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Best of Main Line - Narberth Winners

6/19/2019

I love best of lists, and this one, from Main Line Today, is always good.

Selfishly, I'd prefer they stuck to the Main Line, instead of Western suburbs like Coatesville, Downingtown, and Phoenixville, but I still love seeing the list, and always enjoy the big #BOMLT party they throw every July.

Here are some Narberth Borough winners, plus a couple of non-Narberth local faves:

Best of the Main Line & Western Suburbs 2019

Family-Friendly Event (Tie)
Narberth Dickens Festival
www.narberthonline.com

West Chester Christmas Parade
greaterwestchester.com.

Mixed Martial Arts
Uppercut Gym
Technique, stamina and upper-body strength form the foundation of owner Rodney Rappe’s classes. Mixing boxing with other martial arts styles and fitness tools, his full-body workouts are as effective as they are addictive.
104 N. Essex Ave., Narberth, (610) 420-1295, www.uppercutgymnarberth.com.

Sewing Camp
The Handwork Studio
Sometimes you need something a little different to occupy the kids over the long summer months. Handwork Studio camps are perfect for beginners and advanced sewers alike. Older ones can make their own clothes, learn the art of “cosplay,” or even take up theatrical costume design.
35 N. Narberth Ave., Narberth, (610) 660-9600, www.thehandworkstudio.com.

Gourmet Cheese Selection
The Cheese Company
This 36-year-old Main Line mainstay always impresses with its array of international cheeses, from the semi-hard Cotswold to the lusciously creamy Humboldt Fog.
217 Haverford Ave., Narberth, (610) 667-3663, www.thecheeseco.com.

Designer Consignment Shop
Revivals Boutique
At this quintessentially Main Line consignment shop, you’ll find the likes of Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch and Gucci. The operative words here are upscale and couture.
258 Haverford Ave., Narberth, (610) 660-8119, revivals.boutique.

Authentic Japanese Food
Maido!
At one of the few Japanese-owned establishments in the region, chefs showcase fragrant curries, crispy tempuras, delicate shumai, rich udon noodle dishes, and colorful bento boxes.
5 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, (484) 417-6745, www.maidoardmore.com.

Radio Station for Music
88.5 WXPN
www.xpn.org.

Bridge News

6/3/2019

The Narberth Avenue Bridge is now a one-way bridge for cars, going South to North. The road is divided so that pedestrians can use the other half of the road, protected by a safety barrier.

The long-term plan is bridge replacement of our 100+ year-old bridge, and the current schedule (if it holds) has that project starting next Spring. PennDot has a ton of bridges in line for replacement, so we hope our project doesn't get pushed back again. I'll report on www.narberthonline.com if I hear anything.

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