Name: Conshohocken Winter Market
Start: 2026-12-04T17:00:00-05:00

The 2026 Conshohocken Winter Market, presented by Cencora, will be held on December 4-6 and December 11-13 in the Plaza at SORA West, adjacent to Hotel West &amp; Main and the corporate headquarters of Cencora in downtown Conshohocken.
The market features 25 vendors each weekend, live holiday music, character appearances, seasonal cocktails, and more from Hotel West &amp; Main’s 1874 Social. The market takes place inside a 50′ x 90′ heated tent. There is free, abundant parking in the hotel's garage. For GPS purposes, use 36 West Elm Street, Conshohocken.

Local Event: Conshohocken Winter Market

Montgomery County

Justin Heinze

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Plymouth-Whitemarsh

Pennsylvania

Conshohocken Winter Market

The 2026 Conshohocken Winter Market, presented by Cencora, will be held on December 4-6 and December 11-13 in the Plaza at SORA...

William Jeanes Memorial Library and Nicholas and Athena Karabots Center for Learning

Crazy 8s is recreational, social, and designed to show kids in grades 1-2 that math is all around them. It offers unique, high-energy math activities that appeal to kids of all math abilities.&nbsp;It is not a tutoring program, but it gets kids ready and excited to learn in the classroom.
Let’s face it, most kids don’t like to practice their math facts. Kids will toss a numbered beach ball at each other and hardly notice they are practicing math. Like sneaking broccoli into the hot fudge sundae, just without the broccoli (or the ice cream).
Why are kids happier if they know their math facts cold? Because as they learn more advanced skills, they can focus on the cool problems they can solve, instead of stopping to wonder what 5 + 6 is. Math never needs to be a grind. Give kids their math wings!
Registration is required each month.

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Crazy 8's Math Club - Beach Ball Party

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Registered therapy dogs and their volunteer owners visit the Library to spend time one-on-one with participants.&nbsp;Space is limited and registration is required!
School-age children can practice reading with one of the dogs, if they wish. Why read to dogs? Most children have a natural affinity for and bond with dogs, and because dogs are non-judgmental, children are less self-conscious while reading aloud to them. Children can improve their reading skills in a fun and relaxed atmosphere, while enhancing self-esteem, motivating speech, and building confidence. Reading to a therapy dog can decrease stress and anxiety in general, and specifically while reading aloud in front of other human listeners! If children associate reading with struggle, worry, or embarrassment, this is a chance to create new and pleasant associations with reading instead!
For anyone of any age who wants to spend time with a dog without reading, that’s fine too! Time spent with the dog can simply be to get comfortable and less fearful around a dog in a safe environment, or to just to ease the stress of life by petting a loving companion.
Registration will be available on this page beginning one week in advance.

Local Event: Paws and Read

Paws and Read

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With schools focusing more and more on teaching essay-writing and analysis, children may be missing out on exploring the joy of creative writing.
Dive into the wonderful world of writing! In this monthly program for grades 3-5, different elements of writing will be explored through a variety of exercises and activities. Participants will create unique characters, learn how to tell original stories, and delve into creative writing techniques. This workshop is perfect for both new and experienced young writers!
Registration is required.

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In the first fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, Americans struggled to create a new national identity and establish international credibility—and fashion played a key role in this effort. DAR Museum will take you through the Fashion of Independence.

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The William Jeanes Library’s Youth Advisory Board is a group of teens in grades 6-12 who create, plan, and host events at the library. They also participate in community service projects and help advise the library on a number of teen-related topics. Each month they have anywhere from 1-3 events, including, teen, children, and family programs.
No invitation is required to become a member of the YAB, just drop in and see what it’s all about!
Monthly meetings are held on the first Friday of the month (unless it falls on a holiday).
Volunteer application form can be found&nbsp;<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScV-AAqePVOxD80gI3KnHvQaS2eD4pquuVqNhiwBo2UK-Sc7A/viewform?usp=sf_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>.
If you’d like more information, you may contact Eileen Denton, Youth Services Librarian, at edenton@mclinc.org or 610-282-0441 ext. 112.

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Plymouth Friends (Quaker) Meeting

Relax, meet Journeywork supporters and volunteers, trade seeds you saved, bring gardening books you want to rave about, get book recommendations from others, and share your plant joys and questions.
We will also have some gentle crafting. Glue felt shapes into flowers and butterflies! Paint rocks! Carve linoleum stamps and print some stickers!
We will have a little slide show to celebrate our plants in the ground this year and everyone who made those plantings possible.
Our popular garden signs will be available for holiday gift-buying.
This event is free and kid-friendly (Of course, donations are always welcome.) We hope you can join us!

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Come Play With Me is based on research about the connections in the brain that need to be made at this very early age. This series of 5 workshops emphasizes and supports learning through play; the role of the parent as a child’s first teacher; facilitates early intervention; and teaches strategies that promote healthy child development and literacy. We offer these workshops periodically as a part of our role as a Family Place Library.
<a href="https://www.familyplacelibraries.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Family Place Libraries™</a> is a nationwide network of hundreds of libraries that embrace the fact that literacy begins at birth and that libraries can help build healthy communities by nourishing healthy families. A proven change agent, Family Place libraries transform into community centers for early literacy and learning, caregiver education and engagement, family support, and community connectivity, helping to ensure all children enter school ready and able to learn.
During our Family Place workshops, which we call Come Play With Me, children ages 1- through 3-years and their parents/caregivers play together, meet other parents and caregivers, become familiar with the librarian and library resources, and meet local health and human service professionals. It’s an opportunity to learn more about and bond with children in an informal, interactive setting. The Community Room will be set up with toys and activities including blocks, puzzles, gross motor toys, books, manipulatives, transportation toys, dramatic play, music, and an art or exploration activity. Local family service professionals will be available at several workshops, along with a variety of books and other resources.
Registration is required. Please consider opting in to receive a text reminder about Come Play With Me! You will receive ONE text reminder, and your number will not be given to or used by anyone else for any other purpose at any time.

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