The Reading Terminal Market will hold its 22nd annual Pennsylvania Dutch Festival starting tomorrow.
The three-day celebration, featuring the sale of handmade goods–and tons of traditional food– will take place in the Market’s Center Court, 12th and Filbert streets, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On Saturday, the festivities move outdoors to Arch Street, creating a “country fair in the city,” including Amish buggy and horse-drawn carriage rides and a farm animal petting zoo.
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