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.
Latest Stories
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Kate Scuffle sits down with poet Barbara Crooker to talk about her newly-published collection titled "Slow Wreckage" that explores the travails of aging, society, and the environment.
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Kate Scuffle is joined by Jason Hedrington and Christopher Shorr, co-creators of Touchstone Theatre's upcoming HeadEye: The Musical, to talk about the out-of-this-world production.
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Kate Scuffle welcomes James DePietro of the Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission and glass artist Sue Berkenstock to discuss the upcoming GLASS WORKS exhibition at the Rotunda Gallery.
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Kate Scuffle talks with Dr. Jill Schennum about her new book 'As Goes Bethlehem: Steelworkers and the Restructuring of an Industrial Working Class,' a story of the last generation of American steelworkers.
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Kate Scuffle sits down with choreographer Sarah Carlson and composer Vernon J. Mobley to talk about their upcoming show "The Body Keeps the Score," which focuses on trauma and healing.
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Kate Scuffle welcomes Stephanie Powell Watts, an award-winning writer and co-founder of the Notations series, which is bringing an evening of conversation with noteworthy writers to the Ice House in Bethlehem.
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Kate Scuffle digs deep with photographer Ed Dougert and Keri Maxfield of the Nurture Nature Center about the upcoming photo exhibition "The Black Land: Remnants of the Once Great Anthracite Coal Industry of Northeast Pennsylvania."
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Kate Scuffle sits down with Chloe Cole-Wilson to discuss her upcoming exhibition "Restoring Petals" at the Allentown Art Museum and its presentation of the healing and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic through art.
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On this special holiday episode, the actors of Selkie Theatre wrap you in the lovely, loving magic of Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales."
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Kate Scuffle welcomes Heather Rodale, who created Healing Through The Arts in 2008 after battling melanoma. They discuss the program's purpose, work, and upcoming juried art show.