Crammed, crowded, and overflowing with knowledge on everything, just like your favorite independent bookstore should be! Located right on the waterfront of the Delaware River, Farley’s Bookshop boasts an impressive heritage and an even more impressive history. This charming shop in New Hope was established back in 1967 by the Farley family, with a little help from famous Pennsylvania pals, Mr. Rogers and author James Michener. Can you believe it? The shop, housed in a building that dates all the way back to the turn of the 19th century, recently changed hands and is now under the ownership of four of its long-time employees. Talk about keeping it in the family!

God Save the Qweens is an independently owned punk store that’s all about bringing you unique clothing and music you definitely won’t find at your local big box Hot Topic. We’re talking original Made In England Dr. Martens and, get this, it’s the official HQ of Ween! Yeah, that band behind “Homo Rainbow” is actually from New Hope, PA and they’re known to kick back and hang out here. So if you’re looking for something totally rad and one-of-a-kind, this is the place to be.

Discover your unique fashion sense at Fred Eisen Leather & Art Knives. It’s not your everyday gay leather store, but trust me, you’ll find something to absolutely adore. They’re famous for their custom bags, belts, and clothing. Plus, they’ve got the most incredible handmade knives by the world’s finest knifemakers, along with custom leather knife sheaths. So, if you’re ready to unleash your style and make a statement, this is the place to be.

This groovy artists’ cooperative showcases rad work for sale from the talented members of the Bucks County Guild of Craftsmen. You’ll find a killer collection of jewelry, pottery, fiber, wood, glass, and photography, all crafted right here by local talent.

What home is a home without a few key showpieces? Pick some up here to impress guests at your next get together.

If you’re ready to get your shop on, Rice’s Market is a 30 acre outdoor market and has just about everything. Haggle and barter with the best of them on Tuesdays and Saturdays (March through December).

The mall meets the colonies at this outdoor shopping area. Peddler’s Village has over 70 shops, restaurants, other things to keep you busy and spending.

This former corner store in New York City’s East Village, back in the hippie days (notice the initials), was the creative playground of the late artist Leslie Herson. Now, they proudly embrace their uniqueness in New Hope. And hey, even though the staff acts like they own the place, once you get past the attitudes, you can score some awesome used, vintage, and downright bizarre clothes.

This awesome gallery has contemporary paintings and sculptures from talented artists all over the world—including Bucks County. They even have a second gallery across the river in Lambertville, New Jersey. So, if you’re looking to add some flare to your walls, this is the place to be. Trust me, every bare wall needs a little something-something.