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Save the Date - 12 December 2026

Photos by Susan Rothschild

The Phoenixville Firebird Festival is one of the Philadelphia Region's most unique and anticipated events. The annual festival represents a celebration of the Phoenixville Borough's namesake - the Phoenix. Taking center stage, The Phoenix, at 20 feet tall, takes 3 months to complete and represents hundreds of hours of community effort.

 

The Firebird Festival celebrates arts, our culture, the ephemeral nature of life, and rebirth. Thousands of people come out to support the festival, which fosters a collaboration between local artistic talent and the cultural life in Phoenixville. The festival features regionally acclaimed performers, craft and food vendors.

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September 20 | 1 to 3 pm
  • $40 - 10 rounds & 1 free drink

  • 50/50 Gift baskets & raffle

  • Firebird merch for sale

  • Concessions available

VFW, 200 Starr Street, PHX
Help Fuel the Burn

We can only produce this Festival with community support! Thank you for your donation and keeping the Firebird burning bright.

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Donate Today

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The Winning T-Shirt Design

Get your 2026 t-shirt at the Phoenixville Farmer's Market!

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Highlights

Phoenixville Firebird at dusk

The Phoenix

At 20 feet tall, the Phoenix is built by members of the community. Both skilled carpenters and people just learning how to use a hammer are invited to construct our Firebird.

Fire spinners and Fire dancers perform at the Firebird Festival

Performances

The Festival is thrilling and fun for all with drummers, dancers, fire breathers, and live music to enjoy throughout the Festival grounds.

2026 Sponsors

We can't produce the Festival without investment from our amazing sponsors. Thank you to the following businesses for your support. Please consider these organizations when you have a relevant business need.

location

Reservoir Park
601 Franklin Avenue, Phoenixville, PA
The Firebird will be constructed near the Dayton Street entrance close to the cemetery.
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