Events in Bethlehem, PA

This Yu-Gi-Oh! locals event has a $5 entry fee, and each entry includes an OTS Pack.

A lively round of trivia awaits, with $1 oysters, 75 cent wings, and drink specials available.

Arrive with a project you are already working on, or bring supplies to start something new, and receive guidance from the group. All skill levels are welcome, including beginners.

This gentle prenatal yoga flow offers a supportive, one-hour practice for any stage of pregnancy. Guided breathing and mindful movement help build strength, ease tension, and encourage calm while fostering a deeper bond with your baby. All levels are welcome, including those new to yoga. The class also focuses on preparing for the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of childbirth and early parenthood. Held at St Luke's Baby & Me Support Center. Advance registration is required.

Spilled Ink. is an open mic poetry reading series that celebrates spoken word and welcomes both seasoned performers and first timers to share original work in an inclusive, encouraging setting. Each installment may feature a guest poet along with surprise elements, so every gathering feels fresh. Admission for non-performers is $10, free nearby parking is available courtesy of Truist Bank, and a complimentary beverage is included. Hosted by poet Lisbeth with friends, the evening centers on community, creativity, and memorable moments. An optional canvas painting add on invites participants to create art in real time as poems are performed, with no instructor, just color and feeling.

Pat Metheny, the guitarist and composer with twenty GRAMMY awards, appears at the State Theatre with longtime musical partners Chris Fishman on keyboards and Joe Dyson on drums. The trio emphasizes lively, conversational interplay that has connected with audiences worldwide. Tickets range from $59.98 to $110, and the listed price includes all fees and taxes. With thanks to WDIY 88.1.

Experience a relaxed tea service that channels the elegance of 19th century grand estates. Take your time and enjoy this timeless ritual at an unhurried pace. Price is $45 per person.

The Kels bring their debut performance to West Ward Market in Easton, presented by Capital Blue. This welcoming neighborhood marketplace features affordable fresh produce and pantry staples, activities for kids, live music from local artists each week, and monthly cooking classes. It is dog friendly, and free parking is available while spaces last. Families can also register children for the POP Power of Produce program. EBT is accepted, with purchases matched up to ten dollars in Food Bucks. The duo of Kelal Shuford and Kelly Singer delivers a soulful set that blends tight harmonies, expressive vocals, keys, energetic rhythms, and beatbox. Their performance weaves original material with creative tributes to influences that include Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, Marvin Gaye, and Jill Scott.

A weekly locals gathering with a $10 entry fee. Each entry includes a pack from any available set along with a promo pack.

A community cleanup in the West Ward brings neighbors together to meet at the Easton Environmental Advisory Council table and help freshen up the neighborhood. Participants receive market tokens from West Ward Market, provided by Blue Zones, as a thank you for their efforts. It is an opportunity to improve shared spaces, meet neighbors, and contribute to the community.

Somethings Afoot takes the stage at Samuels Theatre on the Cedar Crest College campus. This theatrical production is presented over multiple days with several performances. Tickets are available online.

Union Arena Locals features a 10 dollar entry fee. Attendees receive a booster pack of their choice upon entry, along with a participation promo.

Get to know the man behind the music at An Evening with Itzhak Perlman, a multimedia program that blends his own storytelling with personal photographs, film excerpts from the Grammy-nominated documentary Itzhak, and live performance with his longtime collaborator, pianist Rohan De Silva. Shaped by Tony Award winning director Dan Sullivan and produced by Elliott Forrest, the event offers a close look at his life and artistry. Tickets are on sale with all-in pricing from $99.50 to $189.50, which includes fees and taxes. Special thanks to WDIY 88.1.

Free bar bingo takes over Rivals Sports Bar with DJ Dan guiding the fun. The game features eight rounds, with the final round offering a grand prize. Seating is limited, so arriving early helps secure a spot and your bingo board. When bingo wraps, karaoke keeps the night going with a catalog of more than 40,000 songs. A full bar and menu are available.

Step up to the Rivals stage and sing your heart out. Weekly karaoke kicks off after Free Bar Bingo, keeping the energy going with a catalog of more than 40,000 songs. From chart-toppers to timeless favorites, there is something for every voice and mood.

TKP’s yard sale fundraiser returns at Emmaus Moravian Church with shopping available indoors and outdoors, and it will take place regardless of weather. The much-loved fill a bag clothing option is back, with Boden pieces highlighted. Pricing changes during the event... early entry is offered for a per-person fee, clothing bags are available at $20 during one period and $10 during another, and a later timeframe features $5 bags that cover just about everything. Bags will be supplied upon arrival. To receive the $5 bag special, shoppers will re-enter when that portion begins, and detailed guidelines will be provided on site. Shoes are priced at $3 to $5 per pair unless otherwise marked, and many items are offered on a make-an-offer basis to support The Kindness Project. A food stand will be available with hot dogs, snacks, and drinks. Early arrivals are not permitted so the team can complete setup.

This event features casual, open Commander play. Attendees receive a pack from any set simply for showing up.

Enjoy a free craft circle open to ages six and up. Bring a personal project, try out a new craft, or share your skills by helping others. This welcoming gathering offers a relaxed space to create, learn together, and meet fellow crafters.

An evening celebrating Bethlehem Emergency Sheltering brings fellow volunteers together for laughter, music, food, and drink. All contributions benefit BES, and tickets are available.

Entry is 5 dollars. A box prize will be distributed to the top four players.

At Gundam Friday Locals, entry is $10. Every participant receives a promo pack upon entry, and prize packs are awarded based on attendance.

David Sedaris takes the stage at Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania for an evening event.

Broadway, television, and film star Robert Neary presents a heartfelt salute to Neil Diamond in So Good! The Neil Diamond Experience. The performance welcomes audiences into the artist’s life and career and has earned strong praise online and on social media for its faithful, polished presentation that feels like a full concert. Tickets are on sale with all-in pricing from $38.98 to $54.73, with fees and taxes included.

Randy Feltface brings GIMMICK! to Musikfest Cafe with a night of stand-up that leans into the label he once resisted. His credits include Netflix and BBC Radio 4, and his body of work spans twelve solo hours and eight specials. He has toured to sold-out audiences worldwide and earned a Best Comedy nomination at the Edinburgh Fringe. U.S. viewers first met him on NBC’s Bring The Funny, and unofficial YouTube uploads of his specials helped spark critical attention and a loyal global fan base. Expect adult language and mature themes. Admission is for ages 13 and up, with anyone 13 to 17 required to attend with a parent or guardian, and no one 12 or younger admitted. Reserved table or bar seating at the venue carries a $10 minimum for food and beverages.

Eagle Witt brings sharp social commentary, loose storytelling, and a fearless comedy style to The Emmaus Theatre. The New York City native has been featured on Comedy Central’s This Week at the Comedy Cellar and Comedy Central Stand-Up Featuring, with several viral sets. His on-screen credits include HBO, Amazon’s scripted series Millennials, and MTV’s Wild ‘N Out as one of the show’s newest cast members, and VICE profiled him in a documentary about life as a stand-up in NYC. Vulture named him one of the Comics You Should and Will Know for 2025, and he has built a substantial online following with nearly 400,000 TikTok followers and close to 200,000 on Instagram. Reserved seating is $20 and preferred seating in the front section is $30. A drink vendor will be on site.

The Weekenders, voted Lehigh Valley’s Best Band in 2023 and 2024, bring an end of week rock set to the stage at Rivals Sports Bar. The venue’s weekends showcase live bands with a DJ, a full bar, and cheesesteaks, making it easy to dine before the music or stop in after visiting nearby restaurants. Tickets are not sold for band performances at Rivals, and any Facebook offers to sell tickets are scams.

The 2026 stinkathon is planned for downtown Easton's Centre Square. Vendor applications are now closed.

Help your child take the first step into dance with classes currently open for enrollment. These sessions invite young dancers to discover the joy of movement in a welcoming, supportive setting. Space is limited, and families can select a preferred class time.

Geri Ellen Antiques will be a vendor at the Fall Allentown Paper Show, set up at booth 24 in the first row and offering a wide variety of ephemera.

Celebrate building together as EPL brings out a full collection of toys for everyone to enjoy. This creative play session encourages collaborative construction and imaginative exploration in the children’s wing, with plenty of hands-on opportunities for playful creativity.

Now in its fourth year, this fall festival brings the Lehigh Valley together for an afternoon centered on community, family, and fun. Presented by the Crime Victims Council of the Lehigh Valley, the celebration features live music, a festive atmosphere, and plenty to explore. Visitors can sample dishes from local food trucks and vendors, browse a marketplace of artisans, and take part in raffles for baskets filled with items donated by area makers and businesses. Children can enjoy games, interactive activities, and seasonal crafts at booths throughout the event. Admission and parking are free, making it an easy way to honor the connection and resilience of the Lehigh Valley with something for every age.

Triple Dog Dare brings a family friendly rock showcase to Emmaus Community Park as part of a National Day/Night Out celebration that honors law enforcement. Food, drinks, music and plenty of activities for all ages set the scene while the band rolls out new tunes alongside longtime TDD favorites. Expect classic and dance rock anthems from artists such as AC/DC, Billy Idol, Queen, Foreigner, Styx, Boston, Toto, Whitesnake, KC and The Sunshine Band, Maroon 5, Loverboy, Train, Billy Joel, Aerosmith, Sweet, Jefferson Starship, Journey, The Cars, KISS, The Cult, The Doobie Brothers, INXS, The Who, The Stones, Tom Petty, Eagles, Pink Floyd and more.

The Fordham Rams visit the Lehigh Mountain Hawks for an early-season college football matchup at Goodman Stadium. Known for structured, hard-nosed styles, both programs make this a useful read on how their rosters are coming together and which side can dictate tempo and field position. Expect a traditional college campus atmosphere, with momentum shifting as the teams trade possessions and adjust on the fly.

Yu-Gi-Oh! players can gather for a locals event with a five dollar entry fee. Every participant receives an OTS pack upon entry.

This event has a $10 entry fee. A pack from any available set is included upon entry.

Experience an enchanting evening at Bethlehem Rose Garden with food vendors and games alongside a night market with a witchcraft vibe. Discover art, apparel, jewelry, crystals, mystical goods, plants, and more. Browse stalls filled with handcrafted potions and curios, then take home a touch of magic as the garden transforms into a charming after-dark marketplace.

Find connection and encouragement during a non-competitive community walk alongside others who understand. Distances range from 1 to 3 miles, allowing participants to choose what feels right. The program includes an opening ceremony, activities centered on hope and healing, resource tables with information and support, and honor beads available at no cost for everyone taking part. Details about the route and other updates will be shared as the event draws near.

Sensory Hour at the Da Vinci Science Center at PPL Pavilion creates a calm, sensory-friendly time for exploring the museum. Lighting, sound, and select exhibit features are adjusted to reduce stimulation while still encouraging curiosity and hands-on discovery. This dedicated hour begins at the start of the center’s regular operating hours to offer a quieter setting. Guests can request sensory support items such as weighted blankets and noise reducing headsets at the Visitor Services desk, and a designated Safe Haven room near the first floor restrooms is available if a break is needed. During this experience, audio is lowered or silenced on many exhibits, including the traveling exhibit. The Touch Lightning Tesla coil remains off, and paddles are removed from the Victaulic Pipe Organ. Volume is reduced in Curiosity Hall, and immersive elements are muted. In the Lehigh River Watershed area, the Pocono Ravine runs without bird calls or water effects, and the Limestone Cavern operates without bat sounds with its graphic turned off. The hour is designed for individuals with sensory sensitivities, neurodivergent guests, and anyone who prefers a quieter museum visit. Families, caregivers, and guests of all ages are welcome. Comments and suggestions can be shared at the Visitor Services desk.

This event is pending final confirmation. Run Lehigh Valley is teaming up with ArtsQuest to bring a festive 5K to SteelStacks, with the course starting and finishing in the heart of Oktoberfest. Each participant receives a long-sleeved race shirt with women’s and unisex options, a customized race bib, and a finisher medal for the first 1,000 registrants. After the run, a 22-ounce pour of Yuengling Oktoberfest awaits, with root beer available as a nonalcoholic option. Expect a lively atmosphere from the opening strides to the finish line, along with bragging rights for taking part.

This event features free play Commander. A pack from any set is given to attendees just for showing up.

Entry is $10, and each attendee receives a pack from any available set upon entry.

At The Emmaus Theatre, the remastered edition of Yoshiaki Kawajiri’s Ninja Scroll is presented on the big screen. First released in 1993 and now regarded as a seminal work of anime filmmaking, this R-rated feature runs 1 hour and 45 minutes. The story follows Jubei, whose rescue of a young ninja pulls them into an investigation of a village’s mysterious deaths, leading to a conspiracy tied to demonic forces that will do anything to silence them. The restoration was produced from a careful 4K scan at 3840 by 2160 of the original 35mm negative, with director Yoshiaki Kawajiri overseeing the process. Screenings are available in both subtitled and dubbed versions. This special engagement is $10. BYOB is permitted, limited to alcohol and cans only.

Entry is $10, and each attendee receives a booster pack along with a participation promo upon entry.

This concert honors resilience and hope and is performed by talented children ages 8 to 12 from vulnerable backgrounds. The African Children's Choir presents a compelling testament to the strength and promise of African youth, reflecting how adversity can be overcome and how a brighter future can be built. The result is a moving and memorable experience.

Enjoy a night of live music on the Godfrey Daniels stage at the venue’s open mike night. The first Sunday sessions are hosted by Andrew Dunn, and the third Sunday gatherings are led by Bill Medei. Admission is $3 cash at the door. Sign-ups use a Scrabble tile draw to set the order, and arriving early helps secure a performance spot. Late arrivals are added to the end of the list so everyone gets a chance to perform. Sets typically include three songs, and when the roster is full they may be shortened to two to accommodate more artists. The listening room setting keeps the focus on the music, fostering a friendly, supportive community where performers and audiences connect and discover new voices.

Open play at Base Camp in Allentown, PA welcomes gamers of all ages for a casual meetup focused on fun and community. There is no entry fee and no formal program, just time to game together. Bring your own controllers, headset, keyboard and mouse, or use the equipment available on site. Switch and mobile players are welcome to bring their devices. Play favorites like Roblox, Super Smash Bros, Fortnite, Minecraft, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rocket League, Mario Kart, Madden NFL 25, Assetto Corsa, BeamNG, and more. Spectators are welcome if you would rather watch. No registration is required. For more information, email slingshot@slingshotesports.org.

Archer Music Hall hosts The Revivalists for an all-ages performance. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports Rev Causes, benefiting organizations that strengthen communities, advance health, and protect the environment. The effort is further supported through a share of ticket proceeds, fan contributions, and other fundraising to help these groups build a better future. For accessibility needs beyond available purchasable accessible seating, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com.

A prompt-led writing group for teens offers time to create and space to talk about the craft of writing. Sharing is never required, so participants can read their work only if they choose. Bring a laptop, a tablet, or a favorite notebook. Pens and tablets are available at each session, along with handouts featuring fresh prompts and discussion topics often inspired by ideas suggested at the previous meeting. No registration is needed. Open to students in grades 6 through 12, including homeschoolers and teens from any school district.

Lost Tavern Brewing in Hellertown teams up with Rich Jeffreys for ongoing music-themed bingo. Each event features four bingo rounds plus a bonus round. A single winner is named for each round, and if there is a tie it is settled with a sudden death rock, paper, scissors showdown. When a song on your card plays, mark it and call bingo. Round winners take home a four-pack of their choice. Every round includes a quick pop-up trivia question with a pint as the prize. Players are encouraged to suggest musical genres and ideas, and the playlists are newly curated so the rounds reflect audience preferences. The bonus round varies, sometimes a drawing contest decided by crowd vote and sometimes a Cards Against Humanity round, keeping things unpredictable.

Explore Jacobsburg State Park on a guided ride on horseback that follows forest paths, crosses gentle creeks, and passes through open meadows and countryside. Groups are limited to four riders, and the experience lasts about two hours. Riders receive instruction and tips before heading out, and the horses are calm and well trained, which makes this suitable for first-time riders. It is a good fit for couples, families and friends, and nature lovers, with lush summer greens and colorful fall foliage providing a scenic backdrop. The park is in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, convenient to Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the Poconos. The price is $199 per rider. Advance reservations are required, and space is limited.

The African Children's Choir brings the Light Your World tour to Allentown, presenting a concert that highlights strength and hope. The performers are children ages 8 to 12 who come from challenging circumstances, and their music underscores the promise of African youth as they rise above adversity and look toward a brighter future.

TimeWhys returns to The Steel Pub with a high-energy set built around 60s and 70s pop rock, tight harmony vocals, and 80s hits. Recognized as a seven-time Morning Call Readers' Choice Best Local Band, the group brings live music to both the covered patio and the indoor stage. There is no cover charge. Pub food, cold drinks, and big screens are available, and their shows at this venue often attract a full house.

Super Trans AM brings a big-production celebration of 1970s rock to Musikfest Café, packing the night with songs that once ruled concert halls and radio playlists. The performance blends precise playing with inventive video and stage elements that tip the hat to the decade’s pop culture. Classics from The Eagles, Hall & Oates, Queen, The Doobie Brothers, Paul McCartney & Wings, Peter Frampton, Foreigner, Kiss, Boston, and Journey are featured, along with smooth favorites like Still the One and Magic. All band members take turns on lead vocals, adding constant variety from start to finish. At select engagements, a photo stop with a replica 1978 Smokey and the Bandit Trans Am may be offered. Dinner service is available, and reserved seating includes a $10 food and beverage minimum.

This conference welcomes anyone engaged in the writing process, from brand-new writers to seasoned, published authors. Connect with professionals across the field, including authors, editors, publishers, illustrators, and layout designers. The program features an expert panel, interactive roundtables, a resource guide, and tables available. Hear opening and closing remarks from author Laurel Olsen Wenson and from Angel Ackerman of Parsian Pheonix Publishing. A hearty continental breakfast will be served, with plenty of coffee. Registration is available for attendees, advertisers, and sponsors.

Jeni Hackett returns to Nazareth Farmers Market. This event is open to the public.

Adoptable kittens and cats visit AfFordable Pet Center for the final adoption event of 2026.

An immersive, four-session, in-person creative writing workshop for experienced writers. Attendance is limited to a small cohort, with an emphasis on building community, exchanging knowledge, and making tangible progress on a new concept submitted by each participant. Substantial time is set aside for focused writing to advance individual projects. Two sessions feature guest presentations, one exploring the connection between mental health and creativity and another outlining practical next steps toward publishing or production. In two additional sessions, authors receive private readings of their work from two actors to help refine pages and gain fresh perspective. This is not a ticketed program and requires an application for consideration. Applicants should provide 10 to 15 pages, a synopsis and character outline of a completed work, a one-page artist bio, and a concept or outline for this workshop series.

JuxtaFaire brings the community together at JuxtaHub to celebrate makers, artists, and creators. Food and drink are planned from Cactus Blue, Sugar Cycle, Yergey Brewing, and Boodelicious Cakes, and vendor spaces continue to fill. Interested vendors can inquire at events@juxtahub.com. More details will be shared soon.

Nevertel takes the stage at Archer Music Hall for an all-ages show. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional early access through an artist presale and a Live Nation presale. VIP packages are offered, both during presales and when sales open to everyone. For accessibility accommodations, please contact the venue box office.

Returning to Bethlehem in partnership with ArtsQuest, the sixth annual Pennsylvania Steinholding State Championship Finals unfolds amid the festivities of Bethlehem Oktoberfest. Top steinholders from across the state will compete for the Pennsylvania State Champion title, with winners earning an invitation to the 2026 USSA National Steinholding Championship. This year’s champions also receive prizes from event partners featuring traditional festival apparel. Finals spots are limited, and participation requires qualifying at a partner venue in the statewide tournament.

Fans of the region’s rock scene are gathering at The Gin Mill and Grille to commemorate two decades since the release of The Lehigh Valley Rocks! The Best of 1984-1994. The show brings four bands to the stage: Kings Chamber, DNA with former members of Vic Missy, Washed, and Rock Haven, a reunion set from Jolly Roger, and Slik Helvetika featuring former members of Destroyer. Butch Maloney and Lehigh Valley legend Matt Metal host the evening. A special In Memoriam presentation will honor friends who have passed in recent years, and the night may also feature surprise guests and performances. It is a chance to reconnect with people from a defining era in the local music community.

The Nashville Nights Band brings an all-out celebration of 90s country, delivering a lively tribute packed with sing-along hits from artists such as Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, and Brooks & Dunn. Expect tight harmonies, standout fiddle moments, and plenty of honky-tonk energy that recreates the sound and spirit of the era. A $10 food and beverage minimum applies to all reserved seating.

At Miller Symphony Hall in Allentown, the ASO begins its season with a sweeping program that blends American and European voices. Diane Wittry conducts, and pianist Joyce Yang takes center stage in Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3, a virtuosic score that moves from shadow to brilliance. The concert also introduces Chris Brubeck’s Can(n)ons of Freedom to Pennsylvania, and closes with Brahms’s Symphony No. 1, a milestone shaped by the spirit of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy that grows from taut drama to a broad, affirmative finale. ASO subscriptions are available, and the code 2026XMAS15 offers early access and a 15% ticket discount.

Action Karate Nazareth brings back its annual Trunk or Treat at Nazareth Borough Park, with the festivities set up toward the back of the parking lot. This free community event welcomes everyone and does not require membership. Pre-registration is available and will reserve an Action Karate goodie bag. There will also be a limited number of free shark tattoos and shark candy for you or your kids. Those interested in participating as one of the host trunks can register in advance.

Holding Absence and Arm's Length share the stage on a North American co-headliner at Archer Music Hall. This event is open to all ages. For accessibility needs beyond the available purchasable accessible seating, contact ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com. Ticket options include a public on sale and presales through the artist, St. Luke's Concert Series, KF, BBM, and Live Nation.

Harvest Fest and the final market of the season bring a festive gathering to the 10th & Pine Community Garden. Costumes are welcome, so Halloween attire is encouraged. Shop locally grown produce while enjoying live music, and look for a Cooking Class that will offer food, with registration details coming soon. Activities suitable for all ages will be available. Market music features DJ Michael Rafalowich. Complimentary on-street parking is available.

Spanning three days, this fundraising and community building event benefits Team Final Red, an elite youth basketball program operating out of the East Side Youth Center. It is focused on raising support and strengthening connections around the program.

Veteran comedian Bobby Collins takes the stage with quick improvisation and sharp, relatable humor, turning everyday life into punchlines that resonate with audiences of all ages. With decades of performances around the country, he brings a spontaneous and genuine style that keeps the laughs coming. Tickets range from $34.25 to $48.95, and prices include fees and taxes.

Vanessa Collier takes the stage with a powerhouse blend of soul, R&B, and contemporary blues, spotlighting music from her sixth album, Do It My Own Way on Phenix Fire Records. Recorded largely live on analog gear, the new songs channel the classic Memphis sound associated with Stax and Hi, wrapping deep grooves and tight horn lines around her expressive vocals and saxophone. Expect a set that moves from the funk grit of Elbow Grease and the shadowy sway of Take Me Back to the rhumba pulse of Just One More and the driving energy of Shoulda Known Better. The gospel-leaning Rosetta pays homage to Sister Rosetta Tharpe, while Warrior closes the album with a portrait of strength and perseverance. Wild As a Rainstorm, featuring legendary Hi Records organist Rev. Charles Hodges, has earned a spot on Spotify’s Retro Soul playlist, and the title track underscores her determination to carve her own path. A multi-instrumentalist and bandleader, Collier writes, produces, and arranges her music, contributing alto and tenor sax, flute, and both acoustic and electric guitar alongside frequent collaborators Laura Chavez, Scott Sutherland, and Byron Cage. She is a multiple Blues Music Award winner and longtime nominee, has appeared at the Chicago Blues Festival before a huge crowd, studied at Berklee, toured with Joe Louis Walker early in her career, and has opened shows for Blues Traveler. Her previous release, Heart On The Line, held a top 15 position on the Billboard Blues Albums chart for nine weeks. Doors open with dinner service available. Reserved seating requires a $10 minimum food and beverage purchase.

Enjoy an energetic night with Lucky 7 at Rivals Sports Bar in Downtown Easton, bringing a lively mix of funk, soul, and dance grooves. The band appears with the Casino Horns for a bold, brassy sound that keeps the crowd moving. Expect tight rhythms, soulful melodies, and plenty of time on the dance floor. Rivals features a full bar and cheesesteaks the venue touts as the Lehigh Valley’s best, and there are restaurants nearby for additional dining options.

Celebrate the apple harvest at Scott Park with flavors of the season, including freshly made fritters, caramel-dipped apples, strudel, dumplings, cider donuts, farm-pressed sweet cider, hard cider, and savory apple sausage. Explore a wide range of locally grown apple varieties at a yearly tasting designed for sampling and comparison. The first year of The Orchard Olympics, a team competition on the amphitheater lawn, is also planned, with registration information to be announced.

Celebrating its 15th year in the Lehigh Valley, this Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event brings the community together at ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks. Updates about the kickoff, announcements, and other Strides news will be shared as details develop. The event continues its partnership with the Bethlehem Running Festival presented by LVHN for the fourth year.

Lehigh Valley Wicked Oddities Super Show brings a one-day gathering to the Agri-Plex at the Allentown Fairgrounds, featuring bizarre collectibles and curios, horror-themed art, tattoos and piercings, and reptiles. A special plant drop adds to the experience with uncommon varieties, including options suited for reptile setups. The day also includes a special performance.

The city's open tournament marks its fifteenth year, a milestone edition that continues a longstanding tradition of competition. It brings participants together for an open contest that has stood the test of time.

Nazareth’s annual fall festival, organized by the Nazareth Area Chamber of Commerce, follows the Borough’s Halloween Parade and transforms the area into a lively celebration with live music, food trucks, beverages, and local vendors offering distinctive finds. Families can explore kid friendly activities, games, giveaways, and fun surprises, while downtown shops welcome visitors with unique products, seasonal specials, and the charm of a small town. Competitive energy is encouraged with the Beer Stein Holding Contest for men and women, and children can take part in the Ice Cream Cone Holding Contest. Contest registration takes place at the Chamber booth.

Enjoy a family-friendly performance that honors the nation’s 250th anniversary with a musical journey through American band history. The program travels from the spirited fife and drum traditions of the Revolutionary era to the vibrant sound of the modern concert band, tracing how the style has changed over time. The concert takes place at Miller Symphony Hall.

A parade is planned, with a designated rain date in case of inclement weather. Registration is available online.

Enjoy an evening of live music at Change on Main in Northampton. This series takes place on the third Saturday of each month.

This scrapbooking retreat brings a weekend with a witchy theme to Allentown at the Hilton Garden Inn Allentown Airport. A registration form is available in the comments.

Frank Porter performs at Emmaus Farmers' Market with a blend of original tunes and a generous selection of classic rock. Expect songs by Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Kiss, the Beatles, Cream, BTO, CCR, Santana, the Moody Blues, and more.

SSMC presents its 15th annual biker rodeo and pig roast at Tri-Boro Sportsmen, featuring live music by Dirty Roxx, rodeo games, and a bike show with a $5 fee per motorcycle entered. The event includes a basket raffle and will take place rain or shine. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. Registration is required for the bike games. Vendors interested in participating can contact Wrench at 484-505-9310 or southsidemotorcycleclub@gmail.com.

Vitamin String Quartet and Girl Named Tom take the stage at Musikfest Café for a collaborative performance that pairs VSQ’s inventive string interpretations of pop, rock, and more with the close-knit harmonies of the sibling trio. VSQ has reached billions of streams and has been heard in series such as Bridgerton, Westworld, and Modern Family, bringing a broad range of contemporary music into a classical setting. Girl Named Tom is the first and only group to win NBC’s The Voice, known for finely crafted arrangements, original songs like One More Christmas, and orchestral collaborations with the Toledo, Nashville, and Elkhart symphonies. Together they will offer fresh takes on familiar songs, current favorites, and special moments that blend vocals and strings. Doors open with dinner service available. A menu will be offered, and a $10 minimum food and beverage purchase applies to all reserved seating.

This Snacks and Social gathering for the 55 and Fabulous community focuses on practical legal planning. An attorney from Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba will discuss powers of attorney and wills, then answer questions on other legal topics. Created for LGBTQ+ adults 55 and older, this welcoming space offers connection, shared experiences, and access to resources in a supportive setting. Attend in person or on Zoom. RSVP by email at Events@BradburySullivanCenter.org.

Beginning this month, meetings follow a new schedule. They take place on the third Wednesday of each month on the third floor of City Hall, and the public is welcome to attend.

Books & Barks offers a monthly, drop-in opportunity for children to build confidence by reading aloud to Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs. Participants may bring their own books or choose from those available at the event. Open to all ages. In November and December, sessions occur one week earlier due to the holidays.

An atmosphere of mystery and eerie enchantment sets the tone for a day centered on tarot, folklore, and spooky curiosities. Explore a curated array of witchy wares, mystical merchandise, pirate treasures, and other curious finds perfect for the season. Every purchase includes a Mystery Envelope that holds a randomly selected tarot card along with a discount coupon, adding a touch of fate to the experience. Live psychic tarot readers will be available for personal readings throughout the event. All readings are for entertainment purposes only and are not legal, financial, medical, or professional advice. Expect an experience filled with uncanny charm, curious discoveries, and a festive dose of the macabre.

Cinderella by The United European Ballet Company brings the cherished fairy tale to the stage at State Theatre Center for the Arts, presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. This Broadway-style ballet blends romance, humor, and theatrical spectacle to illuminate the story’s enduring charm. Follow a kind young woman whose resilience and grace carry her from hardship to a royal celebration and the fulfillment of a long-held dream, with expressive choreography and vibrant character portrayals highlighting her bond with the Prince. Set to Sergei Prokofiev’s music, the production features an international cast, elegant European costumes, and hand painted sets that create a richly detailed world. Presented in two acts with one intermission, it is suitable for families and children ages 3 and older.

Celebrate harvest time at the Knauss Homestead during the 4th Annual Harvest Festival. Enjoy games, seasonal foods, and hands-on arts and crafts while exploring local Pennsylvania history. House tours take place throughout the day, and the festivities include food trucks with fresh options, a vibrant mix of artists, crafters, and historians, and more than 45 pop up shops from Lehigh Valley businesses. Take part in a pumpkin painting contest with prizes, sample selections from local breweries and wineries, and try a variety of cocktails. Additional activities round out a full day of fall fun.

A pop up craft and vendor show brings a mix of crafters and small business vendors to The Outlets at Wind Creek, filling the halls with shopping and browsing opportunities. Children dressed in costumes can enjoy trick or treating during the event.

TimeWhys brings high energy rock and roll to Wanderlust Beer Garden with tight harmonies and a set filled with favorites from the 60s, 70s and beyond. The seven time Readers' Choice Best Local Band features Tom and Julie on vocals, Mike on drums, Mark on guitar, and Dano on bass. The venue offers a craft bar and food trucks, and it welcomes both pets and families. Look forward to a lively journey through decades of hits from a lineup beloved across the Lehigh Valley.

SmashFest Monthly brings Super Smash Bros Ultimate players of every level together for spirited competition and memorable matches. This ongoing series offers a chance to test your skills, improve with each set, and work your way up the ranks. The registration fee covers entry along with giveaways, snacks, and drinks. For more information, email slingshot@slingshotesports.org.

Common Bond returns to The Steel Pub for another appearance. Expect an enthusiastic atmosphere throughout the night as this event brings their energy back to the venue.

Talented artists take the stage at State Theatre Center for the Arts to pay tribute to the legendary Phil Collins with a live performance of his timeless music. Titled Hello I Must Be Going, the concert highlights favorite hits that encourage dancing and sing-alongs.

Anne Hills returns to Godfrey Daniels for an intimate listening room performance that highlights the rich voice and heartfelt songwriting that have made her a mainstay of contemporary folk. Known for weaving story, melody, and emotion into a deeply personal experience, she presents signature songs like Follow That Road alongside pieces inspired by writers such as Opal Whiteley and James Whitcomb Riley. Critics have praised her luminous soprano and her ability to craft songs of depth and clarity, and Tom Paxton has singled out her writing as among the finest of today. Accompanied at times by guitar, banjo, or a Tibetan bell, she brings warmth, humor, and connection to the stage, reflecting a career recognized for acclaimed live performances, distinctive solo and collaborative recordings, and meaningful benefit work.

This event at Tri-Boro Sportsmen welcomes people of every age and is planned as a fun experience for all. Vendors of all kinds are invited to take part, with registration available for those interested. More details will be shared soon.

Musikfest Café hosts Here Come the Mummies, an eight member funk rock outfit that takes the stage as ancient Egyptian mummies and turns that mystique into a hard grooving live show. The group has shared bills with P-Funk, Al Green, Mavis Staples, KC and the Sunshine Band, and Cheap Trick, fired up Super Bowl Village, become a frequent guest on The Bob and Tom Show, appeared on That’s My Jam with Jimmy Fallon, and performed at major festivals including Summerfest, Summer Camp, Bluesfest Byron Bay, and Musikfest. They have sold thousands of tickets across much of North America. A menu is available, and reserved seating requires a $10 minimum purchase for food and beverages.

At ArtsQuest at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, the ATHENA Awards Celebration recognizes women leaders and the organizations that champion them. Presented annually by the Chamber, the program reflects ATHENA International’s mission to support, develop, and honor women leaders, inspire women to reach their full potential, and promote balanced leadership around the world. The ATHENA and ATHENA Emerging Professional Awards highlight individuals who demonstrate excellence, creativity, and initiative in their fields, contribute time and energy to strengthen the community, and actively help other women grow as leaders. The ATHENA Organizational Award honors businesses and organizations that foster and celebrate women in leadership. Awards will be presented to Marci Lesko for the ATHENA Leadership Award, Cameilia Baker, MBA, for the ATHENA Emerging Professional Award, and Junior League of the Lehigh Valley for the ATHENA Organizational Award.

Part of the Live Onstage Series at Miller Symphony Hall in Allentown, PA, this presentation features the 1925 silent-era classic The Phantom of the Opera on the big screen with live organ accompaniment by Dennis James, a noted silent-film musician. Lon Chaney leads the cast as the Phantom, and the blend of historic cinema, suspense, and an in-person score sets an eerie tone for the Halloween season. The Allentown Symphony Orchestra is not part of this event.

Celebrate Halloween at The Coplay Saengerbund with a lively night featuring a live performance by Common Bond. All are welcome, and admission is $5. Enjoy specials on food and drinks, and take part in a costume contest with prizes for the top looks.

The Fab Faux returns to Easton, PA with a concert devoted to meticulous performances of The Beatles’ repertoire, focusing on later works that were never presented live by the original band. The lineup features Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, Jack Petruzzelli, and newest member Jim Boggia, joined by the Hogshead Horns and the Creme Tangerine Strings. The program features Revolver performed in full, followed by a set of Beatles hits and selections from the Solo Years. Tickets are on sale, priced from $70 to $95, and the listed amounts include fees and taxes. Appreciation is extended to Brown Daub Family of Dealerships and WFMZ.

The Brit Pack brings a lively showcase of British rock, covering decades of music from the 1960s to today. The set highlights songs made famous by Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Oasis, Tears for Fears and more, celebrating the United Kingdom’s rich musical heritage. Formed by two UK-born session musicians who built the band in the United States, this group delivers an energetic salute to timeless hits that continue to resonate. A menu is offered, with a $10 food and beverage minimum for all reserved seating.

A candlelit performance brings Halloween-inspired music to the Americus Hotel in Allentown. The Listeso String Quartet delivers a 60 minute tribute program that spans Thriller, themes from The Exorcist, Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, the Prelude from Psycho, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Time Warp and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Doors open 45 minutes before the show and late entry is not permitted. The venue is ADA compliant. Attendees must be at least 8 years old and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. This tribute experience is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives.

SLAMB takes the stage at Rivals Sports Bar with a high-energy set from a local five-piece cover band that blends rock, pop, funk, country, and more. The Eagles game will be on before the music begins. Rivals features live bands on weekends along with a DJ, plus a full bar and cheesesteaks the venue touts as among the Valley’s best. The venue also notes that it does not sell tickets for band performances, and any ticket offers circulating on Facebook are scams.

At Scott Park, this annual celebration welcomes dog lovers to dress their pups in creative costumes and enjoy a full day of Howl-O-Ween fun. A costume contest highlights standouts for most original, funniest, and cutest looks, along with best dog and owner duo and best group ensemble. A themed photo setup with a river backdrop offers a spot for memorable shots, and participants can share their images using #EFMmarketpups. The event also features a mini canine obstacle course, trick-or-treating, and pumpkin painting and crafts for kids. Live market music is provided by Brake for Turtles.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly evening of magic and comedy led by master illusionist David Caserta. Audience members become part of the fun as astonishing feats unfold... from levitations to disappearances and sudden returns happening right before your eyes. This production features new illusions created just for this show, offering a lively mix of thrills, laughter, and surprises. Tickets are on sale with all-in pricing that includes fees and taxes. Tickets are $34.25, and $27.95 for kids 12 and under.

Get into the spooky spirit at Halloween Bash with a costume competition, something to eat, music to keep the energy up, and fun games. This event is for adults only, and attendees should bring their own beverages.

At Jordan Athletic Club 'The AC', this Halloween party features live music from Chris and Sarah of The Royal Picks, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the event.

The Lehigh Valley Bridal Show celebrates its 37th anniversary at the newly renovated Americus Hotel. Registration is free for brides and grooms. For questions, call 570-234-7778.

Bad Co. Legacy brings the music of Bad Company to the stage with a lineup led by former Bad Company singer Robert Hart and longtime guitarist Dave "Bucket" Colwell, joined by Chris Childs and drummer John Lingwood. Hart fronted Bad Company for several years, recording the albums Company of Strangers and Stories Told and Untold, contributing original songs and touring internationally, including a US run with Bon Jovi. Colwell spent over a decade with the band and also worked with Humble Pie and The Jones Gang. The show draws from the full Bad Company catalog, so listeners can anticipate favorites like Ready for Love, Can't Get Enough and Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy. Bad Company’s story began in London with Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, Mick Ralphs and Boz Burrell, and their early albums and radio staples made a lasting impact on classic rock. The group has since been honored in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. For this performance, reserved seating includes a $10 minimum for food and beverages.

Drag bingo returns to Lost Tavern Brewing in Hellertown with a variety show twist. Hosted by Heidi Ho with co-host Estee Lauderdale, the evening blends fast paced bingo with dynamic drag performances from the hosts and additional queens between rounds, delivering looks, lip syncs, and laughs throughout. Standard entry is $15 and includes the first bingo board. Extra boards are $5 each. The Winner's Circle special sweetens the odds... buy three extra boards and get a fourth extra board free, for a total of five boards in play.

State Champs brings a special show to Archer Music Hall celebrating ten years of its album Around the World and Back. The event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket access includes an artist presale, St. Luke’s Concert Series presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale, with VIP packages also available. For questions about accessibility beyond the available purchasable accessible seating, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com.

Air Supply brings the A Matter of Time Tour to the State Theatre, marking five decades of music and signature harmonies. Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock revisit favorites such as "All Out of Love", "Lost in Love", and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All". With more than 20 million albums sold, their catalog spans generations and remains widely cherished. Tickets are priced from $90 to $140 with all in pricing, meaning the displayed amount already includes fees and taxes. Special thanks to Brown Daub Family of Dealerships, The Morning Call, and 100.7 WLEV.

The Tull Project brings a concert devoted to the essential songs of Jethro Tull to The Emmaus Theatre. The performance flows from gentle, folk-leaning passages to electrified intensity, capturing the sweep of the band’s most influential era. Centered on expressive flute leads, the group highlights finely crafted arrangements and tightly synchronized musicianship. The set reaches from early blues rock roots into progressive and folk-inspired territory, creating a show that feels both forceful and intricately detailed. Tickets are $35 for the front section and $25 for the middle and back sections. An alcohol vendor will be on site.

Now in its 48th year, this long-running antique toy show fills AG Hall at the Allentown Fairgrounds with vintage playthings and pop-culture collectibles. Browse rows of vendors offering dolls, Star Wars and Star Trek memorabilia, model cars, miniatures, mechanical wind-ups, board games, planes, trains, cars, trucks, toy soldiers, cast-iron banks, comics and more. General admission is $8 for adults, with free entry for children 12 and under. An early buyer option is available for $50 per person. Vendor spaces are available at $95 per 8-foot table, with chairs included and optional electric for an additional fee.

Marking its 15th anniversary, this festival highlights all things bacon along with additional offerings beyond the classics. It is set in Centre Square in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Hello November! Pop Up Craft & Vendor Show brings a lively marketplace to The Outlets at Wind Creek, with booths from craft makers, artists, and small business vendors. Stroll the halls, explore a broad mix of offerings, and get an early start on holiday shopping. Vendor spaces are available.

Steel City Rewind takes the stage at The Gin Mill and Grill for an evening featuring rock from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. A nostalgic soundtrack will span three decades of rock music.

An all-ages show at Arrow at Archer Music Hall unfolds in a fully standing-room setting. For accessibility needs or accommodations, contact ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com. Tickets are available through a Live Nation presale followed by a public on sale.

This final gig of the year celebrates Veterans Day and honors the men and women who have served in uniform. It offers a warm, festive moment to show appreciation and reflect on their service.

Presented in partnership with PA Bacon Fest in Easton, PA, this 5K starts and finishes by the amphitheater in Riverside Park. Every participant receives entry to the festival along with a long-sleeved shirt, bacon, and beer. Three costumed pig mascots take off ahead of the field, and anyone who passes all three earns a special prize at the finish. Awards recognize the overall winners and the top three finishers in each age group, with divisions for 12 and under, 13 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, and 60 and older. Parking is not reserved for the race, and the festival draws large crowds, so plan ahead. Registration is limited to 275 entries.

Hosted at Allentown Fairgrounds, the Pennsylvania Bridal & Wedding Expo gathers a curated group of wedding professionals ready to provide personalized guidance for celebrations of every style. From an elegant black tie reception to a relaxed barefoot ceremony by the beach, attendees can meet knowledgeable experts, explore ideas, and find the support needed to shape a day filled with lasting memories.

Marking a decade since their breakout debut, The Record Company brings the Give It Back To You 10th Anniversary Tour to the stage, honoring the album they first crafted in the bassist’s living room with modest gear and a shoestring budget. The milestone also comes with a deluxe reissue of the record. That humble beginning led to two AAA radio chart-toppers, a Grammy nomination, headlining runs across the United States and Europe, support slots with John Mayer, Bob Seger, and My Morning Jacket, and appearances on major late-night programs. The momentum continued with Play Loud, created with Grammy-winning producer Dave Sardy, and a fourth studio release that delivered more AAA favorites like Talk to Me and Roll With It, along with crowd-pleasers that power their high-energy shows. Dinner service will be available, and a $10 food and beverage minimum applies to all reserved seating.

Pete Correale takes the stage at Archer Music Hall. This all-ages event features reserved seating for every ticket, with no general admission. Accessible seating is available and marked with a wheelchair symbol on the seating map.

Tickets are priced between $18 and $25, and entry is limited to guests 21 and older.

Get ready for a high-energy night with The Aardvarks and special guest The Castaway Band. The Aardvarks, a fixture in the Lehigh Valley since the early 2000s, are known for dynamic performances and a constantly evolving mix of funk, punk, soul, and rock and roll that keeps audiences on their feet. The Castaway Band adds a blend of classic rock, modern country, trop rock, and other dance-friendly favorites from past decades. A $10 minimum food and beverage purchase applies to all reserved seating.

Magical Mystery Doors pays tribute to the Beatles, Zeppelin, and The Doors by weaving their music into inventive combinations that create a fresh experience for fans. Across the performance, the band merges familiar classics in unexpected ways that keep the audience pleasantly surprised. Tickets range from $38.98 to $70, with all in pricing that includes taxes and fees. Appreciation to 99.9 The Hawk.

TimeWhys brings a high energy takeover of Rivals Sports Bar & Restaurant with a set packed with 60s and 70s classics plus 80s favorites. Expect tight vocal harmonies and a dance friendly lineup from a seven-time Readers' Choice winner for Best Local Band. The venue offers a full stage and a spacious dance floor, along with cold drinks and its well known cheesesteaks to keep the night rolling. Billed as a big evening for the Lehigh Valley, with Centre Square expected to be bustling.

The 19th annual senior division of the Lehigh Valley Masters is a singles, scratch bowling tournament at The New Jordan Lanes. Competition begins with four qualifying games across four lanes, then moves into single elimination matchplay using two game total pinfall. The top 16 from qualifying advance, and if there are 72 or more entries the top 24 bowl an additional two game round with pins carrying over to decide the final 16. Ties for advancement are broken by comparing highest games, then the next highest as needed. In matchplay, ties are settled with a 9th and 10th frame roll off, winners advance and losers are eliminated. This United States Bowling Congress certified event follows USBC rules. It is open to USBC members ages 55 and older, including women, with card verification at check in. Non members may compete by purchasing an affiliate membership or paying a participation fee. Lane conditions will be similar to those used in the Lehigh Valley Masters. Bowlers may enter both the main Lehigh Valley Masters and this senior division. If a competitor remains active in the main event after qualifying here, they will be withdrawn from senior matchplay and credited with a 9th through 16th place finish. Semi finals and finals are planned for telecast on Service Electric Cable TV prior to the Lehigh Valley Masters championship match. The entry fee is $50, with walk in entries $60 if space is available. The prize fund portion of each entry is returned in full, with additional amounts allocated to lineage and tournament expenses. All entrants compete on a single squad, the field is capped at 108 bowlers with up to three per lane, and re entries are not permitted. Entries must be mailed with payment or submitted electronically using PayPal or Venmo, not delivered to the center or to committeemen. Based on 40 entries, the tentative payout awards $500 for first, $325 for second, $175 for third and fourth, $100 for fifth through eighth, and $50 for ninth through sixteenth. Prizes are paid at a minimum ratio of one in six entries and are mailed to winners after the event. A special award recognizes the highest qualifying bowler age 70 and above. With 71 or fewer entries, 16 players advance directly to matchplay and up to 24 may cash.

West 22nd performs in Allentown at Arrow at Archer Music Hall. The event is open to all ages, and tickets are available for purchase. For accessibility accommodations, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com. A Live Nation presale is also available.

An evening of classic hits comes to the State Theatre Center for the Arts, bringing together Jay Siegel’s Tokens leading a singalong to “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” The Vogues sharing the romance of “Turn Around, Look at Me,” and The Tymes delivering the smooth blend of “Wonderful Wonderful.” La La Brooks, the original lead singer of The Crystals, channels girl-group nostalgia with “Da Doo Ron Ron.” The momentum continues as Joey Dee gets the audience dancing in their seats to “Peppermint Twist,” and The Fireflies add heartfelt harmony with “You Were Mine.”

Start the day in a calmer setting tailored for kids and families who benefit from sensory-friendly adjustments. The attraction lowers the lights, turns off the music, and offers a Quiet Room for breaks. Restrooms provide paper towels. These morning sessions take place on select dates throughout the year, and participation is covered by general admission.

The Muhlenberg College Cheer Team presents its first-ever cheerleading competition at Muhlenberg College’s Memorial Hall, featuring spirited performances in an energetic competitive setting.

Celebrate service and the season at an annual concert that salutes veterans while embracing the spirit of the holidays. The music centers on gratitude and remembrance alongside festive selections, creating a warm and meaningful experience.

Lehigh County Senior Expo brings together local organizations focused on supporting older adults and their families. This free event takes place at the Allentown Fairgrounds in the Agri-Plex, Charles Hall, offering opportunities to gather resources, ask questions, and make community connections. Expect prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings on site. Pre-registration is available.

Receive personalized help exploring your family history and navigating Ancestry.com with guidance from Chris Appleby. Reserve a 30 minute individual session by calling 610-965-9284 or by signing up at the desk. Attendees should bring any information they already have to get the most out of the appointment.

A new meeting schedule begins this month. The gathering takes place at City Hall on the third floor and is open to the public.

Experience the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons inside Vault 634, brought to life in the soft glow of candlelight with a live performance designed to engage the senses. The Listeso String Quartet presents a 60 minute concert with a tentative setlist that may include Coldplay favorites like Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons hits such as Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. Doors open one hour before the performance begins, and late entry is not permitted after the start. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

In Bethlehem’s Historic District, the Christmas City Village features cozy wooden huts stocked with seasonal finds and distinctive gift ideas. Set within the Sun Inn Courtyard, it invites visitors to browse the market, wander festively decorated downtown streets, and stop into local shops, gourmet restaurants, and historic Moravian museums. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Vendors interested in participating will be contacted for approval by EvelynC@LehighValleyChamber.org. Communications are official only if they come from email addresses ending in @lehighvalleychamber.org, so disregard messages from any other senders or domains claiming to represent the event.

This event is an open house welcoming visitors.

Deer Tick performs at Archer Music Hall in an all-ages show. For questions about accessibility accommodations, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com.

Get The Led Out (GTLO) brings the spirit of Led Zeppelin’s studio recordings to the stage, moving from thunderous rock anthems to acoustic, mystical moments. This Philadelphia-based ensemble of six seasoned musicians is dedicated to presenting the band’s music in meticulous detail. Tickets are available now, with prices ranging from $44.75 to $85.50 and all fees and taxes included. With appreciation to 99.9 The Hawk and Texas Roadhouse.

Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem brings a traditional European holiday atmosphere to SteelStacks with ArtsQuest’s German-inspired market presented by Univest Financial. Recognized as one of the nation’s largest and best attended Christmas markets, it showcases dozens of artisan vendors, festive treats, family activities, and the seasonal spirit that has become a Lehigh Valley hallmark. This trip includes admission to the market, a breakfast treat for the ride, a hands-on art activity with the project to be announced, and a "Winter Wonderland" lunch. The lunch features holiday slaw with roasted pear, dried cranberry, carrot and cabbage in apple cider vinaigrette, a Steel City Spuds bar with herb roasted potatoes, shredded cheddar, chive crème fraiche, scallion, crispy pork belly, shredded herb roasted pork and julienne chicken, slow simmered vegan chili, the chef’s winter soup of the day, assorted rolls and butter, vegan winter berry mousse cups, assorted holiday cookies, and a classic coffee and hot chocolate bar. Pick-ups are available in Troy, Towanda, Wyalusing, and Tunkhannock. Seats are $155 per person.

Billed as Allentown’s largest indoor garage sale, this event returns to Agri-Plex Hall at the Allentown Fairgrounds with more than 200 vendors and thousands of discoveries. Browse a sprawling selection sourced from homes, garages, basements, sheds, and storage units, including housewares, sporting gear, clothing, furniture, vintage apparel, antique toys, a range of jewelry, tools, and other intriguing finds. Everything takes place under one roof in a comfortable, climate controlled setting, so the weather never stands in the way. Admission is $5 in cash at the door for a single day, and a $6 advance ticket is available that covers the entire event. Parking is free.

Hosted by the band, this fall craft and vendor fair takes place in the cafeteria at Bethlehem Catholic High School and includes a tricky tray raffle. The organizers are seeking vendors. Booth fees are $30 with early registration and $35 with late registration, and electrical service is available for $7. Vendors are also asked to donate an item for the raffle.

Hosted by the band, this fall vendor and craft fair fills the Bethlehem Catholic High School cafeteria with more than 50 vendors offering handmade and specialty items. Explore unique gift options, take part in a tricky tray featuring baskets, pick up treats at the snack stand, and try your luck in a 50-50 raffle. It is a convenient stop for early holiday shopping.

The event returns to Alliance Volunteer Fire Co in Northampton, Pennsylvania. Admission is $5, and it is open to the public.

Eddie And The Getaway brings The Over Caffeinated & Under Stimulated Tour to Archer Music Hall. This all-ages show is open to everyone. Tickets are offered through an artist presale and a Live Nation presale, followed by a public onsale. For accessibility accommodations, contact ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com.

Tom Petty’s timeless rock takes center stage as the award-winning Craig Thatcher Band brings The Music of Tom Petty back to the State Theatre. This tribute captures the spirit, sound, and heart of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with authentic energy and care. Tickets are on sale now. The all-in price is $39.50 and includes fees and taxes.

The Royal Picks Band performs live at Seven Sirens Brewing Company.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season with a family-friendly 5K through Lehigh Parkway in Allentown, where participants can take in shimmering holiday lights up close on foot. Runners and walkers enjoy post-race hot chocolate and cookies while cheering on those finishing. Registration includes a long-sleeved event shirt and a scenic pass through the Lights in the Parkway display, and race bibs can feature participant names for those who register by the cut off date. The field is limited to 1,200 runners, and timing is provided by Second Wind Race Timing. Ornaments go to the first 50 finishers in three groups, men, women, and kids 12 and under. Awards and official results are based on gun time, meaning the order in which participants cross the finish line. Parking is limited, so plan to arrive early and carpool when possible. There is no parking within the Parkway. Follow staff directions when entering and parking so vehicles line up in the same direction on both sides of the road, and allow time for the walk to the starting area.

A YMCA Pumpkin Pie 5K is open for registration at a $30 entry fee, and the price will increase after the initial period. Participants can pick up shirts and race numbers in advance at the Nazareth YMCA or on race day at the event site. For questions, contact jgrand@ymcarivercrossing.org.

Catch Your Breath brings the Not Broken Enough Tour to Archer Music Hall for an all ages performance. For accessibility needs beyond available accessible seating for purchase, email ArcherBoxOffice@livenation.com. Tickets will be available through multiple presales, including options from the artist, St. Luke’s Concert Series, and Live Nation, followed by a public sale.

Experience the spirit of Christmas City USA with a visit to Santa’s Haus in Historic Downtown Bethlehem. Meet Santa and capture free photos using your own device, and feel free to include pets in the pictures. Additional details will be shared soon. For event communications, messages will come only from email addresses ending in @lehighvalleychamber.org, so please disregard any others.

Historic Downtown Bethlehem presents a one-of-a-kind Live Advent Calendar in the Sun Inn Courtyard, now in its 18th year and touted as the only celebration of its kind in the country, possibly even the world. This admission-free, family friendly tradition features a short program each evening, typically 10 to 15 minutes, with shops, restaurants, and community organizations from the Historic District unveiling a different surprise for visitors. Produced by the merchants of the Downtown Bethlehem Association in partnership with Touchstone Theater and Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites, it delivers festive cheer night after night.

Rediscover Dickens’ A Christmas Carol as the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge spends a transformative Christmas Eve visited by the ghost of Jacob Marley and the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. These encounters compel him to look back, see the present clearly, and glimpse what may lie ahead, leading to a renewed commitment to kindness, generosity, and redemption. Tickets are available now, priced from $38.98 to $70, with fees and taxes already included in the displayed price. With thanks to Viamedia.

After the doors open, the evening begins with a set by The Ledbetters. Superunknown performs later to cap the night.

At Scott Park, families can capture festive photos with Santa and his goats, set against a scenic river backdrop with a classic train trestle for a one-of-a-kind holiday scene. The suggested donation is $5. Dogs are welcome, though the goats may not be included in those photos. The Jolly Holiday Market features fresh, local gifts from farmers and vendors, along with a wide range of artisans and guest vendors. Music includes holiday sing-alongs led by Upward Arts.

Rosemont Lutheran Church hosts a Christmas showcase featuring original works by artists alongside handcrafted goods and vendor offerings. Fine art will fill one hall, while the second hall highlights crafts and a range of vendors, and an elevator provides convenient access between floors. Visitors can browse, shop, and take part in raffles that benefit the church. Hot food and beverages will be available for purchase. Admission is free. Vendor applications are available, and payments for participation can be made through Venmo or PayPal.

Located upstairs in the outlet center, this holiday pop up brings together area artisans, makers, crafters, and small businesses to share their work. Explore a range of handcrafted items and giftable goods while supporting small businesses during the holiday season.

Straight No Chaser returns to the State Theatre for a pair of holiday performances featuring rich vocal harmonies, sharp humor, and the seasonal spirit their fans look forward to each year. Tickets are on sale with prices ranging from $44.23 to $185, and the listed amounts already include fees and taxes.

Allentown’s holiday tree lighting tradition returns to The Arts Park, welcoming families, friends, and neighbors to gather in the heart of downtown for an evening of festive fun and community spirit. Expect live seasonal performances, cozy fire pits with s’mores, visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus, hot chocolate and other treats, family-friendly activities, giveaways, and a Toys for Tots collection. The evening culminates with the lighting of the Allentown Tree. Admission is free and open to everyone. Additional details will be shared as the event draws closer.

NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet delivers a lavish seasonal spectacle, promoted as North America’s largest Nutcracker. The production showcases international talent, high flying acrobatics, ornate costumes, and giant puppets. Tickets are on sale now, with all in pricing from $45.28 to $66 that already includes fees and taxes.

Celebrate the season with Leslie Odom, Jr. as he presents a festive concert featuring favorite holiday standards, original songs from his celebrated Christmas albums, and select numbers from Hamilton, the hit Broadway musical that won him a Tony for his portrayal of Aaron Burr. Tickets are on sale, with prices ranging from $100 to $525 including VIP. The listed ticket price already includes fees and taxes. With gratitude to Brown Daub Family of Dealerships and WFMZ.

Capture a festive family photo with Santa and his merry goats. A scenic river view and the train trestle serve as the holiday backdrop. Dogs are welcome, though the goats may not be part of the photo. Browse the market for fresh, local gifts from farmers and vendors, and explore offerings from crafters and guest vendors. Holiday market music will be provided by the Galena Brass Band. Suggested donation is $5.

Explore a festive pop up market at The Outlets at Wind Creek, upstairs in the outlet center. Local crafters, artisans, makers, and small businesses present a wide range of goods and gifts. It is a welcoming way to shop for the season while supporting small, independent businesses.

A free musical performance of Peter and the Wolf is presented by the Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra in the Auditorium. The program includes visuals created by Daniel Djuro Goiricelaya.

Celebrate the season at The Steel Pub with an annual Christmas party full of festive cheer.

SCYTHIAN returns with its annual Ugly Christmas Sweater Party, a festive celebration of creative holiday sweaters and seasonal cheer. Attendees can show off imaginative attire, enjoy eggnog, and celebrate the season with the band SCYTHIAN.

Based on the beloved film, this musical features music by Grammy Award winner Sara Bareilles and follows Jenna, a skilled pie maker searching for a way beyond her small-town routine. A baking competition and the arrival of the town’s new doctor open doors to a possible fresh start, but she must find the strength to rebuild her life. The production celebrates friendship, motherhood, and the simple magic of a well-made pie. Tickets are available for $59.98 to $120 (all-in pricing includes fees and taxes). With appreciation to 3rd & Ferry Fish Market.

An updated meeting schedule is now in effect. These monthly meetings welcome the public and take place on the third floor of City Hall.