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Newtown Yardley, PA Family and Kids Guide
Newtown Yardley Online's Family Guide focuses on resources that can make the most out of your family’s lives. Listings of Newtown Yardley schools, doctors, therapists, educational and domestic services. Tips and articles covering all aspects of parenting plus great ideas for family day trips, birthday parties, and outdoor fun.Sponsored by:
609-924-6700
Princeton Day School is the region's premier independent day school for students from PreK through Grade 12. Student-driven academics and demonstrable diversity, equity and inclusion practices fuel our mission to nurture the mind, body and character of each student. Depth of learning, skills acquisition and innovative problem-solving define our expertly facilitated programs and opportunities including the highly selective Science Research Experience Program, Jacobson Music Scholar Program, top Model UN, Energy & Climate Scholars and more. Outstanding athletics in a new LEED-certified 30,000+ sq. ft. athletic center. Learn more today at https://www.pds.org
609-896-4977
Adath Israel Congregation is an inclusive and inviting home for all. The Adath is an egalitarian Conservative Adath Israel Congregation is an inclusive and inviting home for all. We are an egalitarian Conservative congregation committed to Jewish values, family, community and inclusiveness. The Adath Family prides itself in bringing generations together to experience the beauty and warmth of traditional Conservative Judaism and contemporary ritual. Our MOSAIC center for arts, culture, and ideas engages the entire community with interesting concerts and films, as well as dynamic speakers and much more. Guided by our spiritual leaders, Rabbi Benjamin Adler and Hazzan Arthur Katlin, Adath Israel provides a full spectrum of Jewish experience, including our religious school, adult learning programs, Tikkun Olam initiatives, active Women’s League, Men's Club and United Synagogue Youth (USY) organizations.
609-219-0053
Cherry Grove Farm is a family-owned dairy farm and creamery situated on nearly 500 acres of preserved farmland just outside Princeton, NJ. We practice regenerative farming and craft artisanal cheeses. Everything is done on the farm, from raising and milking the cows, to making and aging our cheese, to selling our cheese in the Farm Store, where you can also find our pasture raised beef, whey-fed pork, and other local artisanal foods and gifts. Visitors can often watch cheese being made, the cows being milked, or pet the calves. We also offer classes in cheese making, foraging, bread making, beekeeping and more. We give hayrides, farm tours, wild plant walks, and put on a variety of seasonal, family-oriented events. Cherry Grove is an idyllic place for a birthday party, a school outing, or a company retreat. Visit www.cherrygrovefarm.com to learn more. The Farm Store is open every day from 10am - 5pm.
215.968.2400
Conveniently located in the Village of Newtown, the Newtown Bookshop offers a great selection of books for all ages, unique gifts and greeting cards and a staff that helps you find that perfect book! Monthly, we have two book discussion groups, a poetry group, and a cookbook club. Every Thursday, we offer a story time at 10:15am. In the summer we have a 6-week Children's Summer Reading Program and a "Where's Waldo Scavenger Hunt through Newtown". We continue to strive to bring great authors like Henry Winkler, Lin Oliver, Elin Hilderbrand and Chris Grabenstein to our community and schools.
We are open Mon–Sat 10am – 8pm, Sun 12-4pm. Please see our website for detailed information on upcoming events.
