Happy Mother’s Day! Want to find out where you can take your mother this weekend? Check out our guide for Thursday, May 10th, 2012 – Sunday, May 13th, 2012 below. We have included some of the best events happening in Bucks County this weekend. Also, make sure to check out our restaurant guide for the perfect Mother’s Day dinner. There are more fun things to do on our sortable calendar of events.
Next weekend, in honor of Mother’s Day, Bucks County’s famed Byers’ Choice is establishing a new tradition: They are hosting a weekend-long craft show, featuring over 70 artisans and premier craftsmen at their workshop.
Running on May 12th from 10 a.m.—5 p.m. and May 13th from 10 a.m.—4:30 p.m., the event will feature some of the most talented craftsmen in the region, spotlighting a variety of handmade items from traditional crafts to modern creations. From the sound of things, The Mother’s Day Weekend Craft Show won’t be ‘just another’ craft event – the artisans were each selected through a jury process and every craft sold is handmade and original! If you like crafts, you won’t want to miss this event.

With all the beautiful spring weather we’ve been having, we hope you have not forgotten to make some Easter plans! Trying to find the best egg hunts and Easter bunnies can be a bit overwhelming. So we put together our ultimate guide for all things Easter in Bucks County. There’s fun to be had for all!
Ed was living in Jenkintown. Patty was living in Westfield, NJ. They met in Birmingham, AL. They drove through Doylestown for a year and a half to see each other. Ed said, “I want to live closer to you, like across-the-living-room close.” Because of her NJ clients and his Lansdale employer, Doylestown seemed like the right spot on the map, but they had never seen any more of it than Route 202.
She made a reservation at Russell’s (currently known as The Knight House) for his birthday dinner. Not many Doylestown restaurants were on the web yet in 1998, so it was an easy choice. They were treated like royalty, and fell in love with the restaurant and with State Street. Patty and Ed rented a house in the borough a few months later.
On a cold February day, they moved in the first two carloads, the essentials they would need to live here while they emptied out their two homes. In jeans and sweatshirts, around 5 pm on a Saturday, they headed out to find a sandwich shop. They spotted a “French Bistro” in the basement of the Agricultural Works building, where Slate Bleu is today. (more…)
It’s the season of giving and in Bucks County, there’s a whole lot of fabulous things to give! Holiday shopping can be a whole lot of fun, especially with the great local boutique and shopping destinations in Bucks County. The tough part is deciding what to get for the people you care about most!
Well, we’re here to help. Bucks Happening has searched high & low for the best gifts in Bucks County to take the stress out of holiday shopping. With so much time saved, you can spend more time exploring all of the fantastic holiday events! Check out the 2011 Bucks Happening Holiday Gift Guide:
With back to school craziness, Bucks County is ready for the weekend! Check out the Bucks Happening weekend guide below, and as always, check out our calendar, 2011 fall guide, & restaurant guide for more fun ideas.
Also, visit the Garden of Reflection in Lower Makefield to pay your respects on this 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. Check out this 9/11 article for more info.
Finally, welcome back football in style! Check out the top Bucks County bars to catch all the action. (more…)
Labor Day means two things, barbeques & Back to School! Exit lazy summer days, enter hectic fall schedules! To ease the transition, check out the Bucks Happening Back to School guide for back to school deals, after school activities, and other resources.
1. Encourage kids to experiment with new activities. Especially for youth, it’s so important to discover various interests and talents. (more…)
On our way home from a recent visit to Peace Valley Park, a series of small signs peaked out from the grass at each corner, “Fresh Baked Pies”…”Homemade ice cream”…”Wine Tastings”… SOLD!
We followed the signs and found ourselves at Tabora Farm & Orchard in Chalfont, just minutes away from Peace Valley Park. Upon entering Tabora, we quickly realized that the signs were NOT exaggerating, the smell of delicious fresh baked goods was overwhelming! Homemade pies, cookies, chocolates, bread, and ice cream surrounded us inside Tabora’s charming market. (more…)
With summer officially starting this week, it’s time to get your big 4th of July plans together! Everyone’s favorite summer holiday, Independence Day, is just around the corner. If you decided to skip the shore traffic this year, you’re in luck! There are tons of fun options to celebrate the 4th of July all over Bucks County. Everything from outdoor concerts to all day festivals to charity races- there is something for everyone to enjoy around town. Check out our complete 2011 Bucks County 4th of July Guide below: (more…)
This may be the busiest weekend ever in Bucks County- from Perkasie’s Springfest to Newtown’s Welcome Day to Yardley Beerfest and so much more! As always, don’t forget to consult to Bucks Happening calendar & restaurant guide to help you plan. Get to bed early tonight and prepare for some serious fun:
On Saturday, May 21st, downtown Perkasie will come alive with the sounds of music and the small of ribs-grilling this Saturday as Springfest 2011 gets underway at noon. The day’s line-up is jam packed with fun (there is seriously something for everyone). Check it out: (more…)