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 is joined by David Pica, director of DeSales University's production of 'Dublin by Lamplight,' and cast member Chloe Russell, to talk about the story of revolution and ambition. -
Kate Scuffle talks with Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance about the magic of the Celtic Classic, which returns for its 39th year this weekend. -
Kate Scuffle is joined by Dave Fry, Rick Weaver, and Tom Druckenmiller, three musicians and radio hosts who will participate in Godfrey Daniels' upcoming "Dave's Night Out." -
Kate Scuffle welcomes Thomas Yuracka and Mar Haeussler of the West Park Civic Association to look at the upcoming Art in the Park, with the theme "Renewal." -
Kate Scuffle is joined by M.M. Haney and Lee Sunday Evans to talk about The Poisoner, their play inspired by the 2014 Flint water crisis, ahead of its debut at Touchstone Theatre. -
Kate Scuffle is joined by Narissa Nieves and Abigail Diaz-Crofts of Arts Community of Easton to explore their upcoming exhibition and their year-round programming. -
Kate Scuffle talks with the Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission's James DePietro and artists MaryAnn Riker and Barabara Schulman about the exhibition "Assemblages & Collages." -
Kate Scuffle talks with Jim Toia and Maryann Riker of the Karl Stirner Arts Trail about the spark behind the community space and its programming. -
Kate Scuffle welcomes Claire McRee of the Allentown Art Museum and artist Kay Walkingstick to talk about the museum's upcoming exhibition 'Kay Walkingstick/Hudson River School.' -
Kate Scuffle is joined by Lin Erickson and Tamara Krizek of the Da Vinci Science Center to explore their new exhibition showcasing how impressionism changed the world.
