Mark your calendar—2025 is packed with street fairs, music festivals, parades, and food fiestas across Philadelphia’s western suburbs. Most are free and family-friendly; several offer ticketed add-ons if you want an upgraded experience. Pick a few favorites below and enjoy the fun!
Downtown Ardmore kicks off the warm-weather season with food trucks, local artisans, kids’ activities, and live music (free street fest 12–4 PM, park concert 4–6 PM).
Website: Ardmorefests.com
King Street transforms into a pedestrian playground: beer garden, food vendors, street performers, and a Beatles-tribute concert in Burke Park.
Website: malvernbusiness.com
Four days of rides, fair food, and live entertainment in Reeves Park, capped by Saturday’s classic Dogwood Parade through town.
Website: phoenixvilledogwoodfestival.org
State Street closes to cars and becomes a mile-long alfresco dining room. 20+ restaurants roll out tables, lights, and live music. Arrive early; it fills fast!
Website: visitmediapa.com
Three stages, 15+ bands, beer gardens, and 75+ food vendors take over downtown Wayne. Always free—just bring lawn chairs and good vibes.
Website: waynemusicfestival.com
Everhart Park hosts a day of live regional bands, artisan booths, and plenty of local eats. Picnic blankets encouraged.
Website: turksheadfestival.com
The family-friendly evening will feature music and entertainment, caricature artists, face painting, kids' amusements (bounce houses, slides), food vendors, local businesses, community organizations, and crafters. The evening will end with an amazing fireworks display starting at 9:30 PM!
Website: Annual Block Party
Road races, canoe/kayak regatta, food fest, kids’ games, and a huge fireworks finale—all to benefit local first responders.
Website: goodneighborday.com
Celebrate the 1958 cult classic The Blob with Friday’s theatre “Run Out,” a free Saturday street fair (70+ vendors, costume contest), and retro sci-fi screenings.
Website: thecolonialtheatre.com
Live concert at 6:30 PM, food trucks, zip line, petting zoo, and fireworks over the park at dusk. Family-friendly and free.
Website: westwhiteland.org
North Wayne Avenue shuts down for vendors, live music, dance troupes, and kids’ activities. Perfect autumn day out.
Website: waynebusiness.com
140+ vendors, multi-stage live music, and a dedicated kids’ zone transform “Everybody’s Hometown” into a giant autumn block party.
Website: mediaborough.com
Victory Beer Garden, artisan market, and live tunes line Green St. & E. Penn Ave. Free entry; pay-as-you-go bites & brews.
Website: downingtownfallfest.com
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