On Thursday, November 20, musician Mikel Paris, producer of “Tune Trek,” a travel and music show that features unique historic and scenic locations around the country, will tour Bethlehem and select one of the locations featured on the Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites “Pass Into History” admission ticket for the newest episode of the show. [...]
The official start to the holiday season begins this weekend at Lehigh Valley Mall It’s the most anticipated event of the year: Santa’s Arrival! Join in welcoming Santa on Friday, November 7, 2014 6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.. Delight in the magic of the holiday season and prepare your holiday shopping lists before getting up [...]
On November 8th, Lehigh Valley Fashion Week launches "Inside Look" fashion magazine. The magazine will be issued quarterly, highlighting the seasons of Fashion (Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer). Fashion focused articles will be about local designers, models, and businesses making progressive movements. The magazine will be printed copies, and available for purchase at various boutiques and other businesses. There are advertising packages for [...]
Photo courtesy of Paul Warchol SteelStacks, the arts and cultural campus located on the site of Bethlehem’s former Bethlehem Steel plant, has been honored with an Urban Land Institute (ULI) Global Award for Excellence for its role in helping to redevelop one of the largest Brownfields in the nation. The award was presented to [...]
SPOOKY KIDGITS BOO BASH AT LEHIGH VALLEY MALL ‘Bully Free Zone’ App Released by Captain McFinn also Available Halloween is here and Lehigh Valley Mall is inviting all little ghouls, goblins and boo'tiful princesses to come have a spooktacular time at the Kidgits Halloween event. Lehigh Valley Mall will offer local children a safe place to take [...]
By Erin D'Amelio It was inevitable. Time doesn’t stop when you’re engaged in something that you enjoy. In fact, it’s the opposite: it runs away from you and you spend most of your time either trying to catch it or in full amazement at its speed. It’s that nasty, not-so-secret yet still surprising phenomenon that [...]
Today, October 18, 2 pm and 3 pm Join your friends at scenic Burnside Plantation for a mead tasting and demonstration by The Colony Meadery of Allentown. This demonstration will be the last this season, so be sure to take in the sights, sounds, and sweetness of fall before it is too late. Burnside [...]
The Moravian Single Sisters and the Wider World “Learn about the networks that connected them throughout colonial America and across the Atlantic, the women weren’t nuns!” Scott Paul Gordon Join Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites on Sunday, October 19, 2014 for the annual Jeanette Barres Zug Lecture. This year’s speaker is Professor Scott Paul Gordon, [...]
By Erin D'Amelio The rain begins to fight the heat of the day, casting raindrops onto the scorched earth in the evening hours. Eager to explore the newfound moisture, insects both familiar and unfamiliar worm their way through the well-aged cracks in the walls of our house, delighted by the dregs of our cooking not [...]
By Erin D'Amelio During my second to last week of classes, I tasked my Form 1 Unggul class to reflect on their experience with an ETA. Since it was their first time having an ETA in the classroom, they would be able to say firsthand what it was like to have one in the classroom. [...]