Culture
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Popular Music Festival Returns to Bucks County, Complete with Vendors and Food Trucks
A music festival is set to be held at a popular brewery in Bucks County, with several popular bands and various vendors scheduled for the day. This Is Not Croydon Fest will host its fourth annual show at Broken Goblet Brewing, located in Bensalem, on April 22. The show sold out quickly, as a big…
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Learn About Lenni Lenape History at This Bucks County Nature Center
An upcoming educational event will teach visitors and local residents of Bucks County about the area’s original inhabitants. Churchville Nature Center, located at 501 Churchville Lane in Churchville, will be hosting an open house of their Lenape Village, an area of the center that harkens back to when the Lenni Lenape Native Americans lived in…
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Several Bucks County Mosques, Islamic Centers Celebrate the Last Day of Ramadan
For people of the Muslim faith, today is the last day of Ramadan, and several centers in Bucks County are acknowledging the occasion. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, a traditional month of fasting in Islam. The religious obligation is considered one of the most important times of the year for Muslims worldwide, where followers fast during the…
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Looking to Get Outside? Here’s How You Can Celebrate ‘Trails Day’ in Bucks County
For those looking to see the great outdoors in Bucks County, an upcoming celebration might be the perfect occasion to enjoy local trails. The Bucks County Planning Commission, along with local nonprofit TMA Bucks, will be celebrating ‘Trails Day’ on April 22. “Visit the Southampton Train Station, along the Newtown Rail Trail, from 9 a.m.…
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Perkasie Metaphysical Shop Offering Big Deals to Celebrate Lunar Event
A shop in Bucks County is offering a sale on their unique products in celebration of an important event that is out of this world. Highly Mystical Creations, located at 308 West Callowhill Street in Perkasie, is a metaphysical shop in Bucks County. Today, they are offering 20% off for those who purchase four items…
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Yardley Museum Welcomes Writers of All Levels to Upcoming Poetry Workshop
A museum in Bucks County will be hosting a literary event for writers of all levels to enjoy the beauty of writing poetry. The Gather Place Museum, located in Yardley, will be hosting a community poetry writing workshop on April 30. The event will be held at 188 South Canal Street from 2 – 3:30…
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Bucks County Bookshop Celebrates 100 Years of Books from Major Publishing Company
A popular bookshop in Bucks County is celebrating a major milestone for a huge publisher, whose books line most of their shelves. The Lahaska Bookshop, located at 162A Peddler’s Village, Route 263 & Street Road in Lahaska, is commemorating the 100th birthday of W. W. Norton & Company, a major book publisher based in New…
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Pennsbury Manor Evokes Native American History with nkwiluntàmën Exhibit
A historic manor in Bucks County is hosting an artistic exhibit that celebrates the rich history of the area and its first inhabitants. Peter Crimmins wrote about the exhibit for WHYY. Pennsbury Manor, William Penn’s historic estate in Morrisville, has commissioned artist and Lenape descendant Nathan Young for an exhibit that evokes Lenni Lenape history.…
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Enjoy the Music of Frank Sinatra at this Popular Hotel in the Bucks County Area
A local singer will be serenading residents of Bucks County at a popular venue as he belts out the tune of one of the most popular showmen ever. The Buck Hotel, located at 1200 Buck Road in Feasterville, will be hosting singer Joey Commentucci, known as Joey C, as he performs the songs of Frank Sinatra.…
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Popular Bucks County Bookshop Gives Hint About its Upcoming Reopening
One of the most popular bookshops in Bucks County has given a hint for when they may be reopening their doors to the public. Farley’s Bookshop, located at 44 South Main Street in New Hope, has been closed since the beginning of the year so the shop can undergo repairs and restorations. Recently, a sign…
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‘Hamilton’ Star Sends Major Gift to Doylestown Museum, Theatre Education Center
A famous Broadway performer recently gave a much-needed donation to a museum in Bucks County that preserves a local legend’s legacy. Stephanie Farr wrote about the recent gift for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education Center has received a major gift from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s fund to help preserve Highland Farm, Hammerstein’s…
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East Greenville-Based Knoll Has an Iconic Chair Designed by Delaware Valley Sculptor
East Greenville-based Knoll is known for its innovative chairs that emulate an artistic style worthy of being in a museum exhibition. Notable designers have designed midcentury-style chairs for the company, according to Terry and Kim Kovel in The Daily Times. The famous grasshopper and womb chairs are designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen. The…
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Historic Park in Bucks County Honors Volunteers for Their Service and Dedication
Every April, in honor of National Volunteer Month, the Friends of Washington Crossing Park recognize individuals and organizations who have helped deliver upon the group’s mission over the past year. The following volunteers were honored for their contributions in 2022: VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR – MARY JANE BECK Mary Jane Beck is an integral part…
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New Hope-Based Environmental Conservation Organization Celebrates Spring in Full Bloom
An environmental nonprofit in Bucks County is ringing in the spring by showing the natural beauty of the area. Friends of the Delaware Canal, headquartered at 145 South Main Street in New Hope, is celebrating the changing of the seasons. The nonprofit organization recently posted several pickers of the canal area, as well as some…
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Learn All About Yardley’s Rich History in Upcoming Walking Tour Around the Area
An upcoming walking tour will take residents and visitors of a Bucks County borough through one of the area’s most historic towns. The Yardley Historical Association will be hosting a walking tour of both the Delaware Canal Towpath and South Canal Street in Yardley on April 27 from 2 – 4 PM. Local historian Susan…
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‘Pedestrian Zone’ Outdoor Shopping and Dining Returning to Doylestown This Weekend
A popular town in Bucks County will soon see the return of a program designed to keep residents and visitors engaged with the community. Doylestown Borough has announced the return of their “Pedestrian Zone” outdoor shopping and dining program, which will continue this weekend to the end of September. The areas of West State, East…
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Bucks 5K Series Introducing New Race Celebrating and Honoring Cancer Patients
An annual running event held in Bucks County will now be helping those facing one of the toughest moments of their lives. Ed Doyle wrote about the race for TAP Into Doylestown. This coming weekend, Bucks 5K Series will add a new race to celebrate and honor people who have battled or are battling cancer.…
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Morrisville Mansion Has an Important Connection to the Country’s Founding Fathers
A historic mansion in Bucks County has a very important connection to the founding of the country, and it can still be visited today. Joe Doyle, the co-founder and general manager of ActorsNET of Bucks County, talked about the estate for TEDxMorrisville. Summerseat, located at 149 Harper Avenue in Morrisville, was originally built in 1770.…
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