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Strawberrys For All

Great news for all you strawberry lovers: this weekend marks the return of The Strawberry Festival at Peddler’s Village.  The festival runs from 10AM – 6PM on Saturday May 5th and Sunday May 6th.  Parking and admission are FREE.

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Join BCHG for Mother’s Day Tea!

Believe it or not, Mother’s Day is just around the corner.  If you’re looking for a special way to celebrate with your mom this year, why not skip the flowers and treat your mother to what she really wants, an afternoon together!

The Event:

From 1pm to 4pm on Saturday, May 5, 2012, the Bucks County Housing Group (BCHG) is hosting The Mother’s Day Tea at Tyler Mansion (on the grounds of Bucks County Community College).  This special open house event, sponsored by the William Penn Bank, is perfect for family or friends of all ages.

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Family Fun Day At The New Hope Railroad

May 12th is National Train Day, where Americans are encouraged to celebrate the sense and experience of train travel.  Bucks County is fortunate to have a number of great railways that still offer travelers the experience and convenience of taking the train every single day.  Coincidentally, the headquarters for Bucks Happening sits nearly next door the New Hope Train, and we have developed quite an affinity for its sights, sounds, and staff. (more…)

BH TV: Bucks County Children’s Museum

Bucks Happening TV heads to Bucks County’s newest hot spot for family fun, the Bucks County Children’s Museum in New Hope.

This Weekend: House Tours Galore!

Something about the holidays just makes us want to look at beautifully decorated old homes! Luckily, this weekend, there are many chances to do just that in Bucks County:

Doylestown

175 East Oakland Avenue

175 East Oakland Avenue, Doylestown

Begun in 1992, the annual tour has become a cherished Christmas tradition for the Central Bucks community. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church shares the proceeds of the House Tour & Boutique with the Bucks County Housing Group, to benefit the Doylestown homeless shelter in its battle against homelessness in Central Bucks. This year’s tour features borough homes in four distinctly different neighborhoods. They were built during a span of more than a century, and each has been renovated from its original floor plan. Ticket price includes admission to the four homes and Tea back at the parish hall. Advance tickets may be purchased for $20 through Thursday Dec. 1 at the church office at the corner of Pine St. and E. Oakland Ave., FX Dougherty, 64 S. Main St., or online at www.bchg.org. Tickets may be purchased on tour days for $25 at the parish hall 5 to 9 p.m. Dec. 2 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 3.

The parish hall is also home to the Holiday Boutique, which opens one hour before the Tour begins. Admission to the Boutique is free. Offerings include fresh greens, Saint Paul’s famous boxed butter cookies, plain & fancy baked goods, raffles, and a Christmas Attic filled with bargains on gently used holiday decorations.

 

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Pet Photos with Santa

On Sunday, November 13, 2011, Girl Scout Cadette Troop 22018 organized Pet Photos with Santa in New Hope. Check out the adorable photos!

Carve out time this weekend for Pumpkinfest!

Past Winner "Out Of My Gourd" by Curtis May

It’s time for the 19th anniversary of Pumpkinfest, a fun-filled family festival that takes place in Doylestown, celebrating “Red Ribbon Week,” a national anti-alcohol and other drug abuse campaign that promotes community awareness and involvement.

Pumpkinfest activities take place in Doylestown’s historic Fonthill Park, home of the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works as well as Fonthill, which was Henry Mercer’s home.  Both buildings feature unique architecture and construction and are two of the earliest poured-concrete structures in America.  The historic charm provides the perfect backdrop for a spook-tacular evening! (more…)

Film fever spreads through Doylestown!

The Bucks Fever FilmFest is an annual, juried festival. Winning short films submitted by high school, college and emerging filmmakers are screened at the County Theater in Doylestown, Pa. Celebration of the Arts Program. FilmFest would encourage and support the growth of a filmmaking community by providing a venue to view the works of area professional and student filmmakers.

Winning films will be shown at the County Theater on Sunday, October 16th, 2011. Then on Sunday night from 4pm to 6pm, head to the Filmmaker Seminar in the Oscar Martin Room at the Doylestown Moose Lodge. The seminar will cover, history film fans: the most demanding audience, accuracy on the set, dialogue in history films and scripts, and what CGI can and cannot do to bring history to life. (more…)

Racing Around Doylestown Arts Fest

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You won't want to miss this Arts Fest!

Mark your calendars; September 17-18th is the annual Doylestown Arts Fest and Univest Bike Race (read more about this major professional cycling event on Montco Happening). This 50 mile race circles beautiful downtown Doylestown and is described as “short circuit, fast-action racing.”  While watching the race, stroll through Doylestown’s Annual Art Festival which is held in unison with the race.

Doylestown Arts Festival has a list of over 150 exhibitors that include food, jewelry, clothes, pottery, photography, murals and even fun for the kids.  The streets of Doylestown will be shut down so everyone can walk through the scenic festival. (more…)

10 Years Later: Remembering 9/11

It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since that shocking Tuesday morning. With many Bucks County residents making the daily commute to New York City, the September 11th attacks hit close to home. To help the community heal and honor those lost in the attacks, the Garden of Reflection memorial was built in Lower Makefield Township as an official Pennsylvania memorial. Throughout September, they’ll hold a series of events in honor of the 10th anniversary of 9/11/01. (more…)

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