5 Fun Things To Do This Weekend In Bucks County

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — On this federal holiday weekend honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an annual teen peace summit will take place on Sunday in Lower Bucks County.

Speaking on teens, high school students from Bucks County will be featured in a new exhibit at the AOY Art Center in Lower Makefield Township, which starts on Friday and runs through Jan. 25.

Also, it's the last chance to see the dazzling sights and sounds of Fire & Frost at Peddler's Village.

These are some of the events planned this weekend in Bucks County:

'Emerging Artists of Lower Bucks High Schools' Art Show Starts

The first show of the year for the AOY Art Center in Lower Makefield Township will feature the “emerging artists" of Lower Bucks high schools and run through Jan. 25. (Read More)

(AOY Art Center)

Fire & Frost Returns To Peddler's Village For 2nd Weekend Of Dazzling Winter Fun

The dazzling sights and sounds of Fire & Frost return to Peddler's Village this weekend with two evenings of winter fun. The Fire & Frost Festival continues Friday and Saturday. (Read More)

(Peddler's Village)

Teen Peace & Social Justice Summit For MLK

Bucks County Peace Center's annual "MLK Teen Peace & Social Justice Summit" takes place from 4-7 p.m. on Sunday at the Bristol Borough High School at 1801 Wilson Avenue in Bristol. Students in grades seven through 12, educators, parents, and community members will come together for meaningful conversations in the wake of MLK Day on Monday. Click here to register online.

(Associated Press File Photo)

New Hope-Lambertville Serving Restaurant Week

The river towns of New Hope and Lambertville have joined forces to present New Hope-Lambertville Restaurant Week 2026 from now through Jan. 25, featuring a banquet of dishes ranging from local favorites to exclusive off-menu offerings. (Read More)

(Courtesy of Pru Thai)

Works By Bucks County Watercolor Artist On View In Washington Crossing

Bucks County artist Keith Mountford will be showcasing his works at the Taylorsville General Store in Washington Crossing Historic Park from now through March 22. (Read More)

(Keith Mountford)