Autumn is boom time for fairs and festivals, and nowhere hosts a better show than Northwest Philadelphia, the green heart of our city. The Mt. Airy Village Fair, now in its 16th year, is held annually at the intersection of Carpenter Lane and Greene Street.
This entirely community-run, volunteer-led festival in West Mt. Airy is notable for its human scale and family friendliness, reflecting the values for which this charming neighborhood is known. Spanning a scant four blocks, the event was held this year on Sunday, Sept. 21. The fair offered numerous interactive activities for families, …
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Autumn is boom time for fairs and festivals, and nowhere hosts a better show than Northwest Philadelphia, the green heart of our city. The Mt. Airy Village Fair, now in its 16th year, is held annually at the intersection of Carpenter Lane and Greene Street.
This entirely community-run, volunteer-led festival in West Mt. Airy is notable for its human scale and family friendliness, reflecting the values for which this charming neighborhood is known. Spanning a scant four blocks, the event was held this year on Sunday, Sept. 21. The fair offered numerous interactive activities for families, complemented by live music, local artisans and performers, participation from area nonprofits, and food vendors committed to zero-waste practices. With tables and chairs everywhere, it offered the perfect opportunity for people watching.