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Come together at The Crown to Save Ridge
Meet neighbors and work together to Save Ridge Road
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Where Art Lives: Step Inside Studio 53 at the County Studio Tour
I have a confession to make. I’ve never taken a proper tour of the Brandywine Museum of Art. 🙈 I’ve lived in Chadds Ford for nearly a decade, and I’ve yet to explore the renowned art museum in my own backyard. I’ve driven past the place approximately one billion times.…
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Let’s manifest cool places in new spaces around Chadds Ford
Results of an unscientific community poll
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Read the latest
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CFTRA roadside cleanup keeps getting bigger, and we’re here for it
New friends + clean streets
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Got fast fingers for the library’s Delco Gives challenges?
We’d love your support! Every donation counts.
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Local duo launches Better Than Baked CSA/B Box
Local food artisans combine forces
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CFE Parents’ Night Out: Art we glad we went?
If you were at the CFE Parents’ Night Out Centennial Celebration on April 11, you already know it delivered. And if you weren’t able to attend, consider this your friendly reminder that showing up is usually worth it. I know… the cozy couch and your Netflix queue can be so enticing, but getting out of…
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Fresh perspective; familiar Yoga Space
Yoga is not a destination; it’s a practice that evolves over time. Rachel Doucette, owner of The Yoga Space Chadds Ford, knows there’s always an opportunity for growth in one’s yoga practice. That’s why she’s bringing in visiting yoga instructor, Julian DeVoe, for a unique event this weekend. DeVoe will offer a fresh perspective in…
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URA Baseball helicopter golf ball drop: a sports bet worth betting on!
What do a helicopter, golf balls, youth baseball, and winning a $500 Visa gift card have in common?
Meet the creator, a Chadds Ford resident
Jen Panaro
Hello! I’m Jen Panaro, Chadds Ford neighbor and creator of this little corner of the internet. I’m a writer, reader, mom, community volunteer, eco-nerd, and more.
I created Connect Chadds Ford as a space for neighbors to connect. Let’s work together to rebuild community, advocate for collection action, and spark civic engagement in the service of renewed resilience in our local spaces.
There’s no bad time to shop local, see what’s going on at a municipal meeting, get to know your neighbor better, or bake them an apple pie, just because.