Fig® Doylestown Fall 2015

fig ® fall 2015 | issue no. 9 | the fresh, fashionable, & flavorful of doylestown, pennsylvania

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PUBLISHER Moxie House, LLC EDITOR Deborah Brandt MANAGING EDITOR Krista Sherkey PRODUCT MANAGER Amy Hynes DESIGN Jena Miller Shani Tucker Josh Seibert PHOTOGRAPHY Mike Miville Adam Payne STYLE DIRECTOR Marie Kojitani WRITING Steve Neumann Krista Sherkey Edie Weinstein

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THINKING FORMING

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COMMUNICATIONS Theresa Yerger ADVERTISING SALES Adam Payne Mike Emmett INTERNS Erica Petrone Tesa Pribitkin Rachael Villari Sabrina Tran SUPPORT STAFF Nicole Patterson Emma Parnham Jenna Bozzi CONTRIBUTORS Jennifer Ashenfelter Helen Brown Franca Caserta Tabitha Dell’Angelo Julie Duffey Hillary Frymire Randy Levine Josh Lutton Bill Reiner Karen Snyder Tina Sottolano-Cain Ben Sullivan Heather Walton LisaBeth Weber Dr. Laura Weis OTHER FIG® DESTINATIONS: LANCASTER, PA figlancaster.com WEST CHESTER, PA figwestchester.com BETHLEHEM, PA figbethlehem.com KENNETT SQUARE, PA figkennett.com COLUMBIA, SC figcolumbia.com

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community supporters

Thank you to our Community Supporters for their dedication to the Doylestown borough: Chester County Art Association, Dickens Chimney Restoration Inc., Eiseman Construction, Garden Spot Village, and PA Leadership Charter School.

See them starting on page 31.

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thank you to our partners: borough of doylestown / mercer museum & fonthill castle / michener art museum / delaware valley university

on the cover & in this intro: moravian pottery and tile works ​ The Moravian Pottery and Tile Works continues to hand make tiles and mosaics in the American Arts and Crafts tradition.

Handmade tiles are still produced similarly to those developed by the pottery's founder and builder Henry Chapman, a major proponent of the Arts & Crafts Movement in America. Learn more at buckscounty.org.

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I N N O VA T I O N in·no·va·tion \i-nə-'vā-shən\ noun 1. Something newly introduced; new method, custom, device, etc.; change in the way of doing things.

Why, even though innovation is not defined as a negative action, do so many of us cringe at the suggestion of change? Without even realizing it, we all contribute to the world’s continuous evolution; we throw bottles in the recycling bin, we look for our long-lost friends on Facebook, and we turn up our heaters once that first November breeze feels just a little too cold. If we all have the power to make such changes in our own lives, then why not approach innovation in our surroundings with the same fearless attitude? When we all work together, we will be amazed at what’s in store for our future— while never forgetting our past.

The world is evolving around us: ideas are spreading, cities are growing, and just about everything is lighting up. It is our job to highlight Doylestown’s most compelling treasures in order to enlighten our friends and family. By sharing our stories we can preserve our town’s authenticity while embracing an influx of new visitors, ideas, and traditions. Here at Fig® Doylestown, we provide the visuals of our town, and we are asking you to provide the voices.

As a mother, I know there will be one day when a small voice inside of me will wish that my son had never grown up. I will catch myself quickly, however, because with his growth will come many proud moments, all of which are possible thanks to the opportunity for change and innovation. By looking at our beautiful hometown as a symbol of both our childhood and our future, we must remember that it is important to let it grow.

Read on to admire the work of our very own brightest innovators and to marvel in the pride we all share for our home of Doylestown.

With gratitude,

krista sherkey Meet the entire creative & talented team who make Fig® possible at moxiehouse.com.

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authentic | fall 2015 | figdoylestown.com authentic. true. doylestown.

“This area is rich in history, arts, culture, education, and opportunity!”

Heather Walton loves to shop local.

AUTHENTIC:

heather walton

whether you’ve traveled for business or pleasure, you know

the value of a good concierge. They’re the knowledgeable natives around their neck of the woods, the candid connoisseur of local culture. You also know that a good one can be rare. Fortunately for Doylestown, Heather Walton of Class-Harlan Real Estate seems to have been born for such a role.

“My passion is for being a ‘first friend’ to people,” she says, “helping them and guiding them from everything from doctors 4 figdoylestown.com

to schools to sports clubs for their kids to the best restaurants, and where to go for music on a Friday night.”

Heather moved to the area twenty-two years ago. After a successful career in public relations and marketing, she began selling real estate in 2001, eventually becoming part owner of Class-Harlan.

But she doesn’t just sell homes, she sells a lifestyle. “This area is rich in history, arts, culture, education, and opportunity,” she says. “What a gift for me to be able to live here and sell all of that.”

Heather is passionate about her role as concierge, purposefully positioning herself as the expert to go to for everything Doylestown. She created a Facebook page called Destination Doylestown when Facebook first came out with business pages.

“I give a lot,” she says, “I believe that kindness matters and that giving comes back, and it has for me tenfold.”

Learn more about Heather at classharlan.com.

10am-5pm Daily

• www.DoylestownArtsFestival.com

• A Doylestown Alliance Event

215.340.9988 doylestownartsfestival.com

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built from the inside out Innovation leads the way with the all-new 2016 Volvo XC90. Good design is at the forefront of Volvo’s advances in efficient power, connectivity, and safety.

Welcome to luxury that’s boldly redefined.

Keystone VOLVO

NEW & PRE-OWNED VEHICLES PARTS & SERVICE COLLISION CENTER Visit our other location: 497 East Lancaster Avenue, Berwyn 866.486 9481 6 235 south main street, doylestown 215.348.9438 keystonevolvo.com

Photo taken at James A. Michener Art Museum

no pressure. no hype.

figdoylestown.com | fall 2015 | fresh face now open!

Lynda Berry, owner

Meet new local businesses that add to the texture of our borough.

Look for Fig® Fresh Faces in every issue.

F R E S H FAC E : bucks county is one of the most scenic places in the country, so it’s no surprise many

couples celebrate their nuptials there.

Weddings are magical, but every event is different from the next, and no two love connections are ever the same.

No one knows this better than modern photographer Lynda Berry, who says she photographs love for a living.

“I feel like I can see love,” she says, “and that’s what makes the photos come out so much better.” Lynda has always had a

lynda berry photography

passion for capturing life’s moments on camera. After graduating from college with a degree in graphic design and photography, she worked as a freelance sports journalist—and during that time had the opportunity to photograph the Philadelphia Eagles.

“I drew that love of action photography into my business,” she says. Her approach is to let the wedding couple interact with each other, have fun and enjoy the day, while she captures the moment. She feels honored to have such an important job

and be able to spend the best day of their lives with them.

Lynda has a dedicated staff with an in-house graphic designer, enabling her to have a quick turnaround time for her couples, and incorporate the latest trends by traveling frequently to photography conventions coast to coast. Her passion, professionalism, and eye for the look of love make Lynda Berry Photography your go-to photographer for your unforgettable day.

Learn more at lyndaberryphotography.com.

22 south main street, suite 215 267.221.8581 lyndaberryphotography.com

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PHASE 2: COMING SOON

NOW SELLING!

live somewhere you love D I S C O V E R L U X U R I O U S L I V I N G AT T H E E N C L AV E A T N Y C E ’ S M I L L

the enclave at nyce’s mill is an

exquisite, private community located in historic Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The beautiful interior living spaces feature the finest quality appliances such as Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele. The area’s natural beauty, rich history, commuting convenience, and award-winning schools make The Enclave at Nyce’s Mill one of the most sought after addresses in desirable Bucks County.

Live someplace you love. Call Chris Nisbet at 215.348.3558 for more information about Phase 2.

8 30 south main street 215.348.3558 x117 jcmolloy.com

SINGLE-LEVEL LIVING LUXURIOUSLYAPPOINTED INTERIORS DELUXE UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE ELEVATOR SERVICE TO EACH FLOOR

SELECT HOMES FEATURE ROOFTOP PATIOS APPLIANCES SUPPLIED BY BILL VANDEGRIFT, INC. IN THE HEART OF THE BOROUGH AND WALKING DISTANCE TO UNIQUE RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING, & ENTERTAINMENT

family owned & operated since 1936 QUALITY SALES & SERVICE

Appliances are a big investment!

Trust yours to the knowledgable and reliable staff at Bill Vandegrift. With a solid reputation for serving Doylestown since 1936, their expertise ranges from sales and appliances to service.

Bill Vandegrift is proud to partner with realtors J Carroll Molloy and supply the appliances they need for an outstanding home—from cooktops and ranges to washers, dryers, and more. Think locally when it comes to quality service and invest locally.

450 east butler avenue, new britain 215.345.1892 billvandegrift.com 9

fig® kid | fall 2015 | figdoylestown.com grow & learn in doylestown

check out jack’s local picks

on the following page!

kid!

JACK MANNING The Doylestown community is a beautiful patchwork of young and old alike. In each issue, our Fig® Kid section features a local Doylestown child with a unique story and an amazing talent who loves to call Doylestown home.

to help. The relationships that Jack holds with others are very meaningful to him.

Jack once watched a Christmas movie in which a child was reading to senior citizens. He decided that was a good way to give back. Jack now reads regularly to the residents at Pine Run Community, sharing his favorite storybooks and characters.

“i need to work hard to achieve

In addition to his acts of service, Jack is a budding performer with experience in jazz, tap, musical theatre, acting, modeling, and soon guitar and vocal lessons. On any given day, you can find him practicing at the Bucks County School of Performing Arts in Doylestown.

While in Kindergarten, he decided to participate in a musical theatre camp and played the role of the elephant in their production of the “Jungle Book.”

Since then, he signed with Wilhelmina of Philadelphia and represented them on A Global Stars Cruise where he was named the “Best Overall Child Actor.”

This recognition led to roles in Girls on HBO, Down Murder Lane on the Biography

my goals. I think life is like a bunch of little steps to achieve those goals. My teacher would say that I need to have ‘grit’ to get there.”

Every once in awhile, you meet a child who is wise beyond his years— empathetic, passionate, never meets a stranger, and is in love with all that life has to offer. Fearless.

Meet Jack Manning. Son. Brother.

Student. Athlete. Actor. Dancer. Amazing!

Jack believes that the world is his oyster.

As the oldest of four siblings and a friend to many, he is always the first to notice when one is struggling and devises a plan 10 figdoylestown.com

Channel, a short film for the Cartoon Network, and another upcoming short film produced by the same Cartoon Network director with a role created just for Jack. In addition, he has also been cast in Sprout’s Pay It Forward, PNC Bank, Health Alliance, and Kennedy Health System commercials.

Like so many other incredible performers, Jack is proud to call Doylestown his home. In turn, Doylestown is honored that such a caring, talented, and outgoing child is one of our own.

"Nothing lights up a child's brain like play."

– Dr. Stuart Brown

Morning Glory Preschool

fall festival & open house F R I D AY, O C T O B E R 3 0 T H , 4 – 5 : 3 0 P M​

320 edison furlong road 610.982.5606 rivervalleyschool.org

inspiring our youth OFFERING CLASSES FOR BOYS & GIRLS AGES 2 1/2 – COLLEGE MUSICAL THEATRE, DANCE, & VOICE 209 shewell avenue 267.247.5458 buckscountyschooloftheperformingarts.com

Bambini’s World CHILDREN’S BOUTIQUE CLOTHING FOR INFANTS, BABIES, TODDLERS, & CHILDREN UP TO AGE 7 SPECIAL OCCASION OUTFITS BALLET OUTFITS & SHOES GIFTS FOR SHOWERS & PARTIES 4 0 W E S T O A K L A N D AV E N U E D OY L E S T O W N , PA 215.230.4572 B A M B I N I SWO R L D.CO M

giving back | fall 2015 | figdoylestown.com volunteer. donate. give back.

Kimberly Cambra, Executive Director of CB Cares, photographed in the original kitchen of the James-Lorah Memorial Home (c. 1964).

G I V I N G B AC K :

kimberly cambra

colorful cards and thank you notes decorate the walls of the

Doylestown office of Kimberly Cambra.

They are a testament to the work of this steadfast go-giver and energetic go-getter.

by promoting positive behaviors via Search Institute's Development Assets which is the framework for all of CB Cares’ programs such as the Boomerang Youth Recognition award.

With a background in the hospitality industry, Cambra made the leap eight and a half years ago into her role as Executive Director of CB Cares Educational Foundation—a community coalition comprised of individuals, organizations, and businesses dedicated to creating a stronger, healthier Central Bucks.

The organization will present the longstanding tradition of Pumpkinfest on October 24th at the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works. Cambra sees this event—for kids of all ages—as an opportunity to convey an important message about ATOD (alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs) prevention amongst our youth.

One of the goals of CB Cares is to communicate the importance of drug and alcohol prevention and awareness

As a self-professed “lover of Doylestown history and culture,” she recently completed a personal project highlighting

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the Village Improvement Association—an organization established in 1895 by a group of fourteen women dedicated to improving the quality of life in the Central Bucks community. One hundred twenty years ago, they then went on to found Doylestown Hospital. To mark this significant milestone, Cambra recently completed a documentary “Then, Now and Forever: The History of the Village Improvement Association” which will debut to the public later this fall.

Cambra’s infectious passion is her “secret ingredient” that fuels her love for and dedication to Doylestown.

Learn more at cb-cares.org.

Fall ForColor STYLISH HOME ACCESSORIES FOR EVERY SEASON

DINNERWARE & TABLETOP ACCENTS HOME ACCESSORIES BRIDAL & GIFT REGISTRY PERSONALIZED CUSTOMER SERVICE FEATURING: BACCARAT CHRISTOFLE GARNIER THIEBAUT GIEN JULISKA SIMON PEARCE VIETRI WILLIAM YEOWARD

NEST FRAGRANCES

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Kaffe Fassett (b. 1937) at the Quilt Museum and Gallery in York, England, May 2015.

Photograph by Tony Bartholomew, Courtesy of the Quilters’ Guild Collection.

L I F E I N C O L O R the michener art museum is

proud to be one of only two museum venues in the United States for this stellar textile exhibition of thirty-five historical quilts and contemporary patchworks with trans-Atlantic ties. The exhibition features fifteen new patchwork pieces, designed by the internationally renowned textile artist Kaffe Fassett.

A native of San Francisco, Fassett studied painting in Boston before settling in England in 1964. Shortly thereafter he discovered knitting, and his first design appeared as a full page spread in Vogue Knitting magazine.

In 1988, his work was the subject of a oneman show at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the first time a living textile artist had such a show there.

14 138 south pine street 215.340.9800 MichenerArtMuseum.org

In the decades since, Fassett has designed ambitious patterns that have inspired hand knitters all over the world. His work now encompasses designs for textiles and patchwork. His unique sense of color and drive to create has led to his reputation as a guru in the world of color and textiles.

This dynamic installation will be on view from November 14, 2015 through February 21, 2016.

B L A N K E T NEW QUILTS BY

KAFFE FASSETT AND HISTORICAL QUILTS FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE QUILT MUSEUM AND GALLERY, YORK, UK

S T A T E M E N T S NOV 14–FEB 21

MICHENERMUSEUM.ORG Top to bottom, left to right: Kaffe Fassett (b. 1937), Autumn Crosses, Herringbone Stripe, Snowball Bouquets (details). Kaffe Fassett Studio, photographs

by Dave Tolson.

Photo taken at the log house at The Mercer Museum

CHANGING WITH THE TIMES

marketing homes the modern way

Housing has changed drastically and so has our approach to selling homes.

One thing that has not changed is our commitment to old-fashioned values and service!

Agents featured: Heather Walton, owner/partner; Todd McCarty, owner/partner; Scott Strasburg, broker of record; Sherri Belfus; Pat Foley; Mary Japchen; Derek John; Linda Kilroy; Marie Kovach; JoAnn Maroney; Phyllis Smith; Linda Strasburg; Candi Van Wagner

179 Queensbury Place $312,500

51 Springs Drive $479,000

140 East Ashland Street $1,599,000

16 15 west state street 215.348.8111 classharlan.com

Mercer Museum photo by Wright Choice Photography

L E G O® C A S T L E ADVENTURE

october 3, 2015 – january 17, 2016 get ready to storm the castle this fall. Builders of all ages are invited

to the Mercer castle to construct their very own castles using one of the greatest building materials of all time—LEGO® bricks! Enter a LEGO® Kingdom, explore a giant castle full of secret passageways, see a LEGO® dragon, climb a lookout tower, construct a virtual castle and test its defenses with a catapult, joust on play horses, and more! No advance tickets are necessary. LEGO® Castle Adventure is generously sponsored by Univest, Penn Color, Inc., Visit Bucks County, The Meek Foundation, and Doylestown Health's Della Penna Pediatric Center.

NEW EXHIBIT:

Experience the Mercer Museum at night during the Mercer by Moonlight tours.

MERCER BY MOONLIGHT TOURS friday, october 30 7 pm & 8 pm

Discover the history and folklore of some of the museum's more chilling and ghoulish objects including a hearse, gallows, "witch" doctors canes, and more in this seasonal nighttime tour.

Visit mercermuseum.org for more information on fall exhibits and programs at the Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle.

215.345.0210 mercermuseum.org

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PRACTICUM AND INTERNSHIPS

• Managed by experienced LPC clinical coordinator devoted to working with students to identify their professional goals and securing clinical placements.

• 100-hour practicum and 600hour internship in a clinical setting.

•1 00% placement rate in diverse settings, such as substance abuse centers, community mental health, victim advocacy, family service agencies, and intensive inpatient and outpatient hospitals.

COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY LAB

Innovation Starts At Delaware Valley University Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology Developing the skills, knowledge, and experience to apply to become a licensed professional counselor (LPC) The philosophy and overall goal of our Counseling Psychology Program is to educate professionals who are interested in becoming change agents for their clients and the community. Students can choose from two tracks based on their interests: social justice community counseling or child and adolescent counseling. Guided by the question: How can we train our counselors to think within a system where they can best impact people and the community?

Using a cohort-based model, our students are cooperative, not competitive, and become advocates for each other. Our senior students mentor our junior students and together they conduct research with faculty—presenting together at conferences and professional associations.

Now is your time. DelVal is your school.

• S tate-of-the-art counseling lab features a large group counseling room and six individual counseling labs.

• The lab’s Noldus equipment allows students to practice and develop counseling skills and record sessions while they receive real-time feedback about counseling skill development.

FACULTY

•P ractitioner-based instruction with the region’s most progressive, involved clinicians, bringing real-world experiences to classroom discussion.

• S mall class sizes give students individualized attention and tailored coursework to fit the class’s interests and abilities.

18 700 east butler avenue 1.800.2.delval delval.edu

PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT

Chris Walter is the Clinical Coordinator for the Graduate Counseling Psychology Program at Delaware Valley University– a graduate school program quickly becoming known for its innovative, real-world approach of preparing students to enter a competitive workforce. One of the main aspects of Walter’s role, and central to the philosophy of the program, is overseeing the student practicum and internship experiences.

Upon receiving his undergraduate degree in Psychology, he became employed as a childcare worker. His interest in the field grew, and his experiences led him to pursue a Master’s degree, knowing that a graduate degree would provide him with broader career opportunities.

It was the cutting-edge, sophisticated technology used in the counseling lab combined with the cohort-based model that attracted him to Delaware Valley University.

The innovative lab allows students to record themselves practicing counseling skills and give and receive feedback from peers and faculty.

“Our Graduate Counseling Psychology Program was intentionally designed to be small so that students get to know the faculty and staff,” said Walter. “Students receive a lot of individualized attention during their time in the program, including opportunities to pursue research with faculty and to attend and present at local, regional, and national conferences.”

“ Our counseling lab was built with very sophisticated and user-friendly recording technology. Students have the opportunity to record themselves practicing counseling skills and give and receive feedback from peers and faculty.”

The synergy between faculty, staff, and students, is combined with adaptive technology and a program built upon continually implemented counseling skills.

Graduates of the Counseling Psychology Program are professionally prepared through practical, supervised experiences in order to become advocates for families and the communities they serve.

Learn more Learn more about this innovative program by visiting, delval.edu/grad.

DISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF

your hair Balayage (French for sweep or paint) is a technique used to highlight hair. The hair color is painted on in a way that creates a gradual, natural-looking effect. It produces less noticeable regrowth lines, creates a soft and natural look that accentuates features, and mimics youthful, sun-kissed tresses that flow and grow seamlessly.

Pictured: hair by EB Salon.

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WHERE

“take a hike” IS A GOOD THING

welcome to hart's woods preserve, an

approximately 20-acre parcel of mature woodlands located within Doylestown Township that is owned and preserved by Heritage Conservancy. Saved from loggers as well as from development of the Route 202 and 611 bypass, this is just one example of Heritage Conservancy's many protected properties that gives our community the chance to connect with nature. Take a hike in Hart's Woods Preserve and enjoy...

...abundant wildlife...

...the calming sounds of a Neshaminy Creek tributary...

…and the rejuvenating feeling that nature provides.

To learn more about connecting with this preserved property and many others like it throughout our region, contact Heritage Conservancy at 215.345.7020.

To preserve and protect our natural & historic heritage.

85 old dublin pike 215.345.7020 heritageconservancy.org

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changing the landscape‌ ‌ O N E H O M E AT A T I M E

A TIMELESS TRADITION CONTINUES... our fourth home in a line of doylestown borough classics (image right).

Each home is unique, but each result the same: thoughtful interiors, intriguing facades, and outstanding experiences.

Innovation through exceptional architecture and commitment to a job well done. We are Jarrett Vaughan Builders.

22 4050 skyron drive, suite g 215.345.8008 jarrettvaughan.com

Photograph by Randl Bye Photography

Brian Vaughan, co-owner

SERVING LUNCH & DINNER VEGETARIAN OPTIONS GLUTEN-FREE TUESDAY – THURSDAY 11 AM – 9 PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11 AM – 10 PM SUNDAY 12 PM – 8 PM BYOB TRAVELING TO LAMBERTVILLE, NJ? VISIT EL TULE, QUINOA'S SISTER RESTAURANT!

Carmen Egoavil & Said Anguiano, culinary team

delicious flavors OF PERU & MEXICO

quinoa indulges customers

with satisfying and flavorful interpretations of traditional Peruvian and Mexican cuisine.

Made with fresh and healthy ingredients, come experience flavors with all five senses.

It's more than just a restaurant—enjoy a true and authentic cultural experience!

24 762 north easton road 215.348.2826 quinoarestaurantbyo.com

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A nonprofit organization with national impact, the Travis Manion Foundation engages with veterans and families of the fallen in all stages of their personal journeys, offering unique opportunities to empower them to achieve their goals. Since its inception in 2007, the Travis Manion Foundation has assisted more than 18,000 veterans and families of the fallen.

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Left to right: Mike Moyer, Rick Moyer, Cooper Moyer, & Jake Moyer

paul b. moyer and sons is a fourth generation, family-owned business that stays true to the small-town principles of quality, honesty, and personal service. When it comes to working with customers, they keep things simple and easy.

Need delivery? No problem!

The staff will even help unload your equipment. Need a repair?

They’ll come pick it up for you.

THE RIGHT TOOLS

for every season

They are Doylestown’s store for everything lawn and garden.

“If we don’t have it, you don’t need it.” It’s that simple.

HUSQVARNA MOWERS

HONDA GENERATORS

REDMAX LEAF BLOWERS

KOHLER OEM PARTS

MANTIS TILLERS

26 190 south clinton street 215.348.1270 poweredbymoyer.com

& MUCH MORE!

A W E A LT H O F

expertise

financial planning is a

time-consuming and complex process. At Reiner Financial, we offer our clients the right information to make the right decisions. Our strategies provide comfort and peace-of-mind when managing your financial future. We provide real answers, to real questions.

William Reiner, CFP®, ChFC® Owner, Reiner Financial

In a world where family-time is limited, we make planning for your family’s future easier on you, giving you more time to spend with them.

FINANCIAL PLANNING & ADVICE ASSET MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL EDUCATION 401(K) & EMPLOYER SPONSORED RETIREMENT PLANS

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329a south main street 215.340.2360 reinerfinancial.com

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W H AT D O E S IT MEAN TO

shop local?

with the holiday season fast approaching, it is important for our community

to understand the impact of shopping at our local businesses in Doylestown. Maybe out of habit or perhaps convenience, we choose to go to the mall, or a chain store on the outskirts of town. However, the following statistics might make you think twice this year.

Remember, the shops that keep downtown Doylestown alive also keep our community flourishing.

W E N DY M A R G O L I S

borough council member

“ D oylestown is the envy of all of the other municipalities due to our local stores. If we wish to keep it the gem it is, please shop local.”

TERESE DELUCA

bella’s boutique

“ By shopping local, we are supporting each other. We have a great community, and by shopping in our stores, we keep Doylestown bustling.”

DON BERK

borough council member

“ D oylestown is a vibrant, award-winning community and shopping local will help keep it that way.”

• Residential neighborhoods served by a successful independent business district gained, on average, 50% more in home values than their citywide markets.

• Small businesses accounted for 65% of all net new jobs over the past 17 years.

• If independent businesses regained their 1990 market shares, it would create 200,000 new small businesses, generate nearly $300 billion in revenues, and employ more than 1.6 million American workers. *Sources: Small Business Administration; Intuit Small Business Innovation Study; American Express OPEN Independent Retail Index; Civic Economics/American Booksellers Assoc., U.S. Dept. of Labor

DERRICK MORGAN

monkey’s uncle

“ Shopping small allows customers to see all that we have to offer and what makes our stores unique.

Local mom-and-pop shops are much more attentive and personal. We really give quality attention to customers and the products we carry on our shelves. Our local stores continually give back to our community.”

JACQ U E L I N E F OX

doylestown food co-op

“ Shopping local means keeping our community strong and vibrant, living a healthier lifestyle, knowing where our food comes from, and ensuring our area farmers and producers stay in business for generations to come.”

28 57 west court street 215.345.4140 doylestownborough.net

CHRIS CLARK

nonno’s

“ Shopping local instills familiarity with all clients.

It feels good and creates a more personable experience. If people continue to come to more local businesses, you develop a more local feel.”

ELLEN MAGER

booktender’s secret garden children’s bookstore & gallery “ We need the community's support in order to make sales and stay in business.

The hand selling I do in my bookstore is important to customers. So, it's important to me.”

VINTAGE-INSPIRED CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY RETRO SPORTS, MOVIES, MUSIC, SUPERHERO, + POP CULTURE TEES

show your philly pride

SUPER KIDS

with Eagles, Phillies, & Flyers gear!

from the ruthless and toothless to the

exclusive doylestown artist designed tee shirt

caped kiddos, Monkey’s Uncle offers sports gear on a mission!

We partnered with Crafters For Life—an organization that gives special needs individuals artistic-related jobs and an outlet for their creativity— and we are one of the official retailers selling these awesome products. Profit of these sales goes right back to Crafters For Life. craftersforlife.com.

21 east state street 267.247.5865 themonkeysuncle.net

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find more fun for fall!

View a full list of local events at figdoylestown.com.

events

SEPTEMBER 12–13

OCTOBER 9

OCTOBER 31

10 am – 5 pm. Bigger and better than ever, the Doylestown Arts Festival is back for its 24th year. Over 160 juried artists, five stages of live music, two food courts, and the best of the area’s culture will be enjoyed by the entire family. Join us for the biggest weekend in Bucks County! doylestownalliance.org Sponsored by

6:30 – 10:30 pm. Feast on the area’s finest foods and desserts, enjoy live music, and explore the history of the Mercer Museum while raising important funds for community services, educational programs, and preservation at the annual gala. In addition, amazing art, jewelry, and vacation packages will be available during the silent auction. mercermuseum.org

11 am – 1 pm. Bring your little ghosts and goblins to the annual Doylestown Spooktacular Parade where your children and pets can enjoy fun-filled activities and put their costumes to the test during the judging contest. (Four-legged friends are also invited to participate.) discoverdoylestown.com

SEPTEMBER 13

OCTOBER 9–10

8:30 am – 2 pm. One of the nation’s premier sprint cycling races, the Thompson Bucks County Classic Race wraps around the Doylestown Arts Festival as spectators line the course. Enjoy all that the Arts Festival and Doylestown have to offer while cheering on world-class cyclists in this exciting, fast-paced sprint. buckscountyclassic.com

Homecoming 2015 will be a wonderful celebration of all that is DelVal. With good friends, great food, alumni sporting activities, family carnival, and four exciting games to showcase student-athletes, this weekend is one you don't want to miss! delval.edu

blanket statements: new quilts by kaffe fassett and historical quilts from the collection of the quilt museum and gallery, york, uk

SEPTEMBER 18–19

Enjoy exploring a kingdom created entirely out of LEGOs®. This kid-friendly exhibit invites everyone from toddlers to adults to experience their “inner child” by creating castles out of LEGO® bricks. Browse the extensive exhibit to enjoy intricate LEGO® creations already made by professionals. mercermuseum.org

the doylestown arts festival

thompson bucks county classic cycle race

park yourself

In collaboration with designers and students from Temple University, the Doylestown Borough, businesses, and civic organizations will support a “pop-up park” to replace street parking between the County Theater and the Lenape Building in honor of a worldwide event known as PARK(ing) Day. The goal is to engage and celebrate pedestrians through a ‟parking” place created for people rather than cars. facebook.com/PARKingDayDoylestown Please visit doylestownborough.net for parking and event information.

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cocktails at the castle

homecoming at delaware valley university

OCTOBER 3–JANUARY 17 lego® castle adventure

OCTOBER 24

PUMPKINFEST

2 pm. Every year, in support of CB Cares Educational Foundation, talented local artists come together and compete to create the most intricate designs on 100 – 200 pound pumpkins. This favorite, annual family event boasts seasonal foods, hayrides, live music, and much, much more! cb-cares.org

spooktacular parade

NOVEMBER 14

As only one of two museums in the nation selected to host this exhibit, the Michener Museum proudly presents this unique and eye-catching quilt exhibition. Not only does this exhibit display quilts made by the internationally renown artist Kaffe Fassett, but it also shows local artistry, featuring 3 quilts designed and made by Bucks County artisans. michenermuseum.org

on the following pages, you’ll find Fig®

Community Supporters— businesses committed to a thriving downtown economy.

Although they may not be located in the borough, they believe in the power of buying local and shopping small.

Take time this fall to visit and tell them you found them in Fig®!

OCTOBER

10-18

GALLERY HOURS

9AM-8PM

Sunday, 11AM-8PM 100 N. Bradford Avenue West Chester, PA 19382 www.chestercountyarts.org

Also on exhibit:

Paintings by charter member George Whitney, literary works

by Christian Brinton and early letters by former CCAA director William Palmer Lear.

Meet our founders.

Show made possible courtesy of The Hill School & Westtown School.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

WE HAVE YOU COVERED EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS ROOFING SIDING WINDOWS DOORS DECKS & PORCHES INSURANCE CLAIMS & MORE

at eiseman construction, we believe in the power of community.

We believe that the foundation to a solid community is laid one shingle at a time.

The No Roof Left Behind program gives people a way to help their neighbors who need a helping hand, and provides Eiseman Construction a way to give our time and talent to help foster that belief.

Joe and Kathleen McHale were nominated by one of their Lower Bucks neighbors in Trevose. George Shaver, a volunteer Plumsteadville firefighter, was nominated by the Doylestown VFW. These three were the proud winners of new roofs this past summer. We were ready and willing, with hammers in hand, to help this wonderful Bucks County community. Shingle by shingle, nail by nail, we felt honored to serve.

Go to www.eiseman.biz to nominate yourself or a neighbor and watch a short video about the project.

32 110 south sand road, new britain 215.345.9159 www.eiseman.biz

Left to right: Melissa Eiseman, Eiseman Construction; Kathleen & Joe McHale, & George Shaver, winners of No Roof Left Behind; & Kim & Michael McKiernan, The North Wales Gutter Guys, a sponsor of No Roof Left Behind; additional sponsors: GAF, Marvic Supply, A.J. Blosenski, & the Bucks/ Montgomery Chapter of NARI.

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Davey Dickens, Owner, Dickens Chimney Restoration

restoring bucks county 610.470.7583 dave@dickenschimney.com dickenschimney.com

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dick johnson embraces the Garden Spot Village lifestyle— he has a heart for music and a passion to share his gift. From time to time he fills the Village Square with musical inspirations worthy of a concert hall.

34 433 south kinzer avenue, new holland 717.355.6000 gardenspotvillage.org

a quality education SHOULD BE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL

SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS INCLUDING: UNIVERSITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM CENTER FOR PERFORMING & FINE ARTS + MORE

PA Leadership Charter School (PALCS) is a K – 12, public, cyber, charter school serving Pennsylvania residents ages 5 – 21.

Want to learn more?

Visit PALCS.org or call 1.877.725.2785.

All students receive a laptop, printer, microphone, & headset!

1.877.725.2785 palcs.org

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