Spring Festivals & Events

Phoenixville Spring Festivals & Events

We are very excited about this year’s Phoenixville Spring Festivals & Events and plan to attend most, if not all of them! Maybe we will see you there?

Phoenixville Farmers’ Market

Farmers Market

Every Saturday from 9AM to 1PM!

The weekly family-friendly Phoenixville Farmers’ Market is located under the Veterans Memorial Gay Street Bridge along French Creek. Click here to find out who the weekly musical guest will be. (Note: April’s market is held from 10AM to NOON.)

Phoenixville Flea Market

“A Whole Lot of Lulu” is an outdoor vintage Flea Market held twice a year in Phoenixville, PA. Local vendors selling their junk (“treasures”), handmade crafts, and vintage items. Live music.

Phoenixville First Friday

Phoenixville First Fridays are held on the first Friday of each month, May through October, from 6pm-10pm and are a great way to experience everything that Phoenixville has to offer. Visit www.phoenixvillefirst.org for more details.

Phoenixville Food Truck Festival

More than 30 food trucks, plus tables from local restaurants and vendors, will be on hand for Phoenixville’s Food Truck Festival in May. This is a rain or shine event! Visit www.phoenixvillefoodfestival.com to learn more.

Phoenixville Beer & Wine Festival

The annual Phoenixville Beer & Wine Festival will be held at the Kimberton Fairgrounds in May. Attendees can sample 80+ craft beers, 30+ wines, meads, ciders & spirits. Click here for tickets and details. #phoenixvillebeerwinefestival

Phoenixville Dogwood Festival & Parade

The annual Phoenixville Dogwood Festival & Parade has grown from a one-day event to what is now the 2nd largest parade in Chester County, attracting 10,000 people+ each year. It is held in Reeves Park between Main Street and Star on Second and Third Streets. Click here for more details.

Are we missing any Phoenixville Spring Festivals & Events from this list? If so, please let us know in the comments below.

Chuck & Christine

Chuck and Christine moved to Phoenixville in 2017 and consider themselves lucky to have discovered it. They plan to spend the rest of their lives here!