A Venue with a View
Our friends at Rocking the Valley hosted an easygoing Sunday evening of folk music Sunday evening at the newly-restored Camel’s Hump Farm, located at 1311 Santee Mill Rd. in Bethlehem.
Category Archives: art
Local Filmmakers Launch Kickstarter to Complete ‘Make Art Local’ Documentary
Riverside Films is nearing completion of “Make Art Local,” a Bethlehem-centric documentary “that celebrates and investigates the history and future of grassroots arts in Bethlehem.”
Now, they need your help to finish the project.
The Quinn Spinn on WLVU: June 12, 2017
As Acoustic Kitty Project puts the finishing touches on the band’s forthcoming album, The Quinn Spinn welcomed AKP frontman Carter Lansing to tell us about the record and play us a couple of tunes, live on WLVU: The Sound of The Underground!
Plus, we previewed Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites and Lehigh Valley Underground’s joint presentation, Single Sisters Series: Songs For Sisters, and we welcomed local visual artist Bobby Zeik for an impromptu interview.
PHOTOS: Songs for Sisters, Presented by Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites and Lehigh Valley Underground
On Thursday night, Bethlehem’s historic district was taken over by art and community, courtesy of a joint effort between Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites and Lehigh Valley Underground.
Rofo Audio Premieres ‘Fold’ Video
Rofo Audio has been teasing a video for its song, “Fold,” for a couple of weeks on social media. On Wednesday night, the hype paid off.
PHOTOS: Fig Bethlehem Summer Issue Launch at PBS39
Tuesday night, PBS39 welcomed Fig Bethlehem and a host of small business owners and community members into its PPL Public Media Center for a night that was all about community and collaboration.
Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites to Feature ‘Songs for Sisters’ June 15
Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites (HBMS) invites you to celebrate the creative women of the Lehigh Valley with Songs for Sisters, a one night only, coffeehouse-style concert on Thursday, June 15 from 6-8 p.m. on the second floor of the Single Sisters’ House (50 W. Church St., Bethlehem).
Who is Hairy Dudini?
As we continue to roll right along this season on The Quinn Spinn, we continue to host a number of great guests on the phone, online, and in-studio.
Brooklyn Artpop Singer Oshwa Coming to Connexions Gallery Mar. 24.
Oshwa, a Brooklyn-based singer and multi-instrumentalist, is coming to Easton’s Connexions gallery to headline a carefully-curated night of indie music.
PHOTOS: Jakopa’s Punch Bowl at The Ice House (Touchstone Theatre Fundraiser)
On Saturday night, Mardi Gras came to Bethlehem.