Top 3 Fun Things To Do In And Around Ardmore
Written by Bronwyn Kelley
Located in south eastern Pennsylvania, Ardmore is a beautiful suburban community on the Mainline. Close to Philadelphia Ardmore is incredibly popular among working young professionals and young families. While Ardmore is conveniently close to Philadelphia, the community still has plenty of recreational activities and cultural vistas that bring their own Ardmore charm to all that visit.
Ardmore Music Hall
Hosting musical talent like Phish, Dave Matthews Band, The Ramones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hootie & the Blowfish, Blues Traveler, The Hooters and The Pretenders, The Ardmore Music Hall has been serving the Ardmore community for over 40 years. With a state-of-the-art sound system, wide open dance floor, balcony seating, 4 bars, extensive wine and cocktail options, along with a full food menu, Ardmore Music Hall is a great option for aspiring artists, music fans, and young adults looking to cut back and enjoy a drink and great music.
Looking for a fun way to wait out the pandemic? Ardmore Music Hall has begun hosting online zoom parties with musical guest stars to help bring the great sounds of AMH into the homes of people inside, and outside, of Ardmore.
Suburban Square
One of America’s original outdoor shopping centers, Suburban square is also noteworthy as the first American shopping center to host a department store when in 1930 Strawbridge & Clothier opened in the plaza.
Alongside numerous local shops, cafes, and restaurants, the center also features a large farmers market featuring fresh farm to table produce and homemade wares for sale. After browsing through the farmer’s market, be sure to
check out the various outdoor sitting areas to enjoy a family picnic!
Valley Forge National Historical Park
The Continental Army’s site of the 1777-78 winter encampment, Valley Forge National Historical Park is truly a proud site for all peoples in Pennsylvania. State residents and tourists can enjoy 3,500 acres of monuments, meadows, and woodlands that commemorate the honor and sacrifices of those in the Revolutionary War. Alongside regular historical tours, the park also offers a nearly 30 mile hiking trail, ranger guided nature walks and activities, interactive historical storytelling experiences, and dozens of events geared specifically to entertain and educate children on the importance of nature and American history.
Valley Forge National Historical Park strongly encourages visitors interested in private or trolley guided tours to check their website for information about reservations and tour dates.
