The June Fete Fair, a three-day fundraiser event at the Fairgrounds, 2990 Edge Hill Road in Huntingdon Valley, was featured by NBC10.

“It’s a wonderful family-friendly environment that is just filled with activities,” Jill Kyle, senior vice president of regional advance for Jefferson Abington Hospital, said. “June Fete started with a garden party, and that is the same garden party that takes place today.”

The 100+-year-old fair will take place from June 6-8 and benefits Durham Fund for Nurse Wellness at Jefferson Abington Hospital. It features amusement rides, carnival games, live entertainment, food, and vendors for shopping. The weekend will also include a fireworks display on Friday, a Horse & Pony Show on Saturday, professional jugglers and trampoline artists.

Kyle noted that the event has only been cancelled twice—the first due to World War II, the second in 2024 due to safety/security concerns. Upper Moreland Township manager Patrick Stasio told Glenside Local earlier this month that all things are currently a go as “many of the problem events from last year have not occurred as yet.”

NBC10’s video coverage is below:

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