By Valley Forge Tourism and Conference Board
January in Montgomery County means there’s always a chance of snow, but there are also amazing events happening all month long.
From incredible comedy shows and concerts to a dining showcase you won’t want to miss, here are the biggest events coming to Valley Forge and Montgomery County this month:
Ardmore Winter Beer Festival at the Ardmore Music Hall – January 11
Brooklyn, Goose Island, Lagunitas, Bell’s, Workhorse, Tonewood, Spellbound, Sterling Pig, Yards, & many more + Goose Island 2019 Bourbon County exclusive tasting!
VIP tickets include: guaranteed pours of Goose Island 2019 Bourbon County Stout+ Early access to Beer Festival + 4 hours unlimited sampling.
**All tickets include a complimentary signature event tasting glass!
Funky Brunch & Market at the Ardmore Music Hall – January 19
Funky Brunch is a FREE indoor craft fair & vendor market at Ardmore Music Hall featuring local vendors, brunch menu, and live music.
Echoes, The American Pink Floyd Presents: “Five Sides Live” at Ardmore Music Hall – January 3
Echoes, The American Pink Floyd Presents: “Five Sides Live” at Ardmore Music Hall – January 3Spend an amazing evening with Echoes, the American Pink Floyd, North America’s number one Pink Floyd tribute, as they perform five complete album sides from some of Pink Floyd’s best selling albums of all time!
With 10 musicians, a dedicated light and laser show and over 2 hours of very Floydian video content, you’ll be transported back to the Golden Age of Prog Rock and see why Echoes is rated number one again and again by Pink Floyd fans everywhere.
Box Of Rain (Essential Grateful Dead ’68-’74) W/ The Sherwood Brothers at Ardmore Music Hall – January 4
Box of Rain is the classic six piece that pays tribute to the most prolific and formative period of the Grateful Dead, 1968-74. Featuring an all-star lineup with former members of Dark Star Orchestra, Living Earth, Boris Garcia, Zen Tricksters, and Dead On Live, Box of Rain channels the sound and magic that could only have emerged from that special time. And what a time it was! The Dead were at the height of both their songwriting and improvisational prowess.
Box of Rain Features an extended Pig Pen presence, one very swingin’ drummer, and the most coherent and visceral space and improvisations that capture the legendary 5-6 hour Grateful Dead performances.
Lez Zeppelin (All-Female Zeppelin Tribute) at Ardmore Music Hall – January 17
LEZ ZEPPELIN, the New York City-based all-girl band has gained worldwide critical acclaim for the musicianship, passion and gender-bending audacity they bring to the music of Led Zeppelin.
Willow Hill at The Vault – January 18
The Vault is your newest weekend stompin’ grounds as we shine the spotlight on the area’s hottest rising country stars. Join us on January 18 with Willow Hill.
Willow Hill is a burst of color on the canvas of modern country music. The husband and wife duo of Alexandra & C.T. Fields has earned a loyal fan base across the entire United States with Alexandra’s iconic soulful voice and C.T.’s infectious guitar riffs.
Having written songs together for over 12 years, the two enjoyed some national success in their rock group Lovebettie with a Rolling Stone “Band to Watch” mention, and over 200 dates per year of touring.
XPN Welcomes J Roddy Walston at Ardmore Music Hall – January 20
For nearly two decades he’s been the “J Roddy Walston” of the “and the Business”. Now he’s just him, and a whole rack of songs…. and a moving truck full of synths, pianos, tape machines and sequencers. After quitting the music industry in december of 2019 he’s back and some would say backer than ever.
Ready to play all your favorite songs in completely unfamiliar ways, and all his new songs in the only way he knows how, J Roddy Walston is out to meet himself again, and do it in front of other people. Join him as he shares a single dose of strangeness.
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