Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Kyle Lautenbacher, 18, of Langhorne, who recently completed treatment for leukemia, threw the ceremonial first pitch during Bringing Hope Home's annual Hope Family Reunion at Citizens Bank Park.
The annual Scarecrows in the Village display, celebrating it 47th year at Peddler's Village, has become one of the sure signs that fall has arrived in Bucks County.
Families gathered on the lawn outside the Huntingdon Valley Library for an evening of entertainment, snacks and community spirit as Lower Moreland Township sponsored its annual outdoor movie night in collaboration with the Huntingdon Valley Library.
This year’s 35th annual Doylestown Arts Festival, held Sept. 12 and 13, featured more than 170 independent artists, more than 40 performers across five outdoor stages, live demonstrations, hands-on activities and food vendors.
ActorsNET is celebrating its 30th season in Morrisville with “You Can’t Take It With You” opening the season, while honoring the theater’s history, founders and volunteers and looking ahead to its next chapter.
Spirits on Main, a guided ghost walk, produced in partnership with Valerius Productions and the Lower Bucks Paranormal Society, has returned for a second fall of ghost stories, historic mysteries and reported paranormal encounters along the borough’s streets.
Upcoming races throughout Bucks County will give local residents opportunities to run, walk and give back to the community.
Hundreds of people gathered at Bolton Mansion on Sept. 12 for an annual fall festival featuring food trucks, family activities, vendors, historical reenactors and tours of the historic mansion.
Ross Mill Farm in Jamison will host its fall schedule of guided tours through November and its final Mini Piggy Palooza of the year on Oct. 24, with the 30-acre farm offering visitors a chance to see its approximately 170 pigs.
The Female Empowerment Foundation recently honored three young women from Bucks County for excellence in leadership, academics and community service.
For the third time this year, Playwicki Farm in Lower Southampton Township will host a seasonal farm-to-table cooking demonstration and tasting Oct. 21 from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
