Sellersville Theater 1894 is an intimate, welcoming, live music and comedy venue in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, just off Route 309, between Montgomeryville and the Lehigh Valley. "ST94" is a vital stop on the North East circuit for national and regional music and comedy performers, offering an ambitious year-round schedule of top name performers and rising new talent in many genres: blues, singer songwriter, rock, Celtic, folk, bluegrass, country, jazz and oldies. Together with its sister establishment, the historic Washington House Restaurant, the theater provides a friendly and entertaining nightlife destination.

The high white spire of The Washington House Restaurant signals warm hospitality and convivial good times, as in the days when stagecoaches stopped en route from Philadelphia to Bethlehem. Rescued and lovingly restored in the 1980s by proprietors William Quigley and Elayne Brick, the restaurant is well known for its outstanding service and inventive, contemporary, seasonal American cuisine.