New Adventure Park For Kids Opens In Bucks County

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A new indoor adventure park is making its debut this month in Bucks County, bringing smiles to the faces of kids and their parents.

Meanwhile, a New Jersey-based brewery has closed its only location in Bucks County after more than two decades of operation. Triumph Brewery in New Hope closed without warning on Monday with a sign on the door directing patrons to its two locations in New Jersey.

Here's a summary of the business stores making news around the county:

Little Explorers Adventure Park Opens

New adventures await at Bucks County's newest indoor playground. Little Explorers Adventure Park has opened its doors at the Dublin Town Center, offering a brand new space for young children to play and explore. Located at 161 North Main Street and designed for ages 0 to six, the new park features open play and imaginative zones that encourage curiosity, movement, and lots of smiles. Limited only by their imaginations, kids can go on a jungle safari, visit the family farm, and explore a little town made just for them, sparking confidence through imaginative role-playing.

Inside the new Little Explorers Adventure Park in Dublin.

Brewery Closes Only PA Location

Triumph Brewing Company at 400 Union Square in New Hope has permanently closed its doors. The brewery announced the news in a Monday, March 9 Facebook posting that said the closing is effective immediately and directed its followers to its two locations in New Jersey. “We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the many guests who dined and drank with us over the last 23 years, and to our employees whose hard work and dedication made it possible,” the brewery wrote on its Facebook page.

Triumph Brewery shut off the taps for good on Monday at its only Bucks County location.

Bank Donates $100K To Bright Path Center

Bright Path Center, Bucks County's new behavioral health crisis center now under construction near Doylestown Hospital, has received a $100,000 donation from Fulton Bank, the Lenape Valley Foundation has announced. Fulton made the donation through its Neighborhood Assistance Program, a tax credit initiative designed to assist locally based revitalization organizations. The funding will be invested in medical staff and furniture for Bright Path Center, which is scheduled to open this summer.

From left: Rob Hutchison, President, Lenape Valley Board of Directors; William Maeglin, Senior VP, Fulton Bank; Joe Tredinnick, Fulton Bank Market resident; Dave Herold, Lenape CEO; Shauna Rodriguez, Fulton Bank; and Kristopher Thompson, Lenape COO. (Lenape Valley Foundation)

Rita's Italian Ice Returns For New Season

For many people, spring doesn’t officially begin until a Rita’s Italian Ice is in their hands. Bensalem-based Rita's Italian Ice and Custard is returning for another season to offer a free sweet treat on the first day of spring and spring smiles on people's faces through the spring and early fall. This year, as one of the season’s most iconic first signs of spring, the Peeps Brand joins the fray with a Free Italian Ice giveaway on the First Day of Spring on March 20 and the debut of the new mystery Peeps Italian Ice flavor.

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Sesame Place Opening Season With Parade

Sesame Place Philadelphia will kick off its 2026 season with a parade on Saturday and a St. Patrick's Day celebration this weekend. The Langhorne-based amusement park will be celebrating its 45th anniversary this year, along with a new company president, Mike Taylor. To kick off the season, Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and their Sesame Street friends will make their grand entrance down the parade route in the new "Opening Day Parade."

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