


Bounded by the scenic Susquehanna River and Bucknell University, Lewisburg’s heart resides in its charming downtown. The authentic, historic downtown commercial district and adjacent historic neighborhoods are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Rich in culture, the arts, and steeped in history, Lewisburg invites visitors to stroll tree-lined, lamp lit streets, browse distinctive shops, dine in one of many friendly restaurants or stay overnight in a comfortable bed and breakfast.
Discover Bucknell University's historic 450-acre campus, just a short walk from Downtown Lewisburg. Self-guided walking tours and an audio tour are available here.
Explore the Historic District of 18-19th-century buildings
Take a Mural Tour of Downtown Lewisburg to explore "Modern Art Alley" as well as other murals around the downtown.
Shop more than 40 independent stores for stylish clothing and accessories, handcrafted jewelry and pottery, books, art supplies, quality toys, and more.
Savor the great food served at diverse local restaurants.
Go antiquing at Rollermills Antique Mall, Antiques at 221, Lewisburg Antique and Consignment Mall, Silver Moon Antique Mall and Flea Market, and the Street of Shops.
Buy fresh, local products at the year-round farmers market on Fairground Road on Wednesdays, and at the growers market on Fridays at Brookpark Farm (late spring to early fall).
See a movie in an art deco movie palace, The Campus Theatre, which experienced a major renovation in 2011.
Enjoy the Susquehanna River with Bic's Watersports and Outdoor Adventures, LLC and a picnic lunch in Soldier's Park.
Experience Rural Heritage at the historic Dale/Engle/Walker House which is managed by the Union County Historical Society.
Explore the visual and performing arts at Bucknell's Samek Gallery and the Weis Center for Performing Arts.
Listen to live music at many downtown eateries, taverns, and cafes.
Cheer for the Bucknell Bison at sporting events.
Attend the Ice Festival in February, Celebration of the Arts Festival in April, Summer Arts and Crafts Festival in June, the Sidewalk Chalk Festival in July, the Union County Veteran's July 4th Parade, Stroll Through the Arts in November.