Culture
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Yardley Farm Property Continues to Aid the Community After Over 300 Years of Existence
One of the most historic farm properties in Bucks County is still being utilized to this day, helping the community in several ways. Patterson Farm was settled by Quakers in 1683, originally owned by farmer Thomas Janney, who grew several crops on the property. In 1998, Lower Makefield Township paid $7.2 million to purchase the…
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Come Watch the Stars with a Local Astronomical Group at This Bucks County Park
An astronomical association in Bucks County will be showing local resident show to properly star-gaze at an upcoming outdoor event. The astronomers of the Bucks-Mont Astronomical Association will be hosting an open-to-the-public “Star Watch” at Tohickon Boat Launch in Quakertown on May 20. Pre-Star Watch activities begin at 8:15 PM, with stargazing beginning around 9…
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Washington Crossing National Cemetery Unveiling Statue of Namesake President Next Week
A national cemetery in Bucks County will soon see a large statue of one of the Founding Fathers keep watch over interred veterans. Peg Quann wrote about the statue for the Bucks County Courier Times. An 8-foot bronze statue of George Washington will be unveiled at Washington Crossing National Cemetery on May 20. The statue,…
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Enjoy Jazz Classics and New Tunes on Bucks County’s Waterfront at the End of the Month
One of the most popular outdoor spots will Bucks County will be hosting a concert on their grounds at the end of the month. The Friends of Washington Crossing Park and the Newtown Theatre are teaming up to present a free outdoor jazz concert on May 27 from 6 – 8 PM. The concert will…
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Bucks County History: Doylestown Restaurant’s Building Dates Back to 1864
In an area replete with deep roots in American history, one building in Bucks County has seen the times change with its various owners. The Doylestown Historical Society recently wrote about the Flat Iron Building, located at one of the “Five Points” in downtown Doylestown. Having housed the popular Paganini Ristorante since 1990, the building’s…
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Bucks County History: This Major Speedway in Langhorne Was Opened Nearly 100 Years Ago
A major speedway once stood in Bucks County, and it saw many famous (and infamous) moments in racing history. The Pennsylvania Heritage Foundation discussed the history of the Langhorne Speedway online. The speedway once stood in the namesake area of Bucks County and was opened in 1926. The one-mile track, designed as round as possible to…
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New Hope Art Gallery Gears Up to Celebrate 10 Years of Business This Summer
A gallery in Bucks County will be celebrating a decade of art in the area with a series of promotions and prizes. Red Tulip Gallery, located at 19C W Bridge Street in New Hope, will celebrate its tenth anniversary on June 10 with special promotions. Founded in June 2013 as a cooperative of local artists…
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Come Enjoy Bucks County’s Great Outdoors at This Upcoming Fishing Program
An upcoming program will offer resident of Bucks County the chance to enjoy the great outdoors partaking in a fun sport. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will be hosting a Family Fishing Program this weekend. The program will be held at Falls Township Community Park, located at 9125 Mill Creek Road in Levittown, on May…
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This Bookstore in Bucks County is Celebrating 25 Years of Literature and Community
One of the most popular bookshops in Bucks County is celebrating a major milestone, looking to the next chapter of their story. The Doylestown Bookshop, located at 16 South Main Street in Doylestown, will be celebrating 25 years of business on May 13 from 1- 3 PM. “We invite community members, authors, and friends to…
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Several Bucks County School Districts Named ‘Best Communities for Music Education’
A well-known organization is recognizing several school districts in Bucks County for their influential musical programs. The NAMM Foundation, owned and operated by the National Association of Music Merchants, has published their 2023 list of school districts around the country whose music programs are making a difference in their communities. Several districts in Bucks County…
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‘Art in the Parks’ Returning to Bucks County. Read to Learn When and Where
A popular art program will be returning to Bucks County this summer, with several local venues showing incredible art. Officials from Lower Makefield Township have confirmed that the annual “Art in the Park” program will begin in June. Several location in and around Bucks County will serve as spaces for sculptures and other artistic endeavors…
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Come Celebrate Memorial Day at This Historically-Significant Park in Bucks County
One of the most historically-important areas in Bucks County will be celebrating Memorial Day in a unique fashion. Washington Crossing Historic Park will hold its annual Memorial Day observance on May 28 at 1 PM at the gravesite of Continental soldiers. The gravesite is located near the Thompson-Neely House, about two miles south of New…
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28th Annual Rubber Ducky Regatta Returning to Warminster. Read for All the Details
An annual event is scheduled to return to Bucks County later this month, offering a fun and memorable time for families and friends. The 28th annual “Rubber Ducky Regatta” will be held at Kemper Park in Warminster on May 21 at 1 PM. Organizers invite everyone to flock to the park, where competitors will race…
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Major Rock Group, Fronted by Doylestown Native, Announce Surprise Show in Philadelphia
A popular music group, featuring a frontman from Bucks County, has announced a surprise show at a nearby venue. California emo legends Saosin, fronted by lifelong Doylestown resident Anthony Green, will be performing at Union Transfer in Philadelphia on May 8, celebrating 20 years as a band, as well as the two-decade mark or their…
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Bracken Cavaliers of Bristol Set to March Again on Historic Bristol Day
The Bracken Cavaliers of Bristol were one of the best drum and bugle corps in Pennsylvania from 1924 to 1974, writes JD Mullane for Philly Burbs. They used to be a mainstay at public celebrations throughout Bucks County and won a slew of titles in the state and racked up local and regional wins. “When…
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Bucks County Church, Once Part of the Underground Railroad, Fundraising for Repairs
A historic Bucks County church, which was once part of the Underground Railroad, will hold a fundraiser to fund some much-needed repairs, reports Bo Koltnow for WFMZ 69 News. Mount Gilead Church, tucked into Buckingham Mountain, was built in 1834 by Quakers and runaway and freed slaves just outside of New Hope. “People have lived…
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Former Partner of John Lennon Hosting Photo Exhibition at Bucks County Art Gallery
The former partner of one of the world’s most famous musicians will be sharing her story through pictures at an art gallery in Bucks County. Arete Gallery, located at 122 South Main Street in New Hope, will be hosting a photography exhibit from May 19 – 21. The exhibit was put together by May Pang,…
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May the 4th Be With You: Star Wars-Themed Band Coming to Bucks County for New Album’s Debut
In celebration of Star Wars Day, along with the release of their new album, an out-of-this-world band will be performing in Bucks County. Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, located at 909 Ray Avenue in Croydon, will be hosting Star Wars-themed metal band Galactic Empire on May 6 at 8 PM. The band, which features members of…
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