Experience more than a show—a celebration of resilience, diversity, and audacity. Join us in honoring the legacy of a trailblazer who dared to blaze a path before trails existed.
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New Hope is Sophisticated, Laid-Back, and LGBT Friendly
New Hope is a sophisticated, laid-back, LGBT friendly little gem nestled along the Delaware River and Canal. Joined by a bridge, Lambertville is a short walk away. New Hope is the place to visit art galleries, and also a great place to spend enchanting romantic weekends cuddled by the fire at one of the many beautifully restored inns and b&b’s, many built in the 19th century. New Hope’s natural beauty is mesmerizing. It is a place where diversity is the norm and people can truly be themselves, relax, and have some fun. Here is where you’ll find the perfect place to escape the normal routine. Day trips to New Hope are filled with things to do: carriage rides, theaters, museums, and of course, shopping. New Hope is a shopper’s paradise with over 100 shops offering local crafts and beautiful items from around the world. Evenings are perfect for live music and sidewalk people-watching at great local restaurants.
Across the Delaware River is historic Lambertville. Known for being the first city to join a couple in civil union, it is extremely LGBT friendly. Upon visiting, you will find that Lambertville is alive with unconventional ambiance and renowned for its flourishing art galleries. There are antiques, specialty shops, and restaurants. Choices for lodging include luxurious in-town hotels, inns, and b&b’s. During the day you can hop on a bicycle and spend an afternoon on the 30-mile specially-surfaced Delaware & Raritan Canal Tow Path, also popular with walkers, runners, and, when the snow falls, cross-country skiers.
Experience more than a show—a celebration of resilience, diversity, and audacity. Join us in honoring the legacy of a trailblazer who dared to blaze a path before trails existed.
"Original Structure Built in 1705
The Centre Bridge begins with the establishment of ferrying in 1700. The addition of the bridge in 1814 brought forth a great deal of activity to the village and started the social life of the Centre Bridge Inn."
Get ready to explore gastronomic greatness at our exquisite waterfront destination. Your journey begins with a simple call or email. Our friendly team is ready to help take you away. With the serene waters of the Delaware River rolling by, you are free to surrender to the creative genius of our chefs who prepare innovative American cuisine for your pleasure.
Located in the very heart of Lambertville, New Jersey, Lambertville House is an elegant and sophisticated destination for your next trip. Whether you are looking for a relaxing getaway, a long weekend to celebrate a special occasion, or the perfect place for a corporate retreat, Lambertville House offers an environment that will please the most discriminating traveler.
Originally established as a tavern by New Hope founder John Wells in 1722, the Logan Inn is Bucks Countys oldest continuously run Inn and the only in-town hostelry in the National Register of Historic Places. Its fabled history, tradition and elegance prompted the Inns owners to undertake an extensive renovation that reflects the original craftsmanship and artistry of a bygone era, also offering the first class amenities of the 21st century.
Open year round, The Fox and Hound is the perfect place for a romantic getaway, special occasion, or relaxing vacation. We welcome first time B&B guests and returning friends. We welcome corporate business guests and travelers eager to explore beautiful Bucks County. We welcome you.
New Hope, Pennsylvania's 1870 Wedgwood Bed & Breakfast Inn, a nationally acclaimed New Hope bed and breakfast inn, is a Wedgwood-blue colored Victorian "Painted Lady" listed on Bucks County Registry of Historic Places. Wedgwood Inn is spelled Wedgwood, not 'Wedgewood' because Wedgwood Inn is named after the Englishman Josiah Wedgwood who invented the famous Wedgwood blue bone china.
J&Ps Greatest Hits' Live Since 1972 - When we opened our doors in July of 1972 we didn't serve alcohol, opened each morning at 7am to serve breakfast, and didn't allow any band with drums to play on our stage. While times have changed one thing has remained the same.
"New Hope's BEST kept secret!
(Did we mention Bagpipes')"
Locally grown and brewed craft beer served up in the heart of downtown New Hope.
Inspired by the 1950 American drama film'All About Eve' and centered in the heart of the scenic woods at New Hope Lodge, The Cub Room bar provides a warm and friendly atmosphere that is truly unique. This rustic yet elegant hot spot offers old time favorite cocktails, specials and a unique selection of wines. Join the excitement of live musical performances by local Artists every week.
We offer many different room options for your party or event. Our Loft space, complete with a fully operational bar is great for small to medium size parties, or as a station for larger groups. The Jazz Room can hold up to 200 and is located in front of the Havana Stage. For smaller groups we have even more options available.
"The timeless appeal of Hamilton's Grill Room can't quite be captured in words, but must be experienced firsthand. Stop in for dinner or a weekend lunch!
Canalside, nestled in the European charm of a courtyard on the Delaware River, Hamilton's Grill Room is the remarkable creation and signature of award winning set designer and restauranteur Jim Hamilton."
Brians is brilliant. The concept developed by chef/owner Brian Held is well-defined in every aspect, from the exquisite food and personable service to the sleek look of the place, where the open kitchen contrasts with the sophisticated dining area's tablecloths, banquette and framed wall of mirrors.
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New Hope Arts is dedicated to furthering the heritage of New Hope as a center for art and artists. New Hope Arts supports artists by fostering opportunities and providing space to create, collaborate and present their work. New Hope Arts offers residents and visitors of the region access to a broad array of contemporary visual, performing and literary arts.
Hosted in the Parry Mansion, the exhibition titled “Odette Myrtil: Honoring A New Hope Legend,” will feature an array of historic artifacts from the boisterous venue, helmed by actress and musician Odette Myrtil, that once served as the stomping grounds for the town’s creative to coincide with International Women’s Day
The Bucks County Playhouse is located on the site of a former grist mill on the banks of the Delaware River, 90 minutes from New York City in New Hope, Pennsylvania. The original structure was built in 1790 when owner Benjamin Parry rebuilt the Hope Mills, which had recently burned down.
After the storm clouds have passed. The sun appears with rainbows of New Hope, and a time to celebrate once again. So, for now, we stand firmly united from a distance, marching through adversity, fighting through the storm, never silent, and always proud. Together we will not be silent; we are a community that never quits. We go on fighting with new hope for a brighter tomorrow.
"The Pour House at New Hope Winery
Come join us at The Pour House at The New Hope Winery for lunch, dinner or a refreshing cocktail. Located between Peddlers Village and New Hope, The Pour House at New Hope Winery offers classic, American fare with our own country twist. "
Solebury Orchards is located in the heart of scenic Bucks County and grows apples, peaches, blueberries, and other fruits. The farm is well known for its high quality fruit and picturesque country setting.
"Step through our gate and explore our world of beautiful American handmade crafts.
As you journey through the rooms of our historic building in the heart of New Hope's Main Street, we encourage you to touch things and learn about our wonderful artists."
"Welcome to Paxson Hill Farm
A 32-acre property in beautiful Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The farm is home to a plant nursery, animals and beautiful gardens. The nursery grows various rare and exotic perennials, annuals and trees."
Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market is a 50-year-old Lambertville institution that is open year round. Since 1967, the Golden Nugget has been a'gold mine' for finding antiques, collectibles, art and more.
At age 21, the young entrepreneur discovered Bucks County and its vibrant antiques and art scene. One year later, he opened his shop at the Old Church.