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Keswick Festival Highlights Eastern Montco Weekend Events
This is a summary of some of the events planned in eastern Montgomery County and the Philadelphia region this weekend.
EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — It's history in the making for one festival and a rescheduled event from bad weather for another.
With the forecast calling for cooling temperatures, fall festivals that are outdoors may require a coat or jacket.
But that doesn't mean you can't enjoy events that focus on Halloween, history, scarecrows, pumpkins, classic cars, food, music, and fun!
Find out what's happening in Abingtonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
This is a summary of some of the events planned in Lower Bucks County and the Philadelphia region this weekend:
Keswick Village Fall Festival Sunday
It's really a hop, skip, and a jump from some Lower Bucks County communities. The event was rescheduled after getting knocked out by the weather last Sunday. See flyer below
Find out what's happening in Abingtonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

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14 Spooky Places Named In 'Haunted Hatboro'
On Sunday night, Linked Souls Paranormal — a Hatboro-based group — is doing its first investigation of the St. John's Lutheran Church in Hatboro. (Read More)

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50th Historic Bristol Day On Saturday
The 50th Historic Bristol Day will celebrate the community on Saturday. Bristol Borough will celebrate America's 250th anniversary from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Read More)

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Scarecrows Are Back At Peddler's Village
The 47th annual Scarecrows at Peddler's Village display returns this week and continues through Oct. 26, transforming the 42-acre destination with creations designed by area residents, organizations, and village shops. (Read More)

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Halloween Spooktacular Back At Sesame Place
The Count is back! Sesame Place Philadelphia is hosting "The Count's Halloween Spooktacular" at its Middletown Township amusement park from now through Nov. 1. (Read More)

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