Delaware Valley University

<h3>Formerly named the Land Ethics Symposium, this full-day conference is the Preserve’s education and engagement in action.&nbsp; The day features multiple industry speakers, including a highly anticipated keynote speaker, Dr. Doug Tallamy. With program content that is innovative, inspiring and also practical. The event is open to the public and welcomes landscape professionals, students, educators, gardeners, homeowners and anyone passionate about native plants, conservation and sustainability. Join our community conversation!</h3>
<h3>The conference is geared towards homeowners, landscape architects, designers, contractors, land planners and municipal officials. Its goal is to show individuals how to create ecologically sound and economically viable landscapes using native plants and sustainable practices. It is a celebration of being the change we hope to see in the world. Regardless of the size of your landscape, there are many ways to support your local environment. This support, while extremely local, has rippling effects in the landscape.</h3>

Local Event: Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve Native Plant Conference: Cultivating Ecological Stewardship

Bucks County

Doylestown

Pennsylvania

Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve Native Plant...

Formerly named the Land Ethics Symposium, this full-day conference is the Preserve’s education and engagement in action.  The...

Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve Native Plant Conference: Cultivating Ecological Stewardship

Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve

Bucks

New Hope

Jeff Werner

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

New Hope-Lambertville

Newtown

Dino Ciliberti

Yardley

Mercer County

New York City Metropolitan Area

Hopewell-Pennington

New Jersey

Northampton

Hunterdon County

Flemington

Warminster

Sarah Salvadore

Lawrenceville

Upper Southampton

Helping Friendly Farm

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Helping Friendly Farm's picturesque setting for&nbsp;live bluegrass music by Mill Creek, stand-up comedy from Tim Conniff, farm-to-table cuisine by Dundaa’s Kitchen, and an open bar.Proceeds from the Boots &amp; Gowns Benefit will support the farm’s nature and sensory-based therapeutic programs for disabled and neurodivergent individuals and their families. Guests can enjoy lawn games, raffles, and for those who upgrade to VIP access, a pre-event meet-and-greet with the farm’s animals.

Boots are welcome and gowns are encouraged.

Local Event: Boots & Gowns Benefit

Boots & Gowns Benefit

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Helping Friendly Farm's picturesque setting for live bluegrass music by Mill Creek,...

Union Fire Hall Ballroom, 1396 River Rd (rte 29), Titusville, NJ

Collectibles Show
The premier ephemera show in the tri-county area is coming again to Titusville, NJ on Saturday, May 30. Located just minutes south of Lambertville, its primary focus is postcards — antique, vintage, and modern. There will be an entire room of postcards priced at 25 cents each. The main showroom will feature rare, historically significant postcards, as well as cards from around the U.S. and world that depict every conceivable topic such as sports, holidays, animals, transportation, entertainment, art and military. Top dealers from the mid-Atlantic region will be there, in addition to well known local dealers with cards from every city and town in Bucks, Hunterdon and Mercer counties. Sponsored by Washington Crossing Card Collectors Club. <a href="https://www.wc4postcards.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.wc4postcards.org</a>.

Local Event: Collectibles Show Coming to Town

Collectibles Show Coming to Town

Collectibles Show
The premier ephemera show in the tri-county area is coming again to Titusville, NJ on Saturday, May 30....

Carversville Day returns to the village square on Saturday, May 30, 2026, bringing a full lineup of music, food, contests, and family activities. Hosted by the Historic Carversville Society (HCS), the celebration will be held rain or shine, with free admission and parking available at the Carversville Church on Aquetong Road.
The event features several long‑standing community traditions. Bakers are invited to enter the Cookie Contest by submitting four dozen cookies of the same kind, with attendees voting for the People’s Choice winner. HCS members may participate in the annual Photo Contest, with entries due May 4. The popular pet parade returns as well, offering prizes for Best Costume and Best Trick.
Live music from The Traveling Soleburys will play throughout the afternoon, and the annual live auction will once again raise funds for HCS programs. Country Line Dancing, reintroduced last year to enthusiastic response, will also be part of the day’s festivities.
Food from the HCS Grill, children’s games, and a variety of local artisan vendors will be available across the village square. Visitors can also stop by the Historic Society Booth to learn about Carversville’s history and purchase village merchandise, with proceeds supporting preservation efforts, scholarships, and community events.
“Carversville Day is a wonderful day where our community comes together to celebrate our beautiful village, local residents, and fellow Solebury neighbors,” said committee member Laura Viehweger. HCS President Lori White added that the event reflects the dedication of volunteers who help bring it to life each year.
The village of Carversville traces its origins back to 1726, when early settlers built mills along the Paunacussing Creek. The village received its name in 1833 with the establishment of the post office, honoring the Carver family, early mill operators and residents. Today, Carversville Day continues that tradition of community gathering and local pride.
Event Schedule: Photo Contest judging – 10:00 am / Pet parade – 11:00 am / Live music by The Traveling Soleburys
– begins at 11:30 am / Live auction – 12:00 pm / Country Line Dancing
– 1:30 pm / Watermelon Eating Contest – 2:00 pm / Cookie Contest and raffle winners announced – following the Watermelon Eating Contest

Local Event: Carversville Day returns with music, food, pet parade, kid’s games, contests, live auction and more…

Carversville Day returns with music, food, pet...

Carversville Day returns to the village square on Saturday, May 30, 2026, bringing a full lineup of music, food, contests, and...

Carversville Day returns with music, food, pet parade, kid’s games, contests, live auction and more…

Join us for a tail-wagging good time at Marcolla Realty on May 30th — a fun-filled dog adoption event benefiting our amazing rescue partner, Amazing Mutts Puppy Rescue! Come meet adorable, adoptable pups looking for their fur-ever homes, with same-day adoptions available for the perfect match! Even if you’re not ready to adopt, there’s plenty of puppy-loving fun to enjoy and doggie goodies to shop. -&nbsp;Meet adoptable dogs - Shop delicious dog treats &amp; pet goodies from local vendors - Enter to win fun RUFFle baskets where all profits go to the rescue - Support an incredible rescue making a difference, one pup at a time Whether you’re hoping to bring home a new best friend or just want an excuse to spend your Saturday surrounded by dogs (totally valid), we’d love to see you there.Because honestly… Saturdays are for the dogs. *Rain date set for May 31st*

Local Event: Fur-ever home adoption & vendor event

Fur-ever home adoption & vendor event

Join us for a tail-wagging good time at Marcolla Realty on May 30th — a fun-filled dog adoption event benefiting our amazing...

Bucks Beautiful

We’re pleased to host the 31st Kitchen &amp; Garden Tour on Sunday June 14, 2026, from 11 am-4 pm, rain or shine.&nbsp; Stroll through historic Doylestown Borough to discover hidden gems, each offering a unique blend of inspired design and natural beauty. This year’s self-guided walking tour features an exceptional collection of homes and gardens, including:
<ul><li>An award-winning landscape architect’s 1870 Victorian residence and renovated barn set on a wooded lot, complete with an aviary garden and wildflower meadow</li><li>Craftsman home showcasing a reimagined interpretation of the 1985 Philadelphia Flower Show Best of Show exhibit,&nbsp;“Christine’s Garden”</li><li>An 1875 Victorian, thoughtfully restored with a newly remodeled kitchen and surrounded by native plantings</li><li>Colonial Revival home featuring diverse outdoor spaces—from a rock garden with native prickly pear to a serene woodland retreat</li><li>A charming brick Cape-style home framed by meticulously maintained gardens and vibrant seasonal plantings</li><li>Beautifully renovated 1890 rowhome—once owned by James Michener—blending historic character with refined modern craftsmanship Early birds catch the worm with the discounted price of $45.00 until May 31st, after which tickets will be $50.00.&nbsp; Included with your ticket purchase is a program with maps, photos and descriptions, plus a garden gift bag.&nbsp; Tickets will sold at the door on June 14th at our office:&nbsp; 77 N. Broad Street, Doylestown PA.</li></ul>
Want free tickets? &nbsp;Become a Bucks Beautiful Member and receive complimentary tour admission plus exclusive access from 10 to 11 a.m. &nbsp;Gardens will open to non-members at 11 a.m. &nbsp;&nbsp;Proceeds will benefit our community grant program.

Local Event: Bucks Beautiful's Kitchen & Garden Tour

Bucks Beautiful's Kitchen & Garden Tour

We’re pleased to host the 31st Kitchen & Garden Tour on Sunday June 14, 2026, from 11 am-4 pm, rain or shine.  Stroll through...

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