Newtown Yardley, PA Events
Events for Saturday October 25, 2025
Spooktacular Costume Contest & Parade, Bucks County Administration Building
Saturday October 25, 2025
Join us on Saturday, October 25th for a costume contest and trick-or-treating throughout downtown Doylestown. Advanced registration is strongly suggested and will open in late summer 2025! We'll be meeting at the lawn of the Bucks County Administration Building (55 E Court Street) and parading down Pine Street onto E State Street. After the costume contest wraps up, trick-or-treating will be happening throughout town. Look for stores and restaurants with orange and black balloons hanging outside. We'll have a printed list of participating locations at check-in.
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Pumpkin Harvest Festival at Bountiful Acres
Saturday October 25, 2025
Are you ready for some fun this fall? Join Bountiful Acres for their Pumpkin Harvest Festival! Navigate their corn maze, pick your own pumpkin, catch a hayride on Big Red, and more! Catch live performances and different food trucks each weekend. Don't miss out on all the fun!
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The Vegas Rat Pack, Bristol Riverside Theatre
Saturday October 25, 2025
2 and 8pm The Vegas Rat Pack tribute is a lively, entertaining show that brings the legendary Rat Pack era back to life. Featuring the iconic songs and playful camaraderie of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and more, the performance delivers timeless classics like “My Way,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” and “That’s Amore,” plus comedy and audience interaction for a fun, unforgettable night. Estimated Run Time: 90-minutes (plus one 15-minute intermission)
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Transylvania Thunder, Zlock Performing Arts Center
Saturday October 25, 2025
Transylvania Thunder is not just a concert — it’s a fully immersive seasonal experience that brings something bold, new, and unforgettable to the Halloween season! It’s a full-scale musical event, combining live rock music, theatrical storytelling, dancers, lighting, narration, and a storyline that unfolds like a Halloween-themed rock opera. A haunting musical experience production that fuses the energy of a concert with the magic of Broadway and the nostalgic spirit of fall.
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'Oh God…Beautiful Machine', Patriots Theater at Trenton’s War Memorial
Saturday October 25, 2025
The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey (CPNJ) proudly presents the world premiere of Oh God…Beautiful Machine, a monumental symphonic jazz work which wrestles with the conundrum of loving the earth in a time of climate change. The collaboration features text composed by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Yusef Komunyakaa and music composed by Princeton University Composer-in-Residence, Vince di Mura. Combining a full orchestra, jazz ensemble, traditional Chinese instrumentalists, and a women’s chorus, Oh God…Beautiful Machine is a genre-defying musical odyssey spanning ten movements and nearly 90 minutes. Featuring lyrics in multiple languages and influences from jazz, blues, samba, gospel, and folk traditions from around the world, this ambitious work bridges cultural and musical landscapes in a profound meditation on the environment, gratitude, and the human experience. The evening will begin with a festival style event starting at 6:00 PM with a pre-concert performance, visual works by local artists, vendors and a lecture by the composer starting at 6:45 PM. The concert will be followed by a VIP reception open to Capital Philharmonic season subscribers, advertisers and sponsors. Tickets and Information: www.capitalphilharmonic.org
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The Thanksgiving Play, Spring Garden Mill - Tyler State Park
Saturday October 25, 2025
Things get awkward when the local school board commissions three teachers to devise a culturally sensitive Thanksgiving show. They’ve secured grant money and a professional LA actress to play the American Indian lead, but everything comes crashing down when her actual heritage is discovered. Larissa FastHorse’s wickedly funny satire spotlights the absurd nature of the politically correct, lampooning the virtue signaling of “enlightened white allies” and the verbal gymnastics employed in modern progressive thinking. “The familiar, whitewashed story of Pilgrims and Native Americans chowing down together gets a delicious roasting from expert farceurs.” – The New York Times Tickets are $25
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