Friday Nights Under the Stars at the Brandywine Polo Club

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Kick off your weekend with Friday Nights Under the Stars hosted by the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail and Rolling Barrel Events.


Every Friday night from June 3 through August 26 at the Brandywine Polo Club, enjoy a relaxing evening under the stars with your friends and family combined with intra-club polo matches, good regional wines and great local bands.

“Beautiful Chester County provides the perfect setting for this series that is sure to be an annual favorite,” says Brandon Walsh, Board Member at the Brandywine Polo Club.

Location:
Brandywine Polo Club
232 Polo Rd, Toughkenamon, PA 19374

Tickets:
$20 online/$25 at gate
You can also buy a season pass if you are looking to attend more than one concert.

Check out Brandywine Polo Club’s Concert Calendar for the upcoming local bands and regional wineries.


About Brandywine Polo Club:

Nestled amongst the rolling hills of the Brandywine Valley in Kennett Square, PA, the Brandywine Polo Club is one of the East Coast’s oldest polo establishments, dating back to 1950. BPC has a long history of bringing the polo lifestyle to Chester County’s elite equestrian scene and Philadelphia society. An area already rich in tradition, taste, and culture, it brings to mind renowned names like Wyeth and duPont. That combined with the lush surrounding landscape make it the perfect setting for the sport of kings.

Whether you are a professional player, a beginner learning the basics, or a spectator looking for something different, BPC has much to offer. Located on 300 acres, BPC facilities include 2 irrigated fields, a practice field, outdoor arena, enclosed members area, covered pavilion, hitting cage, and on-site stabling for 100 horses.

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