Kennett Square
Kennett Square is a historic borough in Chester County, Pennsylvania, renowned as the “Mushroom Capital of the World.” It produces over 500 million pounds of mushrooms annually, accounting for half of the U.S. supply.
The town features a vibrant downtown with independent shops, eateries, and hosts annual events like the Mushroom Festival and Brewfest. Its rich history includes roles in the Revolutionary War and the Underground Railroad.
Address: 600 S Broad Street Suite 110 Kennett Square, PA 19348
Phone: (610) 444-6020
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Kennett Pilates Studio Combines Balance, Wellness, and Community
Studio 22 Kennett, a local fitness studio in Kennett Square, combines balance and wellness thanks to the owners’ unique philosophy, writes Jamie Kleman for Chadds…
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Longwood Gardens Promotes New Science Strategy for Plant Conservation
Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square will celebrate the launch of its new science strategy on Jan. 24 with special events and activities for Science in Action Day,…
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Kennett Square’s Genesis HealthCare Sells for $1 Billion in Fifth-Round Auction
Kennett Square-based Genesis HealthCare has agreed on its sale to 101 West State Street for $1.02 billion following five rounds of bidding last week, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. …
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Residential Future of Kennett Square’s NVF Site Debated
During the January 5 Kennett Square Borough Council meeting, debate and opposition emerged on whether to advertise rezoning the National Vulcanized Fiber (NVF) company site from industrial to…
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Enjoy Scenic History on a Day Trip to the Brandywine Valley
The history and scenic beauty of the Brandywine Valley make it the perfect all-in-one destination for any traveler, writes staff for Atlas Obscura. With its…
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Chester County Futures and S&T Bank Equip Students with Essential Financial Literacy Skills
Chester County Futures is proud to continue its partnership with S&T Bank in offering essential financial literacy workshops for high school students in their Kennett…
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Four Developing Projects Coming to Chester County in 2026
Chester County is the place for building, with permits and projects sprouting up every day to take up the next available space. Whether it’s housing,…
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Renowned Kennett Square Photographer and Filmmaker Dies at 76
Robert Caputo, a renowned photographer, writer, and filmmaker from Kennett Square, died on Dec. 18, 2025, at 76 after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, writes…
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Lace Up Your Skates for a Day at These Chester County Ice Skating Rinks
Chester County residents have no shortage of local ice skating rinks to visit for the perfect winter activity, write Regan Bradley, Gina Lizzo, Anne E.…
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Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital Welcomes First Baby Born in New Year
Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital welcomed its first baby of 2026 in the early hours of New Year’s Day, marking a joyful start to the…
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Chester County Businesses Continue to Flourish Into 2026
Chester County businesses large and small showed remarkable growth over the last year, writes Brooke Schultz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Large corporations and smaller, independent…
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West Chester’s Bookhouse Hotel is the Perfect Getaway for Book Lovers
The Bookhouse at Faunbrook offers literary-inspired lodging perfect for any Chester County book lover, writes Lauren Gordon for TravelHost. The West Chester hotel, an extension…
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Kennett Express Spreads Holiday Cheer at Annual Kennett Festival
The Kennett Express, a fan-favorite attraction at Kennett’s annual Tinsel on the Town, attracted a record-breaking volume of guests for another festive celebration, writes Jen…
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One of the Best Christmas Towns is in Chester County
It’s time! With the Christmas season approaching, Chester County will soon be decked out with garlands, stringed lights, and maybe even some magical snow, writes…
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Now Sold Out, La Verona in Kennett Square Celebrates 15 Years of Feast of the Seven Fishes
Kennett Square’s La Verona is celebrating its 15th year in business with a special Feast of the Seven Fishes, writes Richard Gaw for Chester County Press. Traditionally,…














































