Events

Join Springton Manor Friends and Nancy Fraim from the Bluebird Society of Pa ! Come learn about the Eastern Bluebird and its habitat. After the education program you're invited to build your own nest box to invite bluebirds into your own back yard.

The Friends in partnership with Echo Dell Conservancy present: An educational talk given by owl expert and wildlife diversity biologist, Dan Mummert

Free ice cream and lots of activities for the kids.  See: https://www.chesco.org/5419/Ice-Cream-Social

Entertainment 

• Elise Acoustic 2-5 pm 

Activities

• Ice-Cream & Toppings 
• Kids Crafts 
• Bubbletopia
• Face Painting  
• Corn Hole
• Sidewalk Chalk  
•  Fairy Hair by - NERD FAIRY 

The Friends in partnership with Echo Dell Conservancy present: and educational program presented by Dawn White from the Indian Run Environmental Education Center, who will bring live raptors to show and discuss with the audience.

A family fun holiday event at the great barn.  There will be lots of things to do and see: https://www.chesco.org/4613/Events-Permits  The Friends will be serving refreshments and answering questions.

Join the Friends of Springton Manor Farm for an afternoon of fun at the Manor House on Sunday, November 10th beginning at 2pm. Enjoy a tour of this beautiful home while learning the history of this exquisite property and park. Then stay to hear storyteller Deborah Pieri recite a story of thanks.

Join us for a refined ladies tea at the Manor House.  Light fare and various teas will be served.   Registration is now open for the Wedding Belle Tea!  Please plan to enjoy the afternoon In the Manor House at Springton Manor Farm. The Friends of Springton Manor Farm will take you on a fashion tour of weddings through the last century, vintage to modern. After the show, enjoy tea with your friends in the beautiful manor house venue rarely open for public events.

Wedding Belle Tea

Sunday, November 11

1:00-3:00 pm Doors open at 12:40

Springton Manor Farm- Manor House

$40.00 per person

To register individually:

Please send your name, address, phone number and email address with $40.00 in cash or check to:

Friends of Springton Manor Farm

860 Springton Rd.

Glenmoore, PA 19343

To register a group sitting together:

We seat tables of eight, please have one person gather the names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of all the people wishing to be seated together. Send the list along with the payment for $40.00 per person. Multiple checks and/ or cash is fine if the amount is correct. Send to:

Friends of Springton Manor Farm

860 Springton Rd.

Glenmoore, PA 19343

Upon receipt of the registration we will confirm your registration by email or phone.

On the day of the event, please park in the first parking lot on the right upon entering the park.

We have a limited number of handicap spots, for handicap parking. So, please go to the first stop sign and turn right on the drive between the carriage house office and the manor house. Look for reserved spots.

Please feel free to ask us if you have any more questions. Call Robin at 610-942-4698 or Renee at 610-213-0592.

Tea provided by Simpson House http://www.simpsonhousetearoom.com/  .

Catering provided by Valley Forge Catering https://www.valleyforgecateringcompany.com/  .

Just to tempt you, here is our Wedding Belle Tea, here is the menu from Valley Forge Catering: 

~ Seated Brunch ~ (2:00 PM)

Blueberry Scone

Fruit Skewer

Cucumber, Shrimp, Sweet Chili Sauce

Egg Salad, Pumpernickel

Chicken Waldorf

Mini Quiche

~Assorted Mini Desserts~

Lemon Bars

Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars

Raspberry Cheesecake Parfait

Chocolate Cups, White Chocolate Mousse, Fresh Berry

Remnants of long extinct railways can still be found in Northern Chester County, in fact some of our most popular recreational trails used to be railways, like the Struble Trail and Chester Valley Trail. Have you ever wondered when they were built and who used the trains? Join the Friends of Springton Manor Farm when we invite Jim Sundman, author of "Pennsylvania Main Line Rail Stations: Philadelphia" as he traces the rise and decline of our local railways. The history of these train lines provide a glimpse into the industrial and commercial development of northern Chester County. The presentation will be followed by a brief Friends of Springton Manor Farm monthly meeting, the public is welcome to attend. The program will take place at Springton Manor Farm, 860 Springton Rd., Glenmoore, PA 19343 on Monday, April 2, from 6:30-7:30 pm. Please park in the first parking lot on the right when you enter the park, join us in the carriage house, the first past the parking lot.

at the SMF Carriage House

The Friends of Springton Manor Farm invite the public to our annual Women’s Tea on Sunday, November 12th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Our speaker this year is Elizabeth Bertheaud, Historic Site Administrator at the Ephrata Cloister in Lancaster County. Elizabeth will present a program “Clothes Make the Woman — 18th Century Style”. This lighthearted presentation demonstrates women’s clothing from the inside out. The program begins with 18th century undergarments and ends with how clothes do make the woman. Elizabeth is a wealth of information on period clothing having studied for 17 years and worked at various historic sites throughout her career.

Tickets are $40 per person and pre-registration is required. Please send name, address, phone number and email address. Please include the names of others you wish to sit with and any dietary restrictions to:

Friends of Springton Manor Farm

860 Springton Road

Glenmoore, PA. 19343

Send any questions to friendsofsmf@gmail.com