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Activities in Swarthmore, Wallingford & Media this weekend- August 10th-12th, 2012!

Staying in town this weekend?  Here are some activities to enjoy!

Please be sure to check out this week’s issue of The Swarthmorean newspaper for more activities as well as a particularly compelling compilation of articles and letters!

Friday:

Rose Tree Park Summer Festival presents Ron E. Kayfield & Co.!  Bring blankets and chairs to Rose Tree Park for the FREE performance!  www.co.delaware.pa.us/summer for more info!

The Ray Cooney (with John Chapman) farce “Not Now, Darling” continues its run at Hedgrow Theatre!  610.565.4211 or www.hedgerowtheatre.org for more info!

Saturday:

Farmers Market in Swarthmore!  Fresh food and good company – 9:30am-1:30pm in the municipal lot!

Hedgerow Theatre’s last performance of  “Snow White & the Little People” at 11am.  Adult tickets $11, kids $9.  Visit www.hedgerowtheatre.org for more info!

Rose Tree Park Summer Festival presents Real Diamond!  Bring blankets and chairs to Rose Tree Park for the FREE performance!  www.co.delaware.pa.us/summer for more info!

Sunday:

The U.S. Army Field Band & Soldiers’ Chorus performs at Rose Tree Park Summer Festival!  Bring blankets and chairs to Rose Tree Park for the FREE performance!  www.co.delaware.pa.us/summer for more info!

Veggie Produce Drop-off from 12-2pm every Sunday in August at the Swarthmore Community Garden parking lot (corner of Harvard & Yale).  Don’t let your crop go to waste!  Bring your extra garden veggies for donation to Chester Eastside Ministries!

 

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Weekend Activities in town July 7th-9th!

First Friday is tonight, July 6th!  Events are from 5-8pm at the Dew Drop Inn, Aria Mediterranean Cuisine, Hobbs Coffee, Renato Pizza, Occaisionally Yours, the Co-op, the Borough Hall and the Healing Center!  Enjoy great art, great food, and the company of a great community with outdoor dining and live music too!  Check out this article on the topic, where I found a great photo featured to the right: http://daily.swarthmore.edu/2009/09/07/first-fridays/

Media Children’s Theatre is performing an hour-long musical version of Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book” Saturdays at 11am through July 28th for ages 4 and up.  Visit mediatheatre.org for more info!

Hedgerow Theatre presents “Now, Now, Darling” – a farce by Ray Cooney with John Chapman.  Visit www.hedgerowtheatre.org for tickets and information!

Next Friday Swarthmore College is hosting a blood drive at Upper Tarble in Clothier (bell tower building) on campus.  To schedule online: http://www.redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code 0223806.

More activities can be found in this week’s The Swarthmorean newspaper as well as a great article encouraging us all to switch to green energy in order to up our EPA Community Challenge ranking – currently we are #4 in the nation!  You can go to the “Green Tips” tab at http://www.afewsteps.org and then select “Make a Green Choice for Your Electricity Provider” if you would like to do your part!

My favorite piece in The Swarthmorean this week, however, was a poem “On Leaving Swarthmore” by J. Barrie Shepherd, a twenty nine year Wallingford-Swarthmore resident.

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