More than 3000 years after his reign...the lost treasures of a boy king come to Philadelphia in a dazzling, Once in a life time exhibition. See more than 130 amazing treasures belonging to Tut and his royal relatives, many never before seen outside of Egypt.

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.

"Good Fortune"-- a unique exhibit of watercolors by Bensalem artist Gail Bracegirde.  The exhibit focuses on the unusual subject of Chinese fortune cookies and their wisdom.  Opening reception: Saturday September 15, 5:00pm-8:00pm. Visit us at Canal Frame, 1093 General Greene Road, Washington Crossing, PA 18977

    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.

Professor Susan Kleep of Temple University presents a lecture on how the American Revolution changed the way women were viewed in America. 

This popular musician has performed with Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones.  This performance is recommended for ages 18 and older.

Over 125 Artists will display and sell their art work at the 14th annual New Hope Outdoor Arts and Crafts Festival. Visitors are invited to ring the fame Liberty Bell replica on display at Parry Mansion.

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!

BCCVB will sponsor the First Annual Ancestry Fair. The two-day event will be free and open to the public and will include genealogical exhibitors, historical societies, genealogical book sales, as well as other various industry-related vendors. Learn the art of journaling your family history or create a new scrapbook page to add to your journal. Each day of the event will feature knowledgeable speakers.