For the first time, I am involved with the “Christmas at Aldie” event by the Heritage Conservancy. I was over there yesterday, helping with the final plans. I took a few pictures of the volunteer decorating. Check it out! (more…)
Take me to Havana tonight?? That will be the question next Saturday, November 27th when Eddie Money takes the stage in New Hope for his Christmas show. Tickets are a little steep compared to the traditional local venue ($40 for pre-orders and $45 at the door), but the eclectic, intimate venue of Havana’s coupled with a night of belting out classic 1980s songs with Eddie himself have the making for one hell of a night. Can Mr. Money still rake it in? Will you buy Two Tickets to Paradise? (more…)
Gobble Gobble! Thanksgiving officially marks the start of the holiday season. And since things are always hectic we figured we could make it easy by giving you the inside scoop. It’s most important to focus on all that you are thankful for, but of course that comes with a great meal and some fun activities (you know falling asleep on the couch after dinner with football in the background). Bucks County is no stranger to the tradition and there is plenty of going on.
GIVE BACK:
Black Tuesday – Make your holiday purchases early and stock up on goodies for your Thanksgiving celebration on Tuesday, November 23rd from 6-9pm! Help support local mom crafters and businesses as well as raise money for a local charity. There will be vendor tables, a basket raffle (including a BeMe Box!) and a refreshment booth. Proceeds from the raffle and refreshments go to Quilts for Kids. The event will be held at the Yardley Community Center. (more…)
This weekend, unwind with a glass of exceptional wine and celebrate with musical musings. This is your chance to explore the best of Bucks through a variety of festivities, many of them free! Check out our guide to making the most of your weekend on Bucks Local News.
Can you believe we are already only two weeks away from the big turkey day? (Wait until you see our Thanksgiving day guide!) But before the hustle and bustle of the holidays (don’t worry, we’ll have you covered there, too!), take some time to enjoy the events going on in Bucks County. Also, in honor of past and present military see our Veteran’s Day Guide for special dedication events.
Can you believe we are already only two weeks away from the big turkey day? (Wait until you see our Thanksgiving day guide!) But before the hustle and bustle of the holidays (don’t worry, we’ll have you covered there, too!), take some time to enjoy the events going on in Bucks County. Also, in honor of past and present military see our Veteran’s Day Guide for special dedication events.
While daughter Bristol awaits her fate on Dancing with the Stars , former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will perform her own fundraising tango today in Bucks County.
Palin will speak to students and teachers at the Plumstead Christian School on Tuesday afternoon. Afterwards, she’ll attend an early 4:30pm dinner at the Cock ‘n Bull Restaurant in Peddler’s Village, where attendees will receive an autographed copy of Palin’s book, “Going Rogue,” all for the cool price of $750 per ticket.
After dinner, Sarah will deliver a Founders Forum address and answer questions from Plumsteadville Christian School students, with tickets running $75-$250 per person. A tribute to military veterans and performances by student musicians at the school’s Plumsteadville campus will close out the festivities.

Welcome to November! With Halloween behind you, there are just a few weeks to relax before the big holiday season arrives. Get out this weekend and enjoy the last few weeks of mild autumn weather. There is always something fun and exciting to do around Bucks.
Apple pies, apple turnovers, apple cider, apple butter, apple wine, apple fritters (I feel like Bubba in Forrest Gump!)…the delicious possibilities of this popular fruit are endless. Apples can be bought in hundreds of varieties, from red to green and pink to yellow, from tart to sweet and sour to bitter. Still, while apples are grown all year long, the fall harvest has a reputation for producing the best- darker, deeper red with sweeter flavors.
Halloween is nearly here! Can you believe it? This is the final weekend to really get in the spirit. Hopefully you have your costume picked out, your pumpkins carved and your party planned! If you are still not in the spirit check out our post on simple and easy ways to celebrate Halloween right.