Lifelong Learning at Bucks
Learn. Connect. Thrive.
Lifelong Learning at Bucks (LLB) offers engaging courses, inspiring events, and a welcoming community for adults of all ages in Bucks County. You can explore new interests, meet new people, and stay connected through lifelong learning opportunities at Bucks County Community College.
A Community Built for You
Learning does not stop at any age. Lifelong Learning at Bucks welcomes you into a community where curiosity is encouraged, connections matter, and learning feels accessible.
LLB is designed for those who want to:
- Try something new
- Join meaningful conversations
- Enjoy cultural and educational experiences
- Stay connected to what is happening at Bucks
- LLB gives you opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.
Programs and Classes
Lifelong Learning at Bucks offers programs across a wide range of topics, including:
- Creative arts
- Wellness workshops
- History
- Technology
- Personal enrichment
Programs are designed to be engaging and welcoming for both beginners and experienced learners.
Membership and Community
Membership in Lifelong Learning at Bucks is free and open to adult learners of all ages.
When you join, you:
- Receive updates about upcoming programs and events
- Learn about free and low-cost classes
- Stay informed about opportunities across Bucks County Community College
Offerings include a mix of free programs and low-cost classes, helping keep learning accessible and affordable. Joining helps you stay connected to opportunities that fit your interests and schedule.
Become a Member
Volunteer and Give Back
Share your time and talents by supporting programs, assisting with events, or helping develop new ideas. Volunteers play a key role in strengthening the Lifelong Learning at Bucks community and expanding learning opportunities for adults of all ages.
Learn More About Volunteering
Help Shape Lifelong Learning at Bucks
Your voice matters as we continue to grow Lifelong Learning at Bucks. We’re designing programs based on what our community wants to learn, experience, and explore.
Take a moment to share your input and help shape future offerings:
Take the Lifelong Learning Survey
Upcoming Programs & Events
May 2026
The Journey of Highland Farm (LLB)
Tuesday, May 12
2:00 p.m.
Multimedia Music Center 010, Newtown Campus
Free - Register
Explore the life and legacy of Oscar Hammerstein II in The Journey of Highland Farm, presented by Julie Flack. Discover how this legendary lyricist shaped musical theatre, mentored Stephen Sondheim, and created his most iconic works right here in Doylestown. Julie, a retired music educator and Highland Farm board member, brings a deep passion for preserving Hammerstein’s legacy and sharing it with the community.
Asian & Pacific Islander Immigration to America (LLB)
Monday, May 18
2:00 p.m.
Location TBD, Newtown Campus
$10 - Register
Explore the rich and complex history of Asian and Pacific Islander Immigration to America with presenter Steve Pollack. From early arrivals in the 1500s to the challenges of exclusion and internment, this engaging session highlights stories of resilience, contribution, and legacy. Steve, a versatile performer and experienced lecturer, brings history to life through his dynamic and engaging presentation style.
Conservation of Daniel Garber's A Wooded Watershed (Michener Art Museum Event)
Tuesday, May 19
7:00 p.m.
Virtual Program
Visit Michener Website to Register
Community Highlight: Join the Michener Art Museum for a virtual program on the conservation of Daniel Garber’s A Wooded Watershed. Hear from expert conservators as they share the fascinating restoration process and reveal newly uncovered details of this historic mural. This pay-what-you-wish event takes place on May 19 at 7 p.m.—registration available through the Michener’s website.
June 2026
The Spy Next Door (LLB)
Tuesday, June 2
2:00 p.m.
Gallagher Room, Rollins Center - Newtown Campus
$10 - Register
Step into the hidden world of espionage, betrayal, and national secrets in The Spy Next Door with historian Herb Kaufman, M.Ed. From the American Revolution and Civil War through the World Wars and the atomic age of the Manhattan Project, Americans from all walks of life—including trusted FBI agents, scientists, and CIA insiders—have betrayed the nation’s secrets. Beginning with the story of the Rosenbergs and continuing through some of the most notorious modern spy cases, this fascinating presentation explores the often unbelievable true stories of espionage against the United States and the motives that led ordinary citizens to turn against their country.
Visions of America Exhibition Opening
Friday, June 5
4:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Hicks Art Center Gallery - Newtown Campus
Free and open to the public.
Celebrate the opening reception of Visions of America, a compelling group exhibition featuring artifacts, artworks, and objects that capture select evolutionary moments from America’s 250-year history through both human and animal perspectives. The exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists and cultural organizations, including Edward Bennett, Mikel Elam, Vincent Hawley, Mercer Museum, Josh Myers, Newtown Historic Association, Duwenavue Santé Johnson, and Paul Swenbeck. Guests are invited to explore the exhibition, connect with fellow community members, and reflect on the many stories and perspectives that have shaped America’s past and present.