My fiancé and I visited Von Thun Farms for the Tulip Festival, and it was such a beautiful…read moreexperience! The colorful tulip fields were absolutely stunning and made for the perfect spring day. The staff was incredibly friendly and even offered to take pictures for us, which we really appreciated. There was also a small farm area with sheep and chickens that was fun to visit, and several food trucks with plenty of tasty options. The farm was well organized, clean, and full of great photo opportunities. We also noticed they have other seasonal events throughout the year, like strawberry and blueberry picking, which gives us another reason to come back. We had an amazing time and highly recommend a visit. We can't wait to return for one of their upcoming events!

Our first visit was not good. Prior to our visit, we called and spoke with a woman, possibly the…read moreowner/manager inquiring about a Blueberry Crumble Pie . After some back and forth, my wife and I were told that they would have some for us since we were an hour away. Imagine the disappointment once we got there and was handed a frozen Blueberry Crumb . We decided since that was not what we were expecting, we didn't buy it. This owner shrugged her shoulders with a 'no big deal' and walked away. When you treat customers with such contempt and disrespect, we will never return again So a fair warning to others. To this farm you are viewed as a cash transaction and nothing else. Move on to other much better farm businesses that treat their customers better. Ciao!

NH art gallery is a nice shop on main street. Helped me with a print that came out amazing. Steve…read morewas a great help in making this possible

From the owner: A chiche gallery located in historic New Hope, PA with a unique ambiance featuring classic and…read morecontemporary art. Also the home on Large Format Digital Printing.

9/22/24 - We attended the hot air balloon festival in September, when the weather was still quite…read morewarm. It seems to be held 2-3 times between June and September. According to their website, this is the first of three hot air balloon festivals in Warren County, created in 2021 for artists and crafters. This event was called the "Hot Air Balloons, Arts & Crafts Festival," and there were vendors, food trucks, live music, as well as activities and entertainment (mostly geared toward kids) such as axe throwing, a video arcade trailer, bounce house, face painting, crafts, a clown walking around doing tricks, a robo-dog, drone flying demo, rocket building & launch, and my toddler's favorite - a giant tub of Legos lol. You could also pay to go up in a tethered balloon ($30 adult/$20 child 4-12yo), but the line was long and didn't seem to be moving too fast so we abandoned that idea. The highlight was of course the balloon launch, which began in the late afternoon into early evening, one after another. It was a sight to behold as the colorful balloons drifted over the horizon. We laid out our picnic blankets on the grass, ate food and walked around while watching the balloons take off. Toward the end of the evening, 7-8ish, there was a dance party with a DJ and pretty good music, which lasted until sunset. Very fun for the kids (and me!), and the DJ booth gave away light-up bracelets and other glow-in-the-dark accessories to everyone! Finally, we stayed to watch the special monster balloon be inflated before leaving as it was getting dark and colder. Parking and check-in were a beeeze and very organized. The event is family friendly and we thought the price was reasonable especially if you buy a family pack.

3.5 Have been to a balloon festival and fair just once…read morebefore - there was a lot to do/see and many hot air balloons were released. Had some expectations when we decided to go last-minute to this one held in Warren Community College, Washington NJ. It was the last for this summer. Pay for admission on their website or at the location. $10/adult, $5/parking. Got the family rate at $35, for up to 5 people, parking included- good deal. Parking was very organized. Our QR code was scanned at ticketing tent and got wristbands. Was told we could leave and return with the bands (Could have gone to an outdoor bbq place we drove by on the way.) Festival started at 2pm, we got there at 3pm. In the open grassy field of the college so was warm under the sun. Shade under trees, tents. Make sure to have sun protection and something to sit on. Had my yelp blanket in the car so laid it on the nice grass and used my yelp Mets fan to cool off. No balloons yet so we decided to see what's at the fair. First we saw a remote-operated dog. It was walking around, checking out food menus haha and interacting with people. So cool. For food/drinks, prices from $4 for hotdogs with different toppings, to $10-$25 from the various food trucks/tents. We just ate so got fried oreos and funnel cake at $10 each; iced coffees from The Laughing Goat in the cutest food truck (a local coffee place). Their iced americano had good flavor, more than their iced coffee. Not much for us adults to do there so didn't need to come too early. Unless you want to pay to go in one of the 3 tethered balloons, which went on til dark; axe-throwing (not bad at $5 for 5 min) or the "walk-into" inflated balloon for photo-op $3pp. We just checked out the few vendor tents; got our video taken in a grounded balloon basket with flames shooting up, flew a small drone. There was a juggler with different props - learned how to use the chinese yoyo, etc. Little kids had face-painting; made paper rockets and launched them; a small bounce house, etc. Heard there was going to be a dance party too. At close to 5pm, we got our spot with a great view of the balloons being inflated. First one went up about 45min later. 8 balloons so not as many as our first experience. Still, nice to watch. At about 7pm, 4 more balloons were inflated, which included the finale Monster balloon. We decided to leave when it got dark and the monster was still down. Too bad. We wish they started on it much earlier.

Joe worked with me for months to create beautifully framed wedding pictures to display in our…read moredining room to commemorate 12 years of marriage with my husband. He recommended a local top notch editor so that the photos that I selected would be most appealing to the eye. Joe was honest and gave me his professional advise during the frame selection to ensure that the final product exuded class. His advice and recommendations were paramount in achieving exactly what I had hoped in the end product. I highly recommend The Mitre Box and would seek Joe's expertise any day on any future project. Thanks, Joe!

Hands down, one of the best fines in Lansdale - It's not often you find a family-owned & operated…read morebusiness that specializes in the art of custom framing. Whether it's a piece of artwork that needs its first frame or needs reframing or you are in need of replacement or protective museum style glass or just some advice, The Mitre Box has you covered. From their limitless custom framing options, glass options ranging from standard to museum quality or UV protection glass for sensitive pieces. Stop in to this Lansdale gem for all your picture and artwork needs. Believe me, The Mitre Box has either framed, reframed, replaced or updated the glass of nearly every picture in our home.

Cathy and PA wine Tours are fantastic! Cathy spent time with us beforehand to be sure she delivered…read moreexactly what our group wanted for the day. The result was really a perfect day in the beautiful countryside of PA (we felt like we were in Europe), where we tasted great wines, learned about the area and the wineries, and had great fun all along the way. Cathy attended to every detail, from photos of us all enjoying ourselves to the picturesque scenery, to the food that was available to accompany our tastings--and a bus that was outfitted perfectly too. Our group of 9 was impressed with every detail, but most of all had the best possible, personal experience that exceeded every expectation among us. We had no idea that such a phenomenal experience was possible in PA--but let me say it is!

Cathy was my point of contact for planning a wine tour in the Jim Thorpe area for a bachelorette…read moreweekend. She was a pleasure to work with and was very accommodating to our specific needs. She is knowledgeable and experienced, which was great because she could provide key recommendations. She always replied promptly to emails and answered all of our many questions thoroughly. Thank you!!