Bucks County Location Reports , PA
“Conveniently located just 25 miles from Philadelphia and 30 miles from Princeton, Bucks County offers an affordable alterna- tive for small- to mid-sized meetings in a charming countryside setting,” said Rachel Wolkiewicz, Visit Bucks County’s meetings and events sales manager.
WHAT’S NEW
The 2,500-square foot Edgar N. Putman Pavilion at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown adds an element of art and culture to any meeting or event. The space boasts 22-foot high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the eclectic Patricia D. Pfundt Sculpture Garden. Additional event spaces and board- rooms are available within the museum, as well.
The Fuge, one of Bucks County’s newest meeting spaces, is home to the famed cen- trifuge where NASA astronauts trained for space missions. The “out-of-this-world” event site features more than 12,500-square feet of event space with the Main Fuge room accommodating over 750 for dinner, with food and beverage provided exlusively by Drexelbrook Catering. The Fuge also offers a boardroom, breakout rooms and a small theatre-style space for meetings and events.
Host a meeting at historic Rose Bank Winery, built on land originally deeded to William Penn. Its newest event space, the Rose Ballroom, holds 250 guests and offers scenic views of the vineyard and pasture. The winery also offers other event spaces, including the rustic two-story Buckman Barn and Vintner’s Ballroom that features a huge second story outdoor deck.
Bucks County Playhouse, an iconic institu- tion in the theater community, officially reopened in summer 2012 after closing in 2010. Once again, visitors can enjoy live, actor-equity shows on this historic stage where legends like Helen Hayes, Grace Kelly, Robert Redford and Angela Lansbury once performed. Group discounts are avail- able, and the theater itself can be rented for special events.
The newly opened Homewood Suites Warrington-Doylestown is home to the
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