We’ve had good luck with the weather so far in June. Not only did the threat of rain disappear on June 1 for both Out to Lunch and First Friday, but the weather for the past two weeks have been particularly spectacular when the weekend has rolled around!
This week, we dive deeper into local arts and culture than simply music. There’s a bit of comedy, satire, and even film to enjoy throughout the Lehigh Valley. So, we decided to be well-rounded and highlight it all.
Let’s do just that, then, with these…
We had another beautiful afternoon to look forward to on the South Bethlehem Greenway, and it was aided by the rock stylings of Chelsea Lyn Meyer!
Originally, instrumental guitar virtuoso Evan Miklosey was slated for the June 1 installment of our Out to Lunch Concert Series. On Thursday afternoon, Evan informed us of an unavoidable conflict, unfortunately having to cancel.
Before he did, though, he graciously lined up a worthy replacement!
Welcome to summertime!
The prime time of the year arrived in a big way this past weekend, with festivals, official openings, and more. Now, it continues with a particularly stacked weekend of programming that promises something for everybody.
Also, a new month begins on Friday. You know what that means!
The advantage to a week-long forecast of rain? We knew well ahead of time that we’d be moving this week’s installment of Out to Lunch indoors.
Even with what many expect to be a rainy week, a sure sign of summer is on the way this weekend: the beginning of the Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks season!
The 52 free shows on the Levitt stage begin Friday and Saturday night with Lehigh Valley Music Awards Winners Preview Weekend, featuring four local acts who found themselves recognized at the LVMAs back in March.
Also, a note: keep an eye on the weather (and LVU’s Facebook page) for updates as to the location of Out to Lunch this week. In case of inclement weather, the plan will be to move indoors to a location to be determined.
Friday featured the outdoor debut of our Out to Lunch Music Series on the South Bethlehem Greenway, and a picture-perfect spring day was accompanied by tones just as pleasant
It’s a big week in Bethlehem, and especially for outdoor programming. The weather is supposed to be consistently spring-like in Christmas City this week, and there is plenty of outdoor programming to go along with it.
See where you need to be with these…
Guess what? It’s gonna be May!
We don’t want to brag or seem too self-promotional, but… well, there’s a 24-hour stretch of fantastic performances that we’ve lined up for you as the weekend approaches, and you should definitely try to make it to all of them.
There’s more in store across our scene, as there usually is. For instance, here are some…