Events in Bethlehem today

Explore crystal healing in a comprehensive four day workshop in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The program combines discussion and hands on practice to explain how crystals work, how to use them for self care and personal development, and methods for supporting clients. It also examines how crystal work aligns with other therapies, including Reiki. The first two days focus on Level 1 foundations, followed by two days dedicated to Level 2 practitioner training. Promoted by Leanne King. For details or booking information, email owlssoulstones@gmail.com or call 440-728-8315.

Cedar Crest College’s Allen Center for Nutrition presents educational sessions focused on everyday healthy eating. Topics include nourishing sources of protein, how to make smart choices with dietary fats, why fiber is essential and practical ways to meet recommended amounts, and an introduction to processed foods using the Nova classification system. There is no cost for JCC members and participants. Advance registration is required, and phone registration is available at 610-435-3571.

Take a gentle step into the past with a relaxed afternoon tea inspired by the grand estates of the 19th century. Price is $45 per person.

Lost Tavern Brewing in Bethlehem teams up with Rich Jeffreys to bring Music Bingo to the Lost Tavern Taproom at the Historic Moravian Book Shop. Presented every other month on select Thursdays, each event features four main rounds plus a bonus fifth. Listen for songs, mark them on your card, and call bingo. A winner is named for every round, and if there is a tie it is settled with a sudden-death rock, paper, scissors duel. Every round includes a pop-up trivia question with a pint of your choice on the line, and round winners take home a 4-pack of their choice. Attendees are welcome to share preferred genres and ideas, and the playlists are newly curated so each gathering reflects those suggestions. The bonus round changes from event to event, sometimes becoming a drawing contest decided by crowd vote or a Cards Against Humanity round, keeping the experience fresh and unpredictable.

Children read aloud with Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs as the audience in a monthly, drop in program. Participants may bring their own books or choose from those provided. All ages are welcome. In November and December, it takes place one week earlier due to the holidays.

This weekly locals event has a $10 entry fee. Each participant receives a pack from any available set and a promo pack upon entry.

The entry fee is 10 dollars. Participants can select a booster pack upon check-in, and a participation promo is included for everyone who takes part.

inkwell.ness is a wellness series from inkwell that complements arts programming while nurturing community well-being through movement, music, and connection. This Zumba masterclass reflects that approach, with sessions shaped by changing themes, sounds, and cultural influences, creating an experience that feels more like a celebration than a routine workout. The class offers a lively, dance-forward training led by a mix of certified and guest instructors, with a live DJ shaping the soundtrack. After the workout, free nutritious snacks are available to recharge and connect with others. No dance background is needed, and all fitness levels can take part. It is a chance to move, reset, and connect with a creative wellness community grounded in rhythm and intention.

Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band present an evening of classic favorites, top-tier musicianship, and a message of goodwill. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, Ringo first made his mark as the drummer for The Beatles and later built a successful solo career known for timeless tunes and joyful performances. Alongside his All Starr Band, he is joined by an exceptional lineup of acclaimed musicians who also share highlights from their own repertoires. With gratitude to enTrust Payment Systems.

Rivals Sports Bar hosts no-cost bar bingo with DJ Dan, played across eight rounds, and the final round features a grand prize. Seating is limited, so arriving early helps secure a spot and a bingo card. After bingo, karaoke kicks off with a catalog of more than 40,000 songs. A full bar and food menu are available.

A late-night performance has been added after the earlier show sold out, offering a spirited Celtic Classic preview with the Glengarry Bhoys on the stage at Godfrey's. Featuring Graham Wright and D’Arcy Furniss, this world-renowned Canadian alt-celt group from a Scots-French-Canadian enclave in Eastern Ontario fuses Canadian Highland Scots and French Canadian traditions into a bold, vibrant sound that stays close to its roots while pushing boundaries. Known as Celtic-stompers with engaging, high-energy shows, they pair musicianship with good humor and rhythms that make it hard to sit still. Their stated aim is simple, to share the satisfaction they feel performing so the audience feels it too.

Rivals Sports Bar hosts karaoke every Thursday on its stage. The singing starts after Free Bar Bingo and offers a catalog of more than 40,000 songs to choose from. Attendees can select their favorites and perform on stage.

Golf enthusiasts can look forward to a charitable day on the course that supports The Chopper Foundation. This event offers a memorable golf experience while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Celebrate the eerie charm of Coraline with a themed day filled with mystery, magic, and moody wonder. Guests can explore the boutique, enjoy free soda and snacks, and take advantage of special sales and discounts while browsing a curated selection of Coraline-inspired items alongside other gothic, spooky, and enchanted finds. Expect nods to black cats, hidden keys, and the story’s iconic button-eyed motifs. Admission is free. Fans of the film, as well as anyone who loves things that are dark, magical, and a little peculiar, will find plenty to enjoy. "Be careful what you wish for."

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

This free craft circle welcomes participants ages 6 and up. Explore a new craft, bring a project you are working on, or share your skills to help others in a relaxed, creative setting.

A monthly Girls Night Out in Easton, Pennsylvania features a paint and sip theme with a relaxed, do-what-feels-right approach. It is designed for anyone who wants to paint and sip, and equally for those who prefer to skip either one. The evening often includes simple, low-key ways to connect, from casual conversation to games, and this time adds a creative painting option. Guests are welcome to bring a friend and meet new people in an easygoing setting.

Video Daze is set for The Steel Pub. The announcement features a dancer, a cocktail, a mirror ball, and a guitar, creating a playful, high-energy vibe.

Brian Regan takes the stage for an evening of clean, quick-witted stand-up that brings big laughs to every generation. Whether you have followed him for years or are catching his show for the first time, expect a polished set with sharp observations and relatable moments. Tickets are available, priced from $69.50 to $109.50, with fees and taxes already included. Presented with appreciation to 100.7 WLEV.

An evening of music and drinks unfolds at Rivals Sports Bar in Easton.

The long-running Ten Deadly Peppers contest returns for its seventeenth year with an even bigger lineup of fiery varieties. Competitors take on a challenging, crowd-pleasing progression that starts with a mild jalapeño and builds in intensity. The audience can dive into trivia for prizes while lively music sets the tone for a scene full of laughter, sweat, a few tears, and nail-biting moments. All peppers are locally grown and provided by Easton Garden Works grower Mark Reid. Participation is capped at 15 contestants, and preregistration is recommended.

Lehigh Valley Fiber Festival brings two days of color, texture, and learning to the Allentown Agri-Plex in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Admission is $5 per day or $8 for the weekend, and parking is free. A bustling marketplace features more than sixty local and regional vendors with hand dyed yarn, spinning fiber, weaving and felting supplies, plus tools for knitters, spinners, crocheters, and felters. Live demonstrations and workshops invite hands-on exploration with spinning wheels and drop spindles, dye techniques, and weaving looms, making it easy to discover new fiber crafts or build on existing skills. The festival doubles as a friendly gathering place for fiber lovers. Chat with fellow makers, trade tips, take in free entertainment, and enjoy a relaxed, family friendly setting where beginners and experienced crafters alike find inspiration and practical know-how.

Pinkapalooza 2026 is a family festival at HangDog Outdoor Adventure that benefits the Cancer Support Community of the Greater Lehigh Valley, presented by BSI Corporate Benefits and Boyle Construction. It brings people together for a day of fun, friendship, and purpose in support of individuals and families affected by cancer across the region. Guests can enjoy live music from Sol Katana, special brunch features from Hangdog Brewing Co., and a selection of cocktails, beer, and other refreshments. The adventure course and kids course are available throughout the event, and admission includes giveaways provided by event sponsors. The experience is designed for all ages and is pet friendly. Admission is $20 per person, or attendees may choose to purchase a climbing ticket on the day of the event. Hangdog will donate 20 percent of all food and beverage sales from Hangdog Brewing Co. and 20 percent of all climbing ticket sales to the cause. Wearing pink is encouraged as the community comes together to help provide hope, education, and resources for local families facing cancer.

A relaxed, inclusive day of fishing and park activities awaits at Lehigh Parkway’s Iron Bridge. Now in its tenth year, this free community gathering brings people together to cast a line, enjoy arts and crafts and oversized games led by the Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living, explore activities presented by City of Allentown departments, and connect with community partners from across the Lehigh Valley. Hosted by the City of Allentown Department of Parks and Recreation and the Lehigh Valley Center for Independent Living, the focus is on accessibility, fun, and spending time together outdoors. If weather becomes a concern, updates are shared through the Recreation Inclement Weather Hotline or the AllentownPA Facebook page.

At Ag Hall, the Spiritual Holistic Expo brings together healers, holistic craft makers, and vendors, creating a welcoming atmosphere with a cool Lehigh Valley vibe. Browse holistic creations and connect with practitioners in a relaxed setting.

Enrollment is open for upcoming children's dance classes. Space is limited, so early registration helps families secure a preferred class time. New dancers can experience the joy of movement in a warm, encouraging community.

Explore the 1761 Heller-Wagner Grist Mill Complex on a public tour. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children ages 5 to 17.

At the Boys & Girls Club of Allentown, a family-friendly community summit led by Promise Neighborhoods of the Lehigh Valley’s Coordinated Community Violence Intervention Collaborative brings together local organizations, youth opportunities, prevention services, wellness initiatives, and supportive resources for the Lehigh Valley. Attendees can look forward to food trucks, a live DJ with entertainment, community performances, games with prizes and giveaways, and interactive activities for all ages. The event also features local vendors and resource stations, along with complimentary hygiene and self-care items while supplies last. Organized in collaboration with partners across health, education, violence prevention, youth development, and human services, the focus is on uplifting connection and linking residents with valuable programs and opportunities. Organizations interested in taking part as vendors or community partners can inquire about participating. Additional details and special announcements will be shared.

Celebrating its 18th year, this neighborhood block party brings the West End of Allentown to life with an array of food vendors, adult beverages, music, and activities for all ages. The music lineup will be announced. Vendors are advised that payments are not requested via PayPal and to watch for scam outreach.

Explore the museum’s American art galleries on a free tour led by a guide that highlights sculpture, painting, and printmaking from the collection. The experience includes a look at landscape works connected to New York Historical and artwork by Kay WalkingStick. It is designed for both longtime art lovers and first-time visitors, offering clear context and thoughtful insight throughout.

Vendor registration is available through an online sign-up form. Complete the form to participate as a vendor.

Yugioh Saturday Locals features a $5 entry fee, and each participant receives an OTS Pack with entry.

An energetic performance will light up the Pickle Me Poconos Festival in Stroudsburg, delivering a lively boost to the festivities.

Lez Zeppelin brings a tribute to Led Zeppelin’s concert film The Song Remains the Same to Musikfest Café, marking 50 years since its release. The internationally acclaimed all-female quartet will present the film’s soundtrack from start to finish, paired with a multimedia experience inspired by the original movie. Drawing on the spirit and scale of the 1973 Madison Square Garden performances, the show revives the intensity and grandeur that made the film a landmark of rock on screen. The program features classics such as No Quarter, Dazed and Confused, Since I’ve Been Loving You, and Stairway to Heaven. Known for formidable musicianship and a commitment to authenticity, the band has even received praise and endorsement from Jimmy Page, delivering performances that resonate with longtime fans and first-time listeners alike. A $10 food and beverage minimum applies to all reserved seating. Venue and event rules apply.

Martina McBride takes the stage for a live performance featuring beloved hits and uplifting themes that resonate with listeners of all ages. Expect heartfelt vocals and a night of memorable music from a celebrated performer. Tickets are available from $90 to $160, and the displayed price includes all fees and taxes. Special thanks to Cat Country 96.

Bushkill, formerly known as The Degens, performs at Rivals in Downtown Easton. The venue features live bands on stage along with a DJ, a full bar, and cheesesteaks the venue bills as the Valley’s best. Attendees can dine at Rivals before the show or stop in after visiting nearby restaurants within walking distance. The full entertainment schedule and menus are available on the venue’s website. Rivals does not sell tickets for band performances, and any Facebook posts offering tickets should be reported.

A lively celebration of Latin culture fills Scott Park along the Delaware River in Downtown Easton. Attendees can enjoy live Latin music and DJs, authentic Latin food vendors, salsa, bachata and other cultural dance performances, artisan and community vendors, family friendly activities, and a beer and cocktail garden. Cultural experiences add even more to explore. This free community festival brings together the rhythms, flavors, and traditions of Latin America in an inclusive atmosphere for everyone.

Celebrate the season at the 11th annual Monocacy Farm Fall Festival, a day on the farm featuring local food and artisan vendors, live music, hands-on crafts and activities, informative sessions, guided farm tours, and plenty of raffles. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to enjoy a full day together. All proceeds support The Monocacy Farm Project and its work to share fresh produce with shelters, soup kitchens, and food pantries across the Lehigh Valley. The project also offers a pick-your-own program, community gardens, educational opportunities for all ages and abilities, and volunteer roles for both youth and adults.

This event offers open Commander play. Attendees receive a pack from any set just for showing up.

One Piece Sunday Locals features a $10 entry fee, and each participant receives a pack from any available set upon entry.

Country Nite brings a full-band show to Lost Tavern Brewing in Hellertown, spotlighting country favorites from the 1990s through today. Fronted by country musician JJ Rup, the performance delivers an energetic, authentic take on familiar songs. The set spans multiple eras with music popularized by Jason Aldean, Keith Urban, Alan Jackson, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson, Ella Langley, Riley Green, Garth Brooks, Luke Combs, and Morgan Wallen. An upgrade is available through the Country Nite VIP Experience, which offers early admission, a meet and greet with the band, your choice of a Country Nite t-shirt or hat, and signed personal set lists. Quantities are limited.

Presented by Godfrey's, this small storytelling circle welcomes families and adults. Hosted by storyteller Charles Kiernan, it invites participants to share a tale or simply listen as others present personal narratives, traditional folklore, and experimental pieces. Conversation about the art of storytelling is part of the experience, and admission is free. Kiernan is known for telling classic fairy tales to audiences of all ages, often drawing on German, English, and Irish stories collected in the nineteenth century by the Brothers Grimm, Joseph Jacobs, and Andrew Lang. He is also a fantasy author of A Vacant Throne and Sword of Trueterra and writes the blogs Fairy Tale of the Month and Writer's Journey.

The entry fee is $10, and participants receive a booster pack along with a participation promo when they check in.

Three Dog Night delivers a high-energy live show filled with the enduring hits that secured their place in classic rock. With signature harmonies and a touring pace of over 80 concerts a year, they continue to thrill fans across generations. Tickets are on sale now, with all-in pricing from $65 to $105 that includes fees and taxes.

Moravian Academy’s annual golf outing takes place at Northampton Country Club in Easton, Pennsylvania, featuring an 18-hole scramble with a shotgun start. Golfers can test their skills in on-course challenges including pot-of-gold, a hole-in-one chance, longest drive, and closest to the pin. After play, a reception offers lunch and an open bar, along with awards and prizes, raffle opportunities, and a putting contest.

Lehigh Valley Vegan Chef Challenge brings a month of plant-based creativity to restaurants across Lehigh Valley. Local businesses will feature special vegan menu items so diners can explore new dishes crafted by talented chefs. Participants can visit the restaurants, taste the exclusive offerings, and share their experiences by voting, commenting, and posting photos of favorite meals. The celebration welcomes everyone, not just vegans, and aims to support Lehigh chefs while building community around great food. Volunteer opportunities are available to help with outreach, event promotion, and community building throughout the month.

Start the week with a focus on relaxation and self-care at the Mindful Monday Massage Special. Enjoy a Swedish massage priced at $1 per minute, with options for 60 minutes at $60, 90 minutes at $90, or 120 minutes at $120. Sessions are by appointment only and walk-ins are not accepted, and availability is limited so scheduling ahead is encouraged. Hosted at Sightless Therapeutic Massage, this weekly offering aims to ease stress, release muscle tension, support circulation, and create space for much-needed personal time.

Village on College Hill offers free biweekly tai chi and qigong sessions on the pickleball courts at Nevin Park. These sessions are beginner friendly and open to the general public. If the weather is unfavorable, practice shifts to at-home Zoom. To request the Zoom link, email info@villageoncollegehill.org.

Share surplus fruits and vegetables from your garden or grocery trips by bringing them to the library for weekly collection that supports local families. Donations are distributed to the food banks at Bethel Bible Fellowship Church, Casa Guadalupe, and Zionsville Evangelical Church. Please wash produce before donating and place it in the cooler next to the bike rack by the library entrance. To help protect tomatoes and other delicate items, consider reusing plastic clamshells from store-bought berries. Drop offs are accepted on Sunday or Monday, with regular collections held on Monday and shifted to Tuesday during Labor Day week.

Get comfortable and confident in the fitness center with a guided session that shows how to use equipment correctly and how to adjust each machine to fit your needs. This program is free for JCC members and participants and is open to ages 13 and up. Advance registration is required.

At Menchie’s Airport Center, families can enjoy special evenings featuring $3 Kids Cups for children 12 and under. Look forward to visits from guest authors and local community members, hands-on fun with arts and crafts and games, and chances to win prizes. Featured guests are announced in advance.

Entry costs 5 dollars. Each attendee receives a Nexus pack upon entry, and every win earns a pack from the available set.

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