Dresses, gowns, suits, hats, gloves and shoes worn by the author are displayed along with photographs of Pearl Buck wearing the items.

An Exhibit of military men and women shortly after their completion of at least 100 Days over seas. 

Roger Loos began his work as a sculptor in the mid-1990's when he was a docent at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ.  He received his training at Muhlenberg College and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and his work has been shown extensively in the Bucks County area, at such venues as Phillips'Mill and Bucks County Community College.  Loos works in the ancient art of stone carving--making abstract and semi-abstract sculptures that are filled hard-edged angles and graceful curves.  He uses granite, marble and limestone, acquired from quarries in Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Indiana.  Stone carving rquires tremendous patience and persistence; Loos often places the stones he is going to carve in his garden, where he can see them during his daily routines. "It is the beginning of a long relationship," he says.

    Come join Kate Cain-Bell, a 30 year primary Council Rock teacher, for afternoons of connecting to ourselves through nature.  Five and six year olds will delve into the ever-changing seasons through the vast plant life at the center.  They will use non-fiction books, art, math, music, yoga, language experience stories, peaceful cooperative games and their own expressive style.

    This program is designed to be an enrichment program for those children currently enrolled in morning kindergarten.  To enrich individual needs, the class will be limited to 12 children.

    Parents will drop off their children at 12:30pm and return to pick them up at 3:00pm.

    Pre-registration is required in advance.

Count's Halloween Spooktacular-Sesame Place celebrates Halloween with The Count. This event is fun for the whole family to enjoy together!

Highlights Include:
Guests are invited to visit Sesame Place dressed in costume; Trick-or-treat throughout the park; Walk through Count's castle; Hayrides and more!

Oct 1-31 - bring an uncarved decorated pumpkin, receive $1 off admission and enter to win

Oct 8 11 am Scoot the Talking Bike teaches about bicycle safetyEvery Sat & Sun in October trick or treat, lots of not-so-scary fun; wear a costume and admission is $7

Oct 13 Join the Easton Police Department as they share information on Trick or Treat and Traffic Safety from 11 am - 3 pm

Oct 14 Meet SpongeBob Squarepants at 1 and 3 pm for a photo op

Oct 20 Join the Easton Fire Department from 11 am - 3 pm as they present the Burn Prevention Foundation's Fire Safety House to practice an escape plan in the education house

Oct 23-31 Celebrate Pablo Picasso's birthday, create a self-portrait

A charming, tender musical chronicling fifty years of marital challenge and triumph.

Wed Oct 3 Jim Loftus

Thur Oct 4 Harry Petaccio

Fri Oct 5 Kristin Coryell

Sat Oct 6 Michael Ferreri

Wednesday October 10 Jeff Dershin

Wednesday, October 10 &
Thursday, October 11 at 8 PM  Rosie Carlino

Thursday, October 11 Jim Loftus

Saturday, October 12 at 8 PM  Anne Ellithorpe-Luker

Saturday October 12 Jeffrey Claflin

Sat Oct 13 Scott Nevins JUST ADDED

Sunday Oct 14 David Barry Trio

Monday Oct 15 Bob Egan

Friday Oct 19, Sat Oct 20 The Randy Roberts Show

Restorative Yoga The 1st Wednesday of each month

The first exhibition to explore the inventiveness and importance of the landscape painting of Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) during the first 30 years of his career. 

Fall 2007

Once again it is time to revel in German and Belgian beers. Choose from three different flights of interesting German beer styles, or taste them all with a 4 course meal for $59 per person.

Friday 10/5/07 Oktoberfest

Friday 11/2/07 Rogue Brewery

Friday 12/7/07 Holiday Brews

Cosmo Mullen, from The Wine Merchant, will educate us about Spanish grapes, from Albatino to Tempranillo. Join us for a Spanish tasting from start to finish – Cava to Sherry!

Tuesday 11/13/07 Spanish Wines

A fast talking producer is living on credit with several of his cast members in a Broadway hotel, desperately trying to find an investor to back his new play. A half-step ahead of his creditors, he attempts to open despite absurd and unexpected obstacles.

Evening Shows:  Oct 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20   8 pm.

Matinees:           Oct 7, 14, 21   2 pm

10/6, 10/13,10/20, 10/27 Bring your bonoculars and join a great group of birders as they seek southward migrating birds. $2 donation suggested

First Ladies Tea Parties:  Visitors coming to see "First Ladies: Political Role and Public Image" will have the opportunity to add the "First Ladies Tea Parties to their package for an additional cost.  Tea parties will be held on select Saturday afternoons and will include a delicious assortmnet of beverages, pastries, and finger foods. Reservations required.

10/7, 10/14, Sunday Family Walks/Glorious Bugs - Fall is a great time to look for our six and eight-legged neighbors. Flying, swimming and hopping: we will search high and low to find them. We will investigate their habits, food, predators and prey. All inquisitive explorers welcome!

10/28 Sunday Family Walks/Pop, Float, Fly & Go Seeds! Walk the trails and find some of these awesome plants and how they package their seeds and send them off!

The Annual Peddler’s Village Gingerbread Construction Demonstration will be held Thursday, October 11, 1:30 to 3:30 pm. Culinary expert Deborah Lang will conduct the demonstration at Foxbriar Farm in Peddler’s Village. The demonstration is held in conjunction with 27th Annual Gingerbread House Competition & Display from November 16, 2007 through January 3, 2008.

Deadline to enter the competition is November 2, 2007. Entries will be displayed in the Village Gazebo from November 16, 2007 through January 3, 2008.

Prizes worth than $4,000 will be awarded in six categories: Traditional; Authentic Reproduction of a Significant Building; Incredibly Unusual 3-Dimensional Creation; Amateur Creation; Student Gingerbread Creation for ages 13-18; and Kids Only! Gingerbread Creations for ages 12 & under.

10/13, 10/27 Singles Walk - Fine company, great trails, combine with the diverse habitats of Peace Valley Nature Center for a great time! Bring a lunch for after the walk

View migrating hawls and eagles. Spectacular views of the Lehigh Valley. Bring Lunch, binoculars, a scope if you have one

An historic look at autumn customs, foods, traditional crafts and seasonal fun. Enjoy a look at the 1770s and 1830s in the village, smell scents of a fall meal cooking on an open hearth, hear Colonial music throughout and see the bounty of a Colonial kitchen garden. Ongoing demonstrations include papermaking, chair caning, blacksmithing and more. Meet the tavern keeper in the McKonkey Ferry Inn, talk to artisans selling wares, be introduced to the historic uses of herbs. Turn the crank on the cider press, jump into the haypile and play old-fashioned games at this wonderful event. Photos available upon request.

Once a month Pearl S. Buck’s 1959 Allen Organ will fill the House with a selection of the author’s favorite music. Tours are limited to 15 and will include a complete tour of the Pearl S. Buck Historic House, an organ concert by Sandra Cowperthwaite (with seating provided in the Living Room), and a light refreshment on the Terrace (weather permitting).  Dates: 4/12, 5/17, 6/21, 7/12, 8/16, 9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27; Cost: TBA

FOODIE: a person or event having an avid interest in the latest food fads. This is a culinary adventure you won't want to miss! Join us for our second annual restaurant festival welcoming restaurants, bakeries, breweries, wineries and various other food vendors. Participants include: Amanda's Cakery, Barefoot Wines/Bartolomeo Pio, Inc., Casa Toro Mexican Grill, Delish! Heavenly Desserts, Gregory's Seafood Factory, Legacy Brewing Company, Red Lion Inn, Revivals Restaurant & Banquets, Spinnerstown Hotel, The Washington House, Well of Life Center for Natural Health, Weyerbacher Brewing and many more, icluding door prizes and live music by The 6th Street Quaternion!

This family tour travels up Fonthill's tower and down through its winding back passages.  Children must be over 5 and able to climb stairs. 

Join us for the New Jersey premier of our newest show
MURDER ON THE WATERFRONT
to be presented at the Hopewell Valley Golf Club on Sat October 20, 2007

A Victorian Lawn Festival celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Grundy Museum will be held on the Museum grounds overlooking the scenic Delaware River. Events include: Free Guided Tours of the Museum, 40th Anniversary and Inaugural Exhibit of Grundy Family personal memorabilia, traditional craft demonstrations and sales, children's games and activities, entertainment, food. The Festival coincides with Historic Bristol Day. All Grundy events are FREE. House tour and Tea are sponsored by the Bristol Cultural & Historical Foundation (BCHF). Free parking and trolley rides to the Festival and other BCHF sponsored acivities.