Plenty to do this weekend in Bucks County! Need a little help with your planning? Then check out our weekend guide for Thursday, September 17th, 2015 through Sunday, September 20th, 2015 below. We have included some of the best events happening in Bucks County this weekend. Also, make sure to check out more fun things to do on our sortable calendar of events & Fall Guide 2015.

A Taste of Autumn: A Study in Pumpkin Culinary Class
Free Library of Northampton Township, 25 Upper Holland Rd, Richboro
7:00 PM

Chef Kristi Emery will discuss the nutritional benefits and history of pumpkin as she demonstrates recipes for pumpkin bread and pumpkin pie. Attendees will receive a taste sampling and a recipe packet with instructions. Seating is limited. Please register for this FREE event by calling the library at 215-357-3050. This FREE program is sponsored by the Friends of Northampton Library. Free Seating is limited. Please call 215-357-3050 to register for this free event.

Loud @ The Library: Steal Your Face
Doylestown Library , 150 S. Pine Street, Doylestown
7:00pm – 8:00pm

Join us outside the library for a special concert featuring the psychedelic tunes of Steal Your Face. Feeling hungry? Arrive as early as 6:00 pm and buy a snack at one of our special guest food trucks, Nina's Ice Cream and Waffles and Greek Street. Sponsored by the Friends of the Doylestown Library. Rain date is September 24th.

Food Truck and Art Show Event
Upper Bucks YMCA, 401 Fairview Avenue, Quakertown
5:00 pm – 10:00 pm (rain or shine)

Take a night off from cooking and explore the world of mobile cuisine! Bring your chair, family and friends. Purchase food and beverages, and check out the paintings (over 60 by local artist Marian Fraticelli!) for sale! We provide the tunes, community and culture. Limited parking is available with additional parking available at Strayer Middle School.

Pop Up PARK(ing) For People
East State Street, Doylestown
All day event (continues into Saturday)

Imagine a greener, more people-friendly space in place of the ubiquitous asphalt parking spaces in Doylestown – if only for two days. This is exactly what a group of designers, artists, residents and students from Temple University, are doing in the form of a pop-up park, which will honor a worldwide event known as PARK(ing) Day. This mission of PARK(ing) Day is to call attention to the need for more urban open space, to generate critical debate around how public space is created and allocated, and to improve the quality of urban human habitat – at least until the meter runs out!

MWA Autumn Fest
Shady Brook Farm, 931 Stony Hill Rd, Yardley
10:00am – 6:00pm

Each fall, an extraordinary group of Bucks County women gather to arrange an extraordinary event- Makefield Women’s Association (MWA) Autumn Fest. Autumn Fest, their largest annual fundraiser, is one of the most anticipated local events of the festive fall season in Bucks County. Attendees can enjoy dozens of unique craft vendors, entertainers, local businesses, and nonprofits will gather at the picturesque Shady Brook Farm in Yardley. And this year, the group is adding an extra tasty twist – dozens of the finest local food trucks!

Peace Fair
Buckingham Friends Meeting, York Road, Lahaska, PA 18931
All day event

Local artists, crafts, live music, food, poetry, kids’ games, and Bucks County non-profits whose focus is peace, community service and the environment. Families can browse craft and book sale booths, participate in cooperative games, or listen to entertainers like Ecoman (kids’ songs) and Tookany Creek (Bluegrass band). Hear local poets at the Poetry Reading, go on a Scavenger Hunt, or watch a Schuhplattler troupe perform an authentic German foot-slapping dance. Tour the Buckingham Quaker Meetinghouse, a National Landmark.

Bat Boy: The Musical
McCoole's Arts & Events Place, 10 S. Main St, Quakertown
2:00pm

Star of the Day presents Bat Boy: The Musical. Bat Boy: The Musical is an American musical with a book by Keythe Farley and Brian Flemming and music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe, based on a June 23, 1992 Weekly World News story about a half-boy, half-bat, dubbed “Bat Boy”, who grew up living in a cave.

Caught in the Net
Town and Country Players, 4158 York Road, Buckingham
2:00 pm

A sequel to Run For Your Wife finds the two-timing taxi driver John Smith keeping his two families in different parts of London, both happy and blissfully unaware of each other. That all changes when the girl from one family and the boy from the other meet on the internet and are anxious to meet in person since they both have the same last name and a taxi-driving dad! Keeping them apart plunges John into trouble of his own making. John enlists the aid of his pal, the not-so-bright Stanley Gardner, who brings along his father. The result is confusion, lying and all sorts of craziness.

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