Upcoming Events
Don't miss a guided tour blending the history, art, and nature of Glen Foerd's Main House and grounds.
Glen Foerd is one of the best places in the city to bird-watch during the winter. Join BirdPhilly at this free event to search for unique birds such as the Iceland or Glaucous Gull and the Double-crested and Great Cormorants.
SOLD OUT
Kids & teens ages 8 & up can create a variety of Stranger Things crafts.
SOLD OUT
Discover antique bottles, ceramic shards, and more along the Poquessing Creek (a former dumping ground in the early 1900s) with former Artist in Residence Cory Kram.
During the cooler months, we are excited to offer yoga classes in the dining room of the mansion led by Northeast Philadelphia yoga teacher Melissa Gyuraki.
Participants will create a functioning mini greenhouse using recycled materials to give them a head start on their spring food gardens.
Glen Foerd is one of the best places in the city to bird-watch during the winter. Join BirdPhilly at this free event to search for unique birds such as the Iceland or Glaucous Gull and the Double-crested and Great Cormorants.
Join us for the Great Backyard Bird Count, a global event that connects people through bird watching. Practice bird identification, learn about local bird species, and help submit sightings to support global conservation research.
Step into a glamorous Roaring ’20s Valentine’s soirée turned deadly, where you the guests will investigate a chilling murder mystery unfolding throughout the mansion on Friday the 13th.
Learn all about how to take sap from maple trees and turn them into maple syrup right here at Glen Foerd.
Discover antique bottles, ceramic shards, and more along the Poquessing Creek (a former dumping ground in the early 1900s) with former Artist in Residence Cory Kram.
During the cooler months, we are excited to offer yoga classes in the dining room of the mansion led by Northeast Philadelphia yoga teacher Melissa Gyuraki.
Glen Foerd stewards an eclectic riverfront estate for the enjoyment and educational benefit of the community. Drawing from the estate’s architecture, art, material culture, and history—as well as its gardens and waterways—Glen Foerd provides inclusive experiences that spark curiosity and support Philadelphia’s natural and cultural ecosystems.