Without a Cue Productions promises an exciting evening of entertainment. Welcome to The Land of Oz Discoteria and the World Championship King and Queen of Disco Dance Contest! The dance finalists will be bumping to that beat, each of them hoping to be crowned the new monarch of the light fantastic. Our DJ "The Boogie Man", will be spinning some killer tunes. So, put on your polyester and platform shoes because one of our contestants will "do the hustle" right into the chain gang as murder erupts in this '70s disco mystery! Recommended for mature audiences, 17 and under admitted at parents' discretion.

At the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, visitors will learn more about the Negro Leagues and greats such as Jackie Robinson, whose 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers jersey is on display. Travel back in time to glimpse the world of the '30s and meet captivating columnist Randy Dixon in a special performance held Saturdays and Sundays inside the exhibit between noon and 4 pm. Dixon made the most of his typewriter as key sports source for Philadelphia Tribune readers and can be seen hard at work as he covers Negro League superstars Josh Gibson and Satchel Paige.

Bucks Counties own Robert C. Whitley is a master woodworker of national reputation who is grounded in the ancient traditions of craftsmanship, originality and functionality. 

PBU is hosting a "View Day" for prospective students. Visitors can tour the campus, meet professors and students, attend Chapel and a class and learn about financial aid. Complimentary morning refreshments and lunch in the Dining Commons are provided. Registration begins at 8:00 am.

Spend some time with our four-legged friends.  The event is scheduled to include:

shearing of the sheep, spinning & weaving demonstrations, colonial laundering, kids games and activities, historic garden interpretation, colonial spring cooking, open house tours of Thompson-Neely & more!

Friday, April 18 is a special day for school students, please call for reservations.

Join us for a special event, a dinner of assorted pasta and homemade sauces with salads, fresh bread, a little wine and classic American Pop with popular local singer and Glen Foerd's own TONY RAD. The music features Gershwin, Porter, Kern, Rodgers (and, of course, Sinatra). You will have a chance to bid for unique items at auction too. So..make it a date! Price of admission includes dinner, beer, wine and soft drinks with a cash bar for specialty drinks.

This eco-friendly event features activities anad live entertainment for the entire family.  You can explore habitats around us and conduct a pond study.  Each family attending will receive a free "sapling".  For details contact Middletown Township.

Designed for families and individuals interested in international adoption and sponsored by Welcome House® founded by Pearl Buck in 1949, the seminar will build awareness of the specific process to adopt a child from another country. Welcome House® currently has adoption programs in China, Korea, Vietnam, Kazakhstan and The Phillipines.  Reservations necessary.

Immersion days are day-long programs that will bring history, science, and technology to life for children in grades 3-12. These programs inform learners of all ages about the people, processes, and products that forged the industrial revolution in eastern Pennsylvania. The revolution transformed the region from an agricultural economy to a leader in the industrial and transportation revolution. During immersion days, students participate in activities at four main stations: iron making, archaeology, soil testing, and canal life.

Join us for a gourmet luncheon on the Delaware River with your K-9 companion! There will be food, fun and prizes for all attendees! There will be a Chinese Auction and contests for you and your pooch. Dress your dog for our Best Dressed Contest! Other contests will be held throughout the day with prizes awarded. Every K-9 in attendance will receive a special home-baked doggie treat courtesy of the Indian Rock Inn. Tickets can be purchased at the Inn or through the Bucks County SPCA (215-794-7425, ext. 107)

Neshaminy 2008: Campaign of 1863, The Battle of Chancellorsville...A Civil War Reenactment at Neshaminy State Park, Bensalem, PA. Sponsored by The 28th. Pennsylvania Regiment, The Army of Northern Virginia, The Historical Society of Bensalem Township, The Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum and Library, The Delaware Valley Civil War Round Table, Neshaminy State Park and Waste Management, Inc.

"Dog Dogs" turns a loving eye on canines and the "human animals" caring for them.  Acutely observing the canine world, he sees dignity in the ankle-high Chihuahua, the anxiety of the homeless hound, the smugness of the adored dachshund, the patience of the poodle and the matchless joy of the homely but well-loved pug. These humorous and insightful photographs explore quirky relationships between dogs and people, and prove that our friendship grows from mutual reseemblance and feeling.  On May 13, Steven Perloff will speak about photography of the animal kingdom, a one-time only lecture at 1pm.

Designed for families and individuals interested in international adoption and sponsored by Welcome House® founded by Pearl Buck in 1949, the seminar will build awareness of the specific process to adopt a child from another country. Welcome House® currently has adoption programs in China, Korea, Vietnam, Kazakhstan and The Phillipines.

Liberty Village Premium Outlets will host a two-day shopping event for our VIP Shopper Club members. This event will include a special two-day discount flyer and giveaways from participating stores and local businesses. Becoming a member is so simple, easy and free. To join, simply visit the website above and sign up. Once signed up, members can print the two-day savings flyer and the "enter-to win" registration form which must be presented at the Information Center by 12:00 noon to participate. In addition, members receive exclusive savings from stores at various times of the day.

Immersion days are day-long programs that will bring history, science, and technology to life for children in grades 3-12. These programs inform learners of all ages about the people, processes, and products that forged the industrial revolution in eastern Pennsylvania. The revolution transformed the region from an agricultural economy to a leader in the industrial and transportation revolution. During immersion days, students participate in activities at four main stations: iron making, archaeology, soil testing, and canal life.

May 4 Stroll:  Bird Migrants – What birds can we find passing through the park?

May 11 Stroll:  May Moms – Who’s raising a family at the park?

May 18 Stroll:  May-flowers, May Apples – what’s in bloom?  How has it grown?

May 25 Stroll:  Water World – Discover the underwater world of plants and animals.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats

Enjoy a paddle from Silver Lake to Magnolia Lake and back.  Please call to pre-register.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

For two weekends in May, tour some of Bucks County's finest artists' studios:  sculpture, ceramics, wood turning, photography and more.  Whether it's inspiration or collecting you're after, all are welcome and admission is free.  With studios located in some of Bucks County’s most inspiring locations, this free, self-paced tour is the perfect way to spend a leisurely day or even an entire weekend this coming Spring. No reservations required….just come and enjoy!

There will be tea sandwiches, desserts and tea (or coffee). Also join us for an opportunity to take in the breathtaking views and rich history of Glen Foerd on the Delaware. The tours include areas of the mansion such as the formal dining room, drawing room, sunporch, library, art gallery, bedrooms and rathskellar. In addition to experiencing the art, architecture and furnishings of yesteryear, you'll gain interesting information about the history of Glen Foerd, the community of Torresdale and the city of Philadelphia from our engaging tour guides.

Call for details and/or registration.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

Hunting Animals in the History of Photography: While most of the photographs ever made have been pictures of our fellow homo sapiens, many photographers have also turned their lenses on others in the animal kingdom - from the rare and exotic to our close friends, the canines. Lecturer: Stephen Perloff, editor of The Photo Review, The Photograph Collector and Focus Magazine

This celebration of New Hope's GLBTA visitors is one of a handful of pride festivals in America with performances by Suzanne Westenhoefer, Christine Havrilla and Kristine W. The Chamber and Planned Parenthood hosts Sing Out Loud and Proud featuring "dragapella beautyshop quartet" Kinsey Sicks. NHC hosts dancing, entertainment, softball, art, vendors, fitness events but also our Second annual pride parade. Long lauded for acceptance of the gay community, we're the perfect getaway along the banks of the Delaware River for all ages and interests. Sophisticated yet relaxed, a short drive north of Philadelphia and a train ride from NYC, we offer unique shopping, music and theatre, historic barge, train and carriage rides, museums, galleries and antiques, fine and casual restaurants, romantic B&Bs; and family-friendly hotels - all within one square mile.

Come join us for an enjoyable and educational walk around our grounds. This is a great chance to learn about the area birdlife and enjoy one of the beautiful green spaces remaining in Northeast Philadelphia. The walk will be led by experienced birdwatcher and local educator Frank Windfelder. Light breakfast will be provided. Dress casually and wear comfortable walking shoes and don't forget your binoculars!

Try this Evening Paddle & Campfire.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

Call Janine for information.

Three to five year-olds and their caregivers can discover nature together! Please call PattiAnn to register.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

Enjoy a paddle from Silver Lake to Magnolia Lake and back. Please call to pre-register.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

We will carpool from The Nature Center.  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

Fun for everyone with activities featuring backyard games and a watermelon eating contest with prizes, not to mention our infamously creative Watermelon Painting tent (just $5)!! A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Life is Good® Watermelon Party t-shirts, and all donations from guests including the proceeds from the Watermelon Painting Tent will benefit the Life is Good Kids Foundation that exists to improve the physical, emotional and social well-being of children.

The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

New members always welcome!  The Nature Center, where learning comes naturally, is a 235 acre preserve located in Bristol Township, Bucks County, and is home to 20 plant and animal species listed as rare, threatened or endangered in Pennsylvania. Participation in programs helps protect these species and their habitats.

Activities will be held at various locations through the County. With over 400 seniors age 50 and older from all over the County participating, there are 22 events with something for everyone including: golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, track and field, table tennis and much more. The purpose of the Games is to encourage Seniors to stay healthy, active and become more health-conscious. In addition to sports activities, there will also be a Health Expo. For information or location of events, call (215) 348-6114 or (215) 489-5132 after March.  Registration deadline is May 2, 2008.  WANTED - Volunteers needed to help at the Senior Games; please call (215) 489-5132

Please call Silver Lake Nature Center for details and to register.

Fabulous Food & Spirits – Live Music & Festivities For an Amazing Fundraiser

This juried outdoor exhibition features a variety of original artwork including paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture and contemporary crafts with live entertainment and children's activities as well.

Learn more about Revolutionary War History and re-enacting at this special event. Re-enactors who'd like to be involved, please contact Jennifer April 215-493-4076

You can be the next contestant on "Cash a La Carte"!!! Get ready to play all of your favorite game shows from TV in this new interactive comedy. Whether it's spinning a wheel, guessing a price or smacking a buzzer, in this show...You'll play, you'll laugh, and you will win!!! So...what are you waiting for? COME ON DOWN!!!

Children ages 5-15 are eligible; those under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. No fishing license is required. First 100 pre-registrants will receive goodie bag. Participants must being one fishing rod, bucket, net, bait and a single barbless hook. Event held rain or shine. No pets permitted. Download registrations at website listed above.

The first event of its kind for many years, under the lights in downtown Quakertown in Upper Bucks. A section of Broad Street will be closed for this event. Show cars of all makes, models and years welcomed. Visit the shops and restaurants of downtown before, during or after the event. Awards for Best of Show, Top 25, Long Distance (pre-registered only), Top Pre-Registered Club, 50/50 drawing and dash placques to the first 250 registered. Music by Flamin' Dick and the Hot Rods. Proceeds benefit Quakertown Alive! and the revitalization of downtown Quakertown.

Come celebrate Independence Week with Delaware River Tubing.  Enjoy a lazy float tubing or rafting with your family.  It's just a few miles north from where George Washington crossed the Delaware for our freedom.  Included is a free BBQ meal halfway next to a beautiful island with picnic tables in the water.  "Spend a day, not a fortune".

Lasertainment choreographs lasers to fun, family-friendly songs for audiences of all ages. Colorful images are displayed on huge laser screens while aerial beams dance above and beyond the audience.

Starting at Second Street and Bustleton Pikes, this long-standing Lower Southampton tradition features community organizations, local bands and a variety of special attractions. Prizes will be awarded in various categories.

Bring your lawn chairs and watch fire trucks, marching bands, floats and more. Don't forget the sunscreen! Parade begins at Town Center (Rt. 202/Clemens), following 202S and 152N and ends at North Branch Park, 207 Park Ave.

Dogs & Cats Rule presents "Bark in the Park" where fans with regularly-priced terrace tickets may bring their well-behaved dogs. Fans can browse at pet products on the main concourse. Fans can submit pictures of their dogs wearing Thunder apparel for the "Dogs of Thunder" Gallery. The "Canine Cash Scramble" takes place on the field afterward. One lucky dog goes on the field for the chance to choose a "Lucky Ball" out of 100 numbered balls to win $10,000. Registration for the Lucky Ball event begins April 10 and ends July 1 at Dogs and Cats Rule in Newtown, PA. or Pennington, NJ.

Three-day town-wide celebration of the visual, performing, literary and culinary arts for which New Hope has long been recognized.  Arts Openings, Live Music, Concerts, Readings. Gallery Stroll, Cooking Classes and more, all culminating in an amazing party at Union Square.   July 11, 12  6:30 pm  Arts Café;   July 12,  10 am – 6 pm  Cooking Classes Winning Chefs With Award; Kids' Activities noon – 3 pm.; Outdoor Concerts 1-4 pm; Gallery Talk;  July 13 6:30 – 9: 30 pm Savor New Hope Celebration – food/spirits provided by the area’s finest chefs and restaurants; Live Entertainment Union Square, OFF Bridge St.

For over 50 years, New Hope Automobile Show has become a showplace for the magnificent antique and classic automobiles and motorcycles that compete for awards. The show features different cars each day. Be sure to check the website for categories. Following the Show, New Hope has alot to offer. Shop, enjoy the art galleries, dine in our restaurants and stay in our B&Bs.; See you in August!

Come enjoy Classic Americana on the main street of Quakertown in Upper Bucks. Country market wagons, hayrides, music, flea market, children's activities and informational booths from local organizations are the regular fare at this outdoor event. The featured Cruisin' Alive Classic Car Show also offers American models from 1982 and earlier. Visit the shops and restaurants of the downtown while enjoying this harvest season at this family-oriented event. Shuttles carry passengers between this and Fall Fest at United Friends School.

Enjoy the beautiful autumn colors over the length of our entire Railroad on a 35 mile, 2 1/2 hour round trip from New Hope Station to Septa's Warminster station. The "Shoppers Express" passengers have the option to board at the Warminster station (Jacksonville Road in Warminster) and lay over in New Hope for three hours enjoying the sights, shops and restaurants of the historic town.  This trip available Saturdays and  Sundays through October.

To celebrate the Halloween season, we have two trains to fit your needs: Trick or Treat trains for the kids and Halloween trains for the adults. Equally as fun, these trains provide loads of wholesome fun regardless of age. Trains run Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. Please check our online site for a complete schedule.

Kick off the holiday season as Santa switches on the Village's outdoor holiday light display at 6:15 pm.  Santa begins his weekend visits with children at Giggleberry Fair through December.  Join us for free cider and marshmallow toasting.  Visit the shops to preview the holiday merchandise!

This annual holiday program has been enjoyed by thousands of children of all ages. Relax and enjoy our holiday story as we journey to the North Pole. Children and parents clad in pajamas board our heated passenger coaches for a magical journey to the North Pole. Hot chocolate and cookies are served by Santa's elves, and everyone enjoys our holiday minstrels who lead you in all of your favorite carols. This wonderful train adventure will reacquaint you with what makes Christmas truly special. This is definitely a holiday experience not to be missed!

Step back in time to a slower-paced age of carriage rides and holiday festivities. Antique carriage rides through the park, entertainment, holiday items for sale and refreshments. The Antique Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides are $14 for adults/ $8 for children. The Holiday Horse-Drawn Hay Wagon rides are $10 for adults/ $6 per child. Rides will begin at 11 am and continue every half hour until 3:30 pm. Children 14 years and under must be accompanied by a guardian 18 years of age or older. Bring one hand-made ornament to decorate the tree in the barn.

Witness the reenactment of the Crossing of the Delaware. General Washington will address the troops and cross the river. River crossings are contingent upon safe conditions for participants. Visitor's Center open 11-3