Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill blossoms into an outdoor garden marketplace on Sunday, May 5th , from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. when Chestnut Hill hosts its 17th Annual Home & Garden Festival.
Eat, Play and Discover all Chestnut Hill offers including:
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- A wide selection of tomato plants and flower seedlings
- Lush orchids, hanging baskets and garden sculptures
- Home design, hand-made furniture, quilts, jewelry, art & collectibles
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- Eco Alley, featuring more than 20 vendors offering sustainable products from organic plants to electric bikes…all thanks to GRINCH (Green in Chestnut Hill)
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- Live music
- A display of the latest car models by Subaru, Presenting Sponsor of the Festival
- Games and giveaways by B101 Radio
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- Yoga for children
- Amusement rides, face painting and arts & crafts activities for kids
- Al fresco dining and festival fun up and down Germantown Avenue with delicious offerings from the restaurants of Chestnut Hill.
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The festival is free and $5 all-day parking is available in several of Chestnut Hill’s lots.
For more information, call 215-247-6696.
Our rain date is Sunday, May 19th.
Vendors can download an application here.
Please add me to your Vendor’s information mailing list. I’m interested in participating in your next Festival. Thank you, Jacqueline Jrolf
Will do.
I found the vendor application so I don’t need that, unable to find a list of this year’s vendors. It would be great to know who is going to have a space at the festival.
Thanks
I’m sorry to say that motorbikers at the 2013 festival were very rude to my family. My two-year-old son ran up and touched one of their bikes, which elicited a string of insults from two of the bikers. Strangers around us were shocked and everyone quickly left the area. It did not feel like a family-friendly scene at that moment. And it does not reflect well on Chestnut Hill. They do not belong at your festival.
The festival fills up very quickly. I’ll add you to our email distribution list for next year.
We are very sorry that this happened to you. I will contact the Venetian Club who were responsible for that part of the festival and let them know.
I bought a pair of earrings at the festival made from very old and colorful tins. I can’t find the artist’s card, so if anyone out their knows her, please send me a link to her website. She makes lovely jewelry from vintage tins.
Thank you.
Hi Eileen,
Two vendors fit what you are looking for. I hope one is the right one.
Thanks for your interest,
Kate
http://www.creationsbyesther.com
http://saffron-creations.com