Spring Smiles

The sound of lawnmowers are filling the air! Everyone is ready for more hours spent outside. Here are some ways we can help:

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Local goodness in and around Bucks County

John Primer and his legacy band is one of the remaining members of the Muddy Waters band. Advance discount online only. Come see rare premier performers monthly with an up close and memorable experience at the Gas House Dance Hall in Catasaqua PA.

The Penn Dry Goods Market is a textile-focused antiques and vintage show with dealers hailing from Pennsylvania and other locations on the east coast. Our dealers are among the best in antique textiles, offering samplers and other needlework, quilts, coverlets and woven objects, linens, yardage, sewing smalls, and sewing tools and equipment, buttons. We also have expanded into folk art and smaller items of general Americana. Visitors will find treasures from across the country and around the globe at a variety of prices! In addition to the market, we are very proud to offer the best experts in textile history in our Penn Dry Goods Market lecture series. This year, you will have the opportunity to hear lectures from nationally recognized authorities in textiles. Our speakers are not merely experts in their respective fields, but are entertaining and very approachable.

Get ready for a vibrant celebration of powerful female voices from the 1960s! This electrifying show takes you on a nostalgic journey through timeless hits like My Boyfriend's Back and Son of a Preacher Man. Told from the perspective of six young women coming of age during this transformative decade, Beehive captures the spirit of miniskirts, transistor radios, and the era's dramatic changes, honoring rockin' icons like Janis Joplin and Diana Ross.

Princeton Pro Musica Chorus & Orchestra will present James McCarthy's CODEBREAKER: The Alan Turing Story on Sunday, May 18 at 4 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium on the campus of Princeton University.
Codebreaker is a captivating work that sets to music three episodes from the life of Alan Turing, frequently called the father of modern computer science.
We will perform Codebreaker at Richardson Auditorium—on the very same Princeton University campus where Turing earned a PhD in mathematics in 1938.
One of the most brilliant minds of his time, Turing worked to break German ciphers during World War II and helped turn the tide of the war in favor of the Allied Forces.
Though Turing’s life came to a tragic and too-soon end in 1954, McCarthy ends the piece with an optimistic, forward-looking message.
This modern oratorio - written for chorus, orchestra, and a soprano soloist who poignantly portrays Turing’s mother - is, according to the composer, a portrait of a living, breathing human being.

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This online auction offers a wide array of items spanning jewelry, decorative arts, furniture, novelty collectibles, and artworks by various artists. Auction is open for pre-bidding at alderferauction.com until Thursday, April 24th at 10AM.

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