• From Jan. 17-24, Longwood Gardens is holding a photography class Garden Photography in a Flash. Add flash photography to your repertoire of skills and get exclusive access to the Conservatory before the Gardens opens to guests in this beginner-friendly photography class. This class begins with an online introduction to flash photography equipment and techniques and a hands-on session in the Conservatory. Round out the experience by joining your instructor and fellow photographers online to critique the photos taken during the onsite session. The fee is $149, $134 for members. Go here for more information and to register.
• A reminder that all Pennsylvania Township will have their state-required reorganization meetings on Tuesday, Jan. 2. At least Chadds Ford and Concord townships will hold their regular January meeting immediately after their reorg.
• The Kennett Square Mushroom Drop is this Sunday at midnight. The party kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at the intersection of State and Union streets with live entertainment, and the giant mushroom gets raised at about 9 p.m. in preparation for its drop at midnight to bring in 2024. Parking is available at Kennett High School and the 600 S. Broad Street lot. Each has ample parking.
• Mt. Cuba Center’s grounds may be closed for the winter, but its lecture series continues. Consider a lecture on Wild Plant Culture in January, Edible Landscaping in February, and A World of Discovery with Science and Heart in March. Go here for more information and to register.
• With the new year, several of the winter holiday traditions are coming to an end for this season. The Brandywine Railroad at the Brandywine River Museum of Art and the Longwood Gardens, A Longwood Christmas light show will end Jan. 7.
• In celebration of the Lunar New Year, conductor Long Yu will lead The Philadelphia Orchestra and an esteemed group of soloists in a special concert to usher in the Year of the Dragon at 8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 12, in Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Go here for tickets that range in price from $16 to $56.
• The Chester County History Center is looking to increase its membership rolls. Members are an integral part of the center's community. As a member, admission to the museum, library, and photo archives is free. Other membership benefits include a 10 percent discount on Museum Shop purchases, discounts on exhibit opening receptions, lectures, and educational programs, exclusive members-only programs, including behind-the-scenes tours invitations to exhibits and events, volunteer opportunities to support engaging programs, meeting fellow members, and admission passes for guests. Membership prices vary. Visit us at MyCCHC.org to purchase, renew, or purchase a gift membership.
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