Princeton with an art extravaganza!

SHOP the region’s most exciting vendors working in ceramics, textiles, printmaking, wood, glass, leather, jewelry, self-care, vintage, and more.

SIP local brews in our pop-up Triumph Brewing Company beer garden with live music by The Prisms.

GET-HANDS ON in our all-ages open studios. Printmaking, Capoeira, painting and drawing, origami, and more await.

It’s a full day of community + creativity, and you’re invited.

Rain date: Sunday, May 5

As a huge phan of Phish, I am SO pumped to be vending at Pink Talking Fish! A hybrid fusion band bringing the energy of three of my favorite bands (Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish), Pink Talking Fish is sure to be an amazing night!

Concerts Under the Stars is a ticketed event - please visit the event website to purchase tickets and to learn more about the event. Here is the lowdown:

About Concerts Under The Stars

• 🅿️ Paid, Guaranteed, On-Site Parking & Limited ADA Parking is available in the Township Building Lot, and Free Parking is available a short walk from the venue at the corner of Ross Rd & Henderson Rd (See below for more details)

• 🍺 Beer Garden with panoramic views of the stage and surrounding park

• 🍺 Local Craft Brews & Cocktails (*No outside alcoholic beverages will be permitted)

• 🍟 Food Trucks

• 🪑 Blankets and chairs are allowed in designated “seated” areas

• 🎟️ All shows in this series are all-ages (21+ to drink)

• 🎫 Attendees 13 and older must purchase a ticket for entry for all ticketed shows

• 🆓 Kids 12 and younger may attend for free and do not require a ticket!

• ♿️ The Upper Merion Township Park is accessible with ramps from the upper parking lot down to the lower concert grounds, as well as ADA bathrooms.

• Doors: 5:45 PM / Show: 7:00 PM

About Pink Talking Fish

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Pink Talking Fish is a Hybrid Tribute Fusion Act that takes the music from three of the world's most beloved bands and creates a special treat for fans of the music.

Pink Floyd, Talking Heads and Phish are all more than just bands... they are Phenomenons. Their creations have artistically inspired people and their mind-blowing live performances have brought people together to form a special sense of community around the love for their favorite band.

Although the music from each act is different, Pink Talking Fish has discovered that fusing the material together creates an amazing story. The epic emotion of Pink Floyd.... The funky, danceable layerings of Talking Heads.... The multitude of styles, unique compositional structures and pure fun of Phish.... to merge these three into one gives music lovers a special experience.

Concerts Under the Stars is a ticketed event - please visit the event website to purchase tickets and to learn more about the event. Here is the lowdown:

About Concerts Under The Stars

• 🅿️ Paid, Guaranteed, On-Site Parking & Limited ADA Parking is available in the Township Building Lot, and Free Parking is available a short walk from the venue at the corner of Ross Rd & Henderson Rd (See below for more details)

• 🍺 Beer Garden with panoramic views of the stage and surrounding park

• 🍺 Local Craft Brews & Cocktails (*No outside alcoholic beverages will be permitted)

• 🍟 Food Trucks

• 🪑 Blankets and chairs are allowed in designated “seated” areas

• 🎟️ All shows in this series are all-ages (21+ to drink)

• 🎫 Attendees 13 and older must purchase a ticket for entry for all ticketed shows

• 🆓 Kids 12 and younger may attend for free and do not require a ticket!

• ♿️ The Upper Merion Township Park is accessible with ramps from the upper parking lot down to the lower concert grounds, as well as ADA bathrooms.

• Doors: 5:45 PM / Show: 7:00 PM

About Christone "Kingfish" Ingram

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Since the release of Kingfish, his Grammy-nominated 2019 Alligator Records debut, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Christone “Kingfish” Ingram has quickly become the defining blues voice of his generation. From his hometown of Clarksdale, Mississippi to stages around the world, the now 22-year-old has already headlined two national tours and performed with friends including Vampire Weekend, Jason Isbell and Buddy Guy (with whom he appeared on Austin City Limits). He was interviewed by Sir Elton John on his Apple Music podcast, Rocket Hour, and recently released a duet with Bootsy Collins. In January 2021, Ingram was simultaneously on the covers of both Guitar World and DownBeat magazines, and graced the cover of Living Blues in late 2020. Rolling Stone declared, “Kingfish is one of the most exciting young guitarists in years, with a sound that encompasses B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix and Prince.”

I’m so excited to return to the Berwyn Farmers Market for their 2024 season! See ya there!

Follow @Berwynfarmersmarket on Instagram for the full vendor line up! The market is located in the Handel’s Ice Cream parking lot (Bronze Plaza).

I’m so very excited to return to Kennett Square for the final spring Clover Market of the season! Join me Sunday June 2 from 10-4 pm in Kennett Square PA for the final Market of the season. This Market will feature 100 carefully curated vendors  with a wide variety of handmade and vintage goods along with food trucks, live music, beer and wine, free kids' crafts, and many additional shopping and dining options in town.

I’m so excited to return to the Berwyn Farmers Market for their 2024 season! See ya there!

Follow @Berwynfarmersmarket on Instagram for the full vendor line up! The market is located in the Handel’s Ice Cream parking lot (Bronze Plaza).

I am excited to participate in the all-new Newtown Square Food & Makers Market! In addition to favorite past vendors, the market will have even more prepared foods, and hand-crafted goods, and extended hours for your convenience. Gather in the Circle is excited to bring this vibrant market to the community, and can’t wait to see you there!

Craft & Mercantile is a curated night market celebrating local makers & artisans alongside live music + food & drink. Located in the heart of Chester County, our night markets bring local artists and the community together in a unique way (often described as magical). A good time is guaranteed to be had by all with a curated evening of local artisans, food, and entertainment under the stars & twinkle lights.

FRIDAY, JUNE 21st @ 5PM-8:30PM
River Station
200 River Station Blvd Suite 2
Downingtown, PA 19335

LIVE MUSIC: John Bickel Trio
FOOD: Chef & Company, Suburban, Rosie’s Kettle Corn
DRINK: East Branch Brewing beer, Dressler Estate cider
KIDS ACTIVITY: to be announced (FREE ages 12 & under)
MAKERS MARKET: 30+ local artisans

For helpful parking info and full vendor lineup, please visit here.

Spend a summer day—or the whole weekend—exploring Winterthur while shopping for artisan-made crafts and gifts.

Some of the region’s most talented craftspeople will present their outstanding wares, including antiques and collectibles, furniture and home décor, upcycled items and architectural salvage, high-quality handmade crafts, vintage clothing and jewelry, artisanal and small-batch gourmet goods, original art in a variety of media, garden items, and much more!

Artisan Market reflects the mission of Winterthur by showcasing local artisans through a variety of handmade crafts relating to art, textiles, ceramics, glass, woodworking, antiques, and gardening. Each of these categories connects to Winterthur’s past, and we invite you to share a bit of your own history with us during this special weekend.

Spend a summer day—or the whole weekend—exploring Winterthur while shopping for artisan-made crafts and gifts.

Some of the region’s most talented craftspeople will present their outstanding wares, including antiques and collectibles, furniture and home décor, upcycled items and architectural salvage, high-quality handmade crafts, vintage clothing and jewelry, artisanal and small-batch gourmet goods, original art in a variety of media, garden items, and much more!

Artisan Market reflects the mission of Winterthur by showcasing local artisans through a variety of handmade crafts relating to art, textiles, ceramics, glass, woodworking, antiques, and gardening. Each of these categories connects to Winterthur’s past, and we invite you to share a bit of your own history with us during this special weekend.

Spend a summer day—or the whole weekend—exploring Winterthur while shopping for artisan-made crafts and gifts.

Some of the region’s most talented craftspeople will present their outstanding wares, including antiques and collectibles, furniture and home décor, upcycled items and architectural salvage, high-quality handmade crafts, vintage clothing and jewelry, artisanal and small-batch gourmet goods, original art in a variety of media, garden items, and much more!

Artisan Market reflects the mission of Winterthur by showcasing local artisans through a variety of handmade crafts relating to art, textiles, ceramics, glass, woodworking, antiques, and gardening. Each of these categories connects to Winterthur’s past, and we invite you to share a bit of your own history with us during this special weekend.

I’m so excited to return to the Berwyn Farmers Market for their 2024 season! See ya there!

Follow @Berwynfarmersmarket on Instagram for the full vendor line up! The market is located in the Handel’s Ice Cream parking lot (Bronze Plaza).

I’m so excited to return to the Berwyn Farmers Market for their 2024 season! See ya there!

Follow @Berwynfarmersmarket on Instagram for the full vendor line up! The market is located in the Handel’s Ice Cream parking lot (Bronze Plaza).

I’ll be wrapping up the Concerts Under the Stars series with the final show of the season, The Old 97’s!

Concerts Under the Stars is a ticketed event - please visit the event website to purchase tickets and to learn more about the event. Here is the lowdown:

About Concerts Under The Stars

• 🅿️ Paid, Guaranteed, On-Site Parking & Limited ADA Parking is available in the Township Building Lot, and Free Parking is available a short walk from the venue at the corner of Ross Rd & Henderson Rd (See below for more details)

• 🍺 Beer Garden with panoramic views of the stage and surrounding park

• 🍺 Local Craft Brews & Cocktails (*No outside alcoholic beverages will be permitted)

• 🍟 Food Trucks

• 🪑 Blankets and chairs are allowed in designated “seated” areas

• 🎟️ All shows in this series are all-ages (21+ to drink)

• 🎫 Attendees 13 and older must purchase a ticket for entry for all ticketed shows

• 🆓 Kids 12 and younger may attend for free and do not require a ticket!

• ♿️ The Upper Merion Township Park is accessible with ramps from the upper parking lot down to the lower concert grounds, as well as ADA bathrooms.

• Doors: 5 PM / Show: 6 PM

About Old 97's 

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Formed in Dallas, Texas, Old 97’s first emerged in the early ’90s with an adrenaline pumping blend of rock and roll swagger, punk snarl, and old-school twang that quickly brought them into the national spotlight. Conventional wisdom places the band at the forefront of a musical movement that would come to be known as “alternative country,” but, as the New York Times so succinctly put it, their sound always “leaned more toward the Clash than the Carter Family.” Fueled by breakneck tempos, distorted guitars, and wry storytelling, the foursome built a reputation for high-energy albums and even higher energy shows, earning themselves performances everywhere from Conan and Letterman to Bonnaroo and Lollaplooza alongside countless rave reviews. NPR lauded the group as a “pioneering force,” while Rolling Stone hailed their music’s “whiskey-wrecked nihilism and slow-burn heartbreak,” and The New Yorker praised their songwriting as “blistered, blasted, and brilliant.” On top of his prodigious output with Old 97’s, Miller simultaneously established himself as a prolific solo artist, as well, releasing eight studio albums under his own name that garnered similarly wide-ranging acclaim and landed in a slew of prominent film and television soundtracks. A gifted writer beyond his music, Miller also contributed essays and short stories to The Atlantic, Salon, McSweeney’s, and Sports Illustrated among others, and in 2019, he released his debut book, a collection of poetry for children, via Little, Brown and Company.

While part of Old 97’s charm has always been the air of playful invulnerability they exude onstage every night, reality began catching up with the band in 2017. The night before a television appearance in support of the group’s most recent album, ‘Graveyard Whistling,’ Peeples collapsed in a hotel parking lot, falling backwards and cracking his skull on a concrete abutment. He spent weeks in the ICU and was forced to miss the first leg of tour. Bethea, meanwhile, began to notice a loss of feeling in the fingers of his right hand. As his condition continued to deteriorate on the road, the numbness spread to his leg, and he was eventually forced to undergo spinal surgery in order to regain full motor control. Miller, for his part, found himself at more of an existential crossroads, questioning attitudes and behaviors he’d long taken for granted. Yes, he was a rock and roll star (whatever that means nowadays), but he was also a father and a husband, and he decided it was long since time to get sober.

“Back when we were in our 20’s, we put ourselves through these terrible trials because we thought we could survive anything,” says Miller. “But over the last few years, it started becoming clear that we’re human.”

Rather than slow things down, the band decided to embrace their mortality as all the more reason to seize the day. Life is short—a lesson that was hammered home on the group’s first day of recording in Nashville, when a series of deadly tornadoes ripped through town—and ‘Twelfth’ is the sound of Old 97’s recommitting themselves to making the most of every moment they’ve got left. Addictive opener “The Dropouts” sets the stage, taking stock of the band’s journey from its very first days, when they cut their teeth playing the bars of Deep Ellum in exchange for pitchers of beer and pizza. Like much of the record to come, it’s a nostalgic look back on simpler times, but it smartly avoids looking at the past through rose-colored glasses, instead recognizing that change is neither inherently good nor bad, only inevitable.