Check out our calendar for more events throughout February.
Editor’s Pick
Feb. 1
Founders Philly Freeze-Out
Manayunk
Head to the ’Yunk for this offbeat winter celebration featuring over 25 ice sculptures and live carving demos, an artisan market, fun photo-ops, and plenty of food and (adult) beverage specials. Be sure to grab a ticket for the Chowder Crawl, where you can taste hearty soups from 11 local eateries.
Feb. 1
Lion Dance on State Street
Media
The Lunar New Year kicks off the Year of the Snake—and Media celebrates with a cultural lion dance performance on the borough’s main street at 2 p.m.
Feb. 6, 13, 20 & 27
Ladies’ Night at Daniel’s Restaurant + Bar
Conshohocken
Thursday really is the new Friday at this new Conshy favorite, where you can meet your girls and take advantage of $5 espresso martinis, cosmos and wine all night long. Come hungry—there are plenty of tasty plates to share.
Feb. 11-Mar. 4
“Intro to Watercolor” Primer at Chester County Art Association
West Chester
We’ve heard that watercolor is all the rage—and CCAA’s four-week class is the perfect option for anyone looking to brush up on their skills.
Feb. 14
“Creatively Cupid” Valentine Workshops at Main Line Art Center
Haverford
Get creative with your sweetheart (or bestie) this Valentine’s Day during these four sessions. Make custom rings or matching mugs—or try your hand at painting or wheel-throwing.
Feb. 22
Kennett Winterfest
Kennett Square
Over 60 brewers assemble for sampling in downtown Kennett at this annual winter tradition, which also features live music and food vendors.
Thru Feb. 23
Up East: Andrew Wyeth in Maine at Brandywine Museum of Art
Chadds Ford
Catch a few never-before-exhibited Andrew Wyeth works at a new exhibition showcasing key sites in Maine, where the iconic artist spent the warmer months.
What We’re Reading
Ace, Marvel, Spy: A Novel of Alice Marble by Jenni Walsh
Villanova University grad Jenni Walsh tells the tale of a tennis sensation who goes undercover in Germany as a U.S. spy when World War II breaks out. Is she up for her greatest challenge yet?
Harper Muse, 336 pages.
Related: Here’s What to Do Around the Main Line Area This Weekend
