Newtown Yardley, PA Events
Events for Friday July 24, 2026
The Little Mermaid, Music Mountain Theatre
Friday July 24, 2026
11 and 1pm A shimmering undersea adventure full of longing, dreams, and transformation. When a young mermaid yearns for life on land and defies her father’s decree, she learns about courage, sacrifice, and identity. Palena’s lyrical score and imaginative staging bring this emotionally resonant tale to vivid theatrical life.
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Farmstead Fridays @Thompson-Neely Farmstead
Friday July 24, 2026
Experience the rhythms of 18th-century rural life at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead during this monthly living history series. From tending crops and livestock to exploring historic trades and seasonal chores, each program highlights the essential work of civilians during the American Revolution. Presented in partnership with Americana Corner, Farmstead Fridays offer an immersive, family-friendly way to connect with the past. Free and open to the public, no registration is required.
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Matilda, Jr. at the Theodore Kloos Auditorium at Neshaminy High School
Friday July 24, 2026
Neshaminy Summer Stock presents Matilda, Jr. at the Theodore Kloos Auditorium at Neshaminy High School in Langhorne. Featuring catchy songs and lively dance numbers, the beloved show follows the journey of an imaginative young girl who uses her courage, creativity, and special powers to overcome challenges and make the world a brighter place. Note: The show includes the use of flashing lights and fog machines.
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Toy Story Night, Little Explorers Adventure Park
Friday July 24, 2026
Families are invited to a fun-filled Toy Story Night on July 24th at 5 p.m! Woody and Jessie will be on hand for photos, pin the tail on the bullseye, adventure park play, and more, while the original Toy Story plays on the projector in the party room with snacks and a juice box. Tickets are $30 per child and $20 per sibling. Little Explorers Adventure Park 161 N. Main St., Dublin, PA
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“Nauset Light” A New Play by Rick Goodwin @ Phillips' Mill
Friday July 24, 2026
When playwright Rick Goodwin began imagining his latest play, “Nauset Light,” he was standing inside the lobby at the Harbor Stage Theatre in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, looking across Cape Cod Bay. At that moment, he knew whatever he wrote was going to take place in a beach house with a large window overlooking the ocean on Cape Cod. The result is “Nauset Light,” an intimate and emotionally powerful drama that explores family, regret, forgiveness and the choices that shape our lives. The New Hope launch of this two-character play is coming to Phillips’ Mill this July for three performances only.
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Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific, Bucks County Playhouse
Friday July 24, 2026
June 18 - July 26 Rodgers and Hammerstein’s sweeping wartime romance — with deep Bucks County roots — returns for the nation’s 250th celebration. Set against the lush backdrop of an island paradise during World War II, South Pacific is a tale of love, duty, and cultural divides. When U.S. Navy nurse Nellie Forbush falls for a mysterious French planter, and young lieutenant Cable faces his own forbidden romance, both must confront the prejudices that threaten their happiness. Featuring unforgettable songs including “Some Enchanted Evening,” “Younger Than Springtime,” and “There Is Nothin’ Like a Dame,” this Pulitzer Prize–winning musical remains one of Broadway’s most enduring classics—passionate, poignant, and as timely as ever.
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Urinetown Music Mountain Theatre
Friday July 24, 2026
July 10 - August 2 A city’s 20-year water shortage has led to a ban on private toilets, and citizens must pay a corrupt monopoly to use the public amenities. When one man decides he's had enough, he starts a revolution to lead his fellow citizens to freedom! Winner of three Tony Awards, this hilarious musical satirizes the legal system, capitalism, municipal politics, and musical theatre itself! Click here for more information
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Home, I’m Darling, Langhorne Players
Friday July 24, 2026
In today’s modern world, Judy and Johnny feel out of place. They’ve chosen to give up the trappings of the Internet age and live life like it’s 1950 all over again, but “Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be...” How can they cope when the fantasy of domestic bliss clashes with cold hard reality? Issues of marriage partnership, identity, and traditional gender roles swirl in this halcyon dream of yesteryear where rules and routines become a love language all their own. “An original, sometimes unsettling look at the masks people put on in order to conceal their pain.” The Evening Standard. WhatsOnStage raves“...sharp, funny, and strikingly perceptive play.”
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