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Discover Lansdale is a double winner in the 2026 Montco Happening List competition: Montgomery County's Best Outdoor Event is First Friday, and Best Summer Event is the Lansdale Beer Tasting Festival! We couldn't have done any of it without the incredible support of our community, and we just love seeing our friends and neighbors having a great time and enjoying all that Lansdale has to offer. Let's do it again this season!
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Updated May, 2026
A Glorious Day: Opening The Freight House Doors
By Tony DiDomizio, North Penn Now (Photo by Jimmy James)
After years of planning, fundraising and restoration, Lansdale’s historic Freight House officially reopened to the public Saturday, April 18, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house led by Discover Lansdale. The event at the longtime rail-side building at Vine and Broad streets drew local officials and community leaders, including State Rep. Steve Malagari and State Sen. Maria Collett, along with Discover Lansdale representatives Bill Henning, Bruce Schwartz and Borough Councilwoman Mary Fuller, and, Rita's Water Ice for refreshments. Fuller, who has helped champion the project, said the opening marked a major milestone after nearly a decade of work to transform the early 1900s freight station into a community space. The building, originally constructed in 1902 as a hub for local industry, had sat vacant for decades before efforts began to preserve and repurpose it. Visitors at Saturday’s event toured the renovated interior, which includes open event space and historical displays and features like a model train exhibit highlighting the borough’s railroad roots. Music, refreshments and community engagement helped showcase the building’s potential as a future visitor center and gathering place along the nearby Liberty Bell Trail. According to its website, Discover Lansdale is turning the front portion — the original office space — into a Welcome Center for newcomers and visitors via Broad Street, the Liberty Bell Trail and SEPTA. A second floor office space is planned for the welcome section of the building, where one had existed in its heyday. The remainder of the huge interior will become a one-of-a-kind venue for events public and private, from pop-up markets and beer gardens to holiday displays, to business meetings, to weddings and anniversaries, Discover Lansdale said. With loading doors opening onto the parking lot, events can be indoors and out. The Freight House project has been supported through a mix of grants and local fundraising, with more than $1 million secured in recent years to fund structural improvements, utilities and restoration work. Organizers said additional phases are still planned, including exterior upgrades and expanded amenities. (Click for full North Penn Now story) |
So much to see and do!
Activities and attractions abound all year. Summer concerts in Whites Road Park, a fabulous Farmers Market on Saturdays, spring's International Festival and fall's Oktoberfest, Lansdale Day and Founders Day, The Lansdale Beer Tasting Fest, Cars Under the Lights ... the list goes on. Visit anytime, and you'll find things to do, great shops and food, and some of the friendliest folks around.
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A Borough on the move!Lansdale is a strong community in the midst of a major revitalization movement. Learn all about our friendly village — then and now. Discover what a great place our Borough is to shop, dine, work, live, experience — and to locate your enterprise on our historic Main Street! Enjoy everything Lansdale has to offer! Links are to Lansdale Borough and Lansdale Historical Society.
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