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New Hope has always had an artistic streak, and later this month, more than 160 artists and craftspeople will arrive for one of Bucks County’s signature fall weekends.

The 32nd Annual New Hope Arts & Crafts Festival returns September 26 and 27, bringing two days of original art, handcrafted work, live music, food and creativity to the grounds of New Hope Solebury High School.

The juried festival features painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, photography, glass, fiber, woodwork, mixed media and more, along with live music, artist demonstrations, children’s activities and plenty to eat.

A complimentary shuttle connects the festival with downtown New Hope, making it easy to turn the event into a full day of galleries, independent shops, restaurants and a walk along the Delaware River.

The Details: Saturday, September 26, 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday, September 27, 10 AM to 4 PM, rain or shine. Admission is $5. Parking is available at the festival and downtown, with complimentary shuttle service between downtown New Hope and the festival.

September 26 & 27, 2026 | New Hope, Pennsylvania

Lambertville is about to get a little more four legged and frighteningly adorable. The annual Halloween Howl Pet Parade returns this October, bringing costumed dogs and their humans into town for one of Lambertville’s most entertaining fall traditions. Expect creative costumes, plenty of personality and a parade that proves Halloween isn’t just for humans. Whether you’re entering your own furry monster or simply coming to watch, Halloween Howl is one of those wonderfully quirky Lambertville traditions worth putting on the fall calendar

For three unforgettable days, the river towns came together to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary in spectacular fashion. Lambertville and New Hope welcomed thousands of visitors for a weekend filled with patriotic pride, including a community parade, dragon boat races, live entertainment, a bustling pub crawl, a breathtaking drone show, and one of the largest fireworks displays ever seen over the Delaware River.

From historic tributes to unforgettable moments shared along the waterfront, the celebration showcased the spirit, energy, and sense of community that make this region so special. Lambertville Life was there to capture the people, the memories, and the excitement from one of the biggest events in local history.

One of Asbury Park’s most celebrated sushi destinations has arrived in Lambertville. Hadaka has opened its second location inside the Lambertville House, bringing an intimate omakase experience where expertly crafted sushi is served in its purest form. Guests can also enjoy a curated selection of sake available from the bar, making it one of the region’s newest culinary experiences.