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October 2026
Live Music on Thursdays at Weavers Way Ambler
Join us in the Café at our Ambler store for our live music series at the Co-op on Thursday evenings. Listen to The Karen Smith Experience, long to co-op members Karen Smith and Patrick Arkins play some new and old favorite tunes in our cafe. Karen “magic fingers” Smith on percussion, Sad Patrick on guitar. Grab something yummy to eat…
Happy Hour at Weavers Way Mercantile!
Join us for a Happy Hour at the Mercantile. Enjoy a cocktail while you shop. We will have live music and tasty treats from the co-op for you to enjoy.
Cooperative Coffee: The People Behind Your Brew
Please join us in the cafe of our Ambler store and take a journey to the Cajamarca Region of Peru and get to know some of the folks responsible for bringing Arabica beans from their plots to your cups. With photos, stories, and humor, Virginia will share her experience of coffee & community as a member of Equal Exchange’s delegation…
A Virtual Conversation About Cooperative Coffee and The People Behind Your Brew.
Take a journey to the Cajamarca Region of Peru and get to know some of the folks responsible for bringing Arabica beans from their plots to your cups. With photos, stories, and humor, Weavers Way Merchandising coordinator, Virginia will share her experience of coffee & community as a member of Equal Exchange’s delegation to visit Sol y Cafe Cooperative and…
Incineration, Recycling, Composting: What’s next for Waste Management in Philadelphia?
Councilmember Mark Squilla has introduced a new bill called the “Zero Waste Circular Economy Act” that would transition how Philadelphia manages waste to a recovery-based system that prioritizes composting, reuse, repair, remanufacturing and recycling. Using long-term contracts that help drive private investment as a primary mechanism to fund implementation and create economic opportunity, the bill has garnered the support of…
WW Environment Committee Meeting
This month’s meeting will take place at Springfield Library (Montco)—8900 Hawthorne Lane, Wyndmoor, PA. All meetings begin at 7pm on the second Wednesday of the month.
Live Music on Thursdays at Weavers Way Ambler
Join us in the Café at our Ambler store for our live music series at the Co-op on Thursday evenings. Listen to Tim Dodson, a local musician, lead guitarist, vocalist, and music teacher based in Ambler amazing music in our cafe. Grab something yummy to eat from our hot bar and a cold beverage and sit back and listen to some great…
Crafting Herbal Remedies with Kitchen Herbs for Seasonal Wellness
Let’s explore kitchen herbs! We’ll discover ways to use these plants commonly found in home gardens, farmer’s markets, and grocery stores in unique preparations for overall wellbeing. While many of these herbs are often used for culinary purposes, together we’ll take a deep dive into their medicinal and spiritual properties along with creative applications to incorporate into daily life. We’ll…
Weavers Way Fall 2026 General Membership Meeting
Join your fellow co-op members to socialize and discuss all things Weavers Way! Our 2026 Fall General Membership Meeting will be hosted on Wednesday Oct 21st from 6-8pm at the Commodore Barry Club, located at 6815 Emlen St, Philadelphia PA 19119, in their main ballroom. There is street parking and access to public transportation. Our GM, Jon Roesser will share…
Live Music on Thursdays at Weavers Way Ambler
Join us in the Café at our Ambler store for our live music series at the Co-op on Thursday evenings. Listen to Carolee Rand and Bob McCluskie as they play traditional american “square dance” tunes on fiddles, banjo, guitar, mandolin, viola, and ukulele. Square dancers invited to join us in the cafe for this session. Carolee will call a “Virgina…
Howe Sharp Knife Sharpening at Weavers Way Farm Market
“Sharpen while you shop at Weavers Way Farm Market. Drop your items at the truck on your way in, and they’ll be better than new by the time you’re through,”—Howe Sharp.
Making Marigold Garlands
Make a marigold garland with us at the farm! Participants will join us in harvesting marigolds and then string them up to make a 3 foot garland which can be dried and last for seasons to come. Tickets are $35 per person which can be purchased at the Farm Market register.
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