Apr 28 Sunday
Calling all vinyl enthusiasts, collectors, and vendors alike to join us at Godfrey Daniels on Sunday, April 28, from 9 am to 1 pm for a Pop-Up Vinyl Sale! Vendors, reserve your space now to showcase your collection. Music enthusiasts, mark your calendars and come explore a wide array of vinyl treasures. See you there!
We’ll kick off with a return visit from Dr. Micah Sadigh, who did a popular presentation for us in the fall on the topic of “Sleep.” For this program he will focus on “Dreams.”
It’s an event for women where our goal is to educate, inspire and have a great time together! No cost, must register with Sheimar: 484-424-2369
Revisit the 1960s when viewing more than 100 dresses, coats, pants, shoes, outfits, and accessories that demonstrate how clothing was used for both play and protest throughout this tumultuous decade. "Fashion as Experiment" explores how young people used clothing as a space for both play and protest during this era. Admission is always FREE.
Weekends are for families! On Saturdays and Sundays bring your youngsters to the Museum’s upstairs Art Ways Interactive Family Gallery, where you can act on your inspiration and create original works of art together with the help of a Museum educator. Explore our Maker Stations, including a digital studio where you can design an object and then bring it to colorful life on a 3D printer! Before leaving Art Ways, stop by our Art Bar to choose from a selection of art-making supplies to take home.
Drop-in to the Art Ways Interactive Family Gallery on the second floor of the Museum every Saturday and Sunday to make your own art to take home during ArtVentures. Museum educators are on hand to help guide you in creating an artwork inspired by the Museum’s collection. Design your own creation and bring it to life on one of our 3D printers. All ages and abilities welcome! Free.
Maple Tract Preserve, one of Wildlands Conservancy’s 14 preserves, contains glacial wetlands. These are natural pumps that feed local creeks and provide critical habitat to a host of plants and wildlife. Due to the boggy nature of this area, these trails occasionally can get very wet. The trails roll up evergreen hills and down into rhododendron-filled valleys. The elevation gain is small. Glacial wetlands are fragile and uncommon ecosystems. This hike will be around 2-4 miles in length.
Bug repellent might be useful. Sturdy footwear that can get wet and a walking stick are suggested. Dogs on leash are welcome. No bathrooms available.
This walk is free and is part of the Get Out! For Wellness series, in partnership with Lehigh Valley Health Network. Please register online at: https://www.wildlandspa.org/events/.
ADDRESS: 271 Stoney Hollow Road, Long Pond PA 18334 GPS: 41.07432, -75.50492
DIRECTIONS: Traveling north on PA-115, turn right onto Long Pond Road for 1.7 miles (you will pass Pocono Raceway). Turn left onto Stoney Hollow Road for 0.8 miles. Look for the sign for Wildlands Conservancy’s Maple Tract Preserve on your left. Turn left and drive to the parking area. Park snuggly please. Note that googling the preserve takes you to 5 Mailbox Road. Do not use that address, we are not meeting there.
Questions: Arianna Kohler, AKohler@wildlandspa.org
Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg MorrisonBook by Bob Martin and Don McKellarDirected by Valerie JoyceMusical Direction by Nancy Moser Collins MilesChoreography by Stephen Casey
The 2006 Tony nominated Best Musical The Drowsy Chaperone is an “exquisitely honed hymn to the forgotten musicals of yesteryear” ( Variety ). The show opens with a morose theatre lover who cheers himself up by playing for the audience a record of his favorite musical, a fictional 1928 show. As the record plays, the stage is transformed into an impressive Broadway set, and a parody of a 1920s musical comedy is performed. The theatre lover, invisible to the musical actors, comments on the story, the acting, and the music during the show. Filled with rollicking dance numbers and exuberant songs, The Drowsy Chaperone will delight audiences with its love of musicals from the past.
Recommended for ages 13+
"Music can take us beyond language, beyond speech to the very seed of our existence." - Leonard Bernstein
Join us at 4pm on Sunday, April 28, 2024 at First Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem as we present "Echoes of Bernstein's Baton", a tribute to one of the greatest composers and conductors of the 20th century. Featuring a variety of musicians in addition to our singers.
Fifty student musicians from sixteen area high schools will join with the Allentown Band to present it's annual Side by Side Concert in Allentown's historic Miller Symphony Hall with Guest Soloist- Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone, New York Philharmonic (has been described as the GOAT of trombone players, (Greatest of all time!) and Guest Conductor- Col. John Bourgeois, (Ret), Conductor Emeritus of the United States Marine Band, "The President's Own."