5 Fun Things To Do In Bucks County This Weekend

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Fall is in full swing as the month heads toward Halloween. The focus these days is on apple and pumpkin picking, hayrides, fall festivals, and haunted attractions where ghouls and goblins roam.

It's pretty much pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere for a few more weeks.

October also brings thoughts of classic horror movies and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," which is being shown in a limited run at the Bucks County Playhouse.

These are some of the events planned for this weekend in Bucks County:

Eerie Illuminations Featured At Shady Brook Farm

You really could spend the day — and night here — during the fall. This iconic Lower Makefield Township farm features everything you love about fall, from pumpkin and apple picking to an eerie illuminations show in the evening, similar to its popular Christmas show. Click here for details.

(Shady Brook Farm)

Frankie Grande Is Doing The Time Warp - Again - In New Hope

Actor, producer and reality star, Frankie Grande, is revisiting his role as Dr. Frank-n-Furter in “Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show” at Bucks County Playhouse through Nov. 2. (Read More)

(Joan Marcus)

'History Of Newtown' Exhibit Opens This Weekend At Half-Moon Inn

A once-in-a-lifetime exhibit documenting the “History of Newtown” will open to the public on Saturday. Curated especially for the nation’s 250th birthday, the unique walk-through experience highlighting Newtown’s 300 years of history will be unveiled at 1 p.m. inside the historic Half-Moon Inn (Court Inn) at 105 Court Street. (Read More)

(Jeff Werner/Patch)

Historians To Kick Off 'Doylestown Celebrates 250' With Free Event

The Doylestown Historical Society will kick off its celebration of the nation's 250th birthday with a free event Saturday at the DHS Barn and Park on South Main Street in Doylestown Borough. (Read More)

(Jeff Werner/Patch)

'Crafts In The Meadow' Bringing Artisans To Tyler State Park

The 2025 Crafts in the Meadow Fall Invitational Show takes place this weekend at the Tyler Park Center for the Arts in Northampton Township. The two-day fine arts and crafts event will showcase excellence in craftsmanship along with a festive weekend of live music, performing arts, and food. Hours are 10 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. (Read More)

(Tyler Park Center for the Arts)