Berks County July 2026 Events Calendar
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Your guide to summer fun in Berks County – hikes, fishing, concerts, and more
From moonlit hikes and family fishing nights to back‑to‑school giveaways and a three‑day car‑show festival, explore the best free and low‑cost activities happening across Berks County this July.
Looking for something to do with the kids, friends, or even solo this summer? Berks County’s parks, churches, and community groups have packed the calendar with a mix of outdoor adventures, tasty treats, and lively music.
July 22 – Night Hike at Angora Fruit Farm (502 Angola Road, Lower Alsace Township, 7:30‑9 p.m.) – Berks Parks staff will lead a guided stroll through the wooded trails of Antietam Lake Park after dark. Bring a flashlight and sturdy shoes; the trail is uneven, so it’s best for kids 7 and up. Registration is free but required at countyofberks.recdesk.com/Community/Program.
July 23 – Sandwich Order Deadline – If you’re craving a classic ham‑and‑cheese or turkey‑and‑cheese sandwich, call Tammy at 610‑463‑7213 and place your order for $5 each. Pickup will be on August 3 between 3‑5 p.m. at the Pioneer Grange Hall, 46 E. Keller St., Topton.
July 25 – Family Fishing Day (Antietam Lake Park, 6‑8 p.m.) – No licence, no gear, no problem. Parks staff and rangers will hand out rods, bait, and even teach you how to tie a proper knot. Kids and adults alike can try their luck for free. Register ahead of time at the same county link.
July 25 – Huff’s Union Church Picnic (540 Conrad Road, Hereford Township, starting 4 p.m.) – Food and baked goods roll out rain‑or‑shine, with the Majestics providing music from 5‑8 p.m. (weather permitting). Kids 10 and under have a dedicated activity hour from 5‑6 p.m. Remember to bring a lawn chair; service animals only, no pets.
July 25 – Fifth Annual Back‑to‑School Bash (Calvary United Church of Christ, 1231 Route 100, Washington Township, 9 a.m.–noon) – Free school supplies, clothing, a “touch‑a‑truck” showcase, inflatables, live music, and refreshments create a festive start to the school year.
July 29 – Guided Sunset/Full Moon Kayaking (Stilling Basin at Blue Marsh Lake, 1280 Palisades Drive, Bern Township, departing 6 p.m.) – Paddle downstream the Tulpehocken Creek as the sun sets and the moon climbs. Bring your own kayak, paddle, and life vest, or rent one locally. Life vests are mandatory; registration is free via the county website.
July 31 – Swing Fever Concert (Gring’s Mill Recreation Area, 2083 Tulpehocken Road, Spring Township, 5:30‑8:30 p.m.) – Pack a blanket or folding chair, enjoy free food trucks (Heart and Hearth Cuisine, Greco’s), and let the swing band keep you dancing under the stars. Parking is complimentary.
July 31 – Aug 1‑2 – Das Awkscht Fescht (Macungie Memorial Park, 50 N. Poplar St., Macungie, Lehigh County) – A three‑day extravaganza featuring a car show, flea market, arts & crafts, quilts, kids’ activities, live music, food vendors, and a beer garden. More info at www.awkscht.com.
Aug 1 – Knee Deep in the Creek (Angora Fruit Farm, 10 a.m.–noon) – Kids 6 and up are invited to wade into a rocky stream and meet the critters that call it home. Wear old sneakers or water shoes and bring a dry pair for after‑hour. Registration is free.
Whether you’re hunting for a quiet nature walk, a chance to cast a line, or a night of dancing, Berks County’s July lineup offers something for every taste and age. Mark your calendar, grab a friend, and enjoy the summer while it lasts.
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