Upcoming Events!!
- Valentine's menu!!****
- We Love Lunch****
- Tuscan Table Fridays..every Friday evening 7pm Reservations Required!
Friday, December 10, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
December 11th at 10:00am: Holiday Bazaar
Skip the bumping and shoving in the crowded mall this holiday season and come shop at The Bistro At Our Towns Holiday Bazaar! Choose from handmade aprons, candles, yoga mat bags, Pilates gift certificates, handbags, jewelry, beauty, health and wellness products and much more!!! There will be something for everyone! FREE FOOD! YES...FREE FOOD! Outdoor location will be the Fairfield House (End of Fairfield Place shopping center.)
Monday, December 6, 2010
Vendor of the Week:
Uncle’s Dog Walking Service
Dog Walking & Pet Sitting
Special Offer!
SPECIAL COUPON OFFER! – Mention this coupon when contacting Uncle’s Dog Walking Service and receive first visit/walk for free! (First-time multiple-appointment/week clients only eligible for coupon.)
For more information, and to schedule a free consultation, please contact:
Andy Brundage, Owner/Operator
484-888-9835
Friday, December 3, 2010
THE Holiday MIND, BODY and SPIRIT Charity Event! December 18, 2010 starting at 8:30 a.m. At The Bistro at Our Town in the Fairfield Shopping Center Exton, PA
Donations will be accepted for Grandmothers to Grandmothers and a portion of each purchase will be donated to this amazing charity ~ see below for details!
Beth Smith Pilates will be offering FREE 30 minute pilates classes to relax your mind and strengthen your body allowing you to power through your holiday shopping. *Class will start at 8:30am *Please bring a pilates/yoga mat *Wear comfortable workout clothing
Start a Better You will be on hand with everything for your sports nutrition, fitness nutrition, weight management, daily health supplement needs and more!
Sidestitch by Ginny will be offering beautiful handmade mat bags and headbands for all of your workout needs! Visit her blog at http://www.sidestitch.blogspot.com/
Africa has become a continent of orphans having lost their parents to AIDS. In the midst of this devastation, grandmothers have emerged as the 'unsung heroes' of Africa. They bury their own children and then in their 50s, 60s and 70s begin to parent again, raising their grandchildren with little or no support. The Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign seeks to raise awareness and mobilize support for these African grandmothers. More than 240 groups of Canadian grandmothers have taken up the call to action and the campaign has raised over $10 million. The campaign supports community-level organizations in 15 sub-Saharan African countries that provide grandmothers with much needed support, such as food, housing grants, school fees for their grandchildren and grief counseling.