Enjoy a beautiful evening wandering among the gardens, sipping a glass of wine, and having the opportunity to bid on a Craig Hackett painting.

The one-day-only “Tribute to Local Veterans” is the NHA’s annual Memorial Day event to honor local soldiers.

Please join us for a view of some very special Newtown gardens, and to meet the very talented gardeners who created them.

The Elementary School Walking Tour of historic sites in Newtown is the NHA’s annual event to share the history of our town—first-hand—with the children who live here.

Come join us for a Friday evening guided stroll through the beautiful and architecturally-rich streets of historic Newtown Borough. A “good will” donation of $5.00 would be appreciated.

Join us for a look back in time at the covered bridges of the Neshaminy Creek. Local author and historian, Scott Bomboy, will speak about these majestic structures.

This annual event is designed as a self-guided walking tour of the historic properties and farmhouses scattered throughout the Tyler State Park grounds.

Market Day is an annual Newtown tradition in its 48th year that takes place in the historic borough streets and is highly anticipated by our close community and surrounding Bucks County. (Rain Date: October 6)

Come join us for a Sunday afternoon guided stroll through the beautiful and architecturally-rich streets of Newtown Borough. A "good will" donation of $20 would be appreciated.

This presentation will focus on painting conservation. Come join us to hear from conservator and gold leaf specialist, Paul Gratz.

Now in its 61st year, this tour gives visitors the opportunity to peek into six of Newtown’s unique private residences, all dressed for the holidays, and seven of Newtown’s public buildings.

Join us at the Temperance House as we celebrate our 2024 Holiday Open House Tour homeowners.

Join us at the historic Court Inn as we celebrate the return of Frederick Douglas to the Newtown Theatre.

This presentation will focus on a new book, "Slavery, Friends, and Freedom in Bucks County." Come join us to hear from one of the authors, Patricia L. Mervine.

Join us for our March general meeting at the historic Court Inn to learn about the history of one-room schoolhouses that were used in Bucks County.