Keep yourself busy this week!
DECEMBER BOOK CLUB MEETING: THE BRITISH ARE COMING – Washington Crossing Historic Park
12/21: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
The December meeting of the Washington Crossing Historic Park Book Club is set for Monday, December 21, at 5:30 PM.
Registration is required. To register, please visit DCNR’s website.
Museum curator Kimberly McCarty will lead a discussion of The British Are Coming: The War for America Lexington to Princeton, 1775-1777. Participants should be prepared to discuss Chapters Ten through Thirteen.
Book club meetings are free and open to all. Members should provide their own books.
Please note: This event may be held virtually if necessary. If the meeting will be held virtually, login information will be sent to participants upon registration.
TUESDAY NIGHT RUNS – New Hope, PA
12/22: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Well well well, here we are on the other side of a worldwide pandemic – and boy are we happy to get started again! Every Tuesday Night at 7:00 PM we are leaving from the Union Square parking lot in New Hope at Triumph Brewing. Each week is a different route with a different ending location (in town), so stay tuned to the Facebook page for updates! It is super important to note that we want movers of ANY pace to join us. Like to walk? Cool, come on out! Like to skip? Yeah, do that! Scooter, bike, jog, run/walk, prancercise, whatever your preferred movement style we’d love for you to come out with us. And YES we do have movers of ALL paces. And NO ONE gets left behind
We are like the USPS – we are out in any weather… yes ANY weather. It is up to you to decide what you are comfortable with and to make sure you have the right gear. When it starts getting dark we HIGHLY encourage you to “get lit, so you don’t get hit”. That means all the reflective, flashy, glowy things you own! Because say it with me… “the car always wins!” And hey – because like lawsuits and everything… checks with yo doc or a med professional before starting any new exercise routine.
(OUTDOOR) WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRIVIA NIGHT WITH RIGHTEOUS JOLLY – Hops/Scotch 22
12/23: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Trivia is at a new time! 6-8 PM. We will be hosting trivia outside under the Christmas lights at Hops/Scotch through the rest of December. We have heaters, blankets, hot beverages, and more to keep you warm and entertained. We want to still encourage you to bundle up. We will continue to follow all guidelines from the Health Department to keep you safe during your visit. Call to make your reservation (267)-576-7980
CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER AT MECHANIC STREET STATION – Mechanic Street Station
12/24: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
This holiday season, celebrate Christmas Eve with a special four-course dinner at Mechanic Street Station! We’ll be featuring some favorite holiday dishes and festive cheer during three seatings at 5 PM, 7 PM, & 9 PM. Four Courses – 65ppReservations for this holiday dinner are available by phone only and require a credit card to hold your table. To inquire about reservations or takeout, please call 276-740-2045.
HARPER’S 4TH BIRTHDAY PARADE! – Doylestown, PA
12/27: All-Day Event
Beep Beep Beep! Yell and Cheer! Harper Seidle is turning 4 this year! Drive on by, honk and wave. Join us for a Birthday Parade! To join the parade, meet at 10:45 am in the Landmark Building parking lot at the corner of Court and Clinton Streets in Doylestown (entrance is across from the Mesquito Grille). All are invited! The parade starts at 11 am and heads just around the corner to drive by Jess and Harper’s house on Mary Street. Harper will be waiting on the front porch!! Decorate your car with balloons, signs, flowers, butterflies, hearts, or Harper’s favorite thing – Princesses! Can’t make it by 11 am? Drive-by Jess and Harper’s House on Mary Street in Doylestown Borough any time between 11:15 am and 12:30 to wish Harper a Happy 4th Birthday! Questions or need the address? Please message Barb Carnahan. We hope you can all come and celebrate Harper’s Big Day!
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