s another fantastic summer comes to an end, Montgomery County is ready to give summer the send-off it deserves! Join in the fun this week all throughout Montco, courtesy of Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board.
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL AMALUNA
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Through August 25
Greater Philadelphia Expo Center
Performances of Cirque Du Soleil AMALUNA continue under the Big Top at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks. The story of freedom and self-discovery will be on stage in Montgomery County through August 25.
SECRET VALLEY EXPEDITION (MIMOSA BRUNCH FOR DINING PASSENGERS)
August 17
Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust
Board one of our meticulously restored century old rail cars for a two hour expedition into one of the most scenic and historic regions in the northeast. Once the province of pioneers and patriots, the Colebrookdale is your ticket to a verdant land lost in time.
Brunch is provided by Devour Catering & Event Design and includes: scrambled eggs, seasoned potatoes, bacon, sausage, pancakes or french toast, and mimosa (must be 21) or orange juice, coffee, tea, and water.
Brunch is available for our Dining Car passengers only.
ZOO TRAIN
August 18
Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust
Our VERY FIRST Petting Zoo Train! Ride the train to the beautiful Frog Hollow Farm, just past our Colebrookdale Village site to our zoo! This is about a half hour round trip travel time.
Get off the train at Frog Hollow Farm and enter our zoo area, stay for an hour (or more) while visiting our petting zoo. The train will be shuttling back and forth hourly to the Boyertown station.
We are so excited to have teamed up with What Knott Farm to offer our first petting zoo excursion!
Our last train will depart from Frog Hollow Farm at 5pm to return to Boyertown.
HECKLERFEST
August 17
Heckler Plains Folklife Society / Lower Salford Historical Society
Held at the Heckler Plains Farmstead 10 AM – 3 PM. Our unique hands-on craft stations, children’s games, history and genealogy experts, pies and breads baked in the outdoor bake oven, colonial style food and the Heckler Plains Tavern will all be featured. Once again members of the Brandywine Baseball Club will teach us how baseball was played in the 1860s, conducting two exhibition games.
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