Take a tour of the Lenape Village with one of our educators and learn about some of the medicines and wild edibles that the Lenape used 500 years ago.

**Pre-registration is required.**

Duane Hanson (1925-1996) was one of the most important American sculptors of the 20th century. He became famous in the '60s and ‘70s for his lifelike sculptures of everyday people that were cast from live models, then finished with hair, clothing and objects such as cups, purses and chairs.  His work grew out of a highly developed social conscience.  Hanson took photographs as a sketching tool for his sculptures.  *For the first time ever, these photos will be available to the public!* 

A Duane Hanson exhibit has not been on view in the Delaware Valley since the 1980s.

Mark Brown's NEW, VIVID, and ARRESTING adaptation of Jules Verne's tale of intrigue and adventure bursts onto the stage with the unstoppable force of a runaway locomotive!

In 1872, on the very same day the Bank of England was robbed, Mr. Phileas Fogg, a mysteriously wealthy gentleman, enters into a wager with his companions at the Reform Club. "I shall bet twenty thousand pounds against anyone who wishes that I will make a tour of this world in eighty days or less. A true Englishmen never jokes when he is talking about so serious a thing as a wager!"

Fogg is mistaken for the thief who robbed the Bank of England. On boats, trains and elephants, through the Mystical East and the Darkest Jungles to the Wild West, he and his faithful manservant race to meet their deadline and escape capture!

Ticket Price ranges between $29 and $37 depending on date and time. Groups of 10 or more will save $50 by reserving before October 2.

Organized by the Greater New Hope Champer of Commerce, this prestigious event featurs the work of premier artists and artisans specializing in photography, watercolors, oils, pastels, pen and ink drawings, silver and gold jewerely, ceramics, wearable art, glass, wood, sculpture and furtniture. The festival is rain or shine.