Bucks County Magazine

The Permanent Collection

The Payne Gallery on the campus of Moravian College hosts art exhibits throughout the year, but it’s the Permanent Collection should be of special interest to Bucks County art lovers more »

Goodbye City Life

What began for Niko Christou and David Braff as a search for a weekend retreat became a huge restoration project, a lavender farm and a business called Carousel Farm Lavender more »

Walking On Undisturbed Dirt

Silver Lake Nature Center’s many programs bring us into contact with land that hasn’t been used for farming or industry—making it the ideal place to enjoy and learn about nature more »

Our Oldest Town

Bristol was born on the same day Pennsylvania received its charter and for more than three centuries it has been a focal point for architectural style and a host of industries more »

Features

Two Jasons Are Better Than One

One of life’s perennial pleasures is relaxing outdoors. And now that spring is peeking through the frost, it’s time to think of outdoor spaces where family and friends can congregate. Whether someone is building a new deck, porch, terrace, a driveway more »

Mar 17, 2013 in Magazine

Charles Browning

Charles Browning’s paintings are bold, complex and sweeping. At first glance, they could have been painted a century or more ago, but they are much more than historical renderings. Upon closer inspection, you are taken aback by what you see. more »

Mar 13, 2013

Grow Up, Not Out

My first introduction to the joys of gardening occurred when I was five years old. I remember my grandfather gave me a packet of garden peas and told me to plant them in a strip of soil at the back of our house against a sunny wall. I built a more »

Mar 13, 2013

Harbingers of Spring

Tennyson told us in spring a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of love. And every year we hear flower gardeners reminding us to look for daffodils and tulips to usher in the season. No disrespect here, for all that may be. But when I think of more »

Mar 13, 2013

The 1740 House

The 1740 House has been operating in the Upper Bucks river town of Lumberville for the last four and a half decades. When you turn off River Road into their parking lot, you’re struck by the size of this establishment. The original stone section, more »

Mar 13, 2013

Doing Good Turns

I was in a hardware supplies store looking for a router bit when I saw these pens for sale. I thought to myself, they’re neat. I can make those.” That was the beginning for Lower Bucks Countian Jim Molino. In no time he bought some kits and taught more »

Mar 17, 2013 in Magazine

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