Bucks County Magazine

Ribs–Winkler Style

In a little takeout restaurant in Morrisville, Mike Winckler makes what many people in the area consider to be the best ribs in the whole world. more »

The Great Perkasie Farmhouse Rescue

In 1983 Nancy and Kerry Gingrich rescued a centuries-old farmhouse from demolition and then dedicated six years just to make it habitable. They commenced on this pioneering adventure while they were renting half a farmhouse in Hatfield. more »

On With The Show

Every town has a landmark that captures its character and resonates its spirit. For the town of New Hope, it can be no other than the Bucks County Playhouse. This year marks its 75th year of starring in the town’s history. more »

My Newtown Visit

I love Newtown, Pennsylvania. My love for Newtown began 35 years ago, when my parents would pile my two brothers and me into the back seat of our ’75 Chevy Impala and take us from our little twin house in Trenton for a ride in the country. We would cross the Washington Crossing Bridge and follow Rt. 532 to Newtown. more »

New Hope Gardens

For over 20 years the New Hope Historical Society has presented it’s annual garden tour. These are Randl Bye’s photographs of last spring’s tour.

Features

Porches On The Towpath

Porches, a Bed & Breakfast located along the towpath in downtown New Hope and is aptly named. As you face the three-story brick building, you’re struck by the porches—wraparound porches on the front, the sides and on all three levels, the largest run more »

Mar 6, 2014

Spring Perennial Garden

When people ask me about planting a flower garden I generally advise on starting with a perennial garden because perennial plants can be chosen to give a big bang for the buck in late spring, following the extravagant displays of daffodils and tulips more »

Mar 5, 2014

Bringing Song & Dance

Firmly believing in the merit, artistic worth and ennobling effect of the performing arts, Mary Borkovitz works hard to bring fine performances to Bucks County more »

Mar 4, 2014

Paul Wesley

Old Fashioned Integrity

With a living kitchen and space age appliances for every need and budget, Bill Vandegrift is still best known for shooting straight and standing behind their products more »

Mar 6, 2014

Paul Wesley

The Joy of Framing

Alberto Poblano, the owner of A&J Picture Framing gave up aeronautics to make high quality wooden picture frames because ‘framing is fun’ more »

in Home & Garden

Paul Wesley

A Preventable Cancer

Which would you rather do, avoid mild discomfort for a scant 17 hours or the peace of mind that comes from knowing you have taken a major positive step toward maintaining good health? Keep that equation in mind when your physician tells you that more »

Mar 6, 2014

Kenn Backhaus

Kenn Backhaus could easily qualify as a travel expert. His globe trekking has taken him to places many of us can only dream about, but sightseeing is not his goal. For the past 30 years his passion for plein air painting has kept him on a quest to more »

Mar 6, 2014

Stacey Simcik

Sunset

Believing the universe is a vast material machine on an entropic journey into extinction is like birds contemplating the random appearance of feeders. more »

Mar 6, 2014

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Published quarterly, our experienced writers will take you into the lives of Bucks Countians where you get a glimpse of a lifestyle that many of us who live in Bucks County now enjoy.