Labor Day Weekend is here, marking it the unofficial end of summer and one last chance to soak up the season in Bucks County! From live music and festivals to family-friendly fun, delicious food, and outdoor activities, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the long weekend. Savor the final summer moments with these HAPPENING weekend events, presented by Gannon Insurance Agency.

DJ Tito | Steam Pub

606 Second Street Pike Southampton, PA
September 4, 10 pm – 2 am

DJ Mike Miller at Steam Pub on Saturday, September 5th from 10pm-2am, no cover charge!

Labor Day Lobster Rolls

136 N Main St, Sellersville, PA
September 4-6

Celebrate the end of Summer with Lobster Rolls served with French fries, Washington House-style! Dine in for lunch or dinner Friday, Saturday and Sunday and pair your meals with a classic summer cocktail! Reservations recommended, these sell out fast! Please let us know how many Lobster Rolls you plan to order when making your reservation.

Art in the Orchard

3157 Comfort Rd, New Hope, PA
September 5-6, 10 am – 4 pm

 Join Manoff Market Gardens for an open-air art festival in the orchard, featuring 50 local artists, showcasing their art for purchase. For 20 years, Art in the Garden at Paxson Hill Farm brought together artists, families, and friends to celebrate creativity and community. This year, they are honored to revive that spirit in a new setting among the orchard.

Sundays at Pennsbury Manor

400 Pennsbury Memorial Rd, Morrisville, PA
September 6, 1-4 pm

Join Pennsbury Manor on Sundays from 1-4 pm for a rotation of historical family programs. There will be historic trade demonstrations, living history theater, open hearth cooking, animals and more.

Welcome to Yardleyville

188 South Canal Street, Yardley, PA
September 4, 12-3 pm

Step into history and discover the people, places, and stories that shaped Yardley Borough and the surrounding Delaware River communities. Through engaging visuals, interactive storytelling, and fascinating local history, Welcome to Yardleyville explores the area's rich heritage from its founding in 1682 to the present day. Visitors will uncover the often-overlooked contributions of African Americans, Quakers, abolitionists, civic leaders, and community builders whose legacies continue to inspire.

Labor Day Celebration at Sesame Place Philadelphia

100 Sesame Place, Langhorne, PA
September 5-6

Sesame Place Philadelphia invites guests to its Labor Day Celebration on September 5 and 6. Guests can meet and take photos with Elmo in his patriotic attire, and exclusively on Sunday, September 16 the “C is for Celebrate” Fireworks display will dazzle guests.

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