You know Angelo's for the pizza. Everyone knows Angelo's for the pizza. But there is a second act happening at the Fayette Street institution, and it involves flour, a lot of it.

Angelo's Baking Co. has been building a wholesale bread operation that pays direct homage to Conshohocken's long, doughy history as a bread-baking town. As MONTCO.Today reported, the shop is preserving a legacy that most residents under 40 probably do not even know existed. Conshy used to feed the region its rolls and loaves. Now one pizzeria is trying to make sure that story does not end in a footnote.

Not every small-business story around here has been so upbeat, though. Bridal boutique La Bella Moda closed after 45 years, with owners pointing to Amazon and SHEIN as the reason a beloved local shop finally shut the doors. The bread rises, the gowns go online. Progress, I guess.

If you have been searching for a Thursday evening plan that costs zero dollars and involves a fire hose aimed at your children in a controlled and joyful manner, the Borough has you covered.

On Thursday, July 30, the Borough of Conshohocken's summer concert series at Mary Wood Park kicks off with a children's concert by The Plants at 5:30 PM. Immediately after, at 6:30 PM, the Conshohocken Fire Department runs Sprinkler Night, which is exactly what it sounds like and exactly as much fun as it sounds like. Full details are posted on the Borough's summer concert series page.

Bring a towel. Bring two. You will thank us.

Theater in the Parks returns for its final weekend of The Prince of Egypt, with performances July 31 and August 1. The community theater run was announced through the Colonial School District's community bulletin.

Outdoor musical theater is one of those experiences that either fully works or fully does not, and around here it tends to fully work. Bring a blanket, bring the kids, and if the humidity forecast holds, bring water.