Fed up with this miserable weather? Yearning for sunny skies and flower blossoms? While the weather can’t seem to make up its mind, here are 3 fun things to do in Historic Bethlehem that will...

You do not want to miss the tasty food and treats at this year's VegFest! Sandwiches, burgers, chimichangas, frozen banana sundaes, pastries, and more at VegFest taking place on July 14th from 11 am...

Since 1898, The Bach Choir of Bethlehem has been a vital and dynamic part of the city’s – and the region’s – cultural landscape. The annual Bethlehem Bach Festival is the heart of the season but the...

Looking for a date night out? You should check out Bethlehem – no, it’s not just the Christmas City or the place where Jesus was born. It’s a bustling town with over 65,000 residents, where you can...

Escape rooms are a new form of live, interactive entertainment that has been taking the whole world by storm. These games challenge teams of 2-10 players to “escape” a thematic room within 60...

Some Lehigh Valley residents may not know J.S. Bach’s music was performed for the very first time in this country in Bethlehem at Central Moravian Church, starting with the Mass in B Minor in 1900...

Even though Pennsylvania is considered an enclave of Moravian and PA Dutch heritage - the first settlers to the Lehigh Valley and Bethlehem, in particular, were Scots Irish.  That first wave of...

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month (LGBT Pride Month) is currently celebrated each year in the month of June to honor the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan. The Stonewall riots were...

If you have lived in Bethlehem or the Lehigh Valley for any amount of time, odds are you are familiar with Sand Island and the Canal Towpath near the Lehigh River. It may have been for a leisurely...

Bethlehem is a historical city. It was already historical even 150 years ago! There are many city blocks, especially near the Moravian Central Church at Main and Church streets, where there’s more...

As Spring finally arrives in Bethlehem, so does a very special day of the year: Mother’s Day! There are plenty of ways to show your mom your appreciation for the countless meals, support, and love...

Historic Hotel Bethlehem and Bethlehem Steel were intertwined since the inception of the hotel in 1921 until Bethlehem Steel’s waning days in 1999 as the number two steelmaker in the US. Hotel...

by Sam Reichgott, LMT If you already know about cupping therapy, you don’t need me to conjure images of Michael Phelps at the Rio 2016 Olympics, covered with purple dots. But if you’re new to...

By Lauren Bertucci When the town of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania comes to mind it is generally associated with the Holiday season. Considering we are “The Christmas City,” this does not come as a bug...

Throughout the month of March, the achievements of women are recognized nationwide. This celebration is of great importance to the Downtown Bethlehem area, since influential women formed the roots...

Many great things are happening in Historic Downtown Bethlehem. One of the most important is that by late fall, all of the long term vacant storefronts will be filled. This boom started with...

In the early 1700s, within the Moravian community, the choosing of a wife or husband was done by casting Lots – a draw of chance to leave the decision up to God, who was held as infallible. In this...

Bethlehem is the Christmas City, but on St. Patrick's Day we "go green" with fun activities for everyone! Get downtown March 14th - March 17th to celebrate (whether you are Irish or not). On March...

Escape rooms originated as computer games, where players would work their way through a maze of clues and riddles in a quest for freedom. Over the last 10 years, the experience has become live....

As a lifetime Bethlehem resident and owner of local business Caroltalks, I know that small businesses are essential elements to any thriving town. That is why my team and I work with our clients to...