Kennett Square
Kennett Square is a historic borough in Chester County, Pennsylvania, renowned as the “Mushroom Capital of the World.” It produces over 500 million pounds of mushrooms annually, accounting for half of the U.S. supply.
The town features a vibrant downtown with independent shops, eateries, and hosts annual events like the Mushroom Festival and Brewfest. Its rich history includes roles in the Revolutionary War and the Underground Railroad.
Address: 600 S Broad Street Suite 110 Kennett Square, PA 19348
Phone: (610) 444-6020
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Five Small Towns of Chester County to Visit For Local History & Charm
Small towns of Chester County offer endless activities and local flare for both residents and visitors, writes staff for Main Line Today. Here is a…
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Kennett Square Borough’s Rapid Growth and Development is Both a Gift and a Challenge
Kennett Square Borough, which totals a little more than one square mile, is known as a thriving small town of businesses, families, and nature, writes…
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Owner of Nomadic Pies in Kennett Square Offers Advice on Diversifying Your Thanksgiving Table
Molly Johnston, owner of Nomadic Pies in Kennett Square, believes Thanksgiving tables should feature more than just pumpkin pies, write Courtney H. Diener-Stokes and Laurel…
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Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Officially Marks Opening of Kennett Square Apartments
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 30 officially marked the opening of the newest apartment complex in Kennett Square, writes Gabbie Burton for the Chester County…
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After Years of Reimagining, Longwood Gardens Project Finally Prepares to Open
The historic Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square prepares to unveil its latest modern chapter following a $250 million renovation, writes for WHYY. The popular attraction…
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Washington Post: Kennett Square Leads Nation’s Mushroom Production Amid Industry Boom
Kennett Square, the unofficial Mushroom Capital of the World, continues to dominate mushroom production in the nation amid the industry’s boom, writes Laura Reiley for…
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Philadelphia Leadership: Javonna Wylie, President and CEO, Chester County OIC
Javonna Wylie, President and CEO of Chester County OIC, spoke with PHILADELPHIA Today about growing up in West Chester and how living in a college…
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Wake Up and Smell the Coffee at These Top Five Coffee Shops in Chester County
Latte, cold brew, or tea? No matter your choice in drink, there are many coffee shops and cafes in Chester County that can satisfy your…
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Kennett Square Rower Drew Inspiration from Jason Kelce Before Winning Olympic Gold
Team USA rower Justin Best, a Kennett Square native, drew inspiration from Jason Kelce’s speech at the Philadelphia Eagles‘ Super Bowl parade in 2018 before…
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Founder of Square Roots Collective in Kennett Square on a Redemptive Quest
Mike Bontrager, the founder of Square Roots Collective in Kennett Square, is on a decades-long redemptive quest to achieve restoration through sacrifice, according to a…
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Chester County Farmers Working Through Suffocating Heat Wave to Ensure Business Goes As Usual
Chester County farmers who produce the majority of the mushrooms eaten in the United States are ensuring business continues as usual despite the suffocating heat…
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Beyond Membership, the Longwood Innovators Program Elevates and Enriches Your Longwood Gardens Experience
If you’ve visited Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square many times and feel a special connection to this iconic place of beauty, imagine taking it to…
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New Boutique Hotel Opening in Kennett Square Puts Art at the Center of Their Experience
A new boutique hotel called Artelo is coming soon to Kennett Square and works to combine art and a luxury hotel experience, writes Natalie Jason…
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After 20 Years, Rare Century Plant Blooms at Longwood Gardens
Longwood Gardens has waited nearly two decades for a roof-popping bloom of Agave americana, known as the Century Plant. This perennial succulent is monocarpic, meaning it…
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Customers Can Make Their Own Ice Cream Flavor at this Kennett Square Creamery
The Hangry Bear Creamery in Kennett Square allows customers to make their very own ice cream flavor, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. …




























