Latest Events in Ambler(May Updated)

Welcome to our Mother's Day Succulent Workshop ! Join us on Sun, May 11, 2025 at 1:00 PM at Tannery Run Brew Works for a fun and creative event. Treat ya self and/or mom to a special experience where you'll learn how to create beautiful succulent arrangements together. Our expert instructors from Ambler Flower Shop will guide you through the process, providing tips and tricks along the way. This hands-on workshop is the perfect way to spend quality time with your mom and friends while creating lasting memories. Every ticket includes all materials for your own custom arranged succulent and one beer/wine/cider/seltzer/NA beverage. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to show your appreciation for the special woman in your life! Especially if that's you! Parking is free in the borough lot behind the bank on Sundays. Information Source: Tannery Run Brew Works | eventbrite

Join us for a fascinating journey through the rich history of Ambler. Discover the stories behind the town's iconic landmarks and learn about its vibrant past. Our knowledgeable guides will take you on a memorable **historical** adventure, sharing interesting facts and anecdotes along the way. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about Ambler's heritage, this **in-person** tour is perfect for everyone. So put on your walking shoes and get ready to explore the hidden gems of this charming town. This year, to support the Freight House Preservation Project and to cover the costs of fees, we have introduced the ticket price of $15 per participant. Ambler StoryTellers have no financial gains from the ticket sales - all sales (minus fees) goes directly into Wissahickon Valley Historical Society. Ambler StoryTellers team, organizing and leading the tours, is volounter based. Donations to support WVHS are welcome and you can find a link here: https://www.wvalleyhs.org/donate/ or You can find us on Venmo @WissahickonValleyHistorical See you on the tour - Ambler Storytellers! Information Source: Ambler StoryTellers | eventbrite

Date & Schedule: Wednesday, July 16th, 2025 Position Players 9:30 a.m.- Check-In/Registration 10:00 a.m.- Stretch 10:30 a.m.- Offensive Instruction and Showcase 12:30 p.m.- Defensive Instruction and Showcase. PITCHERS ONLY ARRIVAL 1:30 p.m. - Lunch Break (Players provide own lunch) & Parent/Player Q&A w/Head Coach Chuck Thielmann 2:00 p.m.- Scrimmage 5:00 p.m. - Tour of Clubhouse & Dismissal Cost: $200 Ages of Campers: 9th Grade and older Location: Skip Wilson Field Overview: The Arcadia University Baseball Team will be hosting its 2025 Summer Prospect Camp. The camp will provide attendees with a unique chance to experience a college program and get top-tier instruction from current Arcadia University coaches and athletes. Those attending will have a chance to work with current Arcadia players and coaches in both offensive and defensive sessions. From the defensive perspective,all will learn the fundamentals of infield and outfield play. Offensively, the coaches and current athletes will teach the participants the foundation of hitting throughdrills and excercies the college team uses in batting practice. Pitchers will have the opportunity to see what a typical college pitchers’ practice consists of, including pre-practice stretches and band routines. Director Information: Chuck Thielmann, Head Baseball Coach, Cell: (732)-673-1187, Email: thielmannc@arcadia.edu Mailing Information: Arcadia University, Attn: Chuck Thielmann, 450 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, PA 19038 Checks made payable to: Arcadia Baseball Registration Information: Online: Register and pay online then mail “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Paper: Complete registration form then mail check along with “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Refund Policy: Campers unable to attend camp are entitled to a refund. A $25 administrative fee will be deducted, regardless of the reason. Refund requests must be submitted in writing PRIOR to the first day of the camp session in which the camper was originally enrolled. No refunds for any reason (i.e. injury, illness) will be given once a camper is on campus. Medical Policy: Each participant should have his or her own medical insurance. A certified trainer will always be available. Waiver forms must be completed prior to camp. Food and Snacks: Campers can bring non-perishable snacks and drinks to camp. All food and drinks should be easily contained and packaged to avoid leaks, spills, etc. Camp staff will not store or hold any food or drinks brought to camp by a camper. Water will be available throughout the day for campers. Drop off and Pick Up: All campers are required to sign in at check-in and sign out prior to leaving each day. Campers who drive themselves will be permitted to leave once they sign out for the day. Campers who did not drive must be signed in by the person dropping them off and signed out by an authorized person listed on the registration form. Questions pertaining to pickup and drop off locations should be directed to the camp director before the camp begins. Behavior and Conduct: Campers are expected to conduct themselves in an acceptable manner as guests of Arcadia University and comply with the rules and regulations which govern the conduct of traditional students on campus. Campers conducting themselves in an unacceptable manner may be asked not to return for the remainder of the camp without a refund. Information Source: Chuck Thielmann | eventbrite

The N Crowd performs short-form improv comedy, which much like the improvisational comedy you would see on Whose Line Is It Anyway. Using audience suggestions, they craft a scene using well-known improv games to produce hilarious results. About the N Crowd The N Crowd has performed since 2005 in and around Philadelphia, as well as at improv festivals in Toronto, Richmond, Baltimore, and North Carolina. They are one of the best comedy shows in Philadelphia and have won “Best Comedy Club” on the Philly Hot List several times over the past decade and has been mentioned as a great place for comedy by Philly Voice, Patch.com, Pottstown Mercury, Philly Mag, and CBS 3. For a full listing of the cast members, check out their page: https://www.phillyncrowd.com/meet-the-n-crowd/current-cast-members/ Age recommended: 14+. Some mature topics and language are expected. BYOB - Please support our local breweries and distilleries! Information Source: The Lab (Ambler, PA) | eventbrite

Date & Schedule: Wednesday, July 23rd, 2025 9:00 a.m.- Stretch & Throw 9:30 a.m. - Skills Instruction by Arcadia Staff 9:50 a.m.- Defensive Showcase 10:30 a.m. - Offensive Showcase 12:00 p.m. - Team 1 v. Team 2 (Team 3 Facility Tour) 1:00 p.m. - Team 1 v. Team 3 (Team 2 Facility Tour) 2:00 p.m.- Team 2 v. Team 3 (Team 1 Facility Tour) 3:00 p.m. - Dismissal Campus Tour will be offered Cost: $400/team; maximum of three teams Ages of Campers: High School Location: Skip Wilson Field Overview: The Arcadia University Baseball Team will be hosting a summer team camp. The camp will provide attendees with a unique chance to experience a college program and get top-tier instruction from current Arcadia University coaches and athletes. Those attending will have a chance to work with current Arcadia players and coaches in both offensive and defensive sessions. From the defensive perspective,all will learn the fundamentals of infield and outfield play. Offensively, the coaches and current athletes will teach the participants the foundation of hitting throughdrills and excercies the college team uses in batting practice. Pitchers will have the opportunity to see what a typical college pitchers’ practice consists of, including pre-practice stretches and band routines. Director Information: Chuck Thielmann, Head Baseball Coach, Cell: (732)-673-1187, Email: thielmannc@arcadia.edu Mailing Information: Arcadia University, Attn: Chuck Thielmann, 450 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, PA 19038 Checks made payable to: Arcadia Baseball Registration Information: Online: Register and pay online then mail “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Paper: Complete registration form then mail check along with “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Refund Policy: Campers unable to attend camp are entitled to a refund. A $25 administrative fee will be deducted, regardless of the reason. Refund requests must be submitted in writing PRIOR to the first day of the camp session in which the camper was originally enrolled. No refunds for any reason (i.e. injury, illness) will be given once a camper is on campus. Medical Policy: Each participant should have his or her own medical insurance. A certified trainer will always be available. Waiver forms must be completed prior to camp. Food and Snacks: Campers can bring non-perishable snacks and drinks to camp. All food and drinks should be easily contained and packaged to avoid leaks, spills, etc. Camp staff will not store or hold any food or drinks brought to camp by a camper. Water will be available throughout the day for campers. Drop off and Pick Up: All campers are required to sign in at check-in and sign out prior to leaving each day. Campers who drive themselves will be permitted to leave once they sign out for the day. Campers who did not drive must be signed in by the person dropping them off and signed out by an authorized person listed on the registration form. Questions pertaining to pickup and drop off locations should be directed to the camp director before the camp begins. Behavior and Conduct: Campers are expected to conduct themselves in an acceptable manner as guests of Arcadia University and comply with the rules and regulations which govern the conduct of traditional students on campus. Campers conducting themselves in an unacceptable manner may be asked not to return for the remainder of the camp without a refund. Information Source: Chuck Thielmann | eventbrite

Date & Schedule: Wednesday, August 6th, 2025 Position Players 9:30 a.m.- Check-In/Registration 10:00 a.m.- Stretch 10:30 a.m.- Offensive Instruction and Showcase 12:30 p.m.- Defensive Instruction and Showcase. PITCHERS ONLY ARRIVAL 1:30 p.m. - Lunch Break (Players provide own lunch) & Parent/Player Q&A w/Head Coach Chuck Thielmann 2:00 p.m.- Scrimmage 5:00 p.m. - Tour of Clubhouse & Dismissal Cost: $200 Ages of Campers: 9th Grade and older Location: Skip Wilson Field Overview: The Arcadia University Baseball Team will be hosting its 2025 Summer Prospect Camp. The camp will provide attendees with a unique chance to experience a college program and get top-tier instruction from current Arcadia University coaches and athletes. Those attending will have a chance to work with current Arcadia players and coaches in both offensive and defensive sessions. From the defensive perspective,all will learn the fundamentals of infield and outfield play. Offensively, the coaches and current athletes will teach the participants the foundation of hitting throughdrills and excercies the college team uses in batting practice. Pitchers will have the opportunity to see what a typical college pitchers’ practice consists of, including pre-practice stretches and band routines. Director Information: Chuck Thielmann, Head Baseball Coach, Cell: (732)-673-1187, Email: thielmannc@arcadia.edu Mailing Information: Arcadia University, Attn: Chuck Thielmann, 450 S. Easton Rd., Glenside, PA 19038 Checks made payable to: Arcadia Baseball Registration Information: Online: Register and pay online then mail “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Paper: Complete registration form then mail check along with “Photograph and Publicity Release” and “Indemnity Agreement” to the camp director prior to the camp. Refund Policy: Campers unable to attend camp are entitled to a refund. A $25 administrative fee will be deducted, regardless of the reason. Refund requests must be submitted in writing PRIOR to the first day of the camp session in which the camper was originally enrolled. No refunds for any reason (i.e. injury, illness) will be given once a camper is on campus. Medical Policy: Each participant should have his or her own medical insurance. A certified trainer will always be available. Waiver forms must be completed prior to camp. Food and Snacks: Campers can bring non-perishable snacks and drinks to camp. All food and drinks should be easily contained and packaged to avoid leaks, spills, etc. Camp staff will not store or hold any food or drinks brought to camp by a camper. Water will be available throughout the day for campers. Drop off and Pick Up: All campers are required to sign in at check-in and sign out prior to leaving each day. Campers who drive themselves will be permitted to leave once they sign out for the day. Campers who did not drive must be signed in by the person dropping them off and signed out by an authorized person listed on the registration form. Questions pertaining to pickup and drop off locations should be directed to the camp director before the camp begins. Behavior and Conduct: Campers are expected to conduct themselves in an acceptable manner as guests of Arcadia University and comply with the rules and regulations which govern the conduct of traditional students on campus. Campers conducting themselves in an unacceptable manner may be asked not to return for the remainder of the camp without a refund. Information Source: Chuck Thielmann | eventbrite

Getting Your Affairs in Order: Considerations for Planning with a Chronic Illness/Progressive Disease in Mind with Elder Law Attorney 6-6:30 PM Mingling. Snacks will be provided by Comfort Keepers and The 501 at Mattison Estate. 6:30-7:30 PM Getting Your Affairs in Order: Considerations for Planning with a Chronic Illness/Progressive Disease in Mind with Elder Law Attorney Rob Slutsky (1 Hr.) Rob will explore important documents you will want to have in place: Wills, Powers of Attorney, Healthcare Directives, Trusts, and other vital tools to prepare you and your loved one to have peace of mind. Rob will discuss considerations for planning with a chronic illness/progressive disease in mind. Attendees will be able to ask their important questions. Information Source: Ambler Branch, Wissahickon Valley Public Library | eventbrite

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An evening for the industry's best to connect, collaborate & build something bigger. May 20th! Whether you're expanding your network or building long-term partnerships, Hard Hats & Happy Hour is the perfect place to connect, collaborate, and grow. Hosted by Madison Lojeski (Signarama), this event brings together professionals from construction, architects, interior design, project management, development, and related B2B industries for a relaxed, relationship driven networking experience. Your ticket includes: 2 Hours of Networking ALL fo od and beverages Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses looking to increase visibility within the local construction and design community. Event Sponsor Premier logo placement on all event signage and promotional materials Verbal recognition-Opportunities to Introduce you and your company Opportunity to provide branded materials, giveaways, or table signage Bar Sponsor Recognition signage displayed at the bar ( Logo Koozies supplied by Signarama!) Logo placement on event promotions Opportunity to provide additional branded materials, giveaways, or table signage Opportunities to Introduce you and your company Food Sponsor Recognition signage at food station / appetizer display Logo included on select promotional materials Recognition as a supporting partner of the event Opportunity to provide branded materials, giveaways, or table signage Reach out for sponsorship inquiries please contact: Madison Lojeski 267-575-3182 Madison@signarama-norristown.com Information Source: Madison Lojeski | eventbrite