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Center School |
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Center School – It’s Not Too Early to Think About Fall
Spring is the perfect time to reflect on the school year and begin planning for the next. Early conversations with educators help families support student growth, easing transitions and preparing students to enter the new year confident and ready. Teachers use observations to shape classrooms and instruction, while families explore options thoughtfully. At Center School, early planning ensures balanced, student-centered learning and sets the stage for continued growth and success. |
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Your Friendly Math Tutor |
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Let Your Friendly Math Tutor prepare you for the June 6, 2026 SAT with confidence! Our 8-week Digital SAT® Math Prep Course helps students master key concepts, build proven strategies, and boost their scores. With small group instruction, targeted practice, and weekly support, students gain the skills they need for test day. Spots are limited—join a focused, results-driven program that makes SAT® Math manageable. Learn more and sign up today: yourfriendlymathtutor.com/...sat-math-prep-course
Call or text 908.230.7359 or email info@yourfriendlymathtutor.com with questions! |
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Handmade Hopewell |
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Handmade Hopewell is a small but mighty Makers Street Fair that transforms Seminary Avenue each May into a vibrant, carefully curated showcase of handmade talent. Discover unique goods from artists and makers from near and far, all gathered in the heart of Hopewell.
Spend the day exploring one-of-a-kind creations, meeting the people behind the work, and enjoying the lively, welcoming atmosphere. With local shops and restaurants just steps away, the fair offers a full experience of everything that makes Hopewell such a special place.
Join us for a day of creativity, community, and inspired shopping at Handmade Hopewell.
Sunday, May 3 · 10 AM – 4 PM
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First Church of Christ, Scientist |
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Alexandre Fischer, Christian Science practitioner and lecturer, will present his talk, 'Is Jesus' Healing Work a Model for Today?' May 9 @3pm. Alexandre will discuss Christian Science and how it explains the practical application of Jesus' teachings in daily life, including physical healing. He explores examples from the Bible and shares personal testimonies of healing, all pointing to the fact that God is not far off, but here and now. This talk is free, open to the public and registration is not needed. Parking and childcare are available. Tenacre Community Center 884 Great Road, Princeton, NJ |
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iD Tech |
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iD Tech is the nation’s original and most trusted youth STEM educator. We’ve spent over 25 years developing exceptional summer experiences that empower kids to explore, tinker, and approach challenges with curiosity and confidence. The result? Skills, creativity, and a mindset that'll prepare them for school, college, and a future filled with opportunities that don’t even exist yet.
Your child can dive into coding, AI, robotics, or game design courses led by inspiring instructors. Alongside like-minded peers, they’ll learn in next-gen labs and explore prestigious university campuses for a taste of collegiate life. |
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Newtown Yardley's Online's Summer Camps Guide |
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A comprehensive guide to all local area camps in Newtown and Yardley including academic camps, day camps, computer and technology camps, sports camps, performing and visual arts camps, special needs camps, and sleep-away camps! Also listed are educational programs, summer activities, and articles addressing first time campers and choosing the right camp for your child. |
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Newtown Yardley Online's House & Garden Guide |
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Our House and Garden feature is loaded with information on gardens and home topics that will enlighten novices and experts alike. Our comprehensive directory of local services and companies will help you with everything from Newtown and Yardley landscapers, sprinkler systems, pools, waterscapes, tree services, to firebowls. |
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Announcements |
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Bucks County's Household Hazardous Waste Program will hold its first collection of the year on Saturday, April 4. This is the time for residents to get rid of items they can't throw away in the regular trash, including cleaning chemicals, vehicle batteries, pesticides, and flammable items. Bring up to 25 gallons or 220 pounds of hazardous waste to the Newtown campus of Bucks County Community College on Saturday, April 4. The event is from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the college, 275 Swamp Road in Newtown Township. Click here for more information
Phillip’s Mill Juried Art Show Signature Image Competition Submissions Accepted April 1 – 21 - Artists are invited to submit their vision of Phillips' Mill for consideration in the search for this year's signature image of the annual juried art show. The image selected is used on marketing and advertising materials including postcards, invitations, advertisements, banners, lawn signs, and social media, as well as on the Phillips' Mill website. INFO - www.phillipsmill.org/post/2026-signature-image-call-for-artists
Spring Open House Events at BCCC - Bucks County Community College, which has been launching futures for more than 60 years, invites prospective students and their families to visit their campuses during three Spring Open House events and discover all that Bucks has to offer. Students can save 28% - 68% on the cost of a bachelor’s degree by starting their first two years at Bucks County Community College, which is consistently ranked among the top in the state and nation. Bucks offers more than 90 academic programs of study that lead to either an associate degree or a shorter-term certificate. What’s more, Bucks offers a vibrant, engaging student experience with more than 40 student clubs and organizations, 14 intercollegiate sports teams and intramurals, community service projects, student leadership opportunities, and college-wide events. Saturday, April 11, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Bucks County Community College – Newtown Campus. Wednesday, April 15, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Bucks County Community College – Upper Bucks Campus. Wednesday, April 22, 6 – 7:30 p.m. Bucks County Community College – Gene and Marlene Epstein Campus at Lower Bucks. To learn more about all that Bucks County Community College has to offer, visit bucks.edu. To register for a Spring Open House event, visit bucks.edu/open-house. For further questions, email admissionsevents@bucks.edu or call 215-968-8100,
Bowman’s Hill Announces First Fridays - Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve is thrilled to offer free admission on the first Friday of each month. This new initiative makes it easier than ever to share the Preserve with friends and family and to enjoy the trails and seasonal beauty year-round. No pre-registrations required.
Old Barracks Museum Announces Youth Art Contest Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary - The Old Barracks Museum is calling all young artists to showcase their creativity in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States! Students under eighteen years of age are invited to participate in our very first youth art contest to commemorate this historic moment. Parents or guardians must complete the required submission paperwork, which can be found at barracks.org/old-barracks-youth-art-contest/. All submitted artwork will be proudly displayed at the Old Barracks Museum beginning on Trenton Barracks Founders Day on June 13th through July 4th. Submission deadline: May 29.
2026 Wildflower Sale Weekends at Churchville Nature Center - Join us for the kickoff of our sale of beautiful, native perennials and stellar annuals! This year's kickoff weekends will be Saturday and Sunday, April 25th & 26th, and May 2nd & 3rd. The sale takes place from 10 AM - 5 PM. During the first two weekends of the sale, staff and volunteers will be on hand to help select the perfect plants for your garden. Check back in April for a list of plant species that will be available. Some species go quick, so make sure to mark your calendars! www.churchvillenaturecenter.org/
28th Annual FOHCL Book Sale - Just in time for spring house cleaning, the Friends of the Hunterdon County Library (FOHCL) is gearing up for its 28th annual book sale, set to run from April 25-27. We are all excited to report to our community on two things: donations for the sale, volunteering opportunities, and scheduling. We will have two book drives this year. Both are on Saturday: April 11 and April 18. The book drives will take place at the Grange Building (same place as in previous years) in the South County Park Fairgrounds, which is on Route 179, Lambertville, NJ, 08530. They will both run from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, rain or shine. The week after the second book drive, the main sale starts: Saturday, April 25 (10 am-5 pm), and Sunday, April 26 (10 am-3 pm), when everything is 50% off! As always, we will be offering books on almost any conceivable subject, most for $2 each (for hardcovers), and a special collections boutique with individually priced rarities or unusual volumes. On Monday, April 27, we will have a bag sale (we’ll provide the bags) from 9 am to 2 pm. For more details and updates AND Volunteer OPPS, please check out our web page: hclibrary.us/friends/booksale.
Princeton Garden Tour 2026 June 13 - Presented in partnership by the Historical Society of Princeton and Morven Museum & Garden, this self-guided tour invites guests to explore the historic landscapes of both institutions—alongside rare access to private gardens not typically open to the public. From formally structured grounds to intimate, nature-forward retreats, the curated selection of gardens showcases the breadth of Princeton’s horticultural character. Guests will encounter thoughtfully designed gardens that balance beauty with environmental stewardship, as well as creative approaches to hardscaping, native species, sustainable plantings, and seasonal color. Each stop offers fresh ideas and practical inspiration—often found just beyond your neighbor’s gate.Tour will take place rain or shine. Purchase Tickets! |
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Save the Date |
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May 1 - 3, 2026 - ARB’s ‘Americana’
May 2, 2026 - Kentucky Derby & Garden Party @Andalusia
May 2, 2026 - Bucks County Book Fest 2026
May 3, 2026 - Bucks County Mullet Championship & Movie
May 16, 2026 - 2nd Annual Newtown Wine Walk
May 24, 2026 - Memorial Day Ceremony @Washington Crossing Historic Park
June 12, 2026 - McCarter Gala
June 12 - 28, 2026 - Doylestown Pride Festival
June 14, 2026 - Bucks Beautiful Kitchen & Garden Tour
June 27, 2026 - Founding Fathers Cornhole Tournament
July 4, 2026 - Independence Day Celebration @Washington Crossing Historic Park |
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Events School Open Houses Summer Camp Open Houses Major Non-Profit Fundraisers |
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4/3 - 10th Annual Bucks Blues Explosion – Nikki Hill, Zlock Performing Arts Center, 7:30pm. Opening band- Mike Guldin and Rollin’ & Tumblin’
Chicago native, guitarist and vocalist Nick Moss and New Jersey native, harmonica player and vocalist Dennis Gruenling – together with Rodrigo Mantovani on bass, Taylor Streiff on keyboards and Pierce Downer on drums – deliver a deeply rooted, timeless blue collar blues album. According to Moss, “We are a rare breed as far as how authentic we like to keep the music." That's not a surprise to longtime fans, as Moss proudly represents the city of Chicago as one of the few bluesmen working today to have learned his craft firsthand directly from many of the genre’s original creators.
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4/4- Easter Egg Hunt at Broad Commons Park, 10-11:30am.
Don’t miss Doylestown Borough’s 3rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Broad Commons Park! This free event features egg hunts by age group, photos with the Easter Bunny, crafts, Kona Ice, and yard games. A sensory-friendly indoor hunt is also available. Registration is required — Borough residents can sign up starting 3/12, non-residents on 3/16. Rain or shine, bring your basket and camera! Click here for more information
4/4 - Birthday Celebration, Pennsbury Manor, 2-4pm. Come join us to celebrate the first birthday of Daphne, our new animal resident! Free cupcakes to the first 100 visitors! Create your own birthday card, play lawn games, and participate in a 3:30pm sing-a-long. Event is included in admission tickets: $9 adult/$5 child.
Pennsbury Manor, 400 Pennsbury Memorial Road, Morrisville, PA 19067. Click here for more information
4/5 - Easter Brunch @Northridge, 11-3pm. Join us Easter Sunday and view early blooms of color from the main barn’s bright, open dining space. Welcome spring with good food, great company, and the charm of Northridge at Woolverton Inn. Visit our six sheep, relax on the terrace and see the gardens coming to life again. $85 Per Person - $35 Children Ages 4-12. Buffet menu available on HERE - BYOB - Tables are limited
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4/5 - Annual Passover BBQ, The Congregations of Shaare Shamayim, 6pm. Cost for adults is $35 per person. Join your synagogue family for a night of someone else doing the cooking and cleaning up. Our menu is chicken, hot dogs, gefilte fish, fruit, cake and more. Mail your check in payment to the synagogue office. Please call the CSS office, 215-677-1600, for further details or to make your reservations. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA.
4/9 - Getting Graphic with History: The Life and Times of Jimmy Brown, Heritage
ZOOM, 7:30pm. Take a journey with author Amy Hollander to explore her recent graphic novel, Low Bridge, Everybody Down, which shares the real-life experiences of Jimmy Brown, a black canal boat captain on the Delaware and Lehigh Canal in the early 1900s. Learn how Hollander crafted the story by combining Jimmy's oral histories within the framework of local, regional, and national events, and how she interwove her narrative with the vibrant art of Will Rosado to create a dynamic interplay of word and image — one that will engage the next generation of young readers with the diverse history of the Delaware and Lehigh Canal system. Click here for more information
4/11 - Monthly Living History Programs: Soldier Saturdays, Washington Crossing Park. 11-3pm. Join us each month as historical interpreters and reenactors bring a piece of history to life at Washington Crossing Historic Park. Each month’s program will run from 11-3, and will cover various aspects on military life during the American Revolution. The programs will take place on the 2nd Saturday of each month April – September. There is no admission or registration, all you have to do is show up and be ready to learn something new! You can find the schedule and topics below;
April 11: uniform production May 9: Maritime services in the American Revolution June 13: Continental Army foodways July 11: Hessian occupation August 8: Artillery September 12: Contributions of Camp Follower/Black Soldiers to the American Revolution October 10: Civilian contractors for the war effort. Click here for more information
4/11 - Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey Presents Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, 7:30pm.,The Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey will present its Spring Concert at the War Memorial Ballroom in Trenton, led by Music Director finalist Kyle Ritenauer. The program pairs evocative orchestral miniatures with one of the great Romantic symphonies and offers audiences a full evening of music, visual art, and educational programming. Designed as an immersive cultural experience, the evening invites audiences to engage with the music in multiple ways while enjoying a vibrant gathering of the arts in the historic War Memorial. Audience members will also be able to enjoy a lobby art exhibition featuring works by Liz Aubry and John Gummere, highlighting local artists and expanding the artistic experience beyond the concert stage.To create a welcoming social atmosphere, Tea-For-All will offer refreshments for purchase in the lobby, and a gift vendor will present unique items for sale, making the event a complete evening of art, music, education, and community gathering.
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4/12 - A Son's Mission: Tell Their Story with Raymond Polak, Adath Israel Congregation, 1:30pm. In-Person or on Zoom, followed by a dessert reception. Holocaust survivor, Raymond Polak, will share the extraordinary story of his family's experience and challenges rebuilding life after the Shoah. For more information and/or to register, please call Adath Israel (609) 896-4977. Free and open to the community.
Adath Israel Congregation 1958 Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
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4/13 - Networking Happy Hour for Creative Professionals, 5-7pm. River Communications Group, a networking group founded by marketing communications pros who live or work in proximity to the Delaware River, will host a free happy hour meetup on Monday, April 13 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at The Birds Nest Bar & Grille, 415 York Road, New Hope, PA. Communications professionals can connect with local creatives and industry peers in an informal setting, with a cash bar and free parking available. The event is open to freelancers, agency professionals, and in-house teams looking to exchange ideas and build new relationships with other area creative professionals. There is no charge to attend. Please RSVP - mtap.io/event/...HappyHour
4/16 - An Evening with Julie Fingersh @Newtown Bookshop, 6:30pm. Please join the Newtown Bookshop as we welcome Julie Fingersh in conversation with Rachel Levy Lesser to the Newtown Bookshop on Thursday, April 16th at 6:30pm! Julie is celebrating her book "Stay"! “Stay is so rich, wise, funny, and beautifully written. It’s hard to put down once you start.” —Anne Lamott
This is a FREE EVENT and will be held at the Newtown Bookshop! Click here for more information
4/17 & 4/18 - River Crossing YMCA Healthy Kids Day
River Crossing YMCA invites families to kick off a healthy, active summer at Healthy Kids Day. The Y's annual Healthy Kids Day event will be held on Friday, April 17 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at its Bethlehem, Doylestown, Easton, Fairless Hills, Nazareth, Slate Belt, Quakertown and Warminster branches and on April 18 from 11 AM to 1 PM at its Allentown and Deer Path (Flemington, NJ) branches. This free, annual event features a variety of family-friendly activities to encourage a safe, healthy and fun summer season. Activities include a family dance party, crafts, games and more! This event is free and open to the community! Learn more at ymcarivercrossing.org/events/healthy-kids-day.
4/18 - Eleanor Roosevelt - A life of my own, Yardley-Makefield Library, 2-3pm.
Come and learn about the controversial life of Eleanor Roosevelt. She was the first First Lady to hold press conferences, host a weekly radio show, write a daily newspaper column. Event is Free but Seating Is Limited. Yardley-Makefield Library 1080 Edgewood Road, Yardley, PA
4/19 - Annual Spring Concert, The Nakashima Foundation, 1:30-4pm., The Nakashima Foundation for Peace invites guests to celebrate the beauty of cherry blossom season during its annual Spring Peace Concert on Sunday, April 19, 2026, from 1:30 to 4:00 PM at the Nakashima Arts Building, 1847 Aquetong Road in New Hope, PA. Inspired by the Japanese tradition of ohanami—the appreciation of blossoms—the event blends music, mindfulness, and community in a serene natural setting surrounded by blooming cherry and dogwood trees. The event includes opening remarks by Mira Nakashima, Jonathan Yarnall, and Miriam Belov. Guests will be guided through a brief meditation prior to the musical performance.
Attendance is limited, and early reservations are encouraged. Tickets can be purchased here.
4/22 - 2026 Local Business Expo, Newtown Business Association, 4-7pm.
The Newtown Business Association (NBA) is proud to announce the 2026 NBA Local Business Expo, taking place on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM at Rafters Venue, 101 Friends Lane, Newtown, PA 18940. Admission is free and open to the public — no RSVP required. The Expo brings together Newtown's business community under one roof, giving local companies a platform to showcase products and services, forge partnerships, and connect directly with the community. Exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are available at newtownba.org/EXPO.
4/23 - The Music & Lives of Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, Newtown Theatre, 8pm. Created by and starring Robbie Schaefer and Danielle Wertz, this cabaret-style performance traverses decades alongside songs such as “A Case of You,” “Hallelujah,” “Big Yellow Taxi,” “Suzanne,” and many more. Both Sides Now is a story about the messiness of being human, of lives persistently lived at the edge of growth, and of finding the courage to turn toward one another, again and again.
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4/24 - 5th Annual Hope on the Vine Fundraising Gala, 7-10pm.
The Newtown Rotary Club is proud to host the 5th Annual Hope on the Vine Fundraising Gala on April 24 from 7:00–11:00 PM at Rafter's Venue.This milestone year celebrates "Five Years of Raising a Glass for Good" with an evening of dinner, drinks, live entertainment, auctions, and more, all benefiting local and global initiatives supported by Rotary. Tickets: $125 per person | $230 per couple
Attire: Cocktail or black-tie optional
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4/25 - Annual Earth Day Celebration at Snipes Farm, 9-12pm.
Earth Day is right around the corner, and we would love to have you come visit the farm! Saturday, April 25th, is our annual Earth Day celebration. Join us for a morning of adventure, projects, and fun! Sign up here: app.etapestry.com/...EarthDay2026.html
4/26 - 14th Annual Bookin' For Lookin' Race For Sight 5K Run & Walk, 8:30am.
Location: Council Rock North High School, Newtown, PA. Registration Fees: Early Registration: $35 Race Day Registration: $40. Bookin' For Lookin' is part of the Bucks 5K Series (now celebrating its 30th year). The event starts at Council Rock North High School and loops through beautiful Tyler State Park. All proceeds of the event support the Bucks County Association For The Blind And Visually Impaired (BCABVI). Join us for bagels, snacks, a Starbucks Coffee bar, music, awards, and a free raffle for a chance to win gift cards and merchandise. Register today to help prevent blindness one stride at a time! To register: runtheday.com/register/...upcomingraces
4/26 - An Afternoon of Opera and Song, Michener Museum, 2:30-4pm.
Tickets: $40 Member / $65 Non-Member / $15 Student. The award-winning Resident Artists of Philadelphia’s world-renowned Academy of Vocal Arts (AVA) returns to the Museum for a spectacular afternoon of opera and song. This concert will feature classical and near-classical repertoire by international talent with a program to include selections from opera, operetta, and classic Broadway. The Academy of Vocal Arts is widely considered the premiere training program for young opera singers and is completely tuition-free – supported by annual contributions, ticket sales and endowment. This 90-minute concert will have one intermission.
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4/30 - Andalusia Garden Symposium, 8-5pm.
The Andalusia Garden Symposium brings together garden enthusiasts from near and far to hear from some of the most influential and innovative voices in the global gardening community. Once again, this year’s full event will be held on the beautiful grounds of Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum.
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