Glenside UCC

Put your knowledge to the test for a great cause at this high-energy fundraiser featuring prizes, music, and raffles. This BYOB event encourages guests to bring their own food and table decorations, with light refreshments also provided. Tickets are available for $20 per person or $140 for a full table of eight. 215-887-1819

Local Event: Trivia Night Fundraiser

Montgomery County

Glenside

Pennsylvania

Trivia Night Fundraiser

Put your knowledge to the test for a great cause at this high-energy fundraiser featuring prizes, music, and raffles. This BYOB...

Liz Cosline

Montgomery

Dino Ciliberti

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Abington

Upper Dublin

Philadelphia

Philadelphia County

Chestnut Hill-Mt. Airy

Justin Heinze

Upper Moreland-Willow Grove

Lower Moreland

Roxborough-Manayunk

Plymouth-Whitemarsh

Hatboro-Horsham

Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain

Narberth-Bala Cynwyd

Upper Moreland Public Library

Second Tuesday of every month, head to Upper Moreland Public Library for shredding from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM - A fee is charged for the shredding. 
Inclement winter weather may impact this event.
Get TITAN Mobile Shredding’s NAID AAA Certified Document Destruction without setting up an appointment and no minimum service charge! For only $20.00 PER BOX (the first and second boxes are $20.00 each; $10.00 for each additional box) you can get your confidential information securely destroyed while you watch at the following locations, rain or shine. <a href="https://www.titanshredding.com/monthly-shredding-events/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.titanshredding.com/monthly-shredding-events/</a>
If paying with cash, exact change and small bills are most appreciated.
Please call 215-766-3480 with any questions.

Local Event: Second Tuesday - Community Shredding at Upper Moreland Public Lib

Second Tuesday - Community Shredding at Upper...

Second Tuesday of every month, head to Upper Moreland Public Library  for shredding from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM - A fee is charged...

Second Tuesday - Community Shredding at Upper Moreland Public Lib

First United Methodist Church of Germantown FUMCOG

“It is a strange form of anger, difficult to cure, when two friends turn upon each other in hatred” Facing exile, mourning the loss of her love, feeling used and discarded, Medea’s sadness turns to unmitigated rage. Surrounded by neighbors and faithful servants, she tries to work through her grief and plan a way to move on without Jason. But in this ancient cautionary tale we see how love can turn to hate, and how hate can consume even those thought to be favored by the Gods. How far will a spurned woman go just to assert her power and freedom? In this modern staging, with movement, and visual imagery, come witness the epic tragedy of Medea.
<ul><li>Friday and Saturday, November 13-14 @ 8pm&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Sunday, November 15 @ 3pm</li><li>Friday and Saturday, November 20-21 @ 8pm</li><li>Sunday, November 22 @ 3pm.</li></ul>

Ticket Information: GA Tickets: $20&nbsp; &nbsp;Students/Industry: $15


Tickets available at <a href="https://www.groupthedrama.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.groupthedrama.com</a>&nbsp; Contact: groupthedrama@gmail.com



Directed by Mariangela Saavedra
Starring: Britt Fauzer as Medea
With: Jayson Ricardo, Daniel Romano, Emanuel Singletary, Toto Dobbs, Mikel Wright, Francine Odri,&nbsp;Janet Wasser, Jackie Marino-Thomas, Megan Edelman, Madeline Muller, Anna Fiscarelli-Mintz, Sofia Anastasia

Local Event: MEDEA a Greek Tragedy by Euripides 

MEDEA a Greek Tragedy by Euripides 

“It is a strange form of anger, difficult to cure, when two friends turn upon each other in hatred” Facing exile, mourning the...

Grundy Museum

Grundy Museum Presents Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels &amp; TraditionsOur exquisite Victorian Holiday House returns! This year, discover Travels &amp; Traditions, a festive celebration of holiday customs from around the world, inspired by the Grundy Family’s travels! Each room features festive displays from the United States, England, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, and more!
Delight in the Victorian splendor of the Grundy Mansion, beautifully decorated for the season with magnificent Christmas trees. Each room offers a glimpse into the unique holiday traditions, decorations, and customs of different countries and regions, bringing the spirit of Christmas and celebrations from around the world into this historic home in Bristol Borough in Pennsylvania.
Each Christmas tree is lovingly decorated by the Museum’s staff, volunteers, and designer Jimmy Bason Gilpatrick, along with his team from Bird of Paradise Flowers on Mill Street. Their creativity and artistry help transform the Grundy Museum into a spectacular holiday destination filled with timeless holiday season charm and festive wonder.
Victorian Holiday House is a beloved annual tradition and a wonderful way to welcome the holiday season with family and friends!
Join us for <a href="https://app.dvforms.net/api/dv/q028ee" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Opening Night</a> on Friday, November 20, 2026, at 6pm, for a special evening celebrating the magic of the season. Enjoy holiday music, performed by harpist Danielle Lehr Schagrin, and light refreshments in the garden on the Museum’s South Lawn. Book your $50 Opening Night tickets today and be the first to experience the beauty of Victorian Holiday House: Travels &amp; Traditions!
Docent-led Tours are November 21 to December 22, 2026, for just $5! On December 4, 11 and 18, pianist David Dzubinski will play traditional holiday music on our upright Steinway piano. Click <a href="https://app.dvforms.net/api/dv/6vz5jw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a> for the detailed schedule. All proceeds from Victorian Holiday House support the Grundy Museum’s education programs for all ages.
Parking: Free parking is available at 705 Radcliffe Street (Grundy Library Parking lot at the corner of Dorrance Street and Radcliffe Street).
Restrooms are available.

Local Event: Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & Traditions

Bucks County

Bristol

Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & Traditions

Grundy Museum Presents Victorian Holiday House 2026: Travels & TraditionsOur exquisite Victorian Holiday House returns! This...

The Baldwin School The Simpson Center For Performing Arts  701 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

<h3>1-man play honors Holocaust survivor and Kentucky legal aid founder</h3>
BRYN MAWR - Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania (LASP) invites the community to celebrate its 25th anniversary on Friday, Nov. 20, 2026. The evening connects one attorney’s lifelong pursuit of justice with the role that each person can play in advancing access to justice.
LASP is proud to present the regional premiere of “<a href="https://www.lasp.org/25years" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Stumbling Stones: The John Rosenberg Story</a>,” written and performed by Jeff Sherr.
The event will be held at The Baldwin School, Simpson Center for Performing Arts, 701 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010. Doors open Nov. 20 at 6:15 p.m. for the reception. Welcome and remarks are at 7:15 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at <a href="https://www.lasp.org/25years," rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">lasp.org/25years</a>. Patron tickets are $125. Individual tickets are $75, or $50 for a nonprofit professional, student, educator or judge. 
The acclaimed one-man performance tells the story of a Holocaust survivor, a litigator in the U.S. Dept. of Justice in the 1960s, and the founder of rural legal aid serving the Appalachian coal fields of Eastern Kentucky.
Following the performance, John Rosenberg, now age 95, and his wife, Jean, plan to participate in a live discussion and audience Q&amp;A, offering attendees the opportunity to hear directly from two people whose lives have been intertwined with decades of human rights, legal aid, and community advocacy.
The program celebrates LASP’s quarter-century of advocacy and service in Bucks, Chester, Delaware &amp; Montgomery counties.
LASP formed in 2001 and was built upon the foundation of longstanding legal aid programs in each county. The story at the center of the evening reaches back much further, across generations and some of the defining struggles for justice in American history.
John Rosenberg fled Nazi Germany as a child and later became a civil rights attorney, legal aid pioneer, community advocate, and champion for justice. His path took him to Mississippi during the Civil Rights Movement, where he helped defend voting rights, and later to the Appalachian coal fields, where he worked alongside families seeking to protect their homes, land and dignity.
“Stumbling Stones” brings that history to the stage through an 80-minute play tracing Rosenberg’s life from the rise of antisemitism in Europe through the Civil Rights era and the struggle for economic justice in Appalachia.
Rosenberg’s career demonstrates how lawyers can use their training not only to represent individual clients but also to help build institutions, strengthen communities, and expand meaningful access to the legal system.
Jean Rosenberg’s role is also central to the story.
Her work with families, education, health care, and community-building broadens the evening’s examination of justice, underscoring that lasting change takes place in neighborhoods, schools and homes, as well as in courtrooms.
For 25 years, LASP has worked to expand access to justice for those who cannot afford an attorney. Civil legal aid levels the playing field in courtrooms and increases fairness in the complex justice system.
LASP’s celebration looks both backward and forward, recognizing the people who helped establish and strengthen the legal aid movement while asking a new generation to join in continuing this work.
Proceeds will benefit Legal Aid of Southeastern PA and <a href="https://www.ardfky.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">AppalReD Legal Aid</a>, the organization founded by John Rosenberg.
Legal Aid of Southeastern PA Executive Director Shawn Boehringer, in announcing the event to LASP managing attorneys, noted, “John and Jean will be coming from Lexington, Kentucky. John, at age 95, is a walking history of legal aid in the United States. In the last month, John received the <a href="https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/2026/08/john-m-rosenberg-honored-with-aba-medal/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ABA Medal from the American Bar Association</a>, which is the highest award the ABA gives to a lawyer. I was incredibly fortunate to work with John, who gave me my first job as a lawyer in 1993.”

Local Event: 'Stumbling Stones: the John Rosenberg Story' | Legal Aid of Southeastern PA 25th Anniversary

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