Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Bucks County this weekend? We have you covered.
Pennsylvania is home to some of America's most haunted destinations — from historic hotels, eerie landmarks, prisons, filming locations, and more — that are perfect for a spooky road trip.
Spirits on State, a new guided ghost walk through Newtown borough, begins Sept. 29, taking visitors past historic buildings, former hotels, secret societies and sites connected to reported paranormal encounters and true crime.
Creative producer and screenwriter Sam Goldberg's new TV series, 'Perfect Sundays' is a story about hope, grief and the people working to keep America’s farms alive.
Local Historian Larry Stevens explores the devastating 1900 Hatfield train wreck, its impact, and the criminal trials that followed during a free public presentation in Yardley on Oct. 4.
The annual Scarecrows in the Village display, celebrating it 47th year at Peddler's Village, has become one of the sure signs that fall has arrived in Bucks County.
Spirits on Main, a guided ghost walk, produced in partnership with Valerius Productions and the Lower Bucks Paranormal Society, has returned for a second fall of ghost stories, historic mysteries and reported paranormal encounters along the borough’s streets.
From Benjamin Franklin to Andrew Carnegie and beyond, Pennsylvania has played a significant role in the evolution of public libraries across America.
The fall season is upon us and with it comes a packed lineup of pumpkin-filled festivals, hayrides, corn mazes, live music and family-friendly fun.
As the long-awaited football season officially kicks off, Bucks and Montgomery counties have a great mix of sports bars, taverns, and local pubs to watch a game.
The Historic Langhorne Association will offer its new children’s walking tour, “Discover Langhorne: 1776 Edition,” this month, along with an adult walking tour covering Langhorne from 1680 to 1820.
The nonprofit Oscar Hammerstein Museum & Theatre Education Center will honor Tony Award-winning songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty with its Ockie Award.
For Tara Bane, the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, is more than a national milestone. It remains a powerful reminder of the husband, best friend and life partner she lost that morning.
The New Hope Railroad may be centuries old, but its mix of old-world charm and unique new adventures continues to draw in visitors every year.
More than 30 brewery representatives from across Bucks County gathered at Warwick Farm Brewing on Aug. 4 for a tradition that has become as much about community as craft beer.
Metro Diner locations in Bensalem and Langhorne are celebrating the eighth anniversary of National Fried Chicken & Waffle Day on Aug. 8 by offering guests a chance at a year-long prize.
Recycling for the Birds, Handmade Bird Houses is the featured presentation at the monthly meeting of the Trevose Horticultural Society on Tuesday, July 21.
A new exhibition at BCCC is taking a unique look at American history. "Visions of America" explores the evolution of democracy.
The Old Barracks Museum will celebrate their Grand Reopening on the Fourth of July. Visitors will see new exhibits, including a performance by "Liberty Tree" and George Washington's arch.
Langhorne is set to celebrate it's 150th Anniversary with many events early July, and throughout the summer. Free concerts, speaker series, a pet fair and fun day at the Mayors house are just some of the events planned for the celebration.