Explore the 26th World Heritage Site in the United States – Moravian Church Settlements – Bethlehem – on this exciting 90-minute tour. On this tour, you’ll discover the Moravians’ history as you start out at the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem, in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the only 18th century Moravian Gemeinhaus still in existence in the
Individual creatives of all genres are invited to join us for this series of workshops to learn more about the business of the arts in this ever-changing environment.
Experience a full day of live music, cultural dance, international food, art, and family fun — plus exciting new activities like: ✅ Adult Field Day ✅ Basketball Tournament ✅ CrossFit Challenge ✅ Free Yoga & Zumba classes ✅ International Fashion Show ✅ 50+ vendors & food trucks ✅ Kids activities, youth showcases & more!
Meet the Buyers provides small businesses the opportunity to network with large businesses along with federal, state, and local government agencies to support local sourcing and economic development. In addition to meeting buyers and contracting officers from government and local large companies to discuss business opportunities, the Meet the Buyers Expo will provide a pre-expo
The Museum of Indian Culture will host its next exhibit of "Warrior Spirit: Journey of the Native American Warrior" - a 200-year history told through pictures, stories of heroism, and wartime relics.
The Allentown Art Museum's next installment of Arte y Espanol, a free program for children Pre-K through 3rd grade, that promotes Spanish-language literacy and art-appreciation skills through immersive activities and art.
Join Cal Poly Pomona's Professor of Philosophy Dr. Alex Madva, for a thought-provoking discussion on Alex's new book, Somebody Should Do Something. The event explores how personal choices can contribute to structural change, challenging conventional views on individual responsibility and offering fresh perspectives on social impact.
The Bradbury-Sullivan Center is hosting it's annual LGBTQ+ Fall Resource Fair.
The Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh University is hosting the multi-Grammy and Emmy Award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir, performing a joyful program of South African freedom songs, traditional spirituals, and some classics.
The Sigal Museum is offering a free film screening of "Día de los Muertos," a PBS Artbound production exploring the origins of the holiday and its revival among Chicanxs in LA in the 1970s.
