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Brandywine In Black 2019

Welcome to the 6th Annual Brandywine In Black featuring - the Brandywine Valley's most sought after Pop-Up BYO dinner every year as Spring commences. Our theme this year is Breakfast at Tiffany's.

This year's event will be held on Saturday, March 30th beginning at 6 pm and ending promptly at 10 pm. In keeping things 'secret' we'll announce the location of the event on the evening of Thursday, March 28th. The event will be indoors.

This year, we have limited ticket capacity. And, although the dominant color is Black, this year we've added the accent color "Tiffany Blue" to complement our theme.

We're thrilled with a new venue this year and repeating our beneficiary organization Neighbors For Crebilly, LLC. The group formed in late summer 2016 as an advocacy group seeking to redirect the outcome of the proposed development of Crebilly Farm.

Crebilly Farm is an iconic 322-acre farm that is part of Brandywine Battlefield hosting some of the first skirmishes of our country's Revolutionary War. The development plan will forever change history as the parcel is leveled to make way for a colony of 319 homes and town homes.

With your help last year and continuing into this year, Neighbors For Crebilly will be able to continue its work. In the past year, we've had several successes the most recent being the Conditional Use Application Appeal was denied in Chester County Court. We continue the fight in Commonwealth Court sometime this year.

The net proceeds from Brandywine In Black will be pooled with other funds from private individuals, organizations and other fundraisers to offset the ongoing costs of legal defense, hiring professional consultants and the continued costs of outreach.

To learn more about Neighbors For Crebilly visit the organization's web page at www.savecrebilly.org, or Facebook: Neighbors For Crebilly.

Stay tuned to our Facebook Page for more information and future announcements.

Join us in saving a piece of history for our children and generations yet to come.

"We do not inherit the land from our ancestors ... we borrow it from our children"
~ ancient proverb