If you have been waiting for the borough to give you a reason to pack a blanket and a cooler of juice boxes, here it is. Conshohocken has confirmed dates and artists for its free 2026 Summer Concert Series, with the full lineup posted via Plymouth-Whitemarsh Patch. Free, outdoors, family-welcome. That is the whole pitch, and frankly it is a strong one.
Meanwhile a few blocks of conversation over, Montgomery County has put the 42-acre former quarry property along Conshohocken Road up for sale, as MoreThanTheCurve first spotted via an actual for-sale sign in the ground. Forty-two acres is not a rounding error in a borough this size. Whatever lands there will shape the skyline your kids grow up looking at, so file this one under things worth following.
And the data center debate is not going anywhere. The first hearing date is now set for the Plymouth Township data center proposal, the same project that was withdrawn last fall after public outrage. At the state level, Governor Shapiro is pitching data center incentives ahead of the budget deadline, while Treasurer Stacy Garrity is calling for a total pause. Reasonable people, very different conclusions. Welcome to 2026.