Spend Part of Your Weekend in the Deep Freeze — And Save!

Thursday, Aug. 22-Saturday, Aug. 24, All Weavers Way Locations and Henry Got Crops Farm Market (Aug. 23 only)
Survey the cases in our stores today through Saturday (and at the Farm Market too on Friday) to save 20% on your frozen food faves: veggie burgers, pizza, pasta... Anything frozen that's not a dessert. We bet those items will come in handy all too soon, once The Routine comes roaring back. See you in the freezer aisles!

Cool Stuff Around The Co-op

We'll show you how to opt in or out of the working membership program, how membership works for you and for the neighborhood, and how to access the most benefits. And you'll earn two hours of working member credit just for attending. For more info, contact the Membership Department at member@weaversway.coop or 215-843-2350, ext. 119.

Wet your whistle with a fine growler selection from Ambler Beverage Exchange. Dinner items available while supplies last. BYO.

We need cooperators to set up the stage, do traffic control, be eco-ambassadors, and more. Consult the Member Work Calendar in the Member Center to find a shift that works for you.

Bring Your Old T-shirts to the Village Fair — or Donate Them

The Plastic Reduction Task Force will be at the Village Fair with a DIY reusable bag station, and they're encouraging fairgoers to bring their own old T-shirts for this activity. But you can still donate extras for those who don't have a tee of their own at the Fair. Donated shirts should be washed and have no holes or embellishments. They can be dropped off with Programs Coordinator Jeannine Kienzle at the Membership and Outreach Office in Mt. Airy (555 Carpenter Lane), given to a cashier in Chestnut Hill, or left at the Membership Desk in Ambler.

Learn how to make your own dairy-free alternative milks, including almond, cashew, and oat. Nutrition Team member Dr. Wendy Romig will host this live demo and also explain how you can get creative in the kitchen with the remaining pulp. FREE; register here.

Cool Stuff in the Neighborhood

James Smith was a free African American man who worked for the Chew family for more than 50 years. He'll lead visitors throughout Cliveden's Main House and share stories from the 19th century. Two tours, beginning at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. $15; get tickets here.

Or, Tour the Wingohocking Watershed With the GLEC

Saturday, Aug. 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 5722 Greene St., Germantown
This bus tour and fundraiser for the GLEC will trace the waterways that played a crucial part in how Northwest Philadelphia developed. Tickets: $30 for adults, $15 for children. Buy tickets here.

Don’t miss the bi-weekly eShopper for specials, demos & more!