Market Day

Market Day is October 3, 2020, 10:00am to 4:00pm. No Rain Date.

Full details coming soon!


Market Day is an annual outdoor event that celebrates the colonial tradition of local farmers & homesteaders bringing their crops, livestock, and homemade wares into town to sell to neighbors & townspeople. It is our proud tradition to feature high-quality crafters, artisans & fine artists; colonial-era demonstrations, reenactments & activities; farm stands; entertainment for all ages; and food from local restaurants.

Free Admission & Free Parking
105 Court St, Newtown, PA 18940

This event is organized by a team of dedicated volunteers and community members. All proceeds from Market Day support the Newtown Historic Association.

For information, email marketday@newtownhistoric.org.
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Upcoming Events

General Membership Meeting

March 16 @ 7:30 pm

Rasps, Possets and Blackjacks. Kevin Kerchner explains why you likely had these items in your 18th century home or knew someone who did!

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Annual Spring Clean-Up at the Half Moon Inn

March 21 @ 8:30 am

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“VOTES for WOMEN!” — Alisa Dupuy portrays Alice Paul

March 29 @ 2:00 pm

VOTES for WOMEN! Join us to hear the enthralling story of one of America’s most influential and local suffragettes, when Alisa Dupuy, of the Ladies of History, portrays Alice Paul.

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The Edward Hicks Room

The Newtown Historic Association invites you back in time to experience the life of Newtown's most famous artist, Edward Hicks. The Edward Hicks Room displays many of the treasurers owned by Hicks during his lifetime. These items include a double-faced swinging sign portraying William Penn's Treaty with the Indians and Penn's Landing at Chester in 1844...learn more

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We invite you to sign up to stay informed of upcoming events, educational programs and community activities. Most are held in our historic Half Moon Inn, a tavern in the early days of Newtown, and are open to the public.

Join the celebration of our past and help ensure the preservation of our future.