Programs & Activities

Weekly summer day camp offering swimming, field games, arts & crafts, songs, and weekly themes. Part of the YMCA of Greater Brandywine's network of ACA-accredited camps across Chester County.

Youth recreational soccer league for children in Villanova and the broader Radnor Township area. Divisions are organized by age group, and all ability levels are welcome. Radnor Township Recreation fields are well-maintained and centrally located.

Coding and computer science program for children at the Radnor Memorial Library serving the Villanova community. Kids use Scratch, Code.org, and unplugged activities to learn programming fundamentals. The library's tech-equipped meeting room hosts small groups for a hands-on experience.

Recreational basketball league for youth in Conshohocken Borough, run by the Borough Recreation department. Teams play at the Conshohocken Community Center gymnasium on weekends. The program is designed for fun and skill-building, not just competition.

Youth wrestling program serving Conshohocken and the surrounding Plymouth Whitemarsh area. Experienced coaches teach the basics of wrestling technique, strength, and discipline in a safe gym environment. The club competes in local USAW Kids tournaments throughout the season.

Weekly story time for toddlers and preschoolers at the Conshohocken Free Library. Librarians read picture books and lead simple songs and movement activities that build early literacy and listening skills. The program is free and drop-in friendly for Conshohocken families.

Monthly reading club for elementary-age children at the historic Gladwyne Free Library. Children listen to a read-aloud, discuss the story, and complete a related craft project. The intimate group setting nurtures a love of books in a welcoming neighborhood library.

Competitive swim team focused on developing strong swimmers and great team members while instilling values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Swimmers compete at various levels of competition.

Main Line Sports provides the local youth community with fun, safe, and active experiences through a variety of sports programs. A go-to resource for athletic enrichment on the Main Line.

Weekly summer day camp offering swimming, field games, arts & crafts, songs, and weekly themes. Part of the YMCA of Greater Brandywine's network of ACA-accredited camps across Chester County.

Hands-on STEM and robotics classes for kids ages 3-14 using LEGO bricks and technology. Snapology King of Prussia serves Wayne, Devon, Collegeville, Oaks, Phoenixville and surrounding Main Line communities with weekly after-school classes, summer camps, and workshops. Programs teach engineering, coding, and creative thinking.

Group tennis lessons for children at Gladwyne Park courts, organized by Lower Merion Township Recreation. USTA-certified instructors run age-grouped sessions that introduce beginners to the game while helping more experienced players refine their technique. Equipment loaners available.

Multi-sport youth recreation programs at the Phoenixville Area Community Center, offering basketball, volleyball, and floor hockey leagues for kids. The PACC serves as a central hub for Phoenixville families seeking affordable recreational activities year-round. Scholarships are available for qualifying families.

After-school cooking and baking classes for kids in Haverford using whole food ingredients in a certified kosher kitchen. Four-week seasonal sessions focus on healthy, real-food cooking. Also offers day camps, birthday parties, and private events. Kids ages 7+ learn practical culinary skills in a fun environment.

A faith-based day camp with a long history of excellence offering exciting daily activities, new friendships, and Christian staff. Part of Delaware County Christian School's broader summer programs.

Youth soccer club and academy in Phoenixville offering recreational and competitive programs for players of all ages. Steel City SC coaches emphasize technical development and love of the game at young ages. Camps and clinics are available during school breaks.

Summer reading program at the Phoenixville Public Library that encourages kids to read throughout the summer. Children track their reading minutes, attend special programs, and earn prizes as they hit milestones. The library hosts author visits, science demos, and storytelling events all summer.

Fall field hockey league for girls in Berwyn and the Tredyffrin-Easttown area, organized by TEREC. Beginning through intermediate skill levels are welcome, with coaches from local high school programs volunteering their time. Practices and games are held at Berwyn and Devon township fields.

Private and small-group piano lessons for children at Berwyn Music School, one of the Main Line's long-standing music academies. Instructors tailor lessons to each student's pace and musical interests, from classical foundations to contemporary styles. Recitals give students a chance to perform for family and friends.

Drop-in makerspace sessions for children at the Tredyffrin Public Library's Berwyn branch, featuring 3D printing, circuitry kits, and craft projects. Kids in the Berwyn community explore STEM concepts through hands-on making in a low-pressure, creative environment. All materials are provided.