Doylestown
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Inside Doylestown’s VAMPA Museum: A Haunting Journey Through Vampire History
Did you know that Bucks County is home to a hidden gem straight out of a Bram Stoker novel? According to owner Edmondo Cirmi, VAMPA: The Vampire and Paranormal Museum is the world’s largest museum featuring vampiric artifacts. This Doylestown museum was designed to immerse visitors in an environment where psychological drama and spiritual conflict…
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Doylestown Welcomes Its First FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Center in Bucks County
Doylestown is officially the first Bucks County town to welcome FYZICAL Therapy and Balance Center, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The Sarasota-based franchise, which was founded in 2012, has over 550 locations, offering personalized comprehensive patient care across a variety of services that help patients recover from injuries and surgeries. The Doylestown…
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Waters Edge Winery & Bistro Brings Global Wines and Gourmet Food to Doylestown Early March
Doylestown is welcoming Waters Edge Winery & Bistro to its bar scene in early March, writes Jeff Werner for The Patch. The winery will be owned and operated by Eric and Nicole Landolfi, a Bucks County couple with a team passion for winemaking. Together, they’re set to blend the timeless art of winemaking with…
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The Michener Museum Showcases CFEVA’s Legacy and Future
Ron Tarver, once a dedicated photojournalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, has transitioned from capturing ephemeral moments to creating enduring art, writes Peter Crimmins for WHYY. Tarver, who spent over three decades at the Inquirer, sought more than the transient life of his photographs in the daily news. This quest for permanence led him…
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James Michener Library in Doylestown to Upgrade Facilities with $157,000 Keystone Grant
The Pennsylvania Department of Education Office of Commonwealth Libraries awarded a grant of more than $150,000 to the Doylestown branch of the Bucks County Free Library, according to a staff report from TAPinto Doylestown. The money can be used to cover various activities including construction. The grant awarded to the James Michener Library branch that…
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Matt Engle’s Heroic Return Leads Central Bucks West to First Title Game Since 2018
Senior guard Matt Engle, who has been battling injury all season, has led Central Bucks West to its first title game appearance in the Suburban One League since 2018, writes Jared Leveson for The Philadelphia Inquirer. This has been the team’s first winning season since 2020 and there are signs that the Bucks could make…
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Fonthill Castle Undergoes Historic Preservation Efforts in Doylestown
The historic Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, once the home of Henry Chapman Mercer, is currently undergoing a comprehensive survey of the condition of its facade thanks to a grant received through the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission’s Keystone Historic Preservation Grant program, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The project, which is partly funded by…
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Doylestown’s Pink Stops Sydney Concert for Pregnant Fan in Labor
Popular singer Pink, a Doylestown native, paused her concert in Sydney, Australia, last week after a pregnant fan went into labor in the middle of her performance, writes Sabba Rahbar for E! News. The February 9 concert was the second time in six months that the singer had to stop mid-song for the same reason.…
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Doylestown Woman is the Driving Force of Puppy Bowl Training
Doylestown trainer Victoria Schade is behind the seamless display of athletic puppy prowess in the heartwarming spectacle of the Puppy Bowl, writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Every year, the event dazzles fans as over 100 adorable puppies engage in playful antics on a miniature football field. With 18 years as the show’s…
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Delaware Valley University to Kick off 10 Years of Youth Programs this Summer
DelVal is celebrating 10 years of Summer Youth Programs. Kids U! and Inspire U! are weeklong on-campus specialty summer camps and programs, where over a thousand local kids and teens participate in epic fun and next-level experiences each week. Kids come to campus, make new friends, and learn to master something new. “We level-up the…
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Join Doylestown’s ‘Coldest Night of the Year’ Walk to Support Local Homeless Services
Four local nonprofits are inviting the community to dress warmly and raise money for the homeless on “the Coldest Night of the Year” in Doylestown, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The winter fundraising walk will take place on February 24 in support of programs and services offered by YWCA Bucks County, Bucks County Opportunity…
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Eagle Lane Johnson’s Work with Doylestown-Based Foundation Earns Him Award Nomination
The Philadelphia Eagles’ Lane Johnson received a nomination for NFL’s Walter Payton Man of the Year award thanks to his work with the Doylestown-based Travis Manion Foundation, write Damon C. Williams and Martin Frank for the Bucks County Courier Times. The foundation, which carries the name of the Marine who was killed in action in…
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1890 Doylestown Victorian Home with Gourmet Kitchen and Panoramic Views Featured in Philadelphia Magazine
A Victorian farmstead outside Doylestown is a true bucolic heaven with over 12 acres of fields and protected forests, writes Sandy Smith for the Philadelphia Magazine. In addition to the gorgeous main home, the property also features a barn and horse stables, making it ideal for any equestrian enthusiast. Its other impressive features include a…
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Latte Love for Cats: How MeWow Cat Cafe in Doylestown Is Winning Hearts and Finding Homes
MeWow Cafe in Doylestown is helping find new homes for felines all while serving coffee, tea, and desserts, reports Alex Butler for PHL 17. The cafe has had over 500 adoptions and is determined to reach its next goal of 550. Eilene Kramer founded MeWow five years ago after her daughter Karla mentioned the…
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Doylestown-based Instinct Science Doubles in Size by Acquiring Company It Spun Out Of
Doylestown-based Instinct Science came full circle after it recently acquired Oklahoma-based VetMedux, the company it spun out of six years ago, for an undisclosed sum, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. VetMedux, which also has Doylestown roots, was founded in 2002. The company’s shareholders received a combination of cash and equity from the…
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Skate Shop Turned Concert Venue: Nomad Supply Hosts Local Legends Anthony Green and Baron Tiger
In addition to being a skate shop, Nomad Supply Company in Doylestown put the spotlight on local musicians in the same space on January 27, writes Paul Boger for TAPinto Doylestown. The room boasted a custom-made stage and was adapted to easily fit more than 50 of the performers’ local fans, family, and friends. In…
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Delaware Valley University Bringing Back Live Foal Cams
Delaware Valley University in Doylestown is once again partnering with the Pennsylvania Horse Racing Association (PHRA) to offer a live stream view of expectant mares as they get ready to birth their foals, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Several foal cameras at DelVal’s breeding facilities will give viewers access to a live view of…
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Meridian Bank House of the Week: Charming Converted Farmhouse in Doylestown
A charming converted farmhouse on 1.4 lovely acres with four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Doylestown at 2688 Red Gate Drive. …. The Red Gate Barn is filled with exquisite details that have been preserved over the centuries through its metamorphosis. The current owners have continued enhancing the…
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