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photo of the art gallery

Driving Directions to LAA Art Collective:

Cut and paste the following coordinates into google maps and hit “search” to get directions from your location.

(40.3630542, -74.9518613)

or

15 W Ferry Street

New Hope PA 18938

Parking near the gallery may be challenging. There is metered on-street parking in all directions - make sure to keep the meter fed as they LOVE giving out parking tickets here in New Hope. If you have the app Meter Up you can link it to your card and add more time if you need. It will also alert your phone when you are running out of time.

There are also a few private lots around town, and additionally there are some places that offer valet parking.


Getting to New Hope without a car -

While there is almost no local public transit, you are not completely without options for getting here. You could take a Septa regional rail train to Trenton from Philly or a New Jersey Transit train to Trenton from NYC, and then take an Uber to the show which would likely run about $30 each way.

You could also take a Septa train from Philly to Doylestown and then take a similarly priced Uber for about $30 each way.

Septa schedule: http://m.septa.org/schedules/rail/pdf/tre.pdf

NJ Transit: https://www.njtransit.com/train-to?origin=Penn%20Station%20New%20York&destination=Trenton%20Transit%20Center&date=10%2F07%2F2022



We have compiled a list of some of our favorite local establishments for those of you who are traveling here from outside the region. This is by no means a complete list. There is an astonishing number of shops, restaurants, and other points of interest in the area - we have two great river towns here, filled with things to see and do!

Dining -

Breakfast

Liv and Charlie’s

5 North Union Street

Lambertville, NJ 08530 (right over the bridge)

https://livandcharlies.com

Great local spot for hearty breakfast with many gluten free options.


Lunch

Ferry Market

32 S. Main St

New Hope, PA 18938

https://www.theferrymarket.com

Stylish Food hall located a short walk around the corner from LAA Art Collective.

Little Radish, Lima Fusion, and Salty Pineapple are among our favorites, but you will find several other great fast casual options as well as local beer and wine. We eat here at least 2-3x a week.


The Burgerly

137 S. Main St.

New Hope, PA 18938

https://www.theburgerly.com

Another short walk from the gallery. Simply put some of the best burgers, fries, and shakes you’ll find anywhere.


Dinner

Logan Inn

10 W. Ferry Street

New Hope, PA

https://www.loganinn.com

Great bar scene and swanky fine dining located directly across the street from the gallery

Under the Moon

23 N. Union Street

Lambertville, NJ (right over the bridge)

https://www.underthemooncafe.com/location/under-the-moon-cafe-lambertville-nj/

Super charming in-the-know locals spot featuring a tapas-style menu and great atmosphere. Sit outside for people watching and live music.

Italian Cucina

6 Stockton Ave

New Hope, PA

https://m.facebook.com/100063479235197/about/

Superb Italian byob restaurant, and they happen to be our neighbors! They’re located next door to our studio. Bring your favorite wine with you and enjoy.


Here are some of our favorite local points of interest. All located within a short drive of New Hope and well worth a look if you have some extra time during your visit.

Mercer Museum/Fonthill Castle - A fascinating piece of local Bucks County history. An early 20th century castle made from concrete and covered with a spectacular array of handmade tiles and other artwork, as well as a tile works, and a museum of early industrial America. Excellent side excursion located about a 20 minute drive from New Hope.

https://www.mercermuseum.org


Bowman’s Wild flower preserve - Walk through beautiful wooded trails and observe many native plant species. This place is special, and it’s super close to New Hope, about a 5 minute drive away.

https://bhwp.org


Paxson Hill Nursery - 30 acres of awesomeness. A nursery, a walking garden, and peacocks. Needless to say we frequent this place throughout the spring, summer, and fall. There’s always something new to see there.

https://www.paxsonhillfarm.com


Feel free to reach out to us via email if you have any questions about your visit:

Hello@ronnicole.com