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Polish Festival, Fireworks Highlight Labor Day Weekend In Lower Bucks Co.
The three-day Labor Day holiday weekend is the "unofficial" end to summer.
LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — It's the "unofficial" end to summer.
We all can't believe that summer is coming to a close. So with the weather expected to be nearly perfect, this is a great three-day Labor Day holiday weekend.
These are some of the events taking place this weekend in Lower Bucks County and the Philadelphia region:
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Polish Festival Bringing Polkas, Pierogies
The Polish-American Festival and Country Fair celebrates its 60th anniversary with ethnic fun, food, and entertainment at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa. (Read More)

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Sesame Place Showcasing Special Fireworks
Celebrate Labor Day weekend with your favorite furry friends, patriotic meet and greets, and Patriotic Dining and Sweet Treats with Elmo and friends, parades, shows, family-friendly rides and water attractions. For those visiting on Sept. 6, the park is to light up the sky with a special fireworks display at 8 p.m. Click here to get details

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Renaissance Faire Returns This Weekend
The Bucks County Renaissance Faire returns for its third annual Labor Day Weekend celebration at the historic Moravian Pottery & Tile Works in Doylestown. (Read More)

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Shady Brook Farm unWINEds For Last Time
Shady Brook Farm in Lower Makefield wraps up its summer series with live music by The Loop followed by a fireworks celebration, food, drinks and kid-friendly festival field attractions. Tickets are available online. Gates open at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Click here for tickets

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'Quarries' Exhibit Opens At Michener Museum
A new exhibit — "Abstractions of Nature: Quarries and Industry in Pennsylvania Impressionism" — opens this holiday weekend at the Michener Art Museum. (Read More)

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