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About John & Peters

John & Peters is an intimate live music club and bar located in the heart of historic New Hope, Pennsylvania. Known as the oldest continually owned music club in the country, this small venue delivers big sound and up-close performances. With seating noted around 86 seats (Artist & Fan) and up to ~100 seats (Indie On The Move), guests should expect a warm, close-knit atmosphere where every show feels personal. Early arrival is encouraged to secure a good spot and fully enjoy the experience.

Whether you’re catching open mic nights on Mondays or headline acts like Jonah Tolchin, Tyler James Kelly, and Dan Bern, John & Peters delivers a memorable evening in Bucks County. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby stays and bites to help you plan an easy, enjoyable night out.

Seating at John & Peters is intimate by design, with no publicly published seating chart. Guests should plan for limited seats and a close-up view of performances. Parking includes street parking and municipal lots, with metered spaces and local signage. For travel, the venue is accessible via the New Hope Railroad at 32 W Bridge St and regional transit options through Trans-Bridge and Bucks County transit. Nearby hotels and inns—such as The Logan Inn (10 W Ferry St), The Inn at Bowman's Hill (518 Lurgan Rd), and Hotel du Village (Lahaska)—offer convenient options for overnight stays after a night of live music. Reservations for hotels and dining can be pursued through affiliate partners for great value and seamless planning. If you’re looking for a genuine, small-venue concert experience, John & Peters is your go-to in the Delaware River Towns of Bucks County.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 96 S Main Street, New Hope, PA 18938.
  • Capacity: reported as 86 seats (Artist & Fan) and up to ~100 seats (Indie On The Move).
  • Venue type: intimate live-music club/bar; described as the oldest continually owned music club in the country.
  • Seating/chart: no publicly published seating chart; audience notes indicate limited seating and a very intimate setup; early arrival recommended.
  • Parking: street parking and municipal lots; New Hope has metered parking with signage; local map pages outline parking options.
  • Transit: served by the New Hope Railroad (32 W Bridge St) and bus/rail connections via regional providers (Trans-Bridge to NYC and Bucks County transit options).
  • Nearby hotels: The Logan Inn (10 W Ferry St, New Hope), The Inn at Bowman's Hill (518 Lurgan Rd), Hotel du Village (Lahaska), among others.
  • Notable events hosted: Open Mic Night (Mondays), headline and special shows such as Jonah Tolchin/Tyler James Kelly (2024), Three Colors (2025), Metal6000 album release (2025), and Dan Bern (Nov 2025).