For your next social or corporate event, Red Hat on the River invites you to share in our exquisite views and award winning cuisine. We welcome private and semi-private groups for dining in our loft or main floor. For larger affairs, the unique two story layout, along with our riverside patio, provides many options for creating a truly custom event. Michelle VanNess, Red Hat Director of Special Events, has over a decade of experience with Red Hat creating innovative private events ranging from small corporate dinners to elaborate weddings. Her particular skill is understanding that for some, party planning is a chore to be left to others, while for others it is a joy that requires expert assistance and support.

Rafters is a beautiful Event Venue located in historic Newtown, Bucks County, PA. Rafters is able to host all of your special events, whether it's your Wedding celebration, Mitzvahs, Gala, Fundraisers, Showers, Birthdays or Graduations. Rafters is Where Rustic meets Industrial Offering a newly constructed & thoughtfully designed event space, featuring a beautiful open Industrial influenced feel, ceilings open to the rafters, a gorgeous real hardwood floor throughout the main event space, along with beautiful new exposed spiral duct work, and modern yet rustic, influenced lighting fixtures. Of course we've got a beautiful private suite available complete with crystal chandelier! Let's not forget our rear garden areas, perfect for ceremonies along with our other lovely outside areas! Ton's of thoughtful amenities built in, stop by & see for yourself!

Host your special day at the ArtsQuest Center! Our venue offers breathtaking floor to ceiling views of the iconic Bethlehem Steel Blast Furnaces, serving as a beautiful backdrop for the beginning of your love story and a view your guests will never forget!

The building dates back to 1837, a three-level structure which was built by William Nelson. Peekskill lawyer, Congressman, and friend to Abraham Lincoln. A small stage, built on the 3rd floor in 1870, was identified as the “Dramatic Hall.” This emblematic building had been abandoned for about 20 years and fallen into disrepair until 2012, a complete renovation took place restoring the 1870-era theater. The Dramatic Hall serves as a space to host weddings, private parties, plays, live music performances, and more.