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DANCE 5/4 & 5/5TAP TIES(610) 217-5112

14th Annual National Tap Dance Day Celebration. Master Tap Dancers teaching and performing in honor of Bill ‘Bojangles’ Robinson and the great American tradition of tap dance. Performance by NYC-based professional tap company, Les Femmes. Master Classes off ered to youth and adults of all ability levels, and dancers are invited to perform any style of tap dance in the Performance Showcases. Samuels Theatre, Cedar Crest College, 100 College Dr., Allentown | $30

5/31PENNSYLVANIA YOUTH BALLET(610) 865-0353 | 556 Main St. Bethlehem

Coppélia | A family-friendly ballet – classical dance and a comic story come together in this traditional ballet by Leo Delibes. Includes an original puppet by the Mock Turtle Marionette Theatre. Zoellner Arts Center | Fri 7pm | $35/$30/$25

EXHIBITIONS ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM610.432.4333 | 31 N 5th St., Allentown Wed–Sat 12–4pm; Sun 12–4pm

THRU SPRING 2020: Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #793A. Vibrant color ink washes transform Trexler Hall.THRU 5/12: Fresh Perspective: Modernism in Photography, 1920-1950. Works by well-known artists such as Edward Weston, Walker Evans, and Margaret Bourke-White as well as exemplary work by less recognized artists.THRU 5/12: Carrie Mae Weems: Strategies of Engagement.Experience immersive installations and

encounter video and photographs that expose systems of power and injustice.THRU 6/2: Indian Sculptures: Avatars of the Hindu Gods.Sculptures in this exhibition show some of the infi nite avatars in which Hindu deities can manifest, and recount stories from Hindu tradition. THRU 7/28: Katagami: The Japanese Stencil. Intricate designs and bold style amazed the European and American artists who encountered katagami at the turn of the century. Many became collectors and drew inspiration from these stencils—including architect Frank Lloyd Wright, whose library from the Little House is on view.

THE ART ESTABLISHMENT(610) 807.9201 | 945 Broadway, Fountain Hill Tues, Thu-Sat 10am-9pm; Wed 12-9pm, Sun 1-8pm

6/1-6/16: Impression Expressions. Mary Ann Dunwoodie & Joseph Canto. Opening reception: 6/1, 2-6pm

ARTS ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL (610) 351-0234 | 1610 East Emmaus Ave, Allentown

5/17: Visual Arts Spring Showcase.This annual gallery event showcases student artwork in a variety of media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media and much more. 6:30-8pm

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ARTSQUEST’S BANANA FACTORY(610) 332.1300 | 25 W 3rd St., Bethlehem Mon–Fri 8am–9:30pm; Sat & Sun 8:30am–7pm CRAYOLA GALLERYTHRU 6/9: Compendium Annual Juried Exhibition. Designed to highlight the thriving artistic community of the Lehigh Valley and region and to showcase the diverse array of multi-disciplinary artists. Awards will be announced at 7:30pm during SouthSide Arts and Music Festival.BANKO GALLERYTHRU 6/9: You Belong Here. A collaboration between Martha Rich & Maria Beddia. Friends and former studio mates explore the concept of home as art. ALVIN H BUTZ GALLERY | 101 Founders WayTHRU 5/12: Linda Dubin Garfield: Japan Series. Printmaker and mixed media artist, creates visual memoirs exploring the mystery of memory and the magic of place, using hand-pulled printmaking techniques, photography, collage and digital imaging. THRU 5/27: Linda Dubin Garfield: Just My Type. Series of monotypes of various categories- artists, medical people, businesses, and created the title from what you say when you give/get a business card. CREATIVITY COMMONS | 101 Founders Way

THRU 8/26: What is a Lemon? Martha Rich Art Installation | Daily we are bombarded with chitter-chatter, ads, words, sounds and noise. This installation is a physical manifestation of that bombardment.

ANITA SHAPOLSKY ART FOUNDATION (570) 325.5815 | 20 West Broadway, Jim Thorpe Sat. & Sun 11am – 5pm

5/27-9/2: Diff erent Strokes II. This group exhibition highlights the way individual artists express their own visual philosophies through brushstroke.

THE BAUM SCHOOL OF ART(610) 433.0032 | 510 W Linden St., Allentown Mon–Thu 9am–9:30pm, Fri & Sat 9am–3pm

THRU 5/2: An Artistic Discovery 2019. The 7th Congressional District High School Art Competition and Exhibition.

BETHLEHEM FINE ARTS COMMISSIONRotunda Gallery | 10 E Church St., Bethlehem Mon–Fri 8:30am–4:30pm

5/8-6/18: David Lee Watercolors “Quick Impressions”. Reception: Sunday, 5/19, 2-4pm

6/23-8/8: 5th Biennial Invitational Self Portrait Exhibition. Reception: 6/23, 2-4pm

BETHLEHEM PALETTE CLUB3585 Reservoir Rd. Hellertown

5/20-7/27: All Member Exhibit. Penn State Lehigh Valley | Closing reception: 7/27

BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER(610) 347.9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown

THRU 5/10: Drawings by Cupid Ojala. Cupid Ojala earned his MFA at Parsons The New School for Design where he developed fantasy spaces that mirror masculine identities of desire onto themselves as social critique. Reception: Thu 4/4, 6pm

FORKS AREA ARTS SOCIETY 700 Zucksville Road, Easton

6/2, 6/9, 6/16: The Cottage in the Woods. Forks Area Art Society Annual Juried Show. Opening reception: 6/2, 2-4pm.

FOX OPTICAL & GALLERY (610) 332-2400 | 28 East Third St., Bethlehem

5/1-6/29: A Final Look: Inside the Last Days of Martin Tower by Glenn Koehler. Photographer and writer, Koehler’s exhibition provides an intimate look chronicling the last fi ve years of one of the valley’s most iconic structures leading up to its implosion in May 2019. Opening receptions: 5/1 & 6/7, 6-9pm.

GALLERY 840(484) 866.2972 | 840 Hamilton St #101, Allentown Thu 1–7pm; Fri 10am–5pm; Sat 9am–2pm

5/1-5/11: Creative Discovery - An Artist’s Exploration. Maureen Burger’s travels become the catalyst for her artistic creations as she explores harmony of colors and eff ect of light.5/23-6/29: In the Tradition. Joseph Skrapits’s paintings of remnant beauty explore the enduring power of landscape painting to stimulate and refresh the creative imagination.

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY(610) 435.3571 | 702 N 22nd St., Allentown Call for gallery hours

5/16-7/12: Art Gallery Exhibit. Art Gallery Exhibit, artists Marge Hill and Micki Auerbach.

KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY GALLERIES(610) 683-4092

MILLER GALLERY | Sharadin Arts Building

THRU 5/7: Studio Art Senior Exhibition. Reception: 4/28, 2–4pm

LEHIGH ART ALLIANCE(484) 894-8689 | 9197 Lyon Valley Rd, New Tripoli

6/9: Plein Air Nazareth Reception Reception celebrating Plein Air Nazareth Exhibition Light refreshments. Nazareth Center for the Arts 30 E. Belvadere St., Nazareth | 5-7pm

LAFAYETTE COLLEGE ART GALLERIES (610) 758-2787 | 730 High St., EastonTue–Fri 11–5pm; Sat 12–4pm

WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE ARTS

THRU 6/4: Past | Present | Future The collection includes many treasures from neoclassicism to contemporary; highlighting recent acquisitions

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES (610) 758-2787 | Zoellner Arts Center | 420 E Packer Ave., BethlehemWed, Fri, Sat 11am–5am; Thu 11am–8pm; Sun 1–5pm

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THRU 5/24: Selections from the Permanant Collection. Works by Pierre Bonnard, Robert Mapplethorpe, Pablo Picasso, Romare Bearden, Bernice Abbott, Slvador Dali, Robert Rauschenberg, Henri Matisse, and others.GALLERY AT RAUCH BUSINESS CENTER

THRU 5/24: The Future is Female Prints by women artists in LUAG permanent collection. Faith Ringgold, Matsubara Naoko, Francoise Gilot, Kathe Kollwitz, Marisol Escobar, and more.FAIRCHILD-MARTINDALE STUDY GALLERY

THRU 5/24: Pedro Meyer: Truth from Fiction. A revolutionary Mexican photographer. Renowned for digital manipulation and powerful and provocative photographs that share his complex vision of reality.DUBOIS GALLERY, MAGINES HALL

THRU 5/24: Elizabeth Frink: Mountain Hawks & Other Creatures. Frink was part of a generation of sculptors drawn to pitted metal surfaces and spiky alienated forms which became signifi ers of post-war anxiey.

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THRU 5/24: Robert Doisneau: Paris After the War. One of France’s great 20th century photographers. This exhibition includes distilled romance of the city in the post-war era.SIEGEL GALLERY, IACOCCA HALL

THRU 5/24: Scale Shift Large and Small Works | Experience the changing perception of relative size as you view these large and small works from the LUAG permanent collection.

LEHIGH VALLEY HERITAGE MUSEUM (610) 435-10741 | 432 W Walnut St., Allentown $8/$3/Free to Members

ONGOING: How the Lehigh Valley Changed America. Explore how our region has made historic contributions to the development of America from the foundations of our nation to the present.ONGOING: Native Americans: A Diverse & Evolving History Hundreds of authentic artifacts in an archaeological exploration that tells us about the Native Americans of Eastern PA.ONGOING: The American Presidency Presidential portraits, campaign buttons, commemorative pieces, and original items related to individual presidents. ONGOING The 1960s. Explore a decade of change and transformation that helped create our modern world today. ONGOING: The Zinc Industry in Palmerton, PA. Discover the importance of zinc and its impact on a town.

MARTIN ART GALLERY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE (484) 664.3467 | Baker Center | 2400 Chew St., Allentown | Tue–Sat 12–8pm

THRU 5/30: Liz Whitney Quisgard: Imaginary Architecture. Five newly acquired large works from the NYC based artist.

MUSEUM OF INDIAN CULTURE (610) 797-2121 | 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown Fri–Sun 10am–4pm

ONGOING: Warrior Spirit—Journey of the Native American Warrior Chronicles the 200–year history of native participation in the U.S. military.ONGOING: Mystery Unearthed The Extraordinary Story of Two Lenape Rock Shelters. The exhibit features stone and bone tools, pendants, decorated ceramic fragments, and

European trade goods excavated in 1942 from the Broomall Rock Shelter sites. ONGOING: Tropical Storm Unearths Upper Saucon’s Ancient Past.Robert Kufrovich’s collection of artifacts excavated from a Lenape selement (dated 8,000b.c. to 1,500a.d.) in 1972 after Tropical Storm Agnes.

NEW ARTS PROGRAM (610) 683-6440 | 173 W Main St., KutztownFri–Sun 11am–3pm

THRU 7/14: The Project Wall: Sacred Geometry: An Exploration of Colour and Form. Works by Tamu Ngina visual artist. Reception: 7/14, 1pm

THRU 7/14: 30th Annual International Invitational Salon of Small Works. A salon-style show featuring over 200 wall works by artists from around the country. Artist reception: 5/24, 6-9pm. Closing reception: 7/14, 1-3pm

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY(610) 253-1222 | Sigal Museum | 342 Northampton St., Easton

5/18-10/28: A Plethora of Petticoats. Undress the history of undergarments that created fashionable silhouettes from the 1700s to the 1950s. Meixsell-Illick House, 107 S. 4th Street, Easton | Tours by appointment.

THRU 7/29: The Cat’s Meow: Lehigh Valley in the Age of Art Deco and the Roaring Twenties Glimpse the Lehigh Valley during this era as we travel from the end of World War I through Prohibition and the Great Depression. Architecture, furniture, apparel, graphic design, cars, trains, ocean liners, and jewelry refl ect the growth and change of a young 20th-century America.

SNOW GOOSE GALLERY(610) 974-9099 | 470 Main Street, Bethlehem Tues-Sat 10am-5 pm, Sun 11am-4 pm

5/5-6/9: The Art of the Miniature XXVII. The Twenty- Seventh Invitational Exhibition of Fine Art Miniatures from Around the World. Reception: 5/5, 1-5 pm

THE OLD VIC ART GALLERY (610) 967-6618 | 131 S Main St., Alburtis Call For Hours

ONGOING: Watercolors by William Wentz. Original works by Colini-egg tempera, Ann Schlegel-oil, Maryanne Knipe-pastel. Limited edition etchings,

serigraphs, and giclee prints by various artists.

KIDS & TEENS ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM(610) 432-4333 | 31 N 5th St., AllentownSun 12–4pm

SUNDAYS: ArtVentures. Families can create original works of art together in Art Ways Interactive Family Gallery. Free

ARTS ACAMDEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL(610) 351-0234 | 1610 Emmaus Ave., Allentown

5/4: Instrumental Music Spring Concert. A concert featuring selections from screen and stage, including opera, fi lm, musicals, and video games, as well as original student compositions. Foy Concert Hall at Moravian College, 99 W Church St., Bethlehem | 1pm | $3/$7

5/19: Figure Skating Spring Showcase. An annual exhibition of student fi gure skaters, featuring solo and group performances by students in grades fi ve through eight. Steel Ice Center, 320 E 1st St., Bethlehem | 3pm | $5/$9

5/31: Ode to the Greeks. This event showcases the developing acting skills of sixth grade Theater students, focusing on ancient Greek theater. Alumnae Auditorium at Cedar Crest College, 100 College Dr., Allentown 7pm | $4/$8

LEHIGH VALLEY STORYTELLING GUILD(610) 417-7749

ONGOING: Children’s Storytelling Series. Godfrey Daniels, 7 E Fourth St., Bethlehem | 1st & 3rd Sun 2pm

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY610.253.1222 | Sigal Museum | 342 Northampton St., Easton

5/18: Can You Dig It? How can you learn about the past? Junior archaeologists are invited to explore and see what you can uncover. 10:30-11:30am | $10/Free

6/24-6/28: Fowler Family History Camp. Calling all time-travelers, mystery-solvers, and adventurers aged 8-12! Spend a week at the Fowler Family History Camp. $200/$150

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LECTURES BACH CHOIR OF BETHLEHEM(610) 866-4382 | 440 Heckewelder Pl, Bethlehem

5/10 & 5/17: Dinner & Discussion Larry Lipkis, Professor of Music and Composer-in-Residence at Moravian College. | Butz Lobby, Zoellner Arts Center, Registration Required | 5:45pm | $48

5/10 & 5/17: Distinguished Scholar Lecture Dr. Michael Marissen The Significance of Bach’s Calov Bible. This three-volume bible was discovered in the United States during the 1930’s in the home of a German immigrant family and is now housed in the Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. It is extensively marked in Bach’s own hand, and off ers insight into his many compositions and his views of God and religion. Dr. Marissen is the Daniel Underhill Professor Emeritus of Music at Swarthmore College. Room 145 Zoellner Arts Center | 2pm | Free

5/11 & 5/18: 112th Bach Festival Festival Luncheon. Includes conversation with one of our Festival soloists. Butz Lobby, Zoellner Arts Center, Registration Required | 12:30pm | $30/$24

BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER(610) 347-9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown

5/23: Guns Down: How to Defeat the NRA and Build a Safer Future Without Guns. LGBT Community Center, in partnership with Ceasefi rePA, Lehigh Valley Friends of Ceasefi rePA, and Orange Wave PA present a book talk with Igor Volsky. 7pm | Free

LEHIGH VALLEY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB (610) 739-0518 | 25 W. 3rd St., Bethlehem

5/16: LVPC Club Meeting with Lee Butz – Photographing Theater Lee Butz provides a presentation on photographing theater events. Banana Factory | 7pm | Free for members


5/1: Lunch & Learn. Take a mid-day break, pique your curiosity, and learn something new with our Lunch & Learn series. Topic: History of Easton Farmers’ Market. 12:30-1:30pm | $5/Free

5/11: American Diana and Parisian Venus: Women’s Fashions of the Jazz Age. Join Clare Sauro, Drexel curator, for a lively and informative exploration of the glamorous and liberating fashions of the 1920s. 1:30-2:30pm | $5/Free

5/18: Washington’s Indian Company. Dr. Brian Carroll will discuss the company of Algonquians from tribes across the northeast who served in the Revolutionary army. 1-2pm | $5/Free

6/1: Lincoln at Gettysburg. The Meaning of His Words and the Political Background Surrounding His Address Explore the Gettysburg Address, the politics that shaped it, and its meaning in the context of the times. 12:30-1:30pm | $5/Free

6/5: Lunch & Learn: Juneteenth.Take a mid-day break and learn about the oldest known celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the US. | 12:30-1:30pm | $5/Free

CARBON COUNTY ARTS FUND(855) 545-1311 | 400 Interchange Road, Lehighton

5/30: Art Lecture. Talk by author Rebecca Finsel on Franz Kline in Coal Country. No charge for admission, but space is limited, please RSVP by May 15. Sign up online or call. Photography by Lynn, 1300 Fireline Rd, Palmerton | 5:30pm | Free

MEDIA ARTS 5/5WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE ARTS (610) 330-5009 | 317 Hamilton St., Easton

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE SERIESLandis Cinema | Sun 7pm | $15/$16

5/5: The Madness of King George III. The most powerful man in the world, portrayed by Mark Gatiss, exhibits increasingly erratic behariour as he succumbs to fi ts of lunacy.

5/9-6/13BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER610.347.9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown

5/9: Reel Queer Film Series: Outrun. Culminating on election day, Outrun provides a unique look into the challenges LGBT people face as they transition into the mainstream and fi ght for dignity, legitimacy, and acceptance across the globe. 6:30pm

6/13: Reel Queer Film Series presents The Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson. The Reel Queer Film Series at Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center presents a free screening. A talkback and dessert reception will follow. 6:30pm

5/30JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY(610) 435-3571 | 702 N 22nd St., Allentown

Jewish and Israeli Film Series Presentation. “The Cousin” includes a speaker and refreshments. 7pm | $12/$8 for JCC Members

MUSIC 5/2-5/4KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY MUSIC DEPARTMENT(610) 683-4092 | PO Box 730, Kutztown

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5/2: KU Jazz Ensemble I Schaeff er Auditorium | 7:30pm | Free

5/4: KU Wind EnsembleSchaeff er Auditorium | 3pm | Free

5/3-5/31GODFREY DANIELS(610) 867-2390 | 7 E. 4th St., Bethlehem

5/3: Tish Hinojosa. She has dedicated her career to playing music from the southwest, starting out in Tejano before moving on to singer/songwriter folk, border music and country. 8pm | $21.50/$26.50

5/4: Compton & Newberry. As virtuosos of old-time mandolin, banjo & guitar, they dig deep into early country music and blues. 8pm | $18.50/$23.50

5/10: Carla Olson & Todd Wolfe. This classic duo will be performing new songs, as well as deep cuts in Roots, Americana, Rock & Roll and Blues. 8pm | 20.50/$25.50

5/11: George Kilby Jr. & Phil Wiggins Combo featuring Sherman Holmes. One of the blues/gospel/soul icons of our time. 8pm | $24.50/$29.50

5/18: Mike Dugan’s Cheek2Cheek This powerful pair really packs a wallop, with an incredible range of tunes from Louis Armstrong to Led Zeppelin. 8pm | $18.50/$23.50

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5/25: The Witherbees. This group digs deep into that mindset, pulling their repertoire from such diverse places at Herbie Mann, Sonny Sharrock, Paul McCartney, Wilco, and the Magnetic Fields and that’s just the start. 8pm | $15.50/$20.50

5/31: Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richards with Claudia Schmidt. Transcending the genre of folk Americana, their music echoes inspiration from traditional folk duos and singer/songwriters like Ian & Sylvia, Kate Wolf and Neil Young – combining beautiful harmonies and a lyrical intensity, while establishing a unique sound of their own.8pm | $18.50/$23.50

5/3MUHLENBERG COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC2400 W Chew St., Allentown

Big Band Concert. Directed By Tony Gario | Empie Theatre, Baker Center for the Arts | 7:30pm | Free

5/4ALLENTOWN MUSIC CLUB(610) 435-4659

Spring Recital. Presentation of the Past President’s Memorial Scholarship winner. Includes Jonathan Beitler, Michael Grather, and Stephen Silvonek. Zentz Community Center, 3000 Fellowship Dr., Whitehall | 2pm | Free

5/4STATE THEATRE(610) 252-3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton

ASO: To the Moon and Back! Allentown Symphony presents a concert commemorating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. 7pm | $59/$49/$39

5/5-6/30ALLENTOWN BAND (610) 434.7026 | 1914 W. Greenleaf Street, Allentown

5/5: Allentown Band Performance Side by Side with 50 of the region’s top high school musicians. Miller Syphony Hall, 23 N. 6th St. Allentown | 5pm | $10

5/12: Performance with Grace Hochelle, soprano. Springhouse School, 1200 Springhouse Rd. Allentown | 7pm | Free

5/26: Memorial Day -America’s Music | Springhouse School, 1200 Springhouse Rd. Allentown | 7pm | Free

5/27: Memorial Day Concert With PA Preservation Society. Allentown Fairgrounds | 4pm

6/8: Flag Day Concert. Evelyn Stewart sponsored by Embassy Bank | Musikfest Cafe, ArtsQuest, Bethlehem | 1:30pm

6/9: Allentown Band Performance Luther Crest Senior Cty, 800 Hausman Rd. , Allentown | 6:30pm

6/14: Flag Day Performance. Flag Day Association West Park, Allentown | 7pm

6/15: Art in the Park West Park, Allentown | 1:30pm

6/16: Performance. Etchberger Memorial Park, 2nd & Island Sts., Hamburg | 3pm

6/28: Sousa Concert. West Park, 16th & Turner Sts., Allentown | 7:30pm

6/30: Sunday Concerts in the Park. Souderton Park | 7pm

5/5-5/21YOUNG PEOPLE’S PHILHARMONIC(610) 868.9888 | P.O. Box 1614, Bethlehem

5/5: Junior String Philharmonic Spring Concert.The Junior String Philharmonic, under the direction of Domenick Fiore, consists of approximately fi fty Lehigh Valley musicians from 5th through 9th grade. Tickets available at the door. Wesley Methodist Church 2540 Center St | 2pm

5/19: Spring Concert. Featuring concerto competition winner playing the Hummel Trumpet Concerto and the World Premier of “The Life I leave Behind” commissioned by the YPP, composed by alumnus Christopher Lazzaro. Tickets at the door. 321 E 3rd St | 2pm

5/21: Spring Chamber Music Concert. The Young People’s Chamber Players Spring Chamber Music Concert. Peter Hall at Moravian College, Bethlehem.Tickets at the door. Peter Hall at Moravian College, 348 Main St | 7pm

5/7-6/20LEHIGH VALLEY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS (610) 868-2971 | 1321 East 3rd Street, Bethlehem

5/7 & 5/8: Spring Vocal Concert

5/10: Spring Instrumental Concert 7pm

5/16 & 5/17: Senior Vocal Showcase 7pm

5/22: Big Band Concert 7pm

5/23: An Evening with Strings 7pm

5/28: Spring Piano Recital 7pm

5/29: Night of Percussion 7pm

5/30: Senior Instrumental Showcase 7pm

6/20: Alumni Vocalist Cafe 7pm Godfrey Daniels

5/10-6/11BACH CHOIR OF BETHLEHEM(610) 866-4382 | 440 Heckewelder Place, Bethlehem

5/10 & 5/17: Bach FestivalBach Outdoors. Opening of Festival Weekends with performance by Paul Miller and friends they perform using modern instruments Payrow Plaza, Church & New Streets Bethlehem | 12pm

Bach at 4. Conversation + Concert as Greg Funfgeld shares insights into works by Bach and Telemann. Incarnation of Our Lord Church, Thomas & Buchanan Streets | 4pm | $25/$20/$9

Bach at 8. Features 2 Bach Cantatas 146 & 149. Packer Memorial Church | 8pm | $34/$28/$22/$9

Chamber Music in the Saal. Lute, Flute and Recorders Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane. Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane and Flutist/Multiintrumentalist Mindy Rosenfeld on 5/17. The Saal performances will include the music of J.S. Bach, Allessandro Piccinini, John Dowland, William Byrd and S.L. Weiss. Saal of the Moravian Museum, Church Street, 2nd fl oor | 4pm | $28/$9

5/11 & 5/18: Bach FestivalIfor Jones Chamber Music Concert Features the premiere of a new work by distinguished composer Gwyneth Walker commissioned to celebrate the merger of the Bel Canto Youth Chorus with the Bach Choir of Bethlehem. Baker Hall, Zoellner Arts Center | 10:30am | $25/$20/$9

Mass in B Minor. Treasured tradition share in this monumental compostition with the community that gathers around the country and the world. Packer Memorial Church | 2pm Bach Chorale Sing 2:30 Part 1, 4:30 Part 2 | $58/$46/$34/$20

6/11: Bach at Noon. Doors open at 11:30am and concerts begin at 12:10pm. Each performance will feature soloists, along with members of The Bach Choir and Bach Festival Orchestra, with an informative and lively introduction to each piece from conductor and artistic director,


Greg Funfgeld. St. John’s Lutheran Church Allentown | 12pm | Free

5/11ALLENTOWN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (610) 432-6715 | Miller Symphony Hall | 23 N 6th St., Allentown

Pops Series: Disney in Concert Everyone’s favorite Disney movies come alive with fi lm clips and music by the ASO. 7:30pm | $25/Free

5/17CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF BETHLEHEM(610) 435-7611

Jasper String Quartet with Gilles Vonsattel, piano. Haydn: Quartet in C Major, Op. 76 No. 3, “Emperor” Akira Nishimura: String Quartet No. 2, “Pulse of the Lights” (1992)Dvořák: Piano Quintet no. 2 in A Major, Op. 81. Foy Hall, Main and Church Streets, Bethlehem | 7:30pm | $27/free 5/18-6/2

5/18-6/2 BACH AND HANDEL CHORALE(570) 325-4794 | 810 Carbon Ave., Jim Thorpe

5/18: 35th Anniversary Concert with Festival Orchestra. Randall D. Perry, Conductor. A concert of choral music by J. S. Bach and G. F. Handel. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 21 Race St. Jim Thorpe | 3pm | $20/$18/free

6/2: Benefit Concert. All proceeds will go to Valor House, Jonas PA for Veterans.Christ Church Lutheran, 189 Church Rd. Jim Thorpe 4pm

5/18-5/19MILLER SYMPHONY HALL (610) 432-6715 | 23 N 6th St., Allentown

METROPOLOTAN OPERA HD LIVE

5/18: Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmelites. Yannick Nezet-Seguin leads and accomplished ensemble in this devasting modern masterpiece of faith and martydom. 2pm | $22/$20/$24

CHAMBER ON STAGE SERIES Sun 3pm | $25

5/19: Donald Sinta Saxophone Quartet. Join us for n initmate afternoon of Chambers music performed by world-renowned artists.

5/19UPG CONCERT SERIES(610) 867-0519 | St. Peter’s Lutheran Church | 474 Vine St., BethlehemMusic Among Friends. Join us for a fun afternoon of music by some of the Lehigh Valley’s top musicians. Under the direction of Lucille Kincaid, singers and instrumentalists will perform alone and together in a wide variety of styles, including Classical, Sacred and Broadway. 3pm | Free

5/19CATHEDRAL ARTS(610) 865-0727 | 321 Wyandotte St, Bethlehem

5/19: Organ Birthday Recital Series – 20th Anniversary! Stephen Williams The Cathedral Organist will play the fourth in our series of Organ Birthday concerts. The program will include some favorite voluntaries of the Cathedral and a few over-the-top toccatas and fl ourishes. | 4pm | Suggested donation $10

5/18CONCORD CHAMBER SINGERS(484) 707-5078 | PO Box 423, Bethlehem, PA

Cabaret Night. The mission of CCS is to foster excellent singing and impactful storytelling while engaging communities in the vibrancy of the choral art. Brick and Morter Gallery, 1247 Simon Blvd, Easton | 7:30pm

5/19MORAVIAN COLLEGE MUSIC DEPARTMENT(610) 861-1650 | 1200 Main St., Bethlehem

Students in Recital: Moravian College Music Institute Spring Recital. Students perform their year-end recital. Performers are of varying ages presenting diff ering musical styles and instruments. Come and enjoy their talents! A reception immediately follows the recital. Peter Hall – Hurd Campus | 4pm | Free

5/24-6/15MACUNGIE BAND(484) 816-6453 | PO Box 123 Trexlertown, PA

The Macungie Band performs music written and arranged for Concert Band from a wide range of styles and eras. From popular patriotic marches to current themes we always strive to play music that our audiences will enjoy.5/24: West Park, Allentown | 7pm

5/29 Cedar View Aparments | 4230 Dorney Park Road, Allentown | 7pm

6/8: Hills At Lock Ridge | 7100 Scenic View Dr, Macungie | 7pm

6/15: 1st Annual Pig Roast | Lone Lane Park, Lone Lane, Allentown | 4:30pm

5/31-6/23ARTS AT ST. JOHN’S(610) 435-1641 | 37 S. 5th St., Allentown

5/31: Elysium String Quartet. Music of Haydn and Mendelssohn. 7:3 pm | Free will off ering

6/23: Organ Concert. Sean Burns is a graduate of Westminster Choir College and is an adjunct faculty member at Rowan University. 3pm | Free will off ering

6/2-6/9COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL(610) 435-7725 | 1544 Hamilton St., Allentown

6/2: Year-End Student Recital Doors open at 1:30pm. Reception with the artists to follow. Free Parking | CMS Recital Hall | 2pm | Free

6/9: Gala Recital. Mark your calendar & come out to support young musicians nnd enjoy an afternoon of beautiful music. 2pm | Free

6/9PENNSYLVANIA SINFONIA ORCHESTRA1524 Linden St., Allentown

Valley Vivaldi I. The fi rst of four delightful summer series of intimate chamber music. Christ Lutheran Church, 1245 W Hamilton St, Allentown | 7pm | $25/35/$20/$30/Free

6/9EMMAUS CHORALE(610) 398-4496

Endings and Beginnings! Selections will range from classical to show and popular favorites. Faith Presbyterian Church, N. 2nd & Cherokee Sts., Emmaus | 3pm | Free

READINGS & WRITINGS

BRADBURY-SULLIVAN LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER(610) 347-9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown

Professor facilitated discussions in partnership with Lehigh University.

READINGS & WRITINGS


6/18: Community Book Discussion: And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LCBT Equality. By Mark Segal. 6:30pm

SPECIAL EVENTS ARTSQUEST(610) 330-1300 | 25 West Third St., Bethlehem

5/3 & 6/7: First Fridays. Our First Friday activities are located at the Banana Factory Arts Center and include family-friendly art activities, community art projects, exhibition openings, artist talks and live art making! 6-9pm | Free

ARTS ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL(610) 351-0234 | 1610 Emmaus Avenue, Emmaus

5/30: Spring Coff eehouse & Book Fair. A collection of student-led solo and small group performances, including instrumental and vocal music, dance, poetry, short stories, and more. Barnes & Noble, 2960 Center Valley Parkway, Center Valley 6-8pm | Free

6/17: Talent & Tour Day. Learn more about AACMS, meet teachers and staff , and tour our building during this Open House event. 9am -3pm

HISTORIC BETHLEHEM MUSEUMS & SITES (800) 360-8687

ONGOING: Free Sundays at the Museum. Enjoy a range of engaging programs and activities like Career Corner, Museum Storytime, and the Family Room, catering to many ages that promote creativity and exploration. Kemerer Museum 427 N New St., Bethlehem | 1–4pm


5/15: B.Y.O.B. - Bring Your Own Baby Historic Stroller Tour. Coff ee, conversation, and play then take a historic walking tour of downtown Easton (strollers welcome). 10 am | $15

6/19: B.Y.O.B. - Bring Your Own Baby Tour. Meet fellow parents and caretakers and enjoy a fun, interactive tour of A Plethora of Petticoats with baby in tow. 10 am | $15

FORKS ARTS SOCIETY700 Zucksville Rd., Easton, PA

5/18: Amp Up the Art. Music by Connie Edinger Band & the High Street House Band. Kid’s Art Corner sponsored by Crayola.Artists and Fine Crafters contact [email protected] for vendor information. 11am-4pm | Free

SAUCON CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL (610) 838-1199 | 1890-92 Friedensville Road, Bethlehem

6/1: Saucon Creek Arts Festival Heller Homestead Park, Bethlehem. Fine art for sale, live music, great food, tours of the historic homes and gardens, kids’ art activities. 10am -5pm | Free

TOTTS GAP ARTS INSTITUTE(610) 588-5817 | 1494 Totts Gap Rd, Bangor

5/5: Arts Fair. Regional fair for children in grades K-12 to display their artwork. Prizes are awarded in 12 categories. Dance and music performances along with art and craft demonstrations are held. Spaces are

available for local crafters and artisans to sell and display work. Food and drink are available. 11 am - 4pm

THEATRE

ACT I DESALES(610) 282-3192 | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

THRU 5/5: Pippin. Winner of 23 Tony Awards Pippin tells the poignant story of a young man’s journey to be extraordinary. Main Stage | Wed–Sat 8pm; Sun 2pm; Mon 9:45am Mon–Thu $31/$29; Fri–Sun $32/$30

ARTS ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL(610) 351-0234 | 1610 Emmaus Ave., Allentown

6/1: John Lennon & Me. The powerful story of Star, an imaginative teenager diagnosed with cystic fi brosis, presented by the AACMS Eighth Grade Theater Class. Alumnae Auditorium at Cedar Crest College, 100 College Dr., Allentown | 1pm | $4/$8

SPECIAL EVENTSTHEATRE

6/15: BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL(484) 664.3333 | Muhlenberg College of Theatre & Dance | 2400 Chew St., Allentown

Features score by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Tom Kitt, lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Amanda Green, book by Jeff Whitty. Empie Theatre, Baker Center for the Arts | 2pm | $41/$35

6/26: CRAZY FOR YOU (610) 282-9455 | Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

Treasured Gershwin songs meet sparkling, sensational dances in the ultimate feel-good musical comedy for the summer season. Main Stage | 2pm | $25 and up

6/28: THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD & MAID MARIAN (610) 282-9455 | Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

Righting wrongs and making quick escapes are only half the fun. Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and a merry band of adventurers seek freedom and vitality in Sherwood Forest. A delightful adventure for kids ages three to tween. Schubert Theatre | 10am | $13/$17

6/29: THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP (610) 282-9455 | Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

A hilarious sendup of Victorian melodrama. This madcap mystery features werewolves, vampires, ghosts, and damsels in distress. Schubert Theatre | 2pm | $25 and up

6/29: BOHEMIA (484) 664.3333 | Muhlenberg College of Theatre & Dance | 2400 Chew St., Allentown

A World Premiere All-Ages Circus Performance. Created by Noah Dach. Free 45-minute circus activity workshop off ered after every performance Studio Theatre, Trexler Pavilion | 10am | $13/$11

Accessible Events for

MAY-JUNE 2019


CIVIC THEATRE OF ALLENTOWN(610) 432-8943 | 514 19th St., Allentown

5/3-5/19: Fun Home.The Tony Award-winning musical Fun Home traces the coming-of-age of lesbian author Alison Bechdel, from her youth, to her years at Oberlin College, and fi nally to the present, where Alison, now grown, is struggling to write her own graphic autobiography. Thu-Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2pm | $34/$32/$29

6/21-6/30: Constellations. This spellbinding, romantic journey begins with a simple encounter between a man and a woman. But what happens next defi es the boundaries of the world we think we know—delving into the infi nite possibilities of their relationship and raising questions about the diff erence between choice and destiny. Thu-Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2pm | $29/$27/$24

MUHLENBERG COLLEGE THEATRE & DANCE(484) 664.3333 | 2400 Chew St., Allentown

6/13-6/30 : Bring It On: The Musical. Features score by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Tom Kitt, lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda & Amanda Green, book by Jeff Whitty. Empie Theatre, Baker Center for the Arts Thu-Sat 7:30pm, Sat & Sun 2pm | $41/$35

6/26-7/27: Bohemia — A World Premiere All-Ages Circus Performance. Created by Noah Dach. Free 45-minute circus activity workshop off ered after every performance Studio Theatre, Trexler Pavilion | Wed–Thu 10am & 1pm; Fri–Sat 10am & 6:30pm. | $13/$11


6/1 & 6/8: Easton, 1777: John Adams and His Thoughts on Government. Colonial dinner theater with the Bachmann Players. 3-course colonial dinner and beverage included. Reservations required. Bachmann Publick House, 169 Northampton Street, Easton | 6-8pm | $60

6/15: Easton, 1777: John Adams and His Thoughts on Government Bachmann Players colonial theater in our 1753 tavern. Light colonial fare and beverage included. Reservations required. Bachmann Publick House, 169 Northampton Street, Easton | 2-4pm | $25

PENNSYLVANIA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL(610) 282-9455 | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

6/14-6/29: Crazy for You. Treasured Gershwin songs meet sparkling, sensational dances in the ultimate feel-good musical comedy for the summer season. Main Stage | 2pm, 7pm, 7:30pm, 8pm | $25 and up

6/20-7/14: The Mystery of Irma Vep. Lauded as “The funniest two hours anywhere” by The New York Times and “lunatic fun that keeps you in stitches” by The Daily News, this madcap mystery features werewolves, vampires, ghosts, and damsels in distress. Schubert Theatre | 2pm, 7pm, 7:30pm, 8pm | $25 and up

6/1-8/3: The Adventures of Robin Hood and Maid Marion. Righting wrongs and making quick escapes are only half the fun. Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and a merry band of adventurers seek freedom and vitality in Sherwood Forest. A delightful adventure for kids ages three to tween. Schubert Theatre | 10am, 2pm | $13/$17

STATE THEATRE(610) 252-3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton

5/22: Freddy Awards Dress Rehearsal & Preview Party. Catch a glimpse of performance rehearsals including the Opening and Closing numbers, Lead Actor & Actress Medleys and Overall Musical Nominees 4:30pm | $25/$10

5/23: 2019 Freddy Awards Recognizes and rewards the accomplishments of Lehigh Valley High Schools 7pm | Tickets available to participating schools

TOUCHSTONE THEATRE(610) 867-1689 | 321 E 4th St., Bethlehem

5/18: Young Playwrights’ Festival & Gala. Annual showcase of exceptional, original plays written by Lehigh Valley youths. Zoellner Arts Center | 7pm | $15/$10/$75

6/7-6/8: Fresh Voices. Join us for a one-of-a-kind peek into the creative process of theatre-making. 8:00pm | Suggested donation $10

TO GET INVOLVED

ARTISTS

ARTS COMMUNITY OF EASTON(610) 250-7627 | Lafayette College | Williams Center for the Arts, Easton | 2nd Tue 7–9pm

Monthly Membership Meeting. Followed by guest speaker, open to artists, writers, patrons, musicians, and photographers who reside in PA or NJ.

BETHLEHEM PALETTE CLUBBanana Factory, 25 W Third Street, Bethlehem | 3rd Sun 1:30-4pm

Monthly Membership Meeting. The program for each meeting includes a 30 minute business meeting followed by an hour presentation or demonstration by an artist. The meeting concludes with a social gathering. Often held on the third Sunday of the month, but not always. Please check for meeting dates. Meetings are not held during June, July and August, or during the holiday season in December.

CARBON COUNTY ART LEAGUE(610) 844-4378 | Seventh Moon Spa | 701 Bridge St., Ste B103, Lehighton | 2nd Wed 6pm

Monthly Meeting. Professional or beginner artists encouraged to bring work for sharing.

FORKS ARTS SOCIETYForks Tsp Building | 1606 Sullivan Trail, Easton, PA | 2nd Wed 7pm

Monthly Meeting. Presentations by local artists and attendee “Show & Tell”.

LEHIGH VALLEY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Banana Factory | 25 W Third St., Bethlehem | 3rd Thu, 7pm | Sept–June

Monthly Meeting. Cultivates and broadens the photographic interests of its members and promotes photography for professionals, amateurs, and beginners. Monthly meeting with presentations by photographers.

PARKLAND ART LEAGUE(610) 967-4461 | St. Anne’s Episcopal Church | 6667 Lower Macungie Rd, Trexlertown | 2nd Tue 7pm, Sept–June $25/year

Monthly Meeting. Socialize with others who have an active interest in art. Membership includes opportunity to sell your work at community locations. Monthly business meeting and demo by artist.

DANCE

TO GET INVOLVED


DANCE

ALLENTOWN AREA SWING DANCE SOCIETYFearless Fire Company | 1221 S Front St., Allentown Lessons Tue 7–8:30pm | Social Dance 8:30–10:30pm $10/$5

All levels with an emphasis on helping beginners. Dance instruction Tuedays with a social dance afterwards. Instruction available for East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Hustle, Night Club Two Step, Cha Cha, Salsa, Rumba, Fox Trot, Country Waltz and Country 2 Step. All Main lessons begin with basic beginner and build to intermediate steps. 5/7: Lesson: East Coast Swing Larry and Claudia Silverman | Social: California Mix Music DJ5/14: Lesson: East Coast Swing Larry and Claudia Silverman | Social: California Mix Music DJ5/21: Lesson: West Coast Swing Alan Saperstein | Social: California Mix Music DJ5/28: Lesson: West Coast Swing Sports Theme | Alan Saperstein | Social: California Mix Music DJ6/4: Lesson: Cha-Cha Con Gallagher Social: California Mix Music DJ6/11: Lesson: Cha-Cha Con Gallagher | Social: California Mix Music DJ6/18: Lesson: TBD Social: California Mix Music DJ6/25: Lesson: TBD Social: California Mix Music DJ

VALLEY CONTRA DANCE SOCIETY(610) 868-7432 | Unitarian Universalist Church of the Lehigh Valley 424 Center St. , Bethlehem (enter on Wall St.) | Sat 7–10:30pm | $12/$5

Lively traditional American folk dancing with a caller and live acoustic music. Instruction for beginners at 7pm. No partner necessary. Bring wood-fl oor friendly shoes. America Folk dance to live caller and music. No partner needed. All welcome. 5/11: Caller: Hilton Baster | Band: Raise the Roof5/25: Caller: Ridge Kennedy | Band: Rhythmic Heart6/8: Caller: Sue Gola | Band: Birch Trio6/22: Caller: Donna Hunt | Band: Blue Jersey

6/29: End of Season Blue Moon Double Dance. Challenging Contras and a Fabulous Pot Luck . Caller: Gaye Fifer Band: The Orphans

MUSICIANS

ALLENTOWN MUSIC CLUB(610) 435-4659 | Zentz Community Center | 3000 Fellowship Dr., Whitehall | 1st Sat, 2pm | Mar–May, Oct–Dec

Membership open to anyone who enjoys music/art. Audition required for performing artist membership. Monthly musical and performing arts programs—featuring artist members, young musicians, and guests.

APPALACHIAN FIDDLE & BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION Plainfi eld Township Volunteer Fire Company | 6480 Sullivan Tr., Wind Gap | $10/7/free

Indoor shindigs the 2nd Sunday of every month at 12:30pm.

LEHIGH VALLEY FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY (610) 432-8014 | Lehigh Valley Active Life | 1633 Elm St., Allentown 3rd Wed | 6:30–10pm

Monthly jam session and sing–along, open to all folk music lovers who play an instrument or simply like to sing along or listen to the music. All ages and skill levels are welcome.

PENNSYLVANIA JAZZ COLLECTIVE (570) 656-5631 | Lehigh Valley Active Life | 1633 Elm St., Allentown | Every Fri 9am

Elm Street Jazz Big Band is a community band made up of professional and non–professional musicians.

REALLY TERRIBLE ORCHESTRA OF PENNSYLVANIA (484) 894-8092 | Kirkland Village | 1 Kirkland Village Cir., Bethlehem | Thu 7pm

Open to anyone with an instrument. You must be willing to practice or feel guilty if you don’t. Members are folks who haven’t played in years, learning a new instrument, and looking for a place to play in a fun, nonjudgmental environment. Weekly rehearsal.

STORYTELLERS

LEHIGH VALLEY STORYTELLING GUILD (610) 417-7749 | Godfrey Daniels | 7 E 4th St., Bethlehem | 2nd Wed 7:30pm | Sept–July | Free Monthly “Story Circle.”

WRITERS

GREATER LEHIGH VALLEY WRITERS GROUP Palmer Library | 1 Weller Pl., Palmer Twp | 4th Sat 10am–Noon | Jan–Feb, Apr–June, Sept–Nov | $45/yr, $35/Renewals

Monthly business meeting and program on some aspect of writing/publishing. MONTHLY: “WritersCafé.” Second Thu | 7–9pm

WORKSHOPS &CLASSES

ACT I DESALES(610) 282-3192 | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley

6/24-6/29: Summer Video Institute. Off ers students an introduction to the theories and techniques of digital movie making. Working with state-of-the-art technology, students will design, shoot and edit fi lms of their own creation. $1615/$1115

7/22-8/2: Summer Dance Intensive. The Summer Dance Intensive off ers professional dance training to students ages 14 and up. The intensive program focuses on technical training in ballet, modern, and jazz, with additional classes off ered in African dance, Hip-Hop, Improvisation, Pilates, and yoga. Students will also learn repertory work created by the faculty. The two-week program will culminate in an informal presentation on Friday, August 2. $995/$675

AFTERWORDS ACTORS STUDIO(610) 417-6861 | 725 N. 15th Street, Suite #110, Allentown

5/6: Monologue Monday. AfterWords Actors Studio will be open on Monday evening from 7:00 to....who knows, to allow you to drop in and get feedback, to work on a monologue, to get ideas for a monologue, to just sit and listen...whatever you need!! 7 pm

ALLEGRO DANCE STUDIOS(610) 509.1313 | 4030 Chestnut St., Emmaus

ONGOING: Classes in ballet, modern and contemporary dance, hiphop, tap, and jazz dance for children.

THE ART ESTABLISHMENT(610) 807-9201 | 945 Broadway, Fountain Hill

ONGOING: Classes for adults & children | Painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics and photography.

WORKSHOPS &CLASSES


ART IS INN (610) 395-0344 | 9868 Weiss Rd, Breinigsville

ONGOING: Portrait Session. Portrait sessions with 20 minute pose between breaks. Tue 9:30am–12pm | $6/$3

ONGOING: Yoga Class. Level 1 & 2 Flow or Restorative Class Sat 10:15–11:15am | $12

ARTS ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL(610) 351-0234 | 1610 Emmaus Ave., Allentown

7/22-7/26: Summer Arts Camps Includes Instrumental Music Lessons, Comedy Improvisation, Dance Intensives, Musical Theater, and Visual Arts. Open to studens entering grades fi ve through eight. 9am-12pm | $60

ARTSQUEST’S BANANA FACTORY610.332.1300 | 25 W Third St., Bethlehem

5/4: Star Wars Terrarium with Natalie Hartman. May the Fourth be with you! Assemble your own terrarium using succulents and Star Wars characters to bring the outdoors inside. A variety of characters will be available for students to paint and add to their terrarium scene. This is a great project for families and individuals. All supplies are included. Please note, ArtsQuest is not responsible for the life of the plants. 3:30pm | $2

5/19: PhotoPass: Cars & Coff ee with Zachary Emerick. Learn the techniques and tricks you need to take great automotive photographs. Emerick will instruct participants on eff ective framing, lighting, detail and action shots, as well as how to edit in post-processing. All registered participants will have a reserved parking spot for the event, as well as a cordoned off area with three fabulous cars to practice photographing away from the crowds. A reliable DSLR (Digital Single Lens Refl ex) camera or a MILC (Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera) is required for this workshop. This class is for students aged 14 and up. 8-11am | $90/$81

6/1 & 6/2: Print Making Weekend Workshop. Learn the basics of silkscreen printmaking in this two day workshop Beginner and advanced students are welcome. Please bring source materials on a fl ash drive (photographs or designs) to use for your work. Paper and printmaking materials will be provided. 10am-2pm | $99/$89

6/2: Fiber Sampler Workshop: Macrame Wall Hanging. Try your hand at macrame, the art of decorative knotting, in this one day workshop!

Students will learn how to create and use a variety of knots and leave with a beautiful wall hanging. All materials are included in this workshop. 1-4pm | $60/$54

6/10-8/23: Summer Art Camps Provides young artist the opportunity to explore the exciting world of art through diverse themes and media. Morning camp 9am-12pm. Afternoon camp 12:30-3:30pm. Ages 4-18. Camps run Mon-Fri as one-week sessions. Half day camps: $160/$144 Full day camps: $295/$265.50

THE ARTS PROJECT AT PENN STATE2809 Saucon Valley Road, Center Valley

THRU 6/26: Drawing & Painting Design Fundamentals. Instructor: Ron De Long $300 |Wednesdays, 10-12pm

5/21-8/6: Advanced Jewelry & Metalwork. Instructor: Ann Lalik Tuesdays, 10-12pm | $350

6/25,6/26 & 6/28: Papermaking and Book Making. Guest artist Jill Odegaard will off er this special workshop for students to explore a variety of papermaking techniques ranging from making images in paper to production methods that will result in a handmade book. 12-4pm | $180

BALLET GUILD OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY (610) 865-0353 | 556 Main St., Bethlehem

ONGOING: Community Classes Off ered for ages 3+. The youngest begin with an introduction to the basics of ballet; these include rhythm, dynamics, and terminology. Youth level classes are off ered for the student who wishes to learn ballet or improve his/her technique. Students ages 6+ have the opportunity to audition for Ballet Guild productions. Call for tuition informationONGOING: Pre-Professional Auditions required. Classes emphasize the development of ballet skills with a focus on knowledge, proper placement, and alignment. In addition to Pointe work, classes in Variations, Repertoire, Jazz, and Modern are also given. Master classes, taught by professional teachers and dancers, will be held throughout the year for students in this Division. In addition, various performance opportunities are off ered each year in our service to the community. Drop ins $22 | Call for additional tuition information

THE BAUM SCHOOL OF ART(610) 433-0032 | 510 W Linden St., Allentown | Mon–Thu 9am–9:30pm | Fri & Sat 9am–3pm

6/17-8/16: Children and Teen Weekly Summer Art Camp Morning camps: 9am-12pm Afternoon camps: 1-4pm. Enroll in morning and afternoon to for a full day camp. Various art camps for ages 5-17. 1 week half day camps $150

The Fashion Academy. Morning camps: 9am-12pm Afternoon camps: 1-4pm. Enroll in morning and afternoon to for a full day camp. Various sewing and fashion camps for ages 9-17. 1 week half day camps $150

6/24-6/28: City Arts Camp. Learn about music, art, dance, and theatre from partners: Allentown Art Museum, The Baum School of Art, Civic Theatre, Community Music School, Miller Symphony Hall, and Repertory Dance Theatre. 9am | $275

BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER(610) 347-9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown

5/6: Queer Art Around the World in the 1600s. Don’t miss this class to learn about the LGBTQ population and the art they made when the Mayfl ower was on its way to the new world! Call class Instructor Liz Bradbury for more information at 610-432-5449 or email [email protected]. 6 pm | Free

5/13: Stonewall Era Art, the rise of Queer Visibility, and Basquiat In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots we’ll be looking at the artists and societal movements that surrounded and empowered LGBTQ people leading up to and after the Stonewall Rebellion in 1969. Call class Instructor Liz Bradbury for more information at 610-432-5449 or email [email protected]. 6 pm | Free

5/20: LC Tiff any, Aubrey Beardsley, Loie Fuller, Oscar Wilde and the world of Art Nouveau Will all be featured in this class that will examine this beautiful style that fl urished between 1890 and 1910. Call class Instructor Liz Bradbury for more information at 610-432-5449 or email [email protected]. 6 pm | Free

COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL(610) 435-7725 | 1544 Hamilton St., Allentown

CMS off ers private music lessons in piano, violin, guitar, voice, drums, cello, clarinet, and more for all ages and abilities. Financial aid and scholarships available. Many free performance opportunities. Spring Semester (18 weeks) begins Tue, 1/29. Enroll anytime.


Kindermusik | A music and movement program designed for children ages 0–5, focuses on the development of the whole child and builds the skills children need to be successful in both school and life. Wed | $67/4-week session

Level 1: 0–24 months (with caregiver) 9amLevel 2: 24–36 months (with caregiver) 10am

CMS Modern Band | Modern Band teaches kids to perform, improvise and compose using popular music that they know and love including rock, pop, Latin, reggae, hip hop, R & B, and other modern styles. No experience needed. CMS provides all instruments. Weekly rehearsals, numerous free performance opportunities. $180/semester

Middle School (6–8 grade) Mon 3pmHigh School (9–12 grade) Thu 3pm

Dixieland Jazz Band. Learn to perform this fun style of jazz with other talented musicians of all ages! The focus will be on traditional jazz and have plenty of opportunities for improvisation. This intermediate/advanced group includes brass, woodwinds, percussion, keyboard, and more. Numerous performance opportunities. $216/semester

Kids Choir. As a group, children ages 6–11 will learn the basics of vocal performance including ear-training techniques, music theory, note reading, and harmonization using both traditional songs and current hits. No previous experience needed. Tue 6pm | $216/semester

Silver Winds Flute Choir. For advanced fl ute players to hone technical skills while expanding your performance repertoire in a variety of genres. CMS Silver Winds performs frequently at community and private events throughout our area. Tue 6pm | $324/semester

Saxophone Ensemble. This Intermediate/Advanced level Sax Ensemble provides students with an opportunity to play with other students of various ages and abilities. Fundamental skills essential for varying styles and genres of music will be studied. Tue 6pm | $216/semester

GALLERY 840484.866.2972 | 840 Hamilton St #101, Allentown Thu 1–7pm; Fri 10am–5pm; Sat 9am–2pm

SATURDAYS: Open Paint Studio Seasonal paint themes for children, teens and adults | $15+

GODFREY DANIELS610.867.2390 | 7 E. 4th St., Bethlehem

Songwriting workshops. Part

of a six-month, bi-weekly, songwriting workshop series led by Bethlehem native Anne Hills and featuring a stellar list of visiting artists from the Godfrey Daniels community. A broad diversity of styles will be explored – from hip-hop to ballad to spoken word – driven by the interests of participants and with an over-arching interest in place, and our desires and dreams for the future. Reservations recommended 11am- 1pm | $45/$350

5/4: Tish Hinojosa

5/19: Alex Radus

6/2: Jack Murray

6/16: Anne Hills

OUT OF OUR MINDS ART STUDIO(610) 762-594 | 65 Lea Street, Macungie

ONGOING: Classes in acrylics, pastels, pottery, mosaics, glass fusing, etc. For all ages. After-school, birthday parties, & summer camps.

REPERTORY DANCE THEATRE OF THE LEHIGH VALLEYEmmaus Studio | 610.965.6216 | 118 S. 6th St., Emmaus | Allentown Studio | 610.965.6216 | 1402 Linden St., Allentown | Kuhnsville Studio | 610.965.6216 | 6426 Memorial Rd., Allentown

ONGOING: Off ering classes in ballet, modern, tap, hip hop and jazz beginning at age 3. Yoga classes are also off ered.

SAUCON CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL(610) 838-1199 | 1890-92 Friedensville Road, Bethlehem

5/4: Photographing Historic Architecture with Frank Smith| Olympus Visionary photographer, Frank Smith for an illuminating discussion and hands on workshop on the creative elements of Historic Architecture. 9am-1pm | $35

REYNOLDS ADVANCED MATERIALS(844) 294-1444 | 5600 Lower Macungie Road, Macungie

6/14: Materials Spotlight™ – Cosplay Rigid Mask Making and Advanced Mold Making. Let’s discuss what materials are available for making props and costumes for cosplay, LARP, theater and more. Topics Include:2-Part Molds (Pourable and Brush-On)Brush-On Molds & Support Shells Slush / Roto and Composite Casting Material Demos Will Be Ongoing - Light Refreshment Will Be Served. 1pm | $20

TAP TIES

610.217.5112 | Various locations

Ongoing Adult & Teen Community tap classes in two locations. Drop ins welcome! 14-week sessions $175 | 12-week session Int Level

$180/$150 | 8-week session $120 | Drop ins

$18/$20/$50

STEINBRIGHT HALL CEDAR CREST COLLEGE

Mondays with Jill Fitzgerald

6–7PM | Beginner Tap7–8pm | Advanced Beginner Tap8–9pm | Intermediate/Advanced Tap

Fridays with Rochelle Haynes

9:30–10:30AM | Intermediate Tap $150

10:30–11:45am | Advanced Tap $180

Moravian college

Tuedays with Amy Browne Smith

5:15–6:15PM | Absolute Beginner Tap6:15–7:15pm | Advanced Beginner Tap7:15–8:15pm | Int/Adv Tap

TOTTS GAP ARTS

(610) 588-5817 | 1494 Totts Gap Rd, Bangor

Classes in Art, Dance and Theater.

TREASURE HOUSE THEATRE

(646) 543-2478 | 812 W Hamilton St., Allentown

ONGOING: Professional Acting Classes. A specifi c, selective, practical approach to the craft, fi rmly rooted in the work of Meisner and Stanislavski.Reach new ground, break free from mechanical doing, and explore what is revealed by the actor’s instinct. Taught by New York based Daniel Amenda and Michael Fegley

Wed or Thurs 7–9:30pm | $600/12–Week Session

YOUNG PEOPLE’S

PHILHARMONIC

(610) 868-9888

5/20: Trumpet Master Class | by Billy Hunter at Lehigh Valley Charter School for the Performing Arts. 322 E 3rd St., Bethlehem | 7pm | Free


Arts Calendar is a bimonthly publication of

Membership benefi ts in the Lehigh Valley Arts Council include:

Subscriptions to Inside the Arts,Arts Calendar and Style Magazine

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LEHIGH VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL CALENDAR...apparel, graphic design, cars, trains, ocean liners, and jewelry reﬂ ect the growth and change of a young 20th-century America. SNOW GOOSE GALLERY