Lehigh Valley Arts Salon
Mondays, 6:00-6:30pm
Lehigh Valley Arts Salon offers a weekly look at the many diverse offerings in the areas of art, theater, poetry and dance, including interviews with creators and representatives from the region's arts and cultural organizations.
Listen every Monday night from 6:00 to 6:30 PM following NPR’s All Things Considered.
Lehigh Valley Arts Salon is supported by the Dexter F. and Dorothy H. Baker Foundation, who believes lives are enriched through a vibrant and enduring arts community and, invites you to join them in supporting the arts!
Latest Stories
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Kate Scuffle sits down with Elaine Mehalakes and Abigail Simmons of the Allentown Art Museum to talk about the debut of two recently acquired Tiffany glass windows. -
Kate Scuffle is joined by Alan Younkin and Michael Schelp of the Allentown Film Fest to talk about the highlights of this year's event. -
Kate Scuffle welcomes students and teachers from the Charter High School for the Arts to talk about their upcoming Young Choreographers in Concert and New Plays Festival. -
Kate Scuffle talks with Susan Chase about her new solo play Mother's Day, an homage to all mothers with several artistic elements including spoken word, dance, and film. -
Kate Scuffle is joined by Susan Morelock of the LV Arts and Cultural Alliance and Larissa Noto of The Lovely Little Lotus to talk about this year's Young at Art expo. -
Kate Scuffle talks with Kenji Williams and Kristin Hoffmann of the out-of-this-world immersive experience that is Bella Gaia, coming to Zoellner Arts Center. -
Kate Scuffle welcomes artist Thomas Shillea and Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission member James DiPietro to talk about the exhibition showcasing the duality of teaching and artistry. -
Kate Scuffle sits down with collector Vincent DiCicco and Ann Lalik, gallery director at Penn State LV, to talk about their upcoming folk art showcase and the human connection in its pieces. -
Kate Scuffle welcomes Erin Zebertavage and Katy Knibbs of the Southside Arts District to talk about their work to bring culture, beauty and identity to South Bethlehem. -
Kate Scuffle welcomes Ty Furman, Director of the Williams Center for the Arts, to talk about leading a program with a legacy and this season's offerings.
