4 S Main St, Quakertown, PA 18951

https://www.mccoolesredlioninn.com/events/

Stop by McCoole’s at the Historic Red Lion Inn for performances outside on the wagon showcasing a variety of musical performances and genres every Friday and Saturday from 6–9 pm. Budding but impressive artists and bands will be performing covers as well as original music that will have you dancing all night. Hannah Noel is a country singer/songwriter from Arizona who describes her music as “songs for the rural American hero.” She often performs in the Lehigh Valley and can be seen outside on the wagon at McCoole’s on August 16th singing covers from the 60’s to the present. Her original music can be downloaded on streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple music. McCoole’s is a local gem that emanates the rich and fascinating history lingering in Bucks County. Ghost sightings have taken place at the inn and it is common to find an orb in the photos you take at McCoole’s. It is also known to be a stop on the underground railroad with tunnels still hallowed out underneath the inn today. 

1853 Wrightstown Road, Washington Crossing, PA 18977

https://www.crossingvineyards.com/public-events

Crossing Vineyards & Winery will be hosting a Summer Wine and Music Series this summer with performances every Friday until September 6 at 7 pm. Tickets cost $20 in advance, $25 the week of the concert, or $155 for season tickets. Enjoy different musical performances including a variety of tribute bands, throwback bands and more! Come see the Slippery band — one of the top party bands on the East Coast. Delicious beverages including the Crossing “crushies,” and appetizers will be available for purchase. Bring your own lawn chair, sit back and relax, or get up and dance! 

275 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA 18940

https://ci.ovationtix.com/36202/production/1206446?performanceId=11496694

Visit Zlock Performing Arts Center to see So Percussion and Caroline Shaw perform songs from their newest collaborative album Rectangles and Circumstance on August 23 at 7:30 pm. Tickets cost $22. Combining Shaw’s Pulitzer Prize winning composition skills and So Percussion, the voice and percussion quartet, the artists intertwine their chamber music and singer-songwriter storytelling to create a remarkable performance and a unique experience for the audience. 

700 E. Butler Ave Doylestown, PA 18901

https://peddlersvillage.com/series/tony-n-tinas-wedding/#tickets

Enjoy dinner and a show at The Cock n’ Bull Restaurant– Peddler’s Village’s most well-known restaurant standing since 1962. “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding” is an immersive comedy show  performed by The Bucks County Center for the Performing Arts. Come see the humorous spectacle of an engaged Italian-American couple that encourages audience involvement. As written on their website “At Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, you’re not just a member of the audience—you’re part of the family!” The themed dinner menu features chicken parmesan, sausage and peppers, rigatoni pomodoro, caesar salad, bread and butter, and wedding cake. Viewing options are August 23–24, 2 pm August 23–25, 7 pm and tickets are $85 per person. 

70 S. Main St. New Hope, PA 18974

https://buckscountyplayhouse.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket#/

Historically known as “America’s Most Famous Summer Theater,” the Bucks County Playhouse is the perfect spot to enjoy locally acclaimed productions. Purchase tickets on the Playhouse website to see the well-known classic “Grease” from August 9 — September 8. The Wall Street Journal describes the playhouse as “one of the top theaters on the East coast.” You will not want to miss this wonderful production directed by Tony nominated Broadway actor and Bucks County Playhouse’s Artistic Associate Hunter Foster. Foster already has a successful production of “Grease” under his belt at the North Carolina Theater where he previously directed the American favorite. Foster also performed in the Broadway production of “Grease” himself! 

6403 Mill Creek Rd. Levittown, PA 19057

https://tickets.brtstage.org/events

Enjoy the William Penn Bank Summer Music Fest with musical experiences and performances including The Neil Diamond Experience, and Forever Motown, taking place throughout the summer until August 18 at the Benjamin Franklin Middle School Theatre. The William Penn Bank Summer Music Fest is one of the principal seasons at the Bristol Riverside Theatre drawing in around 45,000 patrons local and visiting. Past lineups have proved impressive featuring local bands, cover bands, and nationally known bands such as the Indigo girls, The Commodores, and Collin Raye.