Mount Hope Estate & Winery
Through October 29 : Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
November 24-Decmeber 10 : Yuletide at the Pennsylvania Renaissane Faire
2775 Lebanon Road, Manheim, PA. 717-665-7021; www.parenfaire.com.
Peddler’s Village
Through October 31: Scarecrow Competition & Display
October 14-15: OctoberFeast
November 4-5: Apple Festival
November 17-January 14: Gingerbread House Competition and Display
December 2-3: Holly Jolly Weekend
Routes 202 and 263, Lahaska, PA. 215-794-4000; www.peddlersvillage.com.
Doylestown Art Festival
September 9-10: Designed to illuminate the region’s ongoing commitment to arts and culture, the Doylestown Arts Festival annually features 150 juried artists, live music on 5 stages, local food vendors, live art, and interactive demonstrations.www.dtownartsfestival.com
Newtown Beerfest
September 9: Presented by the Newtown Fire Association, this beer festival features beer tasting, live music, food, and lots of fun. Admission. 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. The Stocking Works, 410 South State Street, Newtown, PA. www.newtownbeerfest.com.
Jenkintown Festival of the Arts
September 17: Join the Jenkintown Community Alliance for art, music, crafts, food, drink, and lots of fun. There will be over 70 juried artists, a kid’s court, and much more. 1 to 6 p.m. Jenkintown, PA. www.jenkintown.net.
Annual Harvest Day
September 23: Come to Yardley for the day and celebrate its history, shops, and restaurants. The special day features arts and crafts, music, food, and historic tours. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Yardley, PA. www.yardleyharvestday.com.
New Hope Arts and Crafts Festival
Sept 23-24: Paintings, Pastels, Sculptures, Jewelry, Photography, Woodwork, Leather, Glass, Metalwork, Illustrations, Fiber Arts, and More Food and Music, too! 10 to 6 pm. http://www.newhopeartsandcrafts.com/
Annual Celtic Classic
September 22-24: Come to Historic Bethlehem to celebrate all things Celtic. There will be a whisky tasting tent, Haggis contest, Highland games, fiddle competition, pipe bands, drum major competition, and much more. Bethlehem, PA. www.celticfest.org.
Peace Fair
September 30: This fair is dedicated to promoting harmony in the home, community, environment, and world. There will be fun for children, live entertainment, food, local crafts, poetry readings, and a book sale. Buckingham Friends Meeting & Buckingham Friends School, 5684 York Road, Routes 202 and 263, Lahaska, PA. 215-794-5816; www.quakerpeacefair.org.
Historical Society of Hilltown Township
September 16: 14 Annual Fall Festival
October 15: Art Show
407 Keystone Dr & Bethlehem Pike, Sellersville, PA 18960; www.hilltownhistory.org
Bucks Fever Events
October 15: Annual Bucks Fever Film Fest
November 2: Bucks Fever Art Exhibition
Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Doylestown, PA. 215-348-3913;www.centralbuckschamber.com.
Come to Chestnut Hill
October 8: Fall for the Arts Festival: Enjoy as the Streets and Stores of Chestnut Hill Fill with Festivities And Exciting Activities As Visitors Explore Everything This Urban Village Has To Offer. Guests Can Expect Live Music and Delicious Food from Chestnut Hill’s Top Restaurants While Kids Enjoy Games, Arts, And Crafts Throughout This Free, Family-Friendly Event. Chestnut Hill Visitor’s Center, 16 East Highland Avenue, Philadelphia, PA. 215-247-6696; www.chestnuthillpa.com.
Quakertown Alive
October 21: Autumn Alive
December 1: Christmas Tree Lighting Festival
Quakertown, PA. 215-536-2273; www.quakertownalive.com.
2023 Market Day
October 7: Newtown Historic Association present the annual craft fair. Over 45 crafters, artists and demonstrator will present a wide variety of interesting crafts. 105 Court Street, Newtown PA 18940; www.newtownhistoric.org
Annual Fall Harvest Sampler at Peace Valley Nature Center
September 29: The celebration includes an extraordinary selection of craft beers expertly paired with tasty harvest foods and desserts served by B&B Beverages. There is live music, silent auction, door prizes and lots of fun. 170 North Chapman Road, Doylestown, PA. 215-345-7860
Canal-O-Ween
October 30-November 5: Canal-O-Ween is annual weeklong traditional style lighting of Jack-O-Lanterns that starts before Halloween with the Carve-O-Thon. Located on the North Edgewater Avenue along the historic Delaware Canal in the Rivermawr Neighborhood, the Canal-O-Ween stroll enable residents and visitors to enjoy the fall’s beauty within the natural setting of the canal. http://www.experienceyardley.com/canal-o-ween
Ghost Tours of Historic Hulmeville Borough
October 6-14: View a short film about the history of Hulmeville and the paranormal hot spots in town. Then follow lantern led walking tour through downtown historic Hulmeville exploring 150 years of haunted history. Be sure to bring your camera just in case you get to see Casper. Hulmeville Borough Hall, 321 Main Street, Hulmeville PA; hulmeville150.org