Soak up Some Sunshine with These Main Line Summer Events

School’s out, the temperature is up, and the official starting date of summer is just around the corner. With more people out and about around the community and the city, the events calendar is packed full of things to do!

Around the Main Line, summertime is known for concerts, art festivals, food festivals, and highly anticipated annual celebrations. Take a look at the can’t-miss Main Line events this summer, and mark a few down on you calendar!

Wayne Music Festival

A man on a stage playing guitar.

When: Saturday, June 8th

Where: North Wayne and West Avenues

What: The Wayne Music Festival brings in more than 10,000 attendees each year to listen to live music, browse local vendors, and ring in summertime in Wayne. This year, the headliners include The Wailers, Marah, and Mutlu, and there will be over 75 vendors and local restaurants on-site. Additionally, this year’s festival will be raising money through the Music is Love Foundation for pediatric medical causes.

19th State Street Blues Stroll

A man playing the trumpet.

When: June 15th, 6pm – 1:15am

Where: State Street, Media

What: Part of the America’s Music Festival series, the State Street Blues Stroll’s theme this year is “The Women of the Blues,” with special guest and headliner Marcia Ball. The event has a smattering of venues along State Street, and a single ticket purchase gets you admittance to all of them! A portion of the proceeds from the event go towards the Blues Foundation and Media Police Foundation.

Manayunk Arts Festival

A woman and a girl at a festival.

When: June 22nd – 23rd

Where: Main Street, Manayunk

What: The Manayunk Arts Festival is one of the biggest outdoor festival in the region, bringing in over 200,000 guests for the two-day celebration. Entry into the festival is totally free, so you can stroll along the street browsing the hundreds of booths from local and national artists, food and drink, and live music.

Wawa Welcome America

People watching fireworks over a body of water.

When: June 29th – July 4th

Where: Various locations

What: If you can only make it out to one event this summer, the Wawa Welcome America is going to be one of the biggest and best. A celebration of America’s birthday in America’s birthplace, the multi-day festival is full of fireworks, free concerts, special community events, free museum days, free outdoor movie parties, and more!

This year, big names in the music industry like Jennifer Hudson and Meghan Trainor will be performing at the Wawa Welcome America July 4th Concert—the highlight of the festival.

Harriton’s Beekeeping & Honey Festival

People in beesuits looking at a beehive.

When: July 20th, 11am – 1pm

Where: Harriton House, Bryn Mawr

What: Fancy yourself an amateur apiarist? Harriton’s Beekeeping & Honey Festival brings people in from all over the Main Line area to try their hand at apiculture! Put on a beesuit, pay a visit to the hives, and try your hand at extracting some fresh honey. The event is totally free, but be sure to make reservations beforehand.

XpoNential Music Festival

The lights at a music festival.

When: July 26th – 28th

Where: Camden Riverfront

What: The XpoNential Music Festival is just across the Deleware River in Camden, but is sponsored by WXPN, Philadelphia’s public radio station. The festival is bringing in major headliners like Hozier, Elvis Costello, Blondie, and the Indigo Girls, and also includes family-friendly activities and food and craft vendors.

Find Your Home in the Main Line

These are just the highlights of summer around the Main Line—there are plenty of other events happening in each community! Be sure to check out your local events calendar so you don’t miss out.

Are you looking to buy a home in one of the unique Main Line communities? I’m here to help. Browse my buying resources, take a look at a few in-depth area guides, and give me a call to get started.

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Soak up Some Sunshine with These Main Line Summer Events

School’s out, the temperature is up, and the official starting date of summer is just around the corner. With more people out and about around the community and the city, the events calendar is packed full of things to do!

Around the Main Line, summertime is known for concerts, art festivals, food festivals, and highly anticipated annual celebrations. Take a look at the can’t-miss Main Line events this summer, and mark a few down on you calendar!

Wayne Music Festival

A man on a stage playing guitar.

When: Saturday, June 8th

Where: North Wayne and West Avenues

What: The Wayne Music Festival brings in more than 10,000 attendees each year to listen to live music, browse local vendors, and ring in summertime in Wayne. This year, the headliners include The Wailers, Marah, and Mutlu, and there will be over 75 vendors and local restaurants on-site. Additionally, this year’s festival will be raising money through the Music is Love Foundation for pediatric medical causes.

19th State Street Blues Stroll

A man playing the trumpet.

When: June 15th, 6pm – 1:15am

Where: State Street, Media

What: Part of the America’s Music Festival series, the State Street Blues Stroll’s theme this year is “The Women of the Blues,” with special guest and headliner Marcia Ball. The event has a smattering of venues along State Street, and a single ticket purchase gets you admittance to all of them! A portion of the proceeds from the event go towards the Blues Foundation and Media Police Foundation.

Manayunk Arts Festival

A woman and a girl at a festival.

When: June 22nd – 23rd

Where: Main Street, Manayunk

What: The Manayunk Arts Festival is one of the biggest outdoor festival in the region, bringing in over 200,000 guests for the two-day celebration. Entry into the festival is totally free, so you can stroll along the street browsing the hundreds of booths from local and national artists, food and drink, and live music.

Wawa Welcome America

People watching fireworks over a body of water.

When: June 29th – July 4th

Where: Various locations

What: If you can only make it out to one event this summer, the Wawa Welcome America is going to be one of the biggest and best. A celebration of America’s birthday in America’s birthplace, the multi-day festival is full of fireworks, free concerts, special community events, free museum days, free outdoor movie parties, and more!

This year, big names in the music industry like Jennifer Hudson and Meghan Trainor will be performing at the Wawa Welcome America July 4th Concert—the highlight of the festival.

Harriton’s Beekeeping & Honey Festival

People in beesuits looking at a beehive.

When: July 20th, 11am – 1pm

Where: Harriton House, Bryn Mawr

What: Fancy yourself an amateur apiarist? Harriton’s Beekeeping & Honey Festival brings people in from all over the Main Line area to try their hand at apiculture! Put on a beesuit, pay a visit to the hives, and try your hand at extracting some fresh honey. The event is totally free, but be sure to make reservations beforehand.

XpoNential Music Festival

The lights at a music festival.

When: July 26th – 28th

Where: Camden Riverfront

What: The XpoNential Music Festival is just across the Deleware River in Camden, but is sponsored by WXPN, Philadelphia’s public radio station. The festival is bringing in major headliners like Hozier, Elvis Costello, Blondie, and the Indigo Girls, and also includes family-friendly activities and food and craft vendors.

Find Your Home in the Main Line

These are just the highlights of summer around the Main Line—there are plenty of other events happening in each community! Be sure to check out your local events calendar so you don’t miss out.

Are you looking to buy a home in one of the unique Main Line communities? I’m here to help. Browse my buying resources, take a look at a few in-depth area guides, and give me a call to get started.

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