Peddler's Village
Sixty-plus locally owned shops, plus restaurants, gardens, and the Giggleberry Fair family playscape, just west of New Hope in Lahaska. It has pulled in day-trippers for more than 60 years, and USA Today's 10Best readers named it the country's number-one shopping center in 2026.
Field notes: Seven rooms with live music this Sunday, one set is free
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First Fridays at Peddler's Village Restaurants
Village restaurants run discounted plates on the first Friday of the month. Buttonwood Grill, Earl's New American and Cock 'n Bull all take part. Walk it off after.
Tony n' Tina's Wedding
The long running immersive comedy where the audience are the wedding guests, staged over dinner at the Cock 'n Bull. Four days of seatings.
Tony n' Tina's Wedding, matinee
Saturday afternoon seating of the immersive wedding comedy at the Cock 'n Bull. Two and a half hours with a meal in the middle of it.
Tony n' Tina's Wedding
Final seating of the Labor Day weekend run, Sunday at two. Immersive wedding comedy over a meal at the Cock 'n Bull.
Food Truck Thursdays at Peddler's Village
Food trucks pull into the outdoor event tent with music and lawn games. Bring a blanket. Four hours, next to the Visitor and Event Center.
Local Picks at Red Fox Lounge
Live local artists every Thursday evening in the Red Fox Lounge, five thirty until seven thirty. Small room, so arriving early is the move.
The Mid-Atlantic Classic AMX/AMC Car Club
AMC and AMX owners park up across the village lot from nine until three. Free to walk through, and the shops are open around it.
Autumn Wedding Show at Peddler's Village
Local caterers, florists and photographers set up in the Cock 'n Bull for a couple of hours. Useful if you are planning a Bucks County wedding.
Local Picks at Red Fox Lounge
Live local artists every Thursday evening in the Red Fox Lounge, five thirty until seven thirty. Small room, so arriving early is the move.
Author Anne Lambelet at Lahaska Bookshop
Two hours of signing and conversation at the bookshop in Peddler's Village. Falls on Scarecrow Festival weekend, so plan the parking accordingly.
Food Truck Thursdays at Peddler's Village
Food trucks pull into the outdoor event tent with music and lawn games. Bring a blanket. Four hours, next to the Visitor and Event Center.
Local Picks at Red Fox Lounge
Live local artists every Thursday evening in the Red Fox Lounge, five thirty until seven thirty. Small room, so arriving early is the move.
Tri-State Corvette Show
The Tri-State Corvette Club parks its cars in the lot behind the Bank of America at Peddler's Village for the day. Free to walk through, and the shops are open anyway.
Author Lee Harper at Lahaska Bookshop
Illustrator Lee Harper signs Turkey's Fall Fumble at the Lahaska Bookshop for two hours on a Sunday afternoon. Signing only, no talk, so bring a book and get in line.
Breakfast Bingo
Ten rounds of bingo over breakfast at the Cock 'n Bull, with door prizes and a fashion show from the Village shops. Doors open at nine, not a minute earlier.
OctoberFeast
Tenth year of the Oktoberfest weekend at the Village: German-leaning food, a beer garden, live music and activities, with the giant scarecrows still up along the brick paths.
Scarecrow Shuffle
A Sunday morning fun run through the Village for all ages and abilities, put on with Scoogie Events. Two hours, with family activities running alongside the race.
Apple Festival
Running since 1973 and still the biggest weekend on the Village calendar: apple everything, crafts and music across two days outdoors, rain or shine, with free admission and parking.
Breakfast Bingo
Bingo, breakfast and a shop fashion show at the Cock 'n Bull, nine to eleven. Around thirty-two dollars a head, gratuity included, and space is limited.
Gingerbread Competition & Display
Gingerbread builds go on display around the Village from the Friday before Thanksgiving into January, judged in several categories. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Holiday Kickoff Weekend
Three days that flip the Village into holiday mode, with the brick paths lit and sixty shops stocked for gift season. Author signings run at the Lahaska Bookshop both weekend afternoons.
Grand Illumination Celebration
Twenty-sixth year of the light switch-on. Local music and dance groups perform, then Santa and Mrs. Claus throw the switch at 6:15 sharp and the whole Village goes bright.
Author Bob Richter at The Lahaska Bookshop
Television personality Bob Richter signs Visions of a Very Vintage Christmas at the Lahaska Bookshop during Holiday Kickoff Weekend. Two hours on Saturday afternoon, signing only.
Author Signing at Lahaska Bookshop: MacKenzie Cadenhead
Children's author MacKenzie Cadenhead signs Jingle at the Lahaska Bookshop on the Sunday of Holiday Kickoff Weekend. You can order a signed copy ahead if you cannot get there.
Small Business Saturday at Peddler's Village
Sixty independent shops across the Village on the one Saturday built around shopping small. Parking is free and the brick paths are already lit for the holidays.
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New Hope Railroad
Heritage trains have departed the 1891 Witch's Hat station on West Bridge Street since 1966, rolling south through the Buckingham Valley on tracks first laid by the North-East Pennsylvania Railroad. The lineup now includes four-person pedal-assist rail bikes if you would rather ride the rails at 5 mph yourself.
Menlo Aquatics Center
Perkasie's borough pool has anchored Menlo Park since 1939, rebuilt in 2007 with a lazy river and a drop slide off the 13-foot deep end. Day passes run $11 to $32, it's open noon to eight all summer, and members get the lanes to themselves for 7am laps before the gates open.
Menlo Park
The carousel here has been spinning since Perkasie families first pooled their money for one in 1891, and the current Allan Herschell model has run since 1951. Come summer there's a public pool and a playground with a zip line, but the merry-go-round is the reason you drive over.
