The Greater New Hope Chamber of Commerce is bringing the event back to the streets of New Hope Borough on August 4 and September 1.
The event will feature a special guest appearance on Sunday by Tal Ben-Shahar, psychologist and New York Times best-selling author.
New Hope Helping hosted its annual Steve Buck | Hardy Bush Golf Outing at the Makefield Highlands Golf Club in Yardley.
In conjunction with the staging of "The Bridges of Madison County," the Playhouse plans Jeep tour of the "Covered Bridges of Bucks County."
13th Annual New Hope Automobile Show Road Rally will make its way through the scenic roads of Bucks County on Sunday, July 30.
Hundreds gathered at Tinicum Park on Saturday for a rousing concert under the stars and a patriotic fireworks display.
This event is about more than just the fireworks — it's about creating shared experiences and forging lasting memories.
Beyond the Blueprint reception and Members Only Celebration breaks records for a bright future for the arts at the newly-renovated venue.
The park was reopened after an extensive facelift by Holly Days Nursery and New Hope's dedicated Park & Recreation Board members.
The study is aimed at ensuring residences downstream from the quarry are not negatively impacted by proposed reclamation activities.
The New Hope Borough Council on Tuesday approved a special events permit to allow the Greater New Hope Chamber to stage the displays.
The new addition at Green Roof Park is a thank you to Tom Carroll from the borough's Parks and Recreation Board.
The discussion is hosted by the Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Programs begin June 26 and run through August 18 and are taught by Mill Ballet School faculty as well as guest instructors.
"By paying tribute to them and their lives the Historical Society celebrates all fathers on their special day," said tour guide Roy Ziegler.
Space is still available for this annual paddling and camping adventure, but is filling up fast.
Representatives from New Hope Celebrates and the Rainbow Room were on hand to accept the proclamation.
The project included the transformation of the building into a fully-accessible space with the addition of an entrance ramp and elevator.
The self-guided tour begins at the historic Kalmia Clubhouse at 39 York Street, Lambertville.
The folks behind Haven believe that “everyone needs a safe space” now more than ever.
Pride Parade doesn't miss a beat along a soggy parade route Saturday morning in New Hope and Lambertville.
In a tradition going back 20 years, the riverfront communities of New Hope and Lambertville come together in May to celebrate PrideFest.
New Hope Celebrates has added three additional events so that children and their families can come OUT and find their pride.
Events bring immersive art experience to Solebury School students and their families.
Registration is now being taken for the annual spring ritual at the Thompson-Neely House and Farmstead in Solebury.
New vice president of governance and history committee liaison named by New Hope Celebrates for PrideFest 2023
"Reopening these doors will certainly be a dream come true," said Carol Cruickshanks, executive director of New Hope Arts.
On May 6, 1973, Dr. Ricker’s dream of preserving New Hope’s history was realized as the Parry Mansion Museum was open to the public.
Samuel Dunbar, a trumpet player and a sophomore at Concordia, performed "Chorale In F Minor" composed by senior Nathanial Mars.
The Greater Lambertville Chamber of Commerce has staged the festival for the past 40 years to welcome the shad back to its spawning grounds.
This year’s topics include the Revolutionary War, Orphan Trains, Art & Collectables and Bucks County - Past and Present.
PrideFest is NHC’s month-long LGBTQ+ Pride event, which draws in more than 15,000 people annually.
The exhibit, entitled "African American Women of the Sourlands," will be open to the public on March 25 and 26.
The evening will include dinner, Irish music and a special children’s menu. The cost is $11.
According to the PECO outage map, as of 4:50 p.m. on March 14 2,353 customers are without power in Bucks County.
Since being signed in 2016, the legislation has funded 149 projects with $40.4 million.
Harry Gordon's "Axis Mundi" has landed on the grounds of the First National Bank & Trust Company's Solebury branch.
Donors of all blood types are needed, especially those with types O negative, B negative and A negative.
Donations of both wet and dry cat food in addition to wet dog food are needed.