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3/8 -Delaware Valley Wind Symphony Presents: Music from the Small Screen, 4pm. Did you know a wisecracking rabbit may be responsible for your refined taste in classical music? Long before streaming services, Saturday mornings belonged to Bugs Bunny and the glorious symphonic soundtracks of Warner Bros. cartoons. While we laughed at rabbits and hunters, we were getting a sneaky introduction to orchestral masterworks. On Sunday, March 8, the Delaware Valley Wind Symphony presents “Music from the Small Screen,” celebrating the unforgettable themes of television and cartoons. Enjoy the whirlwind music of Bugs Bunny and friends, the gallop of The Lone Ranger, and the mysterious opening of the TV series, Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Holland Middle School, 400 E Holland Rd, PA, 18966. Click here for more information

3/10 - Meet Hannah Penn: Pennsylvania's First Lady of the Commonwealth, 2:30pm. Join us for an engaging one-hour presentation brought to life by reenactor Ann D’Silva of Gather Place Museum, as she steps into the role of Hannah Penn—a woman whose steady leadership quietly shaped early America. After the death of her husband, William Penn, Hannah Penn governed the colony of Pennsylvania, championing religious tolerance, diplomacy, and community-centered leadership during a pivotal moment in history. Through immersive storytelling and historical insight, this program sheds light on a remarkable woman whose vision still resonates today. Click here for more information

3/10 – Newtown Bookshop’s Monthly Page to Screen Series @Newtown Theatre, 7:30pm. Movie: Hidden Figures. Three brilliant African American women at NASA – Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson – play vital roles in launching astronaut John Glenn into orbit. Their perseverance and intelligence shatter racial and gender barriers during the height of the Space Race. Our monthly Page to Screen series is a partnership between the Newtown Theatre and the Newtown Bookshop. Each film in the series is based on a bestselling or beloved book. At the end of each movie, one lucky winner will go home with the book on which that night’s movie is based. Click here for more information

3/11 - Mick's Company: An Afternoon of Irish Music & Humor, Newtown Theatre, 3pm. Founded more than two decades ago, Mick’s Company is Philadelphia’s most fun Irish band. Concertgoers 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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3/11 - Heritage Lecture: Lydia Darragh, A Heroine of the American Revolution, 7:30pm. Join Delaware River Greenway Partnership on March 11 at 7:30 PM via Zoom as Robert N. Fanelli presents “Lydia Darragh, A Heroine of the American Revolution.” Who is Lydia Darragh? She is famed for eavesdropping on British General William Howe’s staff as they planned a surprise attack, then sneaking through the lines to give warning to American soldiers. Her actions are said to have saved George Washington’s army from a devastating ambush as it lay starving and freezing on the barren hills of Whitemarsh at the end of 1777. But did the secret she brought to the Patriots really prevent their defeat? Why would a professed pacifist choose to risk her life by intervening in military affairs? Who was the mysterious intelligence officer she met between the lines? Was her story even true? Free Registration: shorturl.at/0dKuk

3/12 - The Sound of Music Sing-Along, Newtown Theatre, 3pm.This special screening of the 1965 classic encourages the audience to join in on every song, including “Do-Re-Mi,” “Edelweiss,” “Maria,” “My Favorite Things” and many more. On-screen lyrics will serve as memory joggers for those who don’t know every word (egads!). This fun, communal experience will have lifelong fans and newbies alike singing their hearts out. So warm up your voice, bring your friends and don’t be shy – this is a movie where singing out loud is encouraged!
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3/13 - An Afternoon with Rebecca Serle, Newtown Bookshop, 1pm. Please join Free Library of Northampton Township and the Newtown Bookshop as we welcome New York Times Bestselling Author, Rebecca Serle celebrating the release of her new novel, ONCE AND AGAIN on Friday, March 13th at 1pm at the Free Library of Northampton Township! This is a ticketed event where the price of the ticket included a hardcover copy of ONCE AND AGAIN. Click here for more information

3/13 - Tribute to the Tenors, Zlock Performing Arts Center, 7:30pm. You’ve heard of The Three Tenors followed by The Three Irish Tenors and so on. Well, how about a tribute to over a dozen different tenors, varying in style, featuring songs made famous by such artists as Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, Tom Jones, Mario Lanza, Andy Williams, Luciano Pavarotti, and others? Sit back and enjoy as John D. Smitherman, one of the original Three American Tenors, entertains you with many of your favorite songs, including “You Raise Me Up”, “It’s Impossible”, “Magic Moments”, “Time to Say Goodbye” and many, many more. Click here for more information

3/14 - Race The Course - Leprechauns on the Links 5k/10k/1 Mile Run/Walk, 9am. Makefield Highlands Golf Club, 1418 Woodside Rd, Yardley, PA, 19067. Back once again, join us for the 4th running of the Lower Makefield Township "Race the Course 5K & 10K" on Saturday, March 14th. This year just in time for St. Patty's Day. This event is open to all individuals and supports Lower Makefield Parks and Recreation in their continued goal to improve disability access to township parks for all individuals. Unique about this event, it is run on the cart paths of the Makefield Highlands Golf Club in Yardley, PA. We encourage everyone to wear St. Patrick's Day themed attire. Click here for more information

3/14 - Lecture: America’s First Ladies — From Martha to Michelle, Gather Place Museum, 2-3pm. Journey through the stories of America’s First Ladies in this engaging lecture led by a presenter portraying Michelle Obama. Blending vivid visuals, historical quotes, and personal reflections, the program highlights twelve trailblazing women who shaped the nation—from Martha Washington to Eleanor Roosevelt and beyond. A Q&A invites lively discussion. Gather Place Museum at the Old A.M.E. Church of Yardley, 188 South Canal Street, Yardley, PA 19067 (215) 595-2722.
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3/15 - Author Event: The Einstein Effect, Benyamin Cohen at Adath Israel, 2pm. Join us the day after Albert Einstein's birthday (and Pi Day) for a talk by Benyamin Cohen, author of The Einstein Effect: How the World's Favorite Genius Got Into Our Cars, Our Bathrooms, and Our Minds. Free and open to the community! RSVP by March 13th to (609) 896-4977. Click here for more information

3/15 - Annual Hollywood Awards Party, County Theater, 5:45pm. We’re rolling out the Red carpet to raise funds for the nonprofit County Theater on Sunday, March 15th! You're invited to this new annual fundraiser that celebrates the biggest night in Hollywood. Join us for the entire evening, which includes our Red Carpet Reception, or just join us for the Big Screen Watch Party. All ticket levels will enjoy bottomless popcorn, soda, local desserts and guests over 21 will have access to our open bar.
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3/16 - Curtis Chamber Orchestra Concert, Glencairn Museum, 7pm. Glencairn Museum is honored to welcome the Curtis Chamber Orchestra for a special performance, celebrating the historic ties between the two institutions. This concert is part of Curtis on Tour, the Nina von Maltzahn global touring initiative of the Curtis Institute of Music. This dynamic, conductor-less ensemble of Curtis Institute of Music’s most talented students is led from the first chair by Minnesota Orchestra concertmaster and Curtis violin faculty Erin Keefe. The program features Mozart’s masterful Sinfonia Concertante for violin, viola, and orchestra, performed by Ms. Keefe and Curtis President and renowned violist Roberto Díaz, alongside beloved works by Samuel Barber and Ludwig van Beethoven. Click here for more information

3/20 - USA250 Storytime Events, The Doylestown Bookshop, 11am. The Doylestown Bookshop is partnering with The Doylestown Historical Society in 2026 to offer six storytelling events as a part of their USA250 events for children featuring books about the American Revolution and a craft. These events are free to attend, and no ticket is required. They are appropriate for ages 4-8. March 20, 2026: 11 am– The Ride: The Legend of Betsy Dowdy by Kitty Griffin. 16 S Main St. Doylestown, PA 18901

3/21 - Oscar Hammerstein – The Journey of Highland Farm, 2-3pm. Hear the story of Highland Farm, the historic locale where Oscar Hammerstein II lived from 1940 to 1960 in Doylestown, PA. Julie Flack of the Oscar Hammerstein Museum & Theatre Education Center takes you on a journey through Hammerstein’s life, family, and musical works.
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3/21 - Betsy Ross - The Real Story, 2pm. Join renowned storyteller Alisa Dupuy as she shares the story of Betsy Ross, revealing a life and legacy richer than the familiar legend. Event is Free but Seating Is Limited.
Yardley-Makefield Library, 1080 Edgewood Road, Yardley, PA www.ymfriends.org email: yardleyfriends@yahoo.com

3/21& 3/22 - Smores & Tours at Black Bear Lake day camp, 10-2pm. Join us at Black Bear Lake for our Smores & Tours Open House Weekend. Air Conditioned Central Bus Transportation, Hot Lunch, and Towel Service Included In Tuition. Our program uniquely focuses on choice! Each week campers choose the activities they want to explore in-depth participating alongside campers with similar interests.Watch videos HERE.
Address - 457 Stagecoach Road Millstone Township, NJ 08510
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3/26 - Craft Cocktail Classes at the Playhouse Deck, 6-9pm. You will learn how to create fun craft cocktails. Your class includes: · Instruction with their Mixologist · Three Craft cocktails · Curated tapas-style food pairings with each cocktail · A souvenir gift to take home · Sales Tax and Service Charge Advanced reservations are required. If you have any allergies, please note when completing your order in the comments field when checking out. We will do our best to accommodate all allergy needs.
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3/28 - Apple Basket with Twill Pattern Workshop - Tyler Park Center for the Arts, 9:30-3:30pm. The classic 10″ Shaker Cathead Basket was one of the most popular made by the Shakers. Its name derives from the fact that when it is held upside down, its shape resembles a cat’s head – the corners being the ears. Although the original design was borrowed from the Native American baskets, it was refined by the Shakers. Students can weave it plain or with a diagonal line through it (Twill pattern).
Age: for students 18+. Click here for more information

3/31 - Jelly’s Last Jam, Bristol Riverside Theatre, 7:30pm. March 31 - April 26 - Step into the electrifying world of jazz legend Jelly Roll Morton in Jelly’s Last Jam! This Tony Award-winning musical takes you on a thrilling journey through the life, music, and complex legacy of the self-proclaimed inventor of jazz. Told through dazzling choreography, powerful storytelling, and Morton’s iconic music, the show explores his meteoric rise, struggle with identity, and the cultural impact of his groundbreaking sound. As Jelly reflects on his past from the afterlife, he must confront the truths he tried to outrun. Click here for more information