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Anne Reid '72 Gallery at Princeton Day School presents Roots of Excellence: 125 Years of Miss Fine's School and 100 Years of Princeton Country Day,a commemorative exhibition celebrating Miss Fine's School and Princeton Country Day School's rich histories and enduring legacies. This immersive exhibit guides guests through a chronological journey of each school's historic milestones, featuring carefully curated artifacts and interactive elements that encourage engagement with pivotal moments from both institutions' rich pasts.
April 1 – 25, 2025
Gallery hours: Mon-Fri., 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. or by appointment annereid72gallery@pds.org

Save the Date

Mar 25 – Apr 27, 2025 – In The Heights @BRT

April 4, 2025 – One Voice, Many Sounds Gala

April 11, 2025 – Bucks Beautiful 12^th Annual Spring Fling Gala

May 3, 2025 – Washington Crossing Brewfest

May 8, 2025 – Greenwood House LIVE

May 16, 2025 – Morven in May

May 17, 2025 – Newtown Wine Walk

June 6, 2025 – McCarter Theatre Gala

June 14, 2025 – Grundy Museum Annual Tea

June 21, 2025 – Princeton Yoga Fest

Events

School Open Houses

Major Non-Profit Fundraisers

3/8 – Indoor Winter Farmer’s Market, 9-12pm., Perkasie's popular Farmers Market moves indoors for the 2024-25 Winter season. Visitors will find farms and food at the Perkasie Fire Hall from 9am-12pm on the second Saturday of each month, from December 14th through April 12th. Visit our Facebook and Instagram (@perkasiefarmersmarket) pages for a monthly vendor list and up to date news about the current market season.
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3/8 - Bucks County ParaCon! - 2nd Annual Paranormal Conference, 12-7pm., This one-day extravaganza, dedicated to all things paranormal, will take place at the Zlock Performing Arts Center.
Bucks County ParaCon is an entertaining immersive and electrifying experience for attendees, featuring a lineup of esteemed speakers, captivating presentations, food trucks and an array of vendors offering intriguing merchandise related to the supernatural world. Hosted by Eric Mintel and team member spirit medium Dominic Sattele, this event is a must-attend for enthusiasts of ghosts, Bigfoot, UFOs, and beyond. ci.ovationtix.com/36202/production/1215098?performanceId=11531364

3/8 - Songs of the Emerald Isle, Yardley-Makefield Library, 2-3pm., Presented by Meredith Beck. Traditional Irish music includes folk songs, drinking songs, ballads, and laments. Join Philadelphia-based singer Meredith Beck as she presents a variety of these songs.
Yardley-Makefield Library, 1080 Edgewood Road, Yardley, PA www.ymfriends.org

3/9 – Charter Day, Pennsbury Manor, 1-4pm., Join Pennsbury Manor in honoring Pennsylvania's birthday with an afternoon of FREE family-friendly history at the riverside home of PA's founder, William Penn. Charter Day marks the date that King Charles II of England granted a charter to William Penn in March 1681. Activities include tours of the iconic Manor House, colonial trade demonstrations, heritage dancing, hands-on activities for kids, visits with animals, Living History Theatre, and more!
No registration required. Visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food to donate to the Bucks County Housing Group Penndel Food Pantry.
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3/11 - McCarter Live at the Library: What is the Science of Love, Princeton Public Library, 7-9pm., Artistic Director Sarah Rasmussen and creatives from "Legacy of Light" take the audience behind the scenes as they discuss the upcoming McCarter Theatre production running March 19 to April 6 at McCarter.
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3/12 - Mick’s Company: An Afternoon of Irish Music & Humor, Newtown Theatre, 3-5pm., Founded more than two decades ago, Mick’s Company is Philadelphia’s most fun Irish band. Concert goers will enjoy an afternoon of all their favorite Irish songs and humor. This show played to a packed house as part of the Mt. Gretna (PA) Summer Concert Series.
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3/13 – Reclaiming The Edith Farnsworth House, Morven Museum & Garden, 6:30-8pm., Don’t miss the third program in the 2025 Grand Homes and Gardens Speaker Series, Reclaiming The Edith Farnsworth House with speaker Nora Wendl, Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of New Mexico and author of the forthcoming Almost Nothing: Reclaiming Edith Farnsworth (University of Illinois Press, publication date May 20, 2025). This program is sponsored by Mrs. G Appliances. The 2025 series is sponsored by Bryn Mawr Trust. www.morven.org/upcoming/edithfarnsworth

3/13 - What’s in the Name “Yardley?,”The Yardley Historical Association will host a program at 7:30 p.m. How did the town of Yardley get its name? Historian Charlie Thomforde has the answers. Moving English families thousands of miles over the ocean. Uncertainty on the sea. Putting down new roots. An epidemic. The vision and energy of one immigrant, who guaranteed that his family name would persist over the centuries. The convoluted story will be told, and on display will be three of the original 17th century purchase documents that were contributed to the Yardley Historical Association by a Yardley family descendent. This presentation is free, and the public is welcome. Old Library by Lake Afton, 46 West Afton Avenue. For more information about the program and other activities of the Yardley Historical Association, call 215-208-1154, e-mail info@yardleyhistory.org, or visit www.yardleyhistory.org.

3/14 - Nature for Toddlers: Spring Bash, Washington Crossing Historic Park, 10-11:30am., Do you have a young nature lover in your family who's curious to learn more about the natural environment? Join the Park Naturalist for a morning of growing up on the wild side! These programs are designed for toddlers ages 3-7 and build on children's sense of wonder about nature, inviting them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Each Nature for Toddlers program will feature a different topic, March is: Spring Bash. To register and receive the meeting location for this program please email mtruesdale@pa.gov.

3/14 - Cat Tales Adoption Center Open House, 6-8pm., Come meet the kitty of your dreams at the Cat Tales Adoption Center Open House. This takes place Fridays 6-8, Saturdays 12-6 and Sundays 12-6. (Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.). Meet, play and fall in love! Cat Tales, 1111 Easton Rd #17, WARRINGTON, PA
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3/14 - Lunar Eclipse Campfire, Churchville Nature Center, 7-9pm., Before the total lunar eclipse happening around midnight, come enjoy a night hike and campfire under the full moon. Learn about the total lunar eclipse, the upcoming vernal equinox, and look for signs of the upcoming spring season. Click here for more information

3/15 - Garden Pruning Workshop, Gasper Home & Garden, 9-10:30am., Learn the art of shaping & maintaining your plants to keep them healthy & thriving. Pruning is an essential garden skill that is part horticulture & part artistry. Our expert gardeners will guide you through the process, sharing tips & tricks. $29. 316 Tanyard Road, RICHBORO, PA 18954
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3/15 - St. Patrick's Day Bash @Lambertville Station Restaurant and Inn, 5:30pm. Join us at the Riverside Ballroom at Lambertville Station (11 Bridge Street, Lambertville, NJ) for a night of Irish revelry.
The Raggle Taggle Gypsy O's Band will be bringing the house down with live Irish music, and we'll be serving up a delicious Irish dinner. Plus, enjoy a cash bar with Irish beer and drinks, door prizes, and all the festive cheer you can handle! Doors open at 5:30 pm. Tickets are $95 per person (includes tax and gratuity). Call 609-397-8300 ext. 500 to reserve your spot today, and be sure to ask about our special hotel room discounts when booking! It's going to be a St. Patrick's Day to remember! www.lambertvillestation.com/events.php

3/16 - Lil Angels Consignment Sale, 7am-12pm., We are a pop-up children's and maternity consignment shop open 3 days twice each year - Spring and Fall. Located in Bensalem PA we bring our surrounding communities together to SHOP-SELL-SAVE our way through parenthood with our growing families!
5400 Hulmeville Road, BENSALEM, PA 19020

3/16 – “Spring Serenades”, Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey, 4pm., Join us for an enchanting afternoon of music as the Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey proudly presents the "Spring Serenades" Music Concert. This performance will take place at the historic War Memorial Ballroom 1 Memorial Dr, Trenton, NJ 08608. Conducted by Sebastian Grand, this program includes cello by Luis Fernando Venturelli. Join us and enjoy music by Mozart, Strauss, Ibert and Dvořák. Don't miss the Pre-Concert lecture by Joel Philips at 3:00pm in the lower lobby. Get your tickets online, or direct: www.capitalphilharmonic.org

3/20 - Nutty Novelties - Free Nutrition Lecture - McCaffrey's Yardley, 10-11am., Join McCaffrey's Food Market's Registered Dietitian, Jill Kwasny, for a fun, informative and free nutrition event featuring "Nutty Novelties" with company founder Caleb Mangum. Learn about the process of making nut butters, discover how the Caleb and his team create new products and explore the health benefits of nuts. As always, enjoy wonderful conversation and delicious samples.
Edgewood Village Shopping Center at 635 Heacock Road in the upstairs bistro area. RSVP to nutritionist@Mccaffreys.com or call 215 750-7713 to reserve your seat.

3/20 – Spring Flower Arrangement, 6-7:30pm., Join them for a fun spring afternoon of creating a unique faux wreath! Participants will choose from a plentiful supply of stylish embellishments with options for Easter or simply springtime! For more information and to register go to their website.
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3/21 - Guided Bird Walks, Washington Crossing Historic Park, 9-11am., Mornings are your best opportunity to experience the thrilling world of birdwatching and listening! Join the park naturalist for a slowly guided walk as we look and listen for migratory avian friends. Topics such as basic bird identification through sound and sight will be discussed. Binoculars can be available upon request, but participants are strongly encouraged to bring their own. Washington Crossing Historic Park sits in a unique bird habitat crossroads. Experience your park and home in a way that you may never have before, through wildlife observation! Additional date – 3/28. To register for any of these walks, email mtruesdale@pa.gov.

3/21 – Il Trovatore, Boheme Opera NJ, 7:30pm., Sung in Italian with projected English supertitles. Fully staged with stunning virtual sets by J. Matthew Root. Artistic Director Joseph Pucciatti stage directs and conducts the Boheme Opera NJ Orchestra and Chorus. Fate deals a tragic game of vengeance to the fiery Count di Luna, the dashing Manrico, the beautiful Leonora, the malevolent Azucena…and the one player no one can beat. The stakes are love and retribution - and Death calls. Additional Date: 3/23 @3:30pm. Kendall Main Stage Theater, 2000 Pennington Rd, TRENTON, NJ 08618. Click here for more information

3/22 - MCCC Sealant Saturday - Children's Dental Program, 9-1pm., Complimentary oral examinations and sealant placement will be provided for children 6 to 14 years of age. Preventive services will be performed by licensed Dental Hygienists in conjunction with Dental Hygiene students.
Montgomery County Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic, Room 1400, 340 DeKalb Pike, BLUE BELL, PA 19422
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3/22 - Mac 'N Cheese Madness, Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery, 1-4pm., Are you the designated Mac and Cheese Chef for all your family events? If so, it’s your time to shine! On March 22nd at 1pm, twelve of the best Mac and Cheese Cooks will face off for the top prize at Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery! The competition is $15 to register, and will be fierce! Judging will be announced at 3:30 sharp, just like we hope the cheddar will be! Interested in sampling but not cooking? Put on your stretchy pants and come on over to the Winery! The public will have the opportunity to sample (while supplies last) and judge who gets to take home the top three spots, with first place taking home a $50 Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery Gift Card! Click here for more information

3/22 – Moon Mouse: A Space Odyssey, Zlock Performing Arts Center, 3:30pm., Lightwire Theater is proud to present Moon Mouse, a cosmic adventure about celebrating differences. Marvin the Mouse wants to be popular. Constantly bullied and picked on by the “cool” rats, he is labeled as a loser and a geek. As respite from the continuous badgering, Marvin retreats into his science books and a world of fantasy. He longs to have adventures and to be the hero. Join Marvin on the space adventure of a lifetime: a trip to the surface of the moon on his homemade rocket where he meets a strange cast of misfit creatures, learns of infinite peril, and views awesome beauty. Will Marvin make his dreams come true and experience the glory and acceptance he craves?
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3/23 - Circus Pop! The Giant Bubble Show, Newtown Theatre, 3-4:15pm., Bring the whole family to “Circus Pop! The Giant Bubble Show”.
This show features Ringling Bros. alumnus Logan Jimenez performing circus acts and soap bubble tricks, including bubble sculptures, giant bubbles, bubbles that burst into flame, and bubble volcanoes. His act also includes crazy circus stunts such as fire-eating, daring escapes and crawling inside a giant balloon.
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3/23 - La Fiocco Presents "Handel's London", 3pm., Trinity Church Solebury. La Fiocco, the Bucks County baroque ensemble, continues its 2024-2025 season with Handel’s London. With its thriving music scene, 18th-century London was a haven for native and foreign-born musicians. Handel, however, was the undisputed genius, respected by friend and foe alike. This program of solo pieces, trio sonatas, concertos, and overtures, recreates a salon in the age of Handel and the first three King Georges, and features works by Handel, Thomas Arne, James Oswald, Johann Christoph Pepusch, Elizabetta de Gambarini, Michael Christian Festing, and William Corbett.Tickets are $25 general admission in advance online at lafiocco.org, or $30 at the door, cash or check only. Student tickets are $10, and children 12 and under are free. Trinity Episcopal Church Solebury, 6587 Upper York Rd, Solebury, PA, 18963

3/24 - Community Observatory Night, Blue Bell Campus Observatory, 8-10pm., See the night sky up close using Montco's Blue Bell Campus Observatory! Whether you're an astronomy enthusiast or just enjoy looking up at the night sky, we've got a special treat for you. Montco's Blue Bell Campus features a state-of-the-art observatory, including a 16-inch Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope and observation deck with additional telescopes. We also hold astronomy classes on-site in SMART classrooms. Co-sponsored with local astronomy associations, our free Community Open Nights welcome all ages to come out and gaze at the night sky.
No prior registration is required. We ask participants to be careful with food, drink or chewing gum near the scientific equipment. We also expect parents to be responsible for their children.|
Blue Bell Campus Observatory, 340 DeKalb Pike, BLUE BELL, PA 19422
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3/26 - Dry Creek Vineyard Wine Tasting @Lambertville Station, 6-7:30pm., featuring Dry Creek Vineyard from Sonoma County, CA.
Join us in our Wine Cellar for a tasting and discussion led by Certified Sommelier Michael Scibilia of The LUX Group. Enjoy perfectly paired courses, including: Dry Creek Chenin Blanc paired with aged gruyere & mandarin oil with fresh cucumber salsa. Dry Creek Red Zinfandel paired with roasted pork & cherry satay. Dry Creek Cabernet paired with spiced lamb & currant pate. $47 per person (plus tax & gratuity).
Reservations are required. Call 609-397-8300 ext. 500 to secure your place! www.lambertvillestation.com/

3/28 - Coffee and Doan-uts Tours: “The Doan Gang: Outlaws of the Revolution, Mercer Museum, 9-10am., Join the Mercer Museum for morning coffee, donuts, and an exclusive early-bird guided tour of their special exhibition The Doan Gang: Outlaws of the Revolution.
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3/29 - Annual HiTOPS Trans Youth Forum, 11-4:30pm., The 10th Annual HiTOPS Trans Youth Forum will take place on Saturday, March 29. Register now to join us for a day full of learning, community, representation and joy! This is a free and virtual event. Click to learn more about the day, the speakers, and the youth who put it all together!
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3/29 - The New Hope Celebrates (NHC) Pride Pageant, 6:30pm., Don't miss this unforgettable evening of glamor, glitter, and drag royalty. This event celebrates diversity, talent, and the power of the LGBTQ+ community. Drag queens and drag kings will compete for the coveted title of Miss & Mr. New Hope Celebrates. This year's pageant, "Love Comes In All Colors," will take place at the Bucks County Playhouse. All proceeds from the event will support NHC's 2025 Pride celebration in May and the Bucks County Playhouse.
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3/30 - Camouflaged Egg Hike, Churchville Nature Center, 10-3pm., Join us for our Camouflaged Egg Hike on Sunday, March 30th where children ages 4 – 9 will learn about camouflage and wildlife through demonstrations and live animals, then use their observation skills outdoors to spot and tally dozens of camouflaged eggs strategically hidden high and low along the garden trails. Kids who count the most hidden eggs that they see will win a prize! Admission is $6/child, and pre-registration is required! Register for either the Morning Hike (10 am - 12 pm) or Afternoon Hike (1 pm - 3 pm). Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the program.
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