Come join the Thorndale-Downingtown Rotary club's biweekly meeting where we will have good friends, good food, and good drinks while discussing upcoming projects and generating new ideas. Whether you’re a Rotary member or not, everyone is welcome! It’s free to attend. All attendees are responsible for their own bill. A door prize will be awarded :-) Cheers! RSVP Here
September’s Networking Luncheon is sponsored by Carol Reiner Accounting & Tax Services and will be held at La Sponda Restaurant. Our speaker will be Lauren Smyth, new Director at the Downingtown Library. This is wonderful opportunity to network with other business leaders and learn more about Lauren and all the great things going on at the Library. Tuesday, September 20th
Bi-weekly Breakfast Meeting at Patty's in Thorndale. Club members and visitors are invited to discuss service projects, fundraiser ideas and committee updates, along with enjoyable fellowship over a warm breakfast. RSVPs are preferred but not necessary for guests. Looking forward to seeing you! RSVP HERE Best, Autumn Katzenmoyer Club President
The club will be assisting the Chamber of Commerce with the Fall Fest setup from 7am - 11am on Sunday the 25th. This is a great opportunity for any community member to give back as this event is one of Downingtown's largest annual events, bringing revenue and thousands of people to our town. Will you join us in this service
Downingtown FallFest is a Downingtown-Thorndale Regional Chamber of Commerce event, in partnership with Victory Brewing Company and the Borough of Downingtown. This high-value community event brings thousands of visitors seeking great food, crafts and of course, the Victory Beer Garden. Downingtown Fall Fest takes place on Green Street and East Pennsylvania Avenue in the Borough of Downingtown, Chester County
Foster Ave Carvery Food Truck onsite for food. In addition to beer, Locust Lane Craft Brewery in Malvern also serves Pennsylvania Crafted Wine, Mead, Ciders, Liquor and an assortment of sodas Indoor and outdoor seating available and pets are welcome on the deck only. Guest Rotarian bartenders to serve you and all CASH tips raised are being donated back to
Bi-weekly Breakfast Meeting at Patty's in Thorndale. Club members and visitors are invited to discuss service projects, fundraiser ideas and committee updates, along with enjoyable fellowship over a warm breakfast. RSVPs are preferred but not necessary for guests. Looking forward to seeing you! RSVP HERE Best, Autumn Katzenmoyer Club President
Enjoy a family-friendly Oktoberfest! We have games, pumpkin decorating, face painting, and bouncy-obstacle-courses for the kids, plus live music, dancing, German food, and a great beer selection for kids-at-heart. RAIN OR SHINE! We have a great big festival tent, so if we do get a little rain, we won’t let it dampen our fun. 100% of the proceeds go directly
Every year, our club purchases hundreds of dictionaries and distributes them to third graders throughout Downingtown and Thorndale. For some, this is their first book they can call their own. Several volunteers assemble with teachers and students in classrooms and auditoriums to distribute the books, all the while teaching them a bit about Rotary by looking up a few words
Sip, shop small business, and also give back to the community. Start your holiday shopping! Your ticket will get you a personal charcuterie by Cam (box), wine and/or beer to drink while you shop, live music to enjoy and a donation to Messiah Lutheran Church (helping them rebuild after Hurricane Ida) & the Rotary Club. There will be prizes, raffles and
Bi-weekly Breakfast Meeting at Patty's in Thorndale. Club members and visitors are invited to discuss service projects, fundraiser ideas and committee updates, along with enjoyable fellowship over a warm breakfast. RSVPs are preferred but not necessary for guests. Looking forward to seeing you! Special Guest Speaker from Rotoplast this week! RSVP HERE Best, Autumn Katzenmoyer Club President
Every year, our club purchases hundreds of dictionaries and distributes them to third graders throughout Downingtown and Thorndale. For some, this is their first book they can call their own. Several volunteers assemble with teachers and students in classrooms and auditoriums to distribute the books, all the while teaching them a bit about Rotary by looking up a few words