will be held 5/18. Download our app on iTunes or Google Play for all updates (New Hope Pride)! Varies Admission can be paid at the door for all paid events.

contest, the A&T Chevrolet-Subaru Big Wheel Downhill Derby, a Food Court, local merchants and vendors, and the Free Will Brewing Co. Beer Sampling Tent.

Hazelrigg Brothers Band with renowned vocalist, Michelle Wiley and David Stier on drums at 12pm! Our Live Auction is at 1pm! And don't forget our great dollar raffles.

Strass, Rossini and other classical greats! Jim West graduated with a degree in drama and continued his studies in New York's Herbert Berghof Studio and Parsons School of Design. He developed and performed the shadow puppets for the Metropolitan Opera, appeared on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and worked with award winning puppeteer Marshall Izen. Jim recently won the Parents Choice Award and has performed nationally before thousands of children for over twenty years.

of the Upper Bucks Visitor Center, Burgess Foulke House and Liberty Hall, McCoole's Art and Events Place. Enjoy a pig roast, fixings, and draught beer. There will a trolley shuttle from Quakertown train station to McCoole's and back.

of operation General Davis House will donate 10% of the food and bar sales to ATG Learning Academy. No Charge

Show time is 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. This is an evening you do not want to miss. You can check out Ernie Fields' website at: www.erniefields.com Seating is Limited! Dinner Reservations are highly recommended for those wishing to dine before the Show. Advance Ticket Sales are available now by calling Borghi's Restaurant at 215-997-1188. We hope you will be joining us. Call Borghi's Restaurant at 215-997-1188

purchased at the door. Advance purchases at John Cryan Jeweler, 673 Second Street Pike, Southampton, PA; M&H Framing. 373 York Road, Warminster PA; by phone at 215-290-5561. At the door the evening of the concert.

like Sly and the Family Stone, Watermelon does not shy away from a menagerie of diverse musical influences. Watermelon's roots are planted firm in funk driven rock. Having performed hundreds of shows since 2010, and with an arsenal of singles already under their belts, the band has enjoyed converting new fans at every live show. It is rare to hear a recorded song and think about how much of a blast it would be to hear live. With Watermelon, it is clear that they are a party in person. This is where Watermelon finds their success. The music easily penetrates the listener's psyche, and it is obvious that your hypnotic head-bobbing can seamlessly translate into a wickedly entertaining and exciting live show. Seeking to break down all barriers with the audience, Watermelon lives for the live experience. $5 cover at the door; day of the show.

more amazing prizes ... maybe some guest artists ... maybe some musical surprises ... come early and snag a comfy seat. The usual cozy Zen Den hang, with great snacks and beverages. See you there.

Tickets purchased online can be printed out at home.

and many more. Games and crafts for the kids! Bring your chairs and blankets to listen to the music of the Exit Row Band, while enjoying hoagies, hot dogs, empanadas, smoothies and more! The Vineyard will also be open to walk your pet through! $5 per person; children under 12 and pets are free. The winery will also be holding a wine tasting on site for an additional $5 per person. Must be over 21 years old to participate in the wine tasting. Questions or to pre-register for Canine Good Citizen or Therapy Dog certification: Please call 610-570-5130 or email shell82079@yahoo.com www.midatlanticbassets.com

(guitar), Daniel Ramirez (organ/piano/keyboards), and Dan Zdilla (vocals, guitar)proudly hails from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where a healthy modern arts and music community thrive alongside badly lit retail outlets, tourist buffets, and horse-drawn agriculture. Their debut disc, All You Creatures earned significant regional notice as well as airplay on WXPN and other radio outlets in 2010. It drew comparisons to the likes of Dr. Dog, The Black Keys, Band of Bees, Spoon, Avett Brothers, Lumineers, and The Beatles. This time around the group presents six songs about things like international phone calls, sharing house with polite ghosts, the oddly comforting certainty of entropy, and the equally comforting notion of spending that eternity in the ground with someone you love. Graveyard Mates is available for physical and digital sale on Halloween 2012 Free Show!!

live performance is personalized with improvisational segments, which take each song to a higher climax. Influences include: Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Moe, Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers and Jimi Hendrix. "For me, music is a pool," Mike says of his writing process. "As you go through life, your pool fills; and when it's full, the music and lyrics create themselves. When the pool empties, you have to let life refill it with day-to-day experiences." Mike performed his first song, "This Land is Your Land" by Woody Guthrie, on a 3/4-scale guitar when he was four years. Throughout high school, he performed with a variety of bands, dabbling into a plethora of music genres, including punk, country and blue grass. While guitar and vocals are his forte, he also plays bass, drums and other stringed instruments. Since 2008, Mike Frank & Friends has built a solid, local fan base while performing songs from their first album, Yellow Rays, in the tri-state area. Several tracks from Yellow Rays can be heard on a variety of local college and public radio stations throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well a variety of music streaming sites, such as Last.fm and MontCo Radio. Yellow Rays can also be purchased for download at all major online web music outlets including iTunes, Amazon.com, and cdbaby.com. Mike Frank & Friends are completing their sophomore album "You Take The High Road", a more upbeat electric album with catchy, lyrically-driven melodies. In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Mike Frank founded Jammin' for Jersey: a committee which aids victims of disaster by hosting an ongoing series of non-profit concert events. The committee raised money for hurricane victims during their first event. Band member Mike O'Brien also sits on the committee board, which consists of a handful of local musicians and artists. Free Show!!

not you are a performer or a friend in the audience all are welcome. Held at the wonderfully intimate Karla's restaurant in New Hope PA. Beacher 8-9 sign ups at 9 sharp. List is ALWAYS full. FREE

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Sax, Jay Gogel on Keys, Kurt Althoff on Guitar, Joe Stracquatanio on Bass, and Rory Burns on Drums. These five musicians possess the musical strength, speed, agility and ferocity of a tiger in its most primal state. Tigerman's sound blends elements of funk, jazz, rock, and the bizarre into a unique blend of groovy jams and epic aural journeys. Since their formation in 2011, Tigerman has released two Eps entitled Toilet Jams and Revenge of the Turds. Visit them on the web at tigerman.bandcamp.com or facebook.com/tigermanmusic $5 cover at the door; day of the show.

the torch from such great artists of the past like Joy Division, David Bowie, Peter Murphy, and Echo and the Bunnymen. They experiment with various styles including Rock, Post Punk, Pop, and psychedelic rock! They are catching the eye of local artists, venues, and radio stations all over the East Coast. Shadow Souls are in the process of recording their new album. They draw their ideas from outside the mainstream from such things like silent films, visual art, and concentrate on mood and emotion to write popular music that people can relate to. We are not guided by the mainstream. We simply start writing ideas from how we feel without trying to mimic or play rock in a specific style. If the songs come out dark or sound like a pop song, then it was something we made up in the moment. I think the exchange of rock and pop always keeps changing. *PA music Weekly* They continue to surprise their audiences as they continue to perform live.

John Hildenbrand (keyboards/vocals), and Jonathan Davenport (electric/upright bass) create a sound and live show that's built around a variety of influences, tapping into multiple genres. The crew and their close knit team are centered in what the great pioneers stood for-hard work, good times, and building a community. $5 cover at the door, day of the show.

audiences. Originally known as the trio Uncle Otter for a decade, UZO's explosive, high energy live show leaves fans floored by their performance. They combine funk, jazz and heavy fusion influences as their instrumental mind bending compositions take you on a musical roller coaster.

Minimum number of participants needed to for walk to occur. Free

not you are a performer or a friend in the audience all are welcome. Held at the wonderfully intimate Karla's restaurant in New Hope PA. Beacher 8-9 sign ups at 9 sharp. List is ALWAYS full. FREE

The World Renowned Bob Marley Songbook mixed with reggae classics and favorites from beloved acts like The Jackson 5, Aretha Franklin, The BeeGees and More  Jah People has the musicianship and voices to pull off this legendary material flawlessl Free Show!!

begins at 7:30pm at OLMC Church. All proceeds from this concert will go to the St. Jude Medical Clinic in Port-au-Prince. Adult - $20.00 Students and Adults 65 and older - $10.00 Children under 5 - Free Via email- olmchaiticoncert@gmail.com Online at http://concertforhaiti.bpt.me at the door the night of the concert starting at 6:30 pm

these are dancing recklessly, sitting motionlessly, percolating, sobbing privately, weeping publicly, destroying things, getting into relationships, getting out of relationships, nurturing a good mood, enunciating a bad mood, entertaining a fantasy that you are more badass than your social situation allows you to be, accepting that you are average in many ways, believing that you are extraordinary in others, laughing, screaming, and jumping. $5 cover at the door; day of the show.

includes a pony, moon bounces and much more...all for a great cause Mission Philadelphia. Mission Philadelphia is an annual, week-long outreach event conducted by the Trinity Youth Group of Solebury (TYG). For the past 17 years, TYG has embraced working in Philadelphias high-need areas to help improve the quality of life for local residents. TYG has worked side by side with urban residents to revitalize their neighborhoods by transforming abandoned lots into green spaces and community gardens that inspire positive human interaction. Mission Philadelphia forges relationships with these neighborhoods and aims to break down racial and demographic barriers. 1.25 lb. Lobster from Hellers Seafood or Half Rack Smoked Organic Pork Rib from More than Q Kitchens Dinner either includs Corn on the Cob, Coleslaw Roll and a bottomless glass of Iced Tea or Lemonade - $30 if ordered prior to 5/24/2013 after that $35. Other items Eat-In & Take Out Clam Chowder Eat In - $5 Clam Chowder To Go Quart - $12. There is also a concession stand selling hamburgers, veggie burgers, hotdogs and other carnival foods. A homemade dessert table offers a sweet ending! Call 215 297 5135 or online www.TrinitySolebury.Org/Lobster

music, speakers, Civil War Era play, "Mr. President, I'm Frederick Douglass," and much more! Evening Lantern Tour (Sat. evening) Call site to register & pay. All ages; FREE, suggested donation $2 per person.

Featuring soloists include DeVonne Gardner and Jane Kamp. SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 8:00 PM Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Corner of Cold Spring Creamery Road and Rt. 413, Doylestown, PA 18902 For Tickets call: 215-598-6142 / Website: www.buckschoral.org or purchase at the door $20.00. Pre-Sale $17.00 $20 at the door / $17 presale For Tickets call: 215-598-6142 / Website: www.buckschoral.org

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to enjoy as well as delicious food and special merchant promotions, including complimentary wine and cheese, special deals and more.

has performed at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Festival and Montreal Jazz Festival among others. "Johnny A. has his own signature guitar - and seemingly scores of signature guitar sounds at his fingertips." - Mike Joyce, Washington Post "Devotion to melodies, tight dynamics and succulent tones perfectly temper Johnny's balance of fire and ice." - Ted Drozdowski, Guitar World

program. Rain or shine, 1 to 5 p.m.; $20 per person, children 12 and under are free. Call Bucks Beautiful at 215-348-3913 ext 114 or visit www.bucksbeautiful.com.

house are available after the ceremony until 4 pm. "Its long journey from obscurity began on a blazing July day in 1813, when Mary Pickersgill, a hardworking widow known as one of the best flag makers in Baltimore, received a rush order from Maj. George Armistead. Newly installed as commander of Fort McHenry, the 33-year-old officer wanted an enormous banner, 30 by 42 feet, to be flown over the federal garrison guarding the entrance to Baltimore's waterfront..." To read more about Mary Pickersgill, the fascinating history of the Star-Spangled Banner, and the conservation efforts to preserve it, click: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/star-spangled-banner.html Donations gratefully accepted.

to a critically acclaimed solo career, Tommy was associated with Tiny Town & Continental Drifters and his songs were recorded by Joe Cocker, Tab Benoit and The Radiators (featuring his brother Dave Malone).

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fine art, acrylics, watercolor, sculpture, photography, pottery, fiber, wood work, jewelry and more!

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of bullying on our young people and our communities. Bullying is not a harmless action that is just part of the growing-up process, says Mandy Mundy, director of education and training at NOVA. We want to come together to make a statement that every person deserves to feel safe and happy, and that bullying will not be tolerated. Occurring simultaneously with the 5-mile race and fun run will be a host of family-inclusive activities that promote respect and healthy self-esteem. Doylestown's School of Rock will provide live entertainment. Proceeds from the run benefit NOVA's Prevention Education initiatives, which deliver school-age programs on bullying prevention and intervention in local schools. For more than two decades, NOVA has focused a large part of its violence prevention education, workshops, assertiveness training, counseling, advocacy, referrals and support toward putting a halt to bullying and helping bullying victims heal. In order to end bullying, we believe an entire community must work together to develop a solution, says Mundy. By uniting, engaging and educating teachers, parents, students and professionals in the community to prevent bullying, we are making an impact. The National Education Association reports that about 160,000 children miss school every day because they are afraid of being bullied, 71 percent of students report incidents of bullying as a problem at their school, and 43 percent of youth report that they have experienced some form of cyber bullying in the last year. We must work together to change those statistics now, says Mundy. You can register for either run at http://www.active.com/running/doylestown-pa/nova-no-bullying-5-mile-race-1-mile-fun-run-2013. Registration, which continues through June 9, is $25 for the 5-mile race and $10 for the 1-mile fun run. The fun run sets off at 8:00am; the 5-mile race begins at 8:30am. Following the race, there will be an awards ceremony and raffle drawings. For more information: NoBullRun@NOVABucks.org or 215.343.4563 1-Mile Fun Run: $10pp 5-Mile Race: $25pp Register by JUNE 9 through NoBullRun@NOVABucks.org or by calling 215.343.6543.

setting the bar for the way todays country music ought to sound: honest, tight, daring and void of pretension. Local favorites The Whiskeyhickon Boys get the party started with their improvised bluesy/skiffle rocking interpretations of folk and roots influences.

and bringing them to new heights. Sublime and heartfelt. - NPR Fronted by winning singing duo Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig, Lucius has been described by the New York Times as having luscious, luminous, lilting lullabies, by Seventeen Magazine as alluring and magnetic and their song Dont Just Sit There is currently being played on NPRs All Songs Considered. Catchy, distinctive indie pop tunes" - Rolling Stone Blissful resonance to the ears - PASTE magazine Goosebump inducing harmonies  Philadelphia City Paper

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been a particularly busy year with many pigs in need of rescue. Pig Placement Network works to find these loving creatures their forever homes, but many live out their lives peacefully on the farm. ALL music and time is donated, and all proceeds go directly to Pig Placement Network's non-profit 501(c) reg. Charity. Food and soft drinks will be available. Chef Frank Harris will be there! Bring a lawn chair and whatever you need for the day. Call regarding handicapped parking. $15 Admission, $5 Students & Under 12, Free 3 & under Tickets available at the gate day of show.