Join Henry Mercer’s favorite dog, Rollo, on a hands-on, interactive adventure in search of “escaped” animal artifacts from the museum’s collection. Along the way, children will encounter a curious collection of creatures – owl-shaped andirons, rocking horses, pottery dogs, rabbit chocolate molds, an alligator hand puppet, and many more. Designed especially for children ages 3 to 8.

“A Great Way to Meet New People.”  Join an experienced bird watcher every Saturday morning for early morning bird walks.  These walks are a great way to meet new people and enjoy casual conversation with other bird enthusiasts.  Bring along binoculars and a bird identification book, if you have them.

October 8^th-Night Hawks;  October 9^th-Black Widow R & B Band;  October 15^th-Flamin Harry;  October 16^th-John Hammond;  October 22^nd-James Harvey;  October 23^rd-Randy McAllister;  October 28^th-Renee Austin;  October 29^th-James Soldberg;  October 30^th-Lil Jay & the Card Sharks.

November 5^th-Tab Benoit;  November 6^th-E. G. Kight;  November 12^th-Sandra Hall;  November 13^th-Deb Callahan; November 14^th-Midiri Brotehrs, Derf Nolde with Special Guest Paula Johns;  November 19^th-Sue Foley;  November 20^th-Lurrie & Carey Bell;  November 26^th-Debbie Davies;  November 27^th-Popa Chubby.

December 3^rd-Room Full of Blues;  December 4^th-Soul Purpose;  December 10^th-Tommy Castro;  December 11^th-Duke Robillard;  December 17^th-Flamin Harry;  December 18^th-Son Seals;  December 31^st-Frank Bey & the Swing City Band.

Peddler’s Village announces the newest show in it Murder Mystery Dinner Theater program in Peddler’s Pub at the Cock ‘n Bull Restaurant.  Presented by Without a Cue productions, this event runs Friday and Saturday evenings through December 18.

Before or after you vote, visit this timely exhibit featuring rare posters, buttons, ribbons and other printed media from campaigns past.  The show explores common themes, symbols and images used to promote presidential candidates from early 1800s through the twentieth century.  Developed, researched and designed entirely by area high school students, the exhibit is presented in collaboration with Kids Voting Southeast Pennsylvania, a national nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to educating and engaging young people in the electoral process, and increasing civic awareness.

Shoppers are encouraged to bring in canned or non-perishable food items and drop them off at the Quakertown Farmers Market during all Market hours.  Donations will also be accepted at the Quakertown Farmers Market Office on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 am to 4:30 pm.  All food collected will be donated to the Salvation Army and distributed to needy area families for Thanksgiving meals or banked for distribution over the winter months.  The Market thanks their customers and looks forward to surpassing previous years generous food donations.

For all birding enthusiasts.  Bring binoculars, if you have them.

An exhibit showcasing artwork from new and emerging artists, to recognize and establish artists, nationally and regionally located.  Twelve artists will be dispelling the myth that original art is un-affordable.  All pieces will be priced at $500 or less and can be purchased immediately for the holiday gift season.  Opening reception will take place on November 7^th, coinciding with Downtown Easton’s 1^st Sunday events.

Join us for these Sunday in-depth programs that will delve into seasonal topics and will be presented by the CNC staff.  November 7th- Invasion of the Pods; December 12th- Evergreens; January 23rd- Insects in Winter; February 13th- Reading Tracks.

Visit Penn’s Brew House and see how beer and ale were made in early Pennsylvania.  Here you can savor the pungent scent of malted barley and hops, while the brewers discuss their art.  On crisp fall days, colonial households would put up apple cider to ferment.  See how Penn’s servants pressed cider and sample the unfermented product.

Thanksgiving celebrates the pilgrim’s first harvest.  What is available in the natural world, and what does this cornucopia have to do with the impending winter?

Classic Brit Rock Superstars Return!!

Experience the magic of nearly two million lights illuminating acres of farmland in the form of unique handmade holiday displays.

Country Americana + Outrageous Comedy Songwriter-“Sweet Potato Queen”

Walk off your Thanksgiving dinner, bring your family and come visit our reconstructed 1800 Log House.  Enjoy a hands-on experience of some of the chores of this time including a Colonial-era craft demonstration.

Enjoy the trails on these 1 ½ hour walks.  Friday, November 26^th, the walk starts at 7:15pm for a moonlight stroll.  Sunday, November 28^th, the walk starts at 2pm for a leisurely walk and wildlife observation.

Southern Rock Icons “Heard It In A Love Song”, “Can’t You See”.

November 27, December 2,3,4,9,10,11,16,17.