The ACME Screening Room is a non-profit weekly independent and documentary film series. The series regularly features guest speakers (authors, directors, activists), post-film discussion programs . . . and/or exhibitions and dinners, held in conjunction with a film. Our programs and special events bring the world of film to life for our audience members and create a space to reflect on films by artists at all levels: from local filmmakers to nationally recognized professionals.

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Peddler’s Village is a 42-acre shopping, dining, lodging and family entertainment destination in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that features graceful 18th-century-style buildings, lush gardens, and . . . winding brick walkways. Created in 1962, the site is one of Pennsylvania’s premier attractions, drawing more than two million visitors each year. Its historical storybook setting includes 60-plus distinctive retail shops, five restaurants, the 66-room Golden Plough Inn, and Giggleberry Fair, an indoor family entertainment center. Peddler’s Village hosts numerous year-round festivals and seasonal events for the public, and is a popular site for weddings, corporate events, reunions, picnics, birthdays, and holiday parties.

We are a nonprofit youth ballet company for dancers age 9-18yrs. We offer two performances a year for our community. We perform The Nutcracker and a Spring Show.

TAPinto Flemington Raritan is an online newspaper covering all of Hunterdon County with regard to news, high school sports, municipal government meetings, and community events.

The Riverside Symphonia is a professional and a community orchestra in the best sense of the word. The Symphonia is based in Lambertville, NJ and gives performances in Our Lady of Guadalupe, 5194 Cold . . . Spring Creamery Road, Doylestown, PA

Local community radio station run by volunteers. Diverse musical programming and talk shows. We are live broadcasters and stream on the internet. We are supported by listeners and local businesses.

FAMILIES COME IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES…
Ours is three generations strong with lots of love and chaos to go around – but this is what we treasure most in the world.
With a passion for wine, we are a . . . large family with a small vineyard and boutique winery. Nestled in a valley along the banks of the Delaware River, we care for the land and craft our wines with dedication.

New Jersey’s largest production winery founded in 1933, Tomasello Winery is a fourth generation family business with their vineyards in Atlantic & Camden Counties. Winners of countless awards, . . . Tomasello has a large selection of all styles of wines from premium varietals, sparkling’s, fruit moscato’s to hard ciders. Wine tasting is daily as well as charcuterie, cheese plates, and Sweet Shop truffles.

Marshall House Museum open 1-4 weekends – April through October – free. Period rooms history and the story of Lambertville’s son James Marshall who discovered gold at Sutter’s Mill and started the . . . Great Gold Rush. Guided walking tours at 2pm on 1st Sundays – April to November. Annual House Tour in October.

Peddler’s Village is a 42-acre shopping, dining, lodging and family entertainment destination in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that features graceful 18th-century-style buildings, lush gardens, and . . . winding brick walkways. Created in 1962, the site is one of Pennsylvania’s premier attractions, drawing more than two million visitors each year. Its historical storybook setting includes 60-plus distinctive retail shops, five restaurants, the 66-room Golden Plough Inn, and Giggleberry Fair, an indoor family entertainment center. Peddler’s Village hosts numerous year-round festivals and seasonal events for the public, and is a popular site for weddings, corporate events, reunions, picnics, birthdays, and holiday parties.

Peddler’s Village is a 42-acre shopping, dining, lodging and family entertainment destination in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that features graceful 18th-century-style buildings, lush gardens, and . . . winding brick walkways. Created in 1962, the site is one of Pennsylvania’s premier attractions, drawing more than two million visitors each year. Its historical storybook setting includes 60-plus distinctive retail shops, five restaurants, the 66-room Golden Plough Inn, and Giggleberry Fair, an indoor family entertainment center. Peddler’s Village hosts numerous year-round festivals and seasonal events for the public, and is a popular site for weddings, corporate events, reunions, picnics, birthdays, and holiday parties.

The historic Prallsville Mills offers a variety of cultural and community activities in a magnificent setting along the Delaware River and D&R Canal. Come to the mill for a tour, a yoga class, an . . . art show, a lecture or a concert. Get engaged in our history – or married in one of our magnificent structures.

The Delaware River Greenway Partnership, (DRGP), is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 that works to bring individuals, communities, businesses, recreational users, and all levels of government . . . together to promote and protect a continuous corridor of natural and cultural resources along the Delaware River and its tributaries. In 2000, DRGP played a leading role in the successful campaign to include the Lower Delaware River in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System.
The Delaware River Water Trail – www.delawareriverwatertrail.org
The Lower Delaware Wild & Scenic River – www.lowerdelawarewildandscenic.org
The Delaware River Scenic Byway – www.delawareriverscenicbyway.org
The NJ Scenic Byways – http://njscenicbyways.com/

We are the oldest free library in Bucks County, with resources, activities and events for all ages. The library is a non-profit supported by local municipalities and members of the community.

An independent nonprofit all-volunteer organization that raises funds for programs and other needs for the New Hope & Solebury Library. Support life-long learning, access to information and . . . community programs for all ages through contributing to the Free Library of New Hope and Solebury.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is a nonprofit veterans service organization comprised of eligible veterans and military service members from the active, guard and reserve forces.
We . . . trace our roots back to 1899 when veterans of the Spanish-American War (1898) and the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902) founded local organizations to secure rights and benefits for their service. Many arrived home wounded or sick. There was no medical care or veterans’ pension for them, and they were left to care for themselves.
Our Mission: To foster camaraderie among United States veterans of overseas conflicts. To serve our veterans, the military and our communities. To advocate on behalf of all veterans.
Our Vision: Ensure that veterans are respected for their service, always receive their earned entitlements, and are recognized for the sacrifices they and their loved ones have made on behalf of this great country.

Pedego Lambertville offers models and sizes of bikes to suit adult riders of all ages and bike riding experience. Through Sales, Rentals, Service and Bike Tours we look forward to building a strong . . . relationship with our community. Our Pedego bikes make it possible for almost anyone to set out on two wheels and take in the splendors of the region.

Sister Cities Food & Shop Tours are a guided walking food tour service that takes the work out of finding all of the best places in Lambertville and New Hope to eat and shop!

Since 2004, the SPLASH Delaware River Floating Classroom has delighted school-age and adult groups with engaging environmental educational lessons with the Delaware River as the central focus. . . . Students learn hands-on about river critters, also known as macroinvertebrates; the delicate chemical balance of our river needed to sustain life; and the importance of the river’s food web through freshwater phytoplankton. Students gain a greater sense of the Delaware River and meaningful ways to continue to protect the beautiful Delaware River, source of drinking water for 15 million people. Based in Lambertville, SPLASH is a volunteer-driven non-profit serving groups from Mercer, Hunterdon and Bucks Counties. In addition, since 2018 a dedicated team of Citizen Scientists monitor 2 tributaries and the mainstem Delaware River, in Lambertville.