Bucks County residents can safely dispose of household hazardous waste at the next collection event on Saturday, May 30, 2026, hosted at Upper Bucks County Technical School in Perkasie.

 

The free event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., rain or shine, with no registration required.

 

Each household may bring up to 25 gallons or 220 pounds of hazardous materials, including oil-based paints, pesticides, motor oil, pool chemicals, batteries, and fire extinguishers.

 

Items such as electronics, appliances, latex paint, tires, and smoke detectors will not be accepted.

 

Residents should transport items in their original containers and keep materials separated and tightly sealed to ensure safety.

 

Proper disposal prevents toxic chemicals from polluting local air, water, and soil, protecting the community and environment.

 

Additional collection dates are available throughout the year at other county locations, open to residents from Bucks and surrounding counties.

Doylestown, PA welcomes the return of the lively ‘Concerts at the Commons’ series in Broad Commons Park this May, bringing free live music every Thursday evening for the community.

 

Kicking off on May 7, Philadelphia’s Sug Daniels sets the tone with her heartfelt fusion of folk, rock, and soul. Frenchtown’s Clover Stieve adds her genre-warping sound to the lineup, connecting generations through music.

 

The excitement continues on May 14 as Philly favorites Snacktime deliver high-energy soul and funk, joined by local jazz fusion trio Colacore. On May 21, folk rockers Driftwood from Upstate New York take the stage alongside Katelynn Casper of Serene Green.

 

The series concludes May 28 with rockers Fat Mezz and Doylestown’s own Hay Sugar.

 

Guests can enjoy chilled drinks from Neshaminy Creek Brewing Co. and Main Street Sport & Social, plus tasty options from food trucks. Pet-friendly and just steps from parking, this event is free for all.