Stage United Bringing 3 Nights Of Music To Bucks Co.

DOYLESTOWN, PA — This weekend, Stage United closes out September with two nights of music in Doylestown and Newtown. It has been a milestone year for the nonprofit organization providing more dynamic live concert experiences to Bucks County than ever before.

Here is what they have planned:

• POSTPONED TO OCTOBER: Concerts at the Commons — Thursday, Sept. 25 in Doylestown. The free outdoor concert series at Broad Commons Park continues with a homecoming show for the timeless sounds of Zinadelphia. Kicking off the night is renowned progressive jazz trumpeter Matt Cappy who has performed with the likes of The Roots, Jill Scott, and John Legend. The event features local food trucks and beverages, produced in partnership with The Borough of Doylestown. More information at stageunited.org
• SPEAKeasy — Friday, Sept. 26 in Newtown. A curated evening of live storytelling through song, poetry, and local lore returns to ArtWRKD on South State Street. The night features Newtown's own songwriter Brad Hinton, poet Sheleen McElhinney, and a compelling tale from Brian Boger. Festivities begin at 7:30. Guests are encouraged to arrive early for dinner and drinks at Triple Sun Spirits located on the first floor of the building. Tickets at artwrkd.org/event-details
• Picnics On Pine — Saturday, Sept. 27, Doylestown. Celebrating its fifth year, Picnics On Pine transforms Pine Street in Doylestown Borough into a neighborhood amphitheater with live music from Sam & Louise Sullivan and Ms. Honey, as well as great food and a craft makers market. Tickets and event details at picnicsonpine.com

Since its founding in 2024, Stage United has impacted the region’s live music ecosystem by creating a
fundraising model to produce both intimate performances and large-scale community concerts. In
partnership with municipalities, local businesses, and arts organizations, Stage United continues to inspire audiences in Bucks County and beyond.

"By working together, we are changing what is possible to present in our backyard," says Joe Montone, founder of Stage United. He continues, "and it's truly made possible by so many that live right here and believe in the community building power of live music."

In November, Stage United will launch the return of "A Night Of Song" at The TileWorks in Doylestown in celebration of America's semiquincentennial. Lineups and more information will be announced in the weeks ahead. More information can be found at stageunited.org or by following @stageunitedcommunity on Facebook and Instagram.