Community Calendar

FREE all day music festival with artists spanning multiple genres - all coming together to raise money for Quakertown-area food pantries.

The festival will be held at The Park at 4th Univest Performance Center in Quakertown. Admission is FREE, doors open at 10a and music will run 11a-630p, rain or shine. Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs as well as non-perishable food donations. All proceeds raised will be shared among four Quakertown-area food pantries.

Additional Event Highlights Include:
Marketplace - Including local food, artists and craft vendors.
Kids Crafts and Activities throughout the day
Basket Raffles and 50/50 Drawings
Concessions from The Brickside

11:00-11:30—St Paul’s Joyful Noise House Band (Praise Music)
11:50-12:35—Denia Shanelle (Contemporary Christian singer/songwriter)
12:55-1:55—*Craig Thatcher (Lehigh Valley area guitar virtuoso)
2:15-3:00—*Cathy Ritter & James Kratzer (Lehigh Valley area duo performing original music as well as covers)
3:20-4:05—Bob Halligan (Nationally known singer/songwriter who has performed at every Joyful Noise event)
4:25-5:10—*The 307 (Local rock band featuring three 2024 Pennridge area graduates)
5:30-6:15—Laura Cheadle & The Girls (Trio featuring bluesy rock with “Girl Power”)
*Artists can also be seen at Musikfest 2025

We encourage everyone to come out to the festival, enjoy some terrific music, support local businesses and help show our love for our neighbors.

Over the last 2 decades Langhorne Slim has merged a stew of styles to create a sound that is unique, powerful and raw. From campfires to dive bars, and theatres to arenas, Slim brings an intimacy and edge through his innate ability to connect with his audiences.

Though he's been at this for the better part of his days, it somehow feels like he's just getting started.

Tucked In—comprised of Gunnar Teel, Shae Ferguson, and Dan Rodgers —spent the past year writing their third EP, Saints & Cannons. This collection of songs offers a personal reflection on the band’s experiences from life in suburban Pennsylvania, blending raw storytelling with their indie folk sound. Based in Phoenixville, PA, Tucked In is taking their music on the road, with a summer tour scheduled across the Northeast for 2025 as they release new music.

This dynamic trio rooted in Blues, Rock, R&B, Latin and original styles of music and have been performing together for 7 years at many festivals and clubs in NEPA. The Trio has just released its 2nd CD, “From the Soul” Phyllis’s 4th throughout her career. Inspired by great blues guitarists and R&B vocalists; this trio’s original music goes over just as great as the artists they emulate. Fronted by Phyllis Hopkins, lead vocalist and guitarist, and backed by one of the best rhythm sections in NEPA, Nolan Ayers on Bass and Julio Caprari on drums.

Experience the magic of Styx like never before with Return to Paradise, a tribute show that flawlessly recreates the band's greatest hits spanning four decades.

Frontman Anthony Paul delivers powerhouse vocals reminiscent of both Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw, while keyboardist Robert Epstein dazzles with stacks of synthesizers that bring DeYoung’s signature sound to life. With guitarists Ron Torina and James Erickson delivering electrifying riffs, and a rock-solid rhythm section featuring bassist Joe Mendozza and drummer Sean Minardi, Return to Paradise captures every iconic element—from soaring harmonies to flashy keyboards—bringing classics like “Come Sail Away,” “Lady,” “Renegade,” “Babe,” “Mr. Roboto” and “Rockin’ The Paradise” roaring back to the stage!

Must be 21+ to attend
A tribute to the powerful and iconic women of 80's rock. This dynamic show includes theatrical medleys and show stopping numbers from some of the biggest names of the 80's. Featuring the chart-topping hits of, Heart, Joan Jett, Tina Turner, Pat Benatar and more.
Dayna brings her vocal pyrotechnics to the stage and makes it her own. Simply the best showcases a six-piece band featuring accomplished musicians from NJ/NY who have toured nationally and internationally. The unique blend of songs and musical arrangements really sets this tribute apart and creates a unique experience for the audience.

Willie and the Poor Boys were formed in 1985 in the Poconos when three high school friends got together and started jamming and making up songs. These three friends, Willie Fisher, Gary Gravatt and Scott Lollis, were later joined by Joe Ecker and Rob Sawyer and soon thereafter they started playing in local bars and pubs in the Poconos, PA. The band was playing primarily Grateful Dead music, and it wasn’t long before they gained a following and started a unique and vibrant community seen. Everyone was going to see Willie and the Poor Boys. It was a tight-knit family of friends. Now some 40 years later, this family is still together. Someone said, “How cool would it be if the Poor Boys had a reunion gig... That would be awesome!” Well, that time has come! So, after all these years, the band is getting back together to perform one more time! The band is excited and are looking forward to putting on an epic show!

The Lovin’ Spoonful were often referred to as the American Beatles. Formed in the Greenwich Village, New York City in the mid-1960s, the band challenged the British Invasion with an astonishing unrivaled string of hits. Their first 7 singles landed on Billboard’s Top 10 chart within 18 months! The band helped pioneer the musical genre of folk rock and by 1966, they were the third best-selling act in the US, behind the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. The original lineup last performed in 1968, but reunited for a one-time performance in 2000 at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Today, founding member and bassist Steve Boone is keeping the band's legacy alive on tour with Jeff Alan Ross, Bill Cinque, Rob Bonfiglio and Mike Auturi.

Revisit the good time spirit of the 60s with the era’s premier hitmakers. Reminisce while listening to the hits: “Do You Believe In Magic?,” “Summer In The City,” “Daydream” and more.

With special guests The Schizophonics and Pet Needs.
A super-group made up of a revolving door of globe-trotting gentlemen and women of punk rock. Led by Sean ‘Spike’ Slawson who has been breaking hearts and winning over Abuelas since ’95. Along with members of The Ramones, Black Flag, Social Distortion, Rocket From The Crypt, The Damned, Strung Out and No Doubt to name but a few make up this troupe of lovers not fighters. So, you can keep up (and we can too!) the world’s greatest touring cover band may have tweaked their name but not their ever-present global reign! Fusing their harmonious blend of country crooner meets punk rock distortion the world over.

For two decades, Nicole Atkins has created her own brand of spectral American rock and roll. She's an old-school torch singer for the modern world, funneling her award-winning songwriting chops and genre-spanning influences — including psychedelic rock, Muscle Shoals soul, the pop grandeur of Roy Orbison, and the dark drama of Nick Cave — into six albums that have earned a global audience.

Regularly featured on year-end "best of" lists by Rolling Stone, NPR, and The New York Times, Atkins has collaborated with artists from across the musical spectrum, including Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, David Byrne, Chris Isaak, Spoon, Elvis Costello, and most recently supported Stevie Nicks on her 2024 US Tour. The title track of her major-label debut album won The ASCAP Foundation Sammy Kahn Award, and her songs have appeared in prime-time TV shows, Netflix and Max, national ad campaigns for American Express, and on the Billboard charts, with tracks like "Domino" becoming Top 40 AAA hits. A road warrior who has performed everywhere from Carnegie Hall to Late Night With David Letterman to Later… with Jules Holland, Atkins is also a professional illustrator and painter whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal and No Depression.