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New Comic Featuring Doylestown Native Pink Coming Out on Her Birthday
Doylestown native Alecia Beth Moore, better known as Pink, will get a special birthday present this year, reports CBS News Philadelphia. The popular singer with numerous major hits, including “So What” and “Just Give Me A Reason”, is the newest subject of the “Female Force” comic book series published by Tidalwave Productions. The comic book…
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Historic Theater in Bucks County to Screen Documentary on Vincent Motorcycles
The Newtown Theatre, located at 120 North State Street in Newtown, will screen “Speed is Expensive: Philip Vincent and the Million Dollar Motorcycle” on Sept. 7 at 7:30 PM. Narrated by Scottish actor Ewan McGregor, this documentary tells the dramatic story of the legendary Vincent motorcycle. Before the film, an original Vincent motorcycle will be…
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Fallsington Library to Hold Gala Fundraiser Later This Month. Read to Learn More
Locals know the Fallsington Library is the place to be for book-borrowing, craft-making, and fun, educational STEM projects, but did you also know the library is the place to be for concerts and silent auction items, including Philadelphia Eagles and Flyers memorabilia, musical instruments, restaurant gift cards, tickets to Philadelphia sporting events, Bristol Riverside Theater…
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Main Line Today’s Top Picks for Fall Concerts Around Montgomery County
The summer may be ending, but that doesn’t mean there still isn’t a lot more fun to be had this fall. All along the Main Line, there are hot concerts lined up for the fall, and Ben Silver of Main Line Today has your top picks. Here are a few to check out. Leslie Mendelson…
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Bucks County History: Influential Counterculture Activist Spent His Last Days in Solebury Township
The long and complicated story of one of the most well-known figures of the 1960s came to an end in Bucks County. Abbie Hoffman, a firebrand of the hippie movement, an influential anti-war activist during the Vietnam War, and the founder of the Youth International Party, also known as the Yippies, died in his Solebury…
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Pipersville Author to Give Live Reading at Bookstore Just Outside of Bucks County
An author from Pipersville will be coming to a bookstore just outside of Bucks County to read from her latest published work. Jaclyn Paul, who recently published her novel “She’s Not Home” under her pen name Lena George, will read from her latest work at the Frenchtown Bookshop on Sept. 7 from 6:30 – 7:30…
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Doylestown Museum Has Entrance Art Piece Professionally Cleaned. Read to Learn More
A popular art museum in Doylestown recently had one of its most recognized pieces cleaned for the public and those passing by. The Michener Art Museum, located at 138 South Pine Street, is home to many works my artists near and far for many years. One of the pieces it is known for is Steve…
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Doylestown, Lahaska Bookshops Announce New Owners, Plans for the Future
Two longstanding bookshops in Bucks County, one in Doylestown and one in Lahaska, have announced their new owners. The Doylestown Bookshop, located at 16 South Main Street, as well as The Lahaska Bookshop, located at 162A Peddler’s Village, Rt 263 & Street Road, have announced that they have been sold to Lauren and Damian Ford, the…
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New Hope Gallery to Show Collection of Rare Bruce Springsteen Memorabilia Next Week
Arete Gallery in New Hope will be showing a collection of memorabilia related to The Boss’ massive impact on American music. Located at 122 South Main Street, the gallery will house several pieces of history related to Bruce Springsteen from Sept. 8 – 17. The collection will feature photographs, signed pieces, musical artifacts, and more…
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Learn All About Historic Trades and Skills at This Bucks County Mansion This Weekend
A historic estate in Bucks County will be hosting an informative lecture and demonstration on trades that took place during the country’s founding. Pennsbury Manor, located at 400 Pennsbury Memorial Road in Morrisville, will be hosting a demonstration on historic trades on Sept. 3 from 1 – 4 PM. “Come and witness some of the trades…
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Blue Bell’s Normandy Farm Offers Perfect Venue for Small Weddings
Normandy Farm in Blue Bell is one of the top 12 small wedding venues in the Philadelphia area, according to Taylor Carson at The Knot. The list includes restaurants, historic buildings, country clubs and farms that can offer a cozy intimate wedding venue. The Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center has an on-site restaurant, the…
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Sinkhole on the Delaware Canal Towpath Fixed, Reopening Trail for Visitors in Uhlerstown
A recent issue with a nature trail in Bucks County has been remedied, allowing locals and visitors to enjoy the area’s great outdoors. Back in May, a sinkhole formed on a part of the Delaware Canal Towpath in the area of Uhlerstown (Mile Post 39.4). As a result, the towpath was closed at the Farley Wastegate, just south of…
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Bucks County History: Girton Meat Market of Yardley Was Once a Staple of the Community
Several artifacts from Bucks County’s past have brought to light an old business that was once a mainstay in a popular town. The Yardley Historical Association, located at 46 West Afton Avenue in Yardley, recently posted a picture and an article from 1924 about the Girton Meat Market, which once stood on South Main Street.…
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New Film Marks 40th Anniversary of the Protests Sparked by Point Pleasant Water Project
An upcoming documentary will revisit one of the most contentious and groundbreaking protests ever to have occurred in Bucks County. The film, titled “Uprising Along the Delaware: How the Point Pleasant Water Project United Thousands in Civil Disobedience”, tells the story of the protests that erupted as work commenced on the massive water supply project.…
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Gather Place Museum Celebrates First-Year Anniversary with Reflective Garden Installation
Gather Place Museum, located at the Old A.M.E. Church of Yardley, has announced its first-year anniversary celebrations, commemorating a successful year of community engagement, historical preservation, and cultural enrichment. As part of the festivities, the museum is proud to unveil “A Place to Honor its Ancestors” featuring an honorary reflective garden bench and bricks installation,…
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Popular Town in Bucks County to Host Outdoor Screening of Halloween Classic This October
Several organizations have come together to set up a widely popular Halloween movie to be shown in a Bucks County town this fall. The Doylestown Pride Festival, along with the local County Theater and The Moving Picture Cinema, will be showing “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” on an outdoor screen at Broad Commons Park on…
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Perkasie Nonprofit Participating as a ‘Blue Star Museum’ for the Remainder of the Summer
A nonprofit in Bucks County will continue to aid visitors and their families who have served their country. Peark S. Buck International, located at 520 Dublin Road in Perkasie, is once again participating as a Blue Star Museum. The listing is a free admission program from the National Endowment for the Arts and Blue Star…
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Falls Township Invites Poets, Artists, and Musicians to Partake in Coffee House Program
A township in Bucks County is offering young residents the chance to show their creative side through a fun community program. Falls Township Parks and Recreation will be hosting a Coffee House program at Three Arches, located at 335 Trenton Road on Sept. 24 from 11 AM – 1 PM. The program is designed for…
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