Baby it’s Cold Outside – That means a code blue for those in need.
It’s really cold and there is a storm on it’s way. To most of us that means a little inconvenience. OK, we might be house bound in the comfort of […]
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Things to do this weekend
MERCER MUSEUM If you haven’t taken the kids to see the LEGO Castle Adventure at the Mercer Museum you still have time. The exhibit closes on January 18th. Cost is […]
The Wizard of Oz at Town and Country
Last night we went to see the Wizard of Oz at Town and Country Players. The production was absolutely delightful. Laura Lindmeier is an amazing Dorothy. I expect to see […]
Blame it on PECO
No there was not a blog yesterday. I am a day late but hopefully not a dollar short. I woke up in the wee small hours of Thursday morning to […]
A new batch of Kate’s Kards will be…
A new batch of Kate’s Kards will be delivered to Chris’ Cottage on Oakland Ave. in Doylestown tomorrow. Stop in and see all the great things that Chris has to […]
Lots of things to do this weekend!
Doylestown Arts Festival – Sat & Sun Sept 7-8, 10AM – 5PM The Doylestown Arts Festival is a juried festival. It features of a variety of artisans offering a great […]
Follow up and Review of A SECRET GARDEN at Town and Country Players
Last Friday evening I attended A SECRET GARDEN at Town and Country Players in Buckingham. My special date for the evening was my granddaughter Emily. Emily is 7 years old. […]
Hey! Great stuff happening this weekend!
If you are a music lover this is a great weekend for you. The Philadelphia Folk Festival is happening almost in our backyard this weekend from Thursday Evening through Sunday. The […]
Music Lovers – Check out the list of FREE Music in Doylestown!
Hey Music Lovers – There is no shortage of FREE music in Doylestown. Many of the restaurants and other venues like the Del Val Market feature music with no cover […]
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
Last Friday evening I attended the opening of THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS at Town and Country Players. The play was written by William Inge and opened […]
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