Father's Day Ice Cream Social 6/21/26
2026-06-21 13:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Harriton House – Vaux Family Education Center, 500 Harriton Road, Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010, United States
Celebrate Dad and National Yard Games Day at Harriton House!
Sunday, June 21st is not only Father’s Day but it is also National Yard Games Day and Harriton House is ready with a dual celebration.
From 1908 through 1929, Harriton was home to the Harriton Guernsey Dairy. The farm provided delicious milk and cream to the neighborhood as an important member of the thriving local farm-to-table dairy industry in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Tickets include “all you can eat” Golden Guernsey Ice Cream produced with milk and cream from the same breed of cows that were part of the Harriton Dairy! Enjoy a friendly game of cornhole, take a hike down to the Harriton Preserve to explore Mill Creek, or talk to the animals. Tickets are good for anytime between 1:00 and 4:00 pm so bring Dad after brunch, golf, or a leisurely morning drinking coffee with the Sunday paper.
We won’t know what flavors are available until closer to the event but chocolate and vanilla are guaranteed. Specialty flavors may include coffee, rocky road, strawberry, and butter pecan. There will also be sugar-free and no sugar added choices available.
Tickets are: $10 for adults, $8 for Senior Citizens (65+), $7 for children 5 – 12, $35 for a family of 3 adults and 3 children Harriton Association members can take advantage of discounted tickets (see Eventbrite for details.)
As always, FATHERS or DESIGNATED FATHER FIGURES EAT FREE! (With a minimum purchase of one paid ticket.)
Reservations are required so we know how much ice cream to buy!
For more information email to: RSVP@harritonhouse.org
The Ice Cream Social will be held rain or shine, the first floor of historic Harriton House is accessible as is the Education Room.
This event is presented by The Harriton Association for the benefit of historic Harriton House. Public programs and events are one of the many ways you can support this important landmark. For more information or to become a member of The Harriton Association, visit our website at www.harritonhouse.org.
