River Towns Magazine

River Towns Magazine Published in summer, fall, winter, and spring, River Towns Magazine is the essential guide and celebration of life in Bucks, Hunterdon, and Mercer County.

How will the collective we celebrate America’s 250th?Will it be a moment where we rise above our differences and celebra...
12/11/2025

How will the collective we celebrate America’s 250th?

Will it be a moment where we rise above our differences and celebrate our freedom as one nation?

Reggie Browne hopes so.

Reggie, a Wall Street titan and proud Bucks Countian, is one of only 16 private citizens appointed to the United States Semiquincentennial Commission, serving alongside national figures such as Jack Schlossberg and Senators Marco Rubio and Lisa Murkowski.

How did he get there? Learn more by reading Bill Stieg’s profile, with photography by Laura Pedrick, in the new issue of River Towns.
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Meet this handsome pair, Mitch Berlin and Milan Lint, the brains and exquisite taste behind the gorgeous revival of the ...
11/26/2025

Meet this handsome pair, Mitch Berlin and Milan Lint, the brains and exquisite taste behind the gorgeous revival of the historic Carversville Inn, and the faces of our brand new Winter Issue.

What an issue it is! We find out where River Towns snowbirds flock, and discover Lambertville’s vibrant Oaxacan community. We feature artist-activist James Dupree, a Scandi chic house in Solebury, The People’s Store, and Wall Street titan Reginald Browne, a resident of Newtown and commission member of America’s 250th…and so much more!

From festive performances and cozy gatherings to a bracing hike along the Milford Bluffs, you’ll find dozens of ways to live life in the River Towns to the fullest, and find great places to shop till you drop.

To know the River Towns is to love it even more. Enjoy our love letter!

Explore more at rivertownsmagazine.com

(Cover photo of Mitch Berlin and Milan Lint by Juan Vidal)

10/14/2025

Surprise!
Watch our publisher, Ann Meredith, show New Hope artist Chuck Fischer see our Fall Issue for the very first time — with him on the cover. He had no idea that Laura Billingham’s fab photo of him was so great that we put it on the cover. And it’s priceless.
Haven’t held it in your hands yet? It’s not too late — pick up a copy around town or read it online at RiverTownsMagazine.com.
Laura Billingham Photography

Have you met Chuck Fischer? He’s the New Hope artist—and true master of color—who graces our Fall cover. We love how Riv...
09/12/2025

Have you met Chuck Fischer? He’s the New Hope artist—and true master of color—who graces our Fall cover. We love how River Towns photographer Laura Billingham captured his love of color, energy, and style. His work is amazing and you can learn all about it in our fabulous fall issue.

We also meet a local couple of singular sensations who are producing Tony-nominated plays, and visit Frenchtown’s Studio Route 29, where art and community are flourishing, together.

We take you on a fall-lovers hike along the Lockatong Creek, and introduce the last of the local grain millers, a local master of vintage typewriters, broccolini, and wild turkeys!

Did someone say FUN? Check out our 10 Cool Things to Do and ultimate River Towns Calendar and you’ll find 101 ways to live fall to the fullest, from the Phillips’ Mill Juried Art Show, to ARTOber, to Halloween in Lambertville, to great local shows at the Bucks County Playhouse, Bristol Riverside Theatre, and more.

What are you waiting for? Grab your copy and start living like a local. To know it is to live it, and to live it is to love it!

Explore more at rivertownsmagazine.com: subscribe, find a sales location near you, or read online. (Print is the full experience. Subscribe today!)

(Cover photo of Chuck Fischer by Laura Billingham)

Who’s feeling groovy? At Groovy Greens in Springtown, the farmers are getting their groove on by cultivating community w...
07/30/2025

Who’s feeling groovy? At Groovy Greens in Springtown, the farmers are getting their groove on by cultivating community while growing yummy salad greens and microgreens.

You can read how they are doing it in the current issue of River Towns. To read Lauren Johnson’s story, with photos by Benoit Cortet, go to rivertownsmagazine.com. While you’re there, subscribe for just $25 a year or find a sales location near you.

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