Good morning, West Chester.

Annie Arba founded the Downingtown Primal Scream Club — a free outlet where locals can scream and release bottled emotions.

The club meets monthly and the next session is on April 11 with details available on Instagram.

Justin Chan, a West Chester native and owner of Valley Creek Productions, was named a 2026 Diversity in Business Award honoree for his work in inclusive storytelling * his company celebrated 20 years and completed over 500 projects with local governments and nonprofits.

Exton-based Bentley Systems raised $235 million in an unusual IPO (sold only employee-held shares), rewarding over 4,000 workers for their role in growing the company.

The business may issue primary shares later to broaden its float.

Talula’s Table in Kennett Square serves as a gourmet market by day and tasting restaurant by night.

Owner Aimee Olexy (14 years’ experience) said that before COVID-19 both tables were booked a year in advance when she shared her strategy on a local podcast.

Lincoln University is displaying an exhibit of 55,000 historic black-and-white photographs by Griff Davis at its main campus through May 3.

His daughter, Dorothy Davis, organized the exhibit—she works to preserve his legacy for future generations.

State officials announced a new streamlined certification process that lets schools, nonprofits and workforce programs quickly become approved SNAP providers to help food assistance recipients meet federal work requirements.

Programs such as SNAP KEYS and PA CareerLink—expanding job training and education—support local families.

Thousands of Pennsylvania seniors who lost in-network access due to a contract dispute can switch or update their Medicare coverage during a special enrollment period that runs until April 30 (free counseling is offered by PA MEDI to help residents compare options).

Hotel bars in Chester County offer craft drinks and small bites for overnight guests or happy hour visitors.

Options include Fox and Hounds Pub at the Desmond Hotel in Malvern, Rosalie at the Wayne Hotel, and General Warren, where locals can enjoy warm settings and classic menus.

Annual Easter Egg Hunt 2026

10 AM – 12 PM — Everhart Park — Free — A delightful morning of egg hunting and surprises awaits the whole family with the Easter Bunny in attendance.

Guided Tour of the Antique Ice Tool Museum

11 a.m. — Antique Ice Tool Museum — Admission by donation — Explore the fascinating history of ice harvesting in this unique museum experience.