Feb. 1 Weekend at a Glance

Weekends at a Glance is a Friday column featuring unique weekend events in the Perkiomen Valley.

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Friday, Feb. 1
Wine in Winter Event at Normandy Farms featuring Local Restaurants
Sample wines, premium beers, spirits, and a delicious assortment of complimentary foods provided by the area’s finest restaurants, caterers, and beverage purveyors. Bid at our silent auction and try your luck in raffles for great items! All proceeds benefit the Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund, providing help and hope to families with seriously ill, injured, or disabled children since 1976.

Fermentors at the Appalachian Brewing Co. in Collegeville
Live music at the W. Third Ave in Collegeville from 9 p.m. to midnight.

Where's Pete? at DaVinci's Pub in Collegeville
Live music at DaVinci's beginning at 9 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 2
PVSD's Faculty and Friends Piano Benefit Recital
From PVSD on Facebook: Looking for a great way to kick off Super Bowl weekend? Come out and see PV faculty and staff perform at PV's Faculty and Friends Piano Benefit Recital on Saturday, Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Bring a donation to support efforts to purchase a new piano for the music department.

Keystone Grange No. 2 Flea Market
Search for hidden treasures from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

St. Eleanor Food Drive (Saturday and Sunday)
Youth groups from the parish will accept donations after all masses.

Sunday, Feb. 3
Bodies by Pilates Open House Grand Opening
From Event Listing: Brand new, state of the art , Pilates Reformer Studio On 2nd floor next door to creamery post office. Open house to show everyone the lay out and discuss this awesome exercise. Demonstrate equipment and meet the staff.

Exhibits at the Berman Museum at Ursinus College this weekend:

Grass Roots - African Origins of an American Art

In Country: Soldiers' Stories from Iraq and Afghanistan