Events in Bucks County, PA

Strengthen your core and upper body in a focused workout led by Donna at Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, PA. This concise session delivers targeted movements in a short format for an efficient boost to your routine.

Story and a Snack at Willow Wellness offers a warm, family friendly setting that encourages literacy, connection, and healthy habits. Each gathering features a carefully chosen children’s book read aloud, a simple and nourishing snack for kids, and unhurried time for families to connect in a calm, supportive space. The emphasis is on slowing the pace and sharing meaningful moments around stories and food, without pressure and with a focus on connection. Held on the third Wednesday of each month, this event is free.

Strengthen and sculpt with a Barre/Pilates class that uses bodyweight resistance, high repetition sequences, and gentle, low impact movements to target key muscle groups. Led by Donna at Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, this session helps refine muscle definition and control, and no dance background is needed.

Build strength and improve flexibility with Silver Sneakers at Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, PA. A chair is incorporated for balance and varied support while focusing on overall functional conditioning. The workout emphasizes safe, enjoyable, and effective movement using hand weights, elastic resistance tubing with handles, and an exercise ball. The class is led by Danielle.

Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown offers an intense, fast-paced kickboxing workout that blends boxing and martial arts movements. Participants cycle through combinations of kicks and punches with bag work and mitt drills, along with cardio conditioning designed to boost calorie burn. Instruction is provided by Kathy.

The final Bike Night of the season at Bailey's Bar & Grille in Levittown brings family, friends, and neighbors together to celebrate a year of community and growth. Organizers share heartfelt thanks to everyone whose support has helped a small dream become reality, with each monthly meetup building momentum and drawing more people. The gathering takes place behind the bar, and the venue reserves the right to refuse anyone. As the season wraps up, plans are already in motion for bigger and better things next year.

At Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, this two-part class with instructor Jenna concentrates on core stability and lower-body strength. The first 30 minutes feature an abdominal circuit that keeps the midsection engaged with added resistance. The final 30 minutes shift to glutes and legs, using a mix of resistance bands, weights, and bodyweight training for a balanced, full-session workout.

A yoga class that emphasizes a solid base of poses alongside focused breathwork and calming relaxation, supporting balance for both body and mind. Led by instructor Megan at Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, PA.

At Maker Street Studios in Levittown, PA, take part in a one-hour open-level salsa class, then stick around for an additional hour of social dancing to try out new steps, catch up with friends, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. This is BYOB, and light snacks will be available. Free off-street parking is provided. Space is limited, so RSVP is recommended.

Discover the story of the Newtown Treasury, an eighteenth-century Bucks County Treasury building known for the 1781 Doan Gang robbery, through a presentation on the archaeological excavation conducted at the site. Local archaeologist Matt Bielecki will share what the dig uncovered and explain how artifacts and features help illuminate the building’s past. Bielecki, MA, is Lead Archeologist at Stony Hill Archaeological Research and teaches in the Archaeological Technician Training Program at Bucks County Community College. He is a historian and researcher with more than two decades of experience spanning fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and technical reporting across the Mid-Atlantic. He holds a BA from Pennsylvania State University and an MA from Monmouth University, is a member of the Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honor Society, has presented at regional archaeological conferences, and has lectured at colleges and universities. His research focuses on stone tool morphometrics and microwear analysis related to precontact and early colonial chipped-stone economies, and he is an accomplished flint knapper and replicative specialist. There is no charge to attend and the public is welcome. Membership in the NHA is not required, and donations are appreciated.

Power through a full body circuit led by Jenna, rotating through cardio, bodyweight moves, core work, and stretching. The format focuses on efficiency by alternating exercises that engage different muscle groups, helping you stay active while giving each area time to recover. Enjoy a balanced blend of circuit training, heart-pumping intervals, strength using your own body weight, targeted core training, and flexibility work for a complete head to toe session.

This class offers a safe and effective routine designed to build strength and flexibility, using chair supported positions to enhance overall functional conditioning. Priyanka leads exercises with hand weights, elastic tubing with handles, and an exercise ball at Evolve Fitness Center.

The second annual trunk-or-treat celebration features candy, games, and music, along with food trucks. Attendees can see a police vehicle, a fire truck, and an emergency squad, pick up Halloween tattoos, and take part in giveaways.

Safety Night offers a family friendly mix of activities with free balloon creations from Alia’s WOW Balloons, complimentary face painting, pumpkin painting, and a range of kids activities. Attendees can meet firefighters, check out the fire trucks up close, pick up goodie bags, and enjoy trick-or-treating, with even more fun in store. Registration is requested by calling Beck Givnish Life Celebration.

Enjoy a Trunk or Treat gathering filled with spooky fun, costumes, and candy. If you plan to decorate a trunk, register using the provided link. All other attendees can take part without signing up.

Kick your fitness into gear with a high intensity boot camp that combines bodyweight resistance moves and focused core training. Ideal for those aiming for a lean, fit, sculpted physique. Led by instructor Donna.

Explore how nature-inspired solutions and Earthship principles can shape passive greenhouse design. This workshop looks at how organisms manage heating and cooling, then translates those insights into practical ways to stabilize temperatures in growing spaces using readily available materials and tools. Participants will examine how to capture solar energy effectively, use thermal mass to store and release heat, and consider upgrades for existing structures with attention to both benefits and costs. The class is led by Elinor Stapylton, a Certified Earthship Biotecture Educator with a Master of Science in Biomimicry from Arizona State University, a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Environmental and Urban Studies from Bard College, and a teaching certificate from the Earthship Biotecture Academy. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. No refunds or exchanges are available unless the program is canceled by SLNC.

Explore Doylestown Borough on a roaming blend of town tour, story-filled history, and lively celebration. This guided crawl stops at four distinctive pubs to the sound of fife and drum, with costumed interpreters bringing to life figures such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John and Abigail Adams, Benedict Arnold, and the many lesser known contributors to the fight for independence. Each stop features a complimentary or discounted drink with local fare, followed by an engaging presentation from professional reenactors. The route highlights local favorites and encourages conversation among fellow history fans. The experience wraps up with an after party at 86 West, where guests can mingle with the reenactors, historians, and musicians who have kept the Revolutionary spirit front and center. Feedback from previous editions praises the smooth organization, compelling presentations, and enjoyable food and drinks, including memorable moments like sharing a beer with Ben Franklin.

A free community gathering celebrates the playful world of oversized inflatable costumes with an afternoon packed with treats and high-energy fun. At the heart of it all is a candy scramble where sweets are flung across the field by catapult, and participants in blow-up suits dash and tumble to scoop them up. Hidden golden awards mixed into the action can be traded for bigger candy and prizes. The festivities continue with inflatable obstacle runs, giant inflatable challenges, silly games, a photo spot, music, and classic concessions like popcorn, hot dogs, and cotton candy. Inflatable attire is encouraged, whether purchased, borrowed, or crafted at home, and creative homemade designs can earn special recognition. Those without inflatable outfits are included as well, with separate candy launches for kids and the option to wear a regular Halloween costume or no costume at all. The aim is simple and welcoming, bringing people together for something generous, memorable, and full of laughter.

Build stability and ease on the mat with a yoga session that emphasizes solid alignment, mindful breathing, and calming relaxation. Under Priyanka’s guidance, participants practice foundational poses and techniques that encourage a steady body and a clear, centered mind. Held at Evolve Fitness Center in Doylestown, PA, this class offers a supportive setting for anyone looking to cultivate balance and well-being.

Enjoy a lively bingo session with $10 admission, paid in cash at the door only. Admission covers entry and ten games, with optional extras available for purchase such as additional boards, 50/50, Early Bird, and Lucky Ball. Attendees must be 18 or older. Feel free to bring your own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. To prevent scams, note that there are no presales or online payments. For questions, call Jeanine at 215-785-6322 during Center hours.

Action Karate Newtown is bringing back its annual Trunk or Treat, now shifted to a new day because of the weather forecast. This free Halloween event welcomes the entire community, and no membership is required to participate. Costumes are encouraged, and kids can enjoy limited giveaways like a shark themed temporary tattoo, shark candy, and an Action Karate goodie bag. Pre registration is available to reserve a free goodie bag while supplies last. Community members who want to get involved can also register to decorate a trunk and be part of the festivities.

The Doylestown Bookshop welcomes Jeff Garlin for a signing-only appearance centered on his new book, Jeff Garlin: Best Seat in the House: Moments No One Asked Me to Capture...But I Did Anyway. Known for portraying Jeff Greene on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm and Murray Goldberg on ABC’s The Goldbergs, and for years as a stand-up comic, Garlin offers a peek behind the curtain through candid, previously unseen photos paired with witty personal stories that capture life onstage and off. Tickets are required. Each ticket admits one guest and includes a hardcover copy of Best Seat in the House. He will personalize copies and be available for photos.

Celebrate spooky season with a big-screen presentation of Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice at The County Theater in Doylestown, PA. After a couple dies, they see a wealthy family move into their former home and enlist the ghost Beetlejuice to frighten the new residents away. Starring Michael Keaton, this inventive horror comedy springs from the imagination of Tim Burton.

Pickering Manor hosts a walk-in hiring event for candidates interested in working within a positive setting. Explore the workplace culture, the beautiful community, and the smiles of happy residents. The team emphasizes manageable workloads, flexible scheduling, and more. Bring a resume, and some applicants may even leave with a job offer. If attending in person is not possible, an interview can be scheduled at a convenient time. For details, contact Ellen Huber at 215-968-3878 or info@pickeringmanor.org.

Experience a noninvasive way to understand your body with a full body thermography scan that highlights where you may be inflamed, overwhelmed, or in balance. This service provides visual insight into hormone health, circulation, the lymphatic system, and more, which can support those navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or pursuing personal health goals. Focus on intentional wellness with information that helps you take aligned, informed action. Schedule a scan for added clarity and support that lasts all year.

Upstairs at Maxwell's On Main, this beginner and improver dance workshop centers on building the skills that keep you dancing longer. Instruction fills a focused two-hour session, with Ashley playing a few songs between lessons and a couple afterward while the emphasis remains on learning. Attendees are welcome to share what they hope to work on so the teaching targets the steps that help them stay on the floor. Arrive early for dinner and drinks. Tickets are $30. Open dance nights provide a chance to return and dance the routines covered here.

Some veterans pass without family by their side, with no familiar faces to speak their name. American Legion Post 210 meets at Washington Crossing Cemetery to ensure their service is honored and not forgotten. The observance is quiet and respectful, offering final honors and a heartfelt thank you on behalf of the community and the nation. There are no speeches or large crowds, just a solemn commitment kept. Every veteran matters, their sacrifice is remembered, and no one who wore the uniform is left alone at the end.

Set at Beyond Zen Skin in Newtown, this collaborative wellness and beauty evening brings together local businesses and practitioners for simple ways to care for body, mind, and spirit. Create a fresh flower bouquet with Infused with Blooms, pot an herb with GrapeVine Health & Nutrition, try a quick one minute wellness scan with Vici Wellness Studio, and sample skincare from Beyond Zen Skin. Countryside Framing & Gallery presents an art auction, while juices and mocktails add a refreshing touch. Acupuncture is offered by Greater Philly Community Acupuncture, and House Calls IV provides vitamin D and B12 shots for $20 per shot. The gathering also supports A Woman’s Place, benefiting survivors in Bucks County, with contributions in any amount encouraged instead of a standard entry fee. The potted herb activity is also available at GrapeVine Nutrition Store in Newtown.

Discover a range of local vendors during a Halloween-themed outing in Bristol Borough. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their favorite costumes and mingle with fellow ghouls while strolling the streets. Additional information and the full vendor lineup will be shared as the event approaches.

Participants bring unused rolls of toilet paper and cover the property for a cause, with each roll tossed counting as a $5 donation that supports the local breast cancer community. The trees, bushes, house, and fence are all fair game. Live music from School of Rock will fill the driveway, and the Spuddy Buddy Fry Factory food truck will be serving. Police will already be on site.

Stranger Things Rock returns to The Grey Stone Fine Food & Spirits in Newtown for an evening of lively music paired with good food and drinks.

Enjoy an evening of tunes, good food, and plenty of fun. Costumes with a spooky, ghoulish flair are encouraged. Bring a favorite side dish or dessert to share, and check the flyer for additional details.

Rooted in Wellness is a fall symposium focused on nourishment, resilience, restoration, and thriving at the Well of Life Center for Natural Health. The program includes two featured health talks, with Cynthia exploring how digestive function relates to whole-body well-being and Victoria sharing practical ways to support the immune system. During registration, each participant selects two different breakout experiences. Options include an immune support session with Sharon that guides participants in making an essential oil chest rub, features a Fire Cider demo with samples, and provides seasonal recipes and tips. A gut health session with Victoria introduces traditional foods and fermentation, offers a bone broth tasting, and walks attendees through preparing a jar of sauerkraut to bring home. A lymphatic health session with Alicia covers straightforward techniques to encourage healthy lymph flow, includes live demonstrations, and provides a facial dry brush. A clean care session with Christa helps attendees make more informed choices about personal care and household products and includes crafting a natural hand soap to take home. Registration is $30 per person and includes the two talks, two breakout sessions, interactive demonstrations, projects to bring home, recipes and guides with educational resources, and snacks, tea, and other refreshments. The event offers a welcoming setting for learning, connection, and actionable ideas to use on a personal wellness journey.

Celebrate Halloween at The Billington VFW with spooky fun, games, dancing, prizes, and plenty of surprises. The night features costume awards for Best Couple, Most Scary, and Best Original, a Selfie Station Graveyard, cornhole and an open pool table, Pin the Tail on the Bumble, 50/50 raffles and door blocks, and a Monster Mash dance competition, with more activities planned. Admission is $10 and includes food. Those who purchase tickets in advance will get their first drink covered by Bumble.

Linda’s Pet Care Services offers walk-in nail trims at the Doylestown location on the first Monday of each month. Each trim is $15, with an optional dremel add-on for an additional $5.

American Legion Post 210 hosts a monthly meeting centered on organizing support for veterans, community activities, commemorations, and outreach that honors those who served and uplifts those still serving. Everyone is welcome, including nonveterans who value service, remembrance, and community. New members, longtime Legionnaires, and interested neighbors can listen, learn, and contribute to efforts that make a difference month by month.

Fast Times: 80’s Concert Experience channels the sound and spirit of the decade with a high-octane show that transports the crowd back in time. Big guitars and bold style set the tone as the band powers through favorites tied to Guns N' Roses, Depeche Mode, and Bon Jovi. It is a full-tilt celebration of the era, built for singing along and reliving the nostalgia from the first note to the last.

At The County Theater in Doylestown, PA, the After Dark cult classic series features Mike Judge’s Idiocracy, celebrating its 20th anniversary. An average man signs up for a military hibernation experiment and wakes 500 years later to find he has become the smartest person on Earth, navigating a hilariously dim future. The film delivers absurd satire, quotable jokes, and plenty of laughs, with Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph, and Terry Crews in a scene-stealing turn as President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Camacho. Show your ticket stub at MOMS before or after the screening for happy hour priced drinks.

Help care for the SLNC trails and grounds during a hands-on volunteer work day focused on outdoor maintenance and cleanup. Expect messy conditions and plan to get wet and dirty. Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated. This activity runs rain or shine. Please register in advance, as confirmed participants receive the meeting location and additional details beforehand. Volunteers under 18 must participate with a parent or legal guardian for the entire event. Individuals completing mandated community service must contact the SLNC Assistant Director prior to registering.

Lisette Shaffer brings her debut performance to Karen's Place. The DMV-based, faith-centered singer and songwriter has sung since childhood and began playing acoustic guitar in high school, when music became a place of refuge. She started writing songs in 2021 while navigating a particularly difficult year that included personal losses, turning to songwriting to walk through life’s ups and downs with the Lord. Her first single, Your Love, was released in 2025, and she also leads worship at her home church. She describes her creativity as an expression of devotion and sees this season as the beginning of what is ahead.

Kids who love comics, anime, or drawing can build skills and imagination in a supportive comic art class. Students practice shading, perspective, and contour to turn ideas into finished artwork, working with pencils, pens and ink, markers, and colored pencils. Projects include sketching favorite characters and inventing original ones, as well as animals, people, and fantastical figures. Instruction welcomes all experience levels, and each student moves at a comfortable pace while focusing on subjects that excite them. Each class features a creative challenge, such as showing a character from multiple viewpoints or experimenting with lighting to create depth. The program spans six weeks and guides participants from simple sketches to detailed, full color pieces, helping them grow their confidence with every project. Please bring artist's pencils, an eraser, a sketchbook measuring 11 by 14 inches or larger, markers, and colored pencils. Open to ages 8 to 17.

An in-person meditation evening centered on community and connection. This open format allows participants to come and go quietly, offering a supportive setting for settling the mind or exploring deeper awareness. Each gathering unfolds in its own way. Some sessions include guided practices or gentle breathwork, while others focus on silent presence and stillness. Facilitation is provided by Gary Messner, Rev. Susan DeLorenzo, and Rev. Melissa La Sala. The gathering reflects the We Are One in Spirit community, which emphasizes compassion, shared purpose, spiritual growth, and offering healing intention for the wider world. The space is created so everyone feels included and uplifted, honoring a sense of unity. No prior experience is needed. Contributions are optional for those who feel moved to give.

At The Newtown Theatre in Newtown, Pennsylvania, Nashville singer songwriter Bill Griese returns with Sweet Baby James, billed as America’s number one James Taylor tribute. He keeps the spotlight on the songs by performing with only voice and guitar, avoiding costumes, impersonations, or other theatrics while celebrating the music of James Taylor. The set features well known favorites such as Fire and Rain, You’ve Got a Friend, Shower the People, How Sweet It Is, and Steamroller, along with deeper cuts for longtime fans. Audiences often praise the striking vocal resemblance, skilled guitar work, and the respectful way the performance honors JT’s sound, even winning over those who do not usually attend tribute shows. Griese is also an established Nashville artist with three full length albums and multiple singles available on major streaming platforms.

Explore a vibrant quilt show presented by Newtown Quilters Guild, featuring an extensive display of quilts with many available for purchase. Browse vendors offering quilting notions, books, and fabric, along with a range of additional items. Spend time discovering fresh ideas, shopping for supplies, and heading home inspired for your next project.

The event features balloon creations by Alia's WOW Balloons, a selection of food trucks, bounce houses, henna art, face painting, a DJ providing music, and more in collaboration with Mommy's Lil Black Book.

A holiday favorite takes the stage in a script by Philip Grecian, drawn from the motion picture A Christmas Story, written by Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown, and Bob Clark, © 1983 Turner Entertainment Co., distributed by Warner Bros, and from Jean Shepherd’s book In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash. Directed by Amy Kaissar, the production follows Ralphie Parker as he dreams of the ultimate present, a Red Ryder BB gun, while his funny family navigates the highs and lows of the season. After a sold out run in 2023, it returns by popular demand with playful misadventures, warm family moments, and the humor and heart that made the film a classic, offering a family friendly celebration of childhood hopes and cherished holiday traditions.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is accepting vendor applications for the 2026 Christkindlmarkt in Doylestown. This indoor holiday marketplace welcomes artisans offering handmade work, holiday-themed pieces, and one-of-a-kind gifts to shoppers searching for festive finds. Vendor space is limited, so early applications are encouraged. For application details, contact Meg Evans at admin@doylestownlutheran.org.

A volunteer work day focused on caring for the trails and grounds at SLNC. Expect hands-on outdoor tasks that may be wet and muddy, so wear clothes and shoes you do not mind getting dirty and pack a water bottle you can refill. The event runs rain or shine. Please register in advance because confirmed volunteers receive the meeting location and other important details ahead of time. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian for the entire duration. Mandated community service volunteers must contact SLNC Assistant Director, Raymie Barry, before registering at rabarry@buckscounty.org or 267-880-5020. For general registration by phone, call 215-785-1177.

Set at Historic Bolton Mansion c1687 in Levittown, PA, this event features Alia's WOW Balloons together with food-truck vendors, inflatable bounce attractions, henna designs, face painting, a DJ, and other activities alongside Mommy's Lil Black Book.

Linda's Pet Care Services will be at the Doylestown location providing nail trims. Walk-ins are welcome on the first Monday of each month. The price is $15 per trim, with an optional dremel finish available for an additional $5.

Stranger Things Rock is back at The Grey Stone Fine Food & Spirits in Newtown, bringing an evening that combines fine food, drinks, and music.

Enjoy an afternoon filled with the iconic sounds of Frankie Valli as celebrated hits mingle with favorite holiday melodies for a festive musical journey. The program blends timeless classics with seasonal tunes to create a warm, uplifting experience from beginning to end.

Add a touch of Vegas glamour to the season with a lively Rat Pack celebration led by Tony Sands and powered by the live big band Swingtopia. The music of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. takes center stage in a festive showcase filled with smooth vocals, witty moments, and classic showmanship. Hear signature swing tunes alongside beloved holiday songs, all delivered with the charm and swagger that defined the original trio. It is an evening of music, laughter, and nostalgic sparkle that brings their legendary camaraderie back to life.

BRT’s cherished holiday tradition returns with a cheerful concert as talented singers and musicians take the stage with carols and classic Christmas tunes. Created to spark the season’s spirit and share the warmth of live music, the program features beloved songs like Jingle Bells, Joy to the World, and I’ll Be Home for Christmas. The uplifting atmosphere aims to leave audiences smiling and filled with holiday cheer.

An in-person Reiki Share marks the Winter Solstice with a potluck and a live meditation sound bath led by Rev. Glenda Smith. The gathering welcomes both practitioners and newcomers. Attendees may relax and receive healing energy, or participate throughout the session. Live music and shared dishes create a setting for community, connection, and renewal. Rev. Glenda Smith has facilitated weekly energy shares for 20 years and teaches all levels of Reiki, drawing on training in multiple Reiki lineages and other healing practices. Love donations are welcome. No registration is required.

Retro X Revival heads back to Gleason's Bar for a pre-holiday celebration. Arrive early to grab a good spot.

The Shamrock Girls are bringing back their annual holiday bake sale at Steele’s Gulf Auto Repair, featuring homemade cookies, cakes, candies, and other seasonal treats. Visitors can pick up favorite goodies while supporting The Shamrock Girls and those they help in the community. Bakers are invited to contribute their own holiday specialties, from classic cookies to festive confections. Bake a little, buy a little, and give a little.

Melodies of Dance continues its four-part Mini Match Series with the Winter edition, created as a calm and encouraging experience among fellow dancers and the welcoming Fred Astaire staff. This seasonal gathering spotlights ballroom and Latin styles and suits both social and competitive dancers. More details will be shared as they become available.