Historic Carversville Society

06/17/2026

A Philly story that became everyone’s story…

Join the Historic Carversville Society for a knockout edition of Films in the Field as we bring Rocky to the big screen under the summer sky. Lace up, show up, and feel the heartbeat of an underdog story that still inspires generations.

🗓 Saturday, July 13
📍 Carversville General Store
🕡 Social Gathering at 6:30 PM
🍷 BYOB + Picnic Vibes
🍽 Thyme & Plate will be serving up delicious dinner options for purchase before the movie www.thymeandplatecatering.com
🎥 Movie begins at 8:30 PM
🎟 Free Admission

Bring a chair, grab a blanket, and settle in for a night of community, nostalgia, and pure Philly spirit. It’s going to be a beautiful evening to come together and cheer for the ultimate underdog under the stars.

06/15/2026

Congratulations to Tine De Marez!

The Carversville Community voted Tine's photo as the winner of the 2026 Carversville Photo Contest.

Date: January of 2023
Location: Taken prior to the re-build of the aqueduct, where the Paunacussing Creek meets the Delaware River.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's contest! We love seeing Carversville through your lens! 📸

* The photo contest is open to all members of the HCS. Not a member yet? Join today! Link in our bio.

06/11/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out for Carversville Day on May 30! It was a wonderful event and a beautiful day on the square. We ate, shopped, danced, celebrated and most importantly, came together as a community.

A special thank you to this year’s vendors: Paunacussing Watershed, John Cole Woodworking, BCS Compost, Bleuquet, Rope&Rye, Rusty Thomas Event Designs, Palmarosa, Lynn Travel Inc, HVAS Wood Designs and Solebury Township Historical Society
...to Kristina Gibb Photography for helping us capture the day with photos

…to the lemonade crew for keeping everyone hydrated

…to Princess Backpack and Benjaminbackpack for delighting the little ones with a wonderful performance, and to the amazing Traveling Soleburys for filling the day with music
.. and lastly, to our neighbors The Carversville Inn and Thyme & Plate Catering, thank you for your continued support.

Carversville Day 2026 is officially in the books. See you next year!

In the meantime, don't forget to support your local retailers, businesses and artists.

05/29/2026

LIVE AUCTION ALERT – CARVERSVILLE DAY

🗓 Saturday, May 30 | 📍 Carversville, PA

Ravens Run , New Hope’s Visual & Performing Arts Camp is celebrating our 30th year of bringing together professional artists and students to explore the world of creativity in a supportive and inspiring environment. Offering programs for campers ages 6-15.

Try-it Week: A one week “mini-camp.” Campers will sample all of the arts during this introductory experience.

Each session features different projects, so that campers can attend a combination of sessions, if desired.

https://ravensrunarts.com/

Join in the fun!!!!

📢 Bid live at Carversville Day – Saturday, May 30

05/29/2026

Tomorrow’s the day! Carversville Day is back on May 30, and the sun is ready to shine on our favorite village tradition. ☀️💛

As we get ready for another year of music, laughter, good food, and friendly faces, we’re looking back at moments from past Carversville Days... the smiles, the silly contests, the kids running around the square, the neighbors catching up, the memories that make this place feel like home.

This is what community looks like.
This is why we show up.
And tomorrow, we get to do it all again.

Grab your friends, your family, your neighbors, and come make new memories with us.

See you in the square.

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

LIVE AUCTION ALERT – CARVERSVILLE DAY

🗓 Saturday, May 30 | 📍 Carversville, PA

🎤 Pop Star Session with Pete DeMeo

Record your favorite song in a professional studio, guided by experienced producers, and leave with your own star-quality track.

⭐Pick your song in advance.
⭐Produced track will be ready at your Session
⭐Go solo or turns on the mic

Easy. Fun. Done.

Located on Main Street in New Hope, Pennsylvania, Pete DeMeo’s studio is ready to rock. He’ll guide you through the session, keep things relaxed, and handle the recording and mixing. POPSTARS will leave with a finished track MP3 to share.

📢 Bid live at Carversville Day – Saturday, May 30

05/28/2026

LIVE AUCTION ALERT – CARVERSVILLE DAY

🗓 Saturday, May 31 | 📍 Carversville, PA

Don’t miss your chance to own an original sculpture by local artist Justin Long — available at the Live Auction during Carversville Day!

Untitled Sculpture
17” H x 7” W x 6” D
Crafted from found objects with a bluestone base

Justin Long, a Solebury School grad and Bucks County native, has been creating striking works of art for over 20 years. With a background in both fine art and custom steel fabrication, Justin brings a bold, industrial elegance to every piece. His work is permanently installed at both the Solebury School and the Doylestown Community Conservatory, and now you can bring his artistry home.

https://www.justinlongart.com

📢 Bid live at Carversville Day – Saturday, May 31

Support the arts, support your community, and take home a one-of-a-kind piece!

05/27/2026

🍋✨Carversville Day is getting a splash of sunshine with freshly squeezed lemonade ready to pour at a charming handmade stand. Every cup supports the HCS. Stop by for a sip and a smile.

Cash is kindly encouraged (our cell service is famously shy), but electronic payments can be made too.

❤️ Carversville Day
📅 Saturday, May 30
🕙 10:00–3:00
📍 On the Square

05/27/2026

LIVE AUCTION ALERT – CARVERSVILLE DAY

🗓 Saturday, May 30 | 📍 Carversville, PA

Watercolor Painting of Carversville, Pa
By Jack Williamson

This beautiful watercolor was donated by Wayne and Carolyn Yetter. It was exhibited at Phillips Mill Art Exhibition 1987 and then later purchased from Bianco Gallery in 1991 when the Yetters moved to Carversville.

Framed Art Dimensions 45”x31”
Previously listed for $2500

Jack Williamson is a graduate of the Parsons School of Design and was a student at the School of Visual Arts and the Art Students League. He lived in New York where he ran a design and photography studio for over 35 years. In 1990, he moved to South Carolina and has become a fine art painter in pastel, oil, and watercolor. Many of his more recent works are of scenes of the South Carolina low country. He was the subject of a feature article in Watercolor Magazine in the winter 1995 issue.

📢 Bid live at Carversville Day – Saturday, May 30