LEHIGH VALLEY ARTS COUNCIL

CALENDAR MARCH/APRIL 2019

DANCE 3/15—3/17 ACT I DESALES 610.282.3192 | 255 Station Ave., Center Valley Dance Ensemble Concert | Annual highlight of the dance season; features a blend of new and innovative works and reconstructions of masterworks. | Main Stage | Fri 11am & 8pm; Sat 8pm; Sun 3pm | $15/$18

3/29 & 3/30 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC 610.861.650 | 99 W. Church St., Bethlehem Student Emsemble | Features pieces choreographed by students, dance faculty, and guests from the dance community. The performance encompasses DALI QUARTET at First Presbyterian Church Allentown ballet, contemporary, modern, jazz, tap, hip-hop, and more. | Fri & Sat 7:30pm | $5/$10 | Foy Concert Hall | 324 Main St., Bethlehem 3/17: Russian National Ballet THRU 5/1: The Room Chapel Theatre: Don Quixote | This colorful A recreation of Stephen Antonakos’ 4/11—4/14 production is Russian ballet at its most installation originally built in 1996, powerful and thrilling, transporting The Room Chapel will off er space for MUHLENBURG COLLEGE audiences to a makebelieve Spain where contemplation, a refuge created through THEATRE & DANCE dancing dryads, gypsies, and knights will modern materials. 484.664.3333 | 2400 Chew St., Allentown delight audiences. | Thu 4pm | $36/$43/$48 THRU 5/12: Fresh Perspective: Dance Emerge | Showcases the Modernism in Photography, ideas and talents of our brightest young 4/18 1920-1950 | Works by well-known artists choreographers, presenting some of the such as Edward Weston, Walker Evans, most innovative, imaginative, explorative STATE THEATRE and Margaret Bourke-White as well as dance you’ll see. | Studio Theatre at Trexler 610.252.3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton exemplary work by less recognized artists. Pavillion | Thu—Fri 8pm; Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm Dancing with the Lehigh Valley THRU 5/12: Carrie Mae Weems: | $15/$8 Stars | Celebrities of the Lehigh Valley Strategies of Engagement | partner with professional dancers from Experience immersive installations and 3/13 & 3/17 Utah Ballroom Dance Company. | Thu 7pm encounter video and photographs that ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER | $30/$15 expose systems of power and injustice. 610.758.2787 | 420 E Packer Ave, Bethlehem THRU 6/2: Indian Sculptures: Avatars of the Hindu Gods | 3/13: Murphy’s Celtic Legacy | EXHIBITIONS Sculptures in this exhibition show some of Created by Chris Hannon, former principal the infi nite avatars in which Hindu deities dancer for Lord of the Dance, the show 610.432.4333 | 31 N 5th St., Allentown | Wed–Sat can manifest, and recount stories from features original choreography combining 12–4pm; Sun 12–4pm Hindu tradition. traditional Irish and modern dance techniques with multimedia elements, THRU SPRING 2020: Sol LeWitt’s THRU 7/28: Katagami: The song and live music. | Baker Hall | Wed 7pm | Wall Drawing #793A | Vibrant color Japanese Stencil | Intricate designs $19/$29/$39 ink washes transform Trexler Hall. and bold style amazed the European and American artists who encountered BETHLEHEM FINE ARTS JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER katagami at the turn of the century. Many COMMISSION OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY became collectors and drew inspiration Rotunda Gallery | 10 E Church St., Bethlehem 610.435.3571 | 702 N 22nd St., Allentown | Call for from these stencils—including architect Mon–Fri 8:30am–4:30pm gallery hours Frank Lloyd Wright, whose library from the THRU 3/19: Painting Exhibit - 360 THRU 3/7: Gallery at the JCC | Art Little House is on view. Degrees of Inspiration Paintings Show Featuring Ana Hamilton, painter, Femi Johnson, collage , and Shawn 3/24-5/2: Kindergarten to High Campbell, ceramics. AMERICA ON WHEELS MUSEUM School Seniors Student Exhibition 610.432.4200 | 5 N Front St., Allentown | Bethlehem Area School District High 3/14-5/10: Art Gallery Exhibit | THRU 3/23: Fabulous Fins of School Student Art Exhibit | Reception: Special Needs exhibit in conjunction with the 50’s and 60’s | The Jet Age of Sunday, March 24 from 2-4pm Jewish Family Services. | Reception Thu 3/14 Automobile Design 6:30pm - 8pm BETHLEHEM PALETTE CLUB ARTSQUEST’S BANANA 3585 Reservoir Rd. Hellertown KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY GALLERIES FACTORY 3/26-4/28: BPC Spring Juried 610.683.4092 610.332.1300 | 25 W 3rd St., Bethlehem | Mon–Fri Exhibit | Luchenbach Mill | Reception: Sunday, 8am–9:30pm; Sat & Sun 8:30am–7pm April 28 from 1:30pm MILLER GALLERY | Sharadin Arts Building CRAYOLA FACTORY GALLERY 3/2—3/20: 2019 East Central THRU 4/14: Hope and Healing BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT PA Scholastic Art Awards | The Annual Juried Exhibition | Annual COMMUNITY CENTER most prestigious awards competition student art exhibition and competition for secondary students from Carbon, 610.347.9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown that promotes hope and healing by Berks, Lehigh, & Northampton counties.| communicating a message of peace, calm, THRU 3/29: Fracturing Gender: Reception: Sun 3/3, 1–4pm | Award Ceremony, comfort, and inspiration. All works donated Beauty & The Body Politic | Through Schaeff er Auditorium feminist and body-positive lenses, to heath and wellness facilities in region. 3/30—4/7: Art Education and Hovencamp’s work challenges viewers to Crafts Senior Exhibition BANKO GALLERY rethink conventional standards of beauty | Reception: 3/1- 4/7: Hope in Hard Times: and hegemonic gender roles. Sun 3/31, 2–4pm Prisoner Art for Social Justice | 4/3-5/10: Drawings by Cupid 4/3—4/21: Communication The artwork and stories of incarcerated Design Senior Exhibition | Reception: Ojala | Cupid Ojala earned his MFA individuals, nvites you to consider how art Sun 4/14, 2–4pm might engage us in justice and advocacy; at Parsons The New School for Design where is our shared humanity, incarcerated where he developed fantasy spaces that 4/27—5/7: Studio Art Senior and free, and where are we being called in mirror masculine identities of desire onto Exhibition | Reception: Sun 4/28, 2–4pm Reception Thu areas of criminal justice reforms? themselves as social critique. | BRASS RAIL GALLERY | Student Union 4/4, 6pm ALVIN H BUTZ GALLERY ARTSQUEST THRU 3/10: Katie Barrett Prints CENTER 101 FOUNDERS WAY 3/7—3/24: Gallery Guestbook THRU 5/12: Linda Dubin Garfield: CARBON COUNTY ART LEAGUE | Japan Series | Printmaker and mixed 610.730.3163 | 701 Bridge Street, Lehighton Digital visualization by Rachel Zuppo. media artist, creates visual memoirs 3/13: Art, Wine and Open Mic BEARS DEN GALLERY | Student Union exploring the mystery of memory and Mixer | Semi-permanent display of art at THRU 3/10: Illustrations for the magic of place, using hand-pulled the chamber offi ce. | Carbon Chamber offi ce | Children | Illustrations and digital prints printmaking techniques, photography, Wed 5-7pm by Elham Ataeiazar. collage and digital imaging. 4/13-4/14: Annual CCAL Art 3/9- 5/27: Linda Dubin Garfield: Exhibition | Lehigh Gap Nature Center ART Just My Type | Series of monotypes of GALLERIES various categories- artists, medical people, 610.758.2787 | 730 High St., Easton | Tue–Fri businesses, and created the title from what 11–5pm; Sat 12–4pm you say when you give/get a business card. 610.740.3790 | 100 College Dr., Allentown THRU 4/5: Seeing It Through| New WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE ARTS THE BAUM SCHOOL OF ART art exhibit featuring the sketchbooks and THRU 4/20: Čedomir Vasić: fi nished work of six artists. Mutable Images, Shifting Visions 610.433.0032 | 510 W Linden St., Allentown | | Mon–Thu 9am–9:30pm, Fri & Sat 9am–3pm By altering well-known historical paintings, multimedia artist Čedomir Vasić highlights THRU 3/14: Annual Adult Student HISTORIC BETHLEHEM MUSEUMS & SITES the manipulation of remembrance, erasure Exhibition and revisionism. | Reception Mon 2/25: 4:10pm 610.882.0450 | 505 Main Street, Bethlehem 3/21-4/4: Children & Teen student 3/28: Artifacts Reimagined: A 5x5 4/26—6/4: Past | Present | Future Exhibition | Reception: 3/31, 2–4pm Artist Exhibition | Artists present their The collection includes many treasures 4/11-5/2: An Artistic Discovery own unique perspectives on the various from neoclassicism to contemporary; 2019 | The 7th Congressional District artifacts from our collection. Reservations highlighting recent acquisitions High School Art Competition and Required. | Kemmerer Museum 427 North New Exhibition. Street, Bethlehem | Thu 6-9pm | $15/$5/free

2 lvartscouncil.org | MAR/APR 2019 GROSSMAN GALLERY region has made historic contributions ONGOING Mystery Unearthed to the development of America from the The Extraordinary Story of Two THRU 4/13: Pedro Barbeito foundations of our nation to the present. Lenape Rock Shelters. | The exhibit Paintings 1996-2018 | A painting features stone and bone tools, pendants, history where the medium continually ONGOING Native Americans: A Diverse & Evolving History decorated ceramic fragments, and redefi nes itself based on the technological European trade goods excavated in 1942 Reception: |Hundreds of authentic artifacts in an and cultural forms of its time. | from the Broomall Rock Shelter sites. Thu 2/7, 4:10pm archaeological exploration that tells us about the Native Americans of Eastern PA. ONGOING Tropical Storm Unearths Upper Saucon’s Ancient Past | ONGOING The American Presidency ART Robert Kufrovich’s collection of artifacts Presidential portraits, campaign buttons, GALLERIES excavated from a Lenape selement (dated commemorative pieces, and original items 610.758.2787 | Zoellner Arts Center | 420 E Packer 8,000b.c. to 1,500a.d.) in 1972 after related to individual presidents. Ave., Bethlehem | Wed, Fri, Sat 11am–5am; Thu Tropical Storm Agnes. 11am–8pm; Sun 1–5pm ONGOING The 1960s | Explore a decade ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER MAIN & LOWER of change and transformation that helped NEW ARTS PROGRAM GALLERIES create our modern world today. 610.683.6440 | 173 W Main St., Kutztown | Fri–Sun THRU 5/24: Selections from the ONGOING The Zinc Industry 11am–3pm in Palmerton, PA Permanant Collection | Works by | Discover the 3/15-4/28 Celestial and importance of zinc and its impact on a Pierre Bonnard, Robert Mapplethorpe, Terrestial: Works by Victoria Burge town. Pablo Picasso, Romare Bearden, and Robert Murray curated by Jonathan Bernice Abbott, Slvador Dali, Robert Lippencott | Reception Fri 3/15, 6pm gallery talk Rauschenberg, Henri Matisse, and others. LEHIGH VALLEY CHARTER 7:30pm GALLERY AT RAUCH BUSINESS CENTER HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 4/3-7/14 The Project Wall: Sacred 610.868.2971 | 321 E 3rd St., Bethlehem THRU 5/24: The Future is Female Geometry: An Exploration of | Prints by women artists in LUAG THRU 3/28: Faculty, Alumni & Colour and Form Works by Tamu Ngina permanent collection. Faith Ringgold, Current Student Exhibit | Works by visual artist | Reception Sun 7/14, 1pm Matsubara Naoko, Francoise Gilot, Kathe visual art faculty, alumni/current students, Kollwitz, Marisol Escobar, and more. as well as Charter Arts administration and NORTHAMPTON COUNTY faculty who produce artwork | Reception: Fri FAIRCHILD-MARTINDALE STUDY GALLERY HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL 3/1, 6–8pm SOCIETY THRU 5/24: Pedro Meyer: Truth 4/5-4/25: Spring Student Exhibit from Fiction 610.253.1222 | Sigal Museum | 342 Northampton | A revolutionary Mexican | This exhibit includes a culmination of work St., Easton photographer. Renowned for digital by visual art students produced during the THRU 4/28: Sign Language | Protest, manipulation and powerful and provocative 2018-2019 school year with a focus on the Passion, and Politics Photographs of photographs that share his complex vision connection between lessons learned and Ed Eckstein, 1963-2018 | Captures the of reality. personal artistic endeavors. | Reception: Fri immediacy and timelessness of modern DUBOIS GALLERY, MAGINES HALL 4/5, 6–8pm protests – by focusing on the powerful and THRU 5/24: Elizabeth Frink: creative signage that distinguishes a protest Mountain Hawks & Other MARTIN ART GALLERY from a parade. Creatures | Frink was part of a THRU 7/29: The Cat’s Meow: generation of sculptors drawn to pitted 484.664.3467 | Baker Center | 2400 Chew St., Lehigh Valley in the Age of Art metal surfaces and spiky alienated forms Allentown | Tue–Sat 12–8pm Deco and the Roaring Twenties which became signifi ers of post-war anxiey. THRU 3/24: Leslie Tucker: | Glimpse the Lehigh Valley during this THRU 5/24: Robert Doisneau: Devotionals | New York photo artist era as we travel from the end of World Paris After the War | One of France’s marks her fi rst solo exhibition at Martin War I through Prohibition and the Great great 20th century photographers. This Art Gallery, presenting a focused critique Depression. Architecture, furniture, exhibition includes distilled romance of the on our consumption-based society, apparel, graphic design, cars, trains, ocean city in the post-war era. specifi cally: What we buy, and what we buy liners, and jewelry refl ect the growth and into. | Reception: Wed 2/20, 5pm | Visiting Artist change of a young 20th-century America. SIEGEL GALLERY, IACOCCA HALL Talk: Wed 3/13, 5pm THRU 5/24: Scale Shift Large and THRU 5/30: Liz Whitney Quisgard: Small Works | Experience the changing Imaginary Architecture | Five newly 610.285.5261 | 2809 Saucon Valley Rd., Center perception of relative size as you view these acquired large works from the NYC based Valley | Mon–Thu 8am–9:45pm; Fri 8am–5pm; Sat large and small works from the LUAG artist. 8am–4pm permanent collection. RONALD K. DE LONG GALLERY MUSEUM OF INDIAN CULTURE THRU 3/24: Fiber Deconstructed : LEHIGH VALLEY HERITAGE 610.797.2121 | 2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown Alison Bessesdotter, Jill Odegaard, MUSEUM Fri–Sun 10am–4pm Barbara Schulman | Through the work 610.435.10741 | 432 W Walnut St., Allentown ONGOING Warrior Spirit—Journey of three artists, this exhibition explores $8/$3/Free to Members of the Native American Warrior diverse approaches to textile and fi ber ONGOING: How the Lehigh Valley Chronicles the 200–year history of native arts. With a clear passion for tradition and Changed America | Explore how our participation in the U.S. military. experimentation these artists analyze and

MAR/APR 2019 | lvartscouncil.org 3 explore the medium in its highest regard. “Fractured Fairy Tales.” Tickets available production, inspiring audiences with online and at the event. | Fri, 7:30pm| $1-$5 4/8-5/4: Student Art Exhibit | entertaining and educational stories Features works created in visual studies 4/11: Theater Spring Showcase about yesterday and today’s visionaries courses at Penn State Lehigh Valley. - Seventh Grade | Seventh grade and innovators – highlighting major Media: Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Theater students present their Spring turning points in the past and present Photography, Metal work, Ceramics, Showcase, featuring a variety of scenes and that infl uenced the fi elds of science, Sculpture, Graphic Design | Reception Wed monologues. | Thu, 6:30pm| free technology, engineering, math, the environment and social justice. | Baker Hall | 4/17 12- 1:30pm Innovations - A Dance 4/13: Fri 7pm | $25/$20/$15 COMMUNITY GALLERY Showcase | Innovations showcases THRU 3/23: Beyond Batiks by AACMS Dance students in grades six William Allen Arts Academy through eight, performing in a variety of LECTURES Students | featuring works by William dance styles. | Alumnae Auditorium at Cedar Allen Arts Academy students. Crest Cpllege | 100 College Drive, Allentown | Sat, ARTSQUEST’S BANANA 2pm & 6pm| $6-$10 FACTORY 610.332.1300 | 25 W 3rd St., Bethlehem THE OLD VIC ART GALLERY 4/16: Vocal Music Spring Concert | Features fi ve student choral ensembles 3/19: Couillard Lecutre: HOPE IN 610.967.6618 | 131 S Main St., Alburtis | Call For performing a variety of accompanied and HARD TIMES: PRISON ART FOR Hours a capella selections. | Salisbury HIgh School SOCIAL JUSTICE | Tyrone Werts will ONGOING Watercolors by William Auditorium | 500 E Montgomery St., Allentown | | speak about his experiences growing up in Wentz | Original works by Colini-egg Tue, 7pm| $3-$7 Philadelphia and his conviction in 1974 for tempera, Ann Schlegel-oil, Maryanne second-degree murder with a life sentence Knipe-pastel. Limited edition etchings, without parole. | Tue 7-8:30pm serigraphs, and giclee prints by various JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER artsist. OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY 610.435.3571 | 702 N 22nd St., Allentown COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL KIDS & TEENS 3/24: PJ Library Film Event | Book 610.435.7725 | 1544 W. Hamilton St., Allentown reading, craft, snacks, and fi lm “Curious 3/14: Classical Conversations: George”| Sun 3pm | $10/family ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM Musical Inspirations | Inspired by the Bob Dylan | Focus will be on Dylan’s song 610.432.4333 | 31 N 5th St., Allentown | Sun 12–4pm LEHIGH VALLEY STORYTELLING All Along the Watchtower and listen to GUILD diff erent settings by Dylan, Hendrix, and SUNDAYS: ArtVentures | Families can 610.417.7749 Corigliano. | Thu 12–1pm free create original works of art together in Art Ways Interactive Family Gallery. | free ONGOING: Children’s Storytelling Series | Godfrey Daniels | 7 E Fourth St., HISTORIC BETHLEHEM Bethlehem | 1st & 3rd Sun 2pm MUSEUMS & SITES AMERICA ON WHEELS MUSEUM 610.882.0450 | 74 West Broad Street, Suite 310 610.432.4200 | 5 North Front St., Allentown STATE THEATRE 4/28: Annual Jeanette Barres 3/10: Kid’s Adventure Day | Enjoy 610.252.3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton Zug Lecture: Getting to Know a Museum Scavenger Hunt and the Kids’ Grunewald Garage & Restoration Center. | Sun 12:30 3/19-3/20: Finding Neverland | Discover the life and story -2:30pm |$10/$8/$6/free | Directed by visionary Tony®-winner behind the amazing historic artist Gustav Diane Paulus and based on the critically- Grunewald and view his work and sketches acclaimed Academy Award® winning fi lm, on display. | Saal of the Moravian Museum of ARTS ACAMDEMY CHARTER tells the incredible story behind one of the Bethlehem, 66 West Church Street, Bethlehem | MIDDLE SCHOOL world’s most beloved characters: Peter Sun 1pm | $15/$5/free 610.351.0234 | 1610 Emmaus Ave., Allentown Pan. | Wed, Thur 7pm $65/$59 3/13: Instrumental Music Eighth ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER Grade Showcase | Eighth grade students WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE 610.758.2787 | 420 E Packer Ave, Bethlehem perform solos learned as part of our ARTS Audition Preparation course as well as small 3/27: Notations Writers Panel: 610.330.5009 | 317 Hamilton St., Easton ensemble selections. | Wed, 6:30pm| free Inspiration and Invention | Five 3/2: Morgan’s Journey | 3/15: Show Stoppers! A Song & well-established writers talk about existing Dance Revue Internationally acclaimed, Morgan the work that inspired and fueled their writing | This annual AACMS clown explores the joys and challenges of musical revue features students in grades processes as well as the technique and form childhood. | Sat 2pm $19/$6/$5/free fi ve through eight. This year’s theme is that produces new work. Moderated by “Villains of Stage and Screen.” | Alumnae Stephanie Powell Watts, Director, Lehigh Auditorium at Cedar Crest Cpllege | 100 College ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER University Creative Writing Program with Drive, Allentown | Fri, 7:30pm| $6-$10 610.758.2787 | 420 E Packer Ave., Bethlehem panelists: Bob Watts, Ruth Knafo Setton, 3/29: Fifth Grade Arts 3/8: The Henry Ford’s Innovation Joyce Hinnefeld, Tiff any Schmidt, & Kate Racculia. | Butz Lobby | Wed 4pm free Showcase: Fractured Fairytales Nation—Live! | The two-time Emmy® | AACMS presents its annual fi fth grade Award-winning Saturday morning TV performance. This year’s theme is show comes to life in a brand new stage

4 lvartscouncil.org | MAR/APR 2019 MEDIA ARTS 3/19-4/30 4/27: KU Choir | Georgian Room | Sat JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 7:30pm | free CIVIC THEATRE OF OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY 4/28: KU Orchestra | Schaeff er ALLENTOWN 610.435.3571 | 702 N 22nd St., Allentown Auditorium | Sun 7:30pm | free 610.432.8943 | 514 N 19th St., Allentown 3/19: “Nicky’s Family” | Jewish and 5/2: KU Jazz Ensemble I | Schaeff er THRU 3/10: Exhibition On Screen: Israeli Film Series Presentation, includes a Auditorium | Sat 7:30pm | free Young Picasso | The fi lm takes us all speaker and refreshments. | Tue 7pm | $5 5/4: KU Wind Ensemble | Schaeff er the way to 1907 and the creation of a 4/4: “Wrestling Jerusalem” |Jewish Auditorium | Sat 3pm | free critical painting in the history of art – Les and Israeli Film Series Presentation, Demoiselles d’Avignon. It was a painting includes a speaker and refreshments. | STUDENT RECITALS that shocked the art world but changed Muhlenberg College, Moyer Hall, Miller Forum: 3/4: Maria Asteriadou, piano it irrevocably. Picasso was only 25 years 2400 Chew St | Thu 7pm | $12/$10 Schaeff er Auditorium | Mon 7:30pm | free old. Working closely with all three Picasso Museums in Malaga, Barcelona and Paris 4/14: “The Testament” |Jewish and 3/26: Ethan Filner, viola & Daniel this fi lm explains how he rose to great Israeli Film Series Presentation, includes Immel, piano | Georgian Room | Tues 7:30pm heights. | Wed 2pm; Sun 8pm | $12/$10/$8 a speaker and refreshments. | Congregation | free Keneseth Israel: 2227 Chew St, Allentown | Sun 4/26: Daniel Immel, piano | Georgian 7pm | $12/$8 3/31 Room | Fri 7:30pm | free 4/28: “Heading Home: The Tail of 4/29: Piano Palooza | MILLER SYMPHONY HALL Team Israel” | Jewish and Israeli Film Schaeff er 610.432.6715 | 23 N 6th St., Allentown Series Presentation, includes a speaker and Auditorium | Mon 7:30pm | free MET OPERA HD LIVE SERIES refreshments. | Civic Theatre: 527 N 19th Street, Allentown | Sun 7pm | $12/$8 3/2-3/3 Wagner’s Die Walkure |The second opera in Wagner’s tetraology gets and HD 4/30: “An Act of Defiance” | Jewish LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Showcase. | Sun 2pm | $22/$20/$15 and Israeli Film Series Presentation, DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC includes a speaker and refreshments. | 610.758.2787 | 420 E Packer Ave., Bethlehem ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks: 101 Founders 4/7-5/5 3/2: LU Very Modern Ensemble: Way, Bethlehem | Tue 7:15pm | $12/$8 “Haunted” | Premiere of Paul Salerni’s WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE one-act dance opera, based on a libretto ARTS 3/23 by Dana Gioia, California’s Poet Laureate. 610.330.5009 | 317 Hamilton St., Easton ACT I DESALES The program also includes Salerni’s NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE SERIES Landis Daliance, fi ve movements for string | 610.282.3192 | 255 Sation Ave., Center Valley Cinema | Sun 7pm | $15/$16 quartet and percussion. Featured artists: 19th Annual Film Festival | Features choreographer/dancer Michael Spencer 4/7: King Lear |Ian McKellan in the title emerging voices in the DSU Film Phillips, the Dali Quartet, and percussionist character of Shakespear’s tender, violent, Department | Main Stage | Sat 8pm | $10 Miles Salerni. | Sat 8pm emotional, and shocking play. 3/3: East Winds Quintet: Kleine 5/5: The Madness of King George 4/12 Kammermusik | Sun 3pm | free III | The most powerful man in the world, portrayed by Mark Gatiss, exhibits STATE THEATRE increasingly erratic behariour as he 610.252.3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton 3/9-5/4 succumbs to fi ts of lunacy. Bronx Memories with Chazz STATE THEATRE Palminteri | A natural storyteller whole 610.252.3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton 3/7-4/11 will take you ona nostalgic journey of his 3/9: The Fab Faux with The beloved Bronx life after screening 1993 A Hogshead Horns and The Creme BRADBURY SULLIVAN LGBT Bronx Tale. | Fri 7pm | $45/$35 COMMUNITY CENTER Tangerine Strings | The most musically satisfying Beatles’ tribute band returns with 610.347.9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown MUSIC a glorious hodgepodge of Beatles’ hits and 3/7: Reel Queer Film Series: favorites. | Sat 7:30 pm $60/$50 Reaching for the Moon | A 3/2-4/29 3/14: Red Hot Chili Pipers sophisticated tale of an unlikely romance | It’s between two extraordinary artists, set KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY MUSIC Bagpipes. It’s Rock. It’s Bagrock! | Thu 8 pm against the backdrop of political upheaval DEPARTMENT | $37 and a clash of cultures. | Thu 6:30pm 610.683.4092 | PO Box 730, Kutztown 3/23: Live in Central Park 4/11: Reel Queer Film Series: ENSEMBLES Revisited: Simon & Garfunkel | A celebration of historical iconic concerts Brother Outsider: The Life of 3/2: KU Wind Ensemble | Schaeff er events from New York’s Central Park. | Sat Bayard Rustin | During his 60-year Auditorium | Sat 3 pm | free career as an activist, organizer, and 7:30 pm | $35 3/7: KU Orchestra | Schaeff er Auditorium | “troublemaker,” Bayard Rustin formulated 4/4: One Night of Queen | A many of the strategies that propelled the Thu 7:30pm | free spectacular live concert recreating the American civil rights movement. | Thu 4/18: KU Blues & Rock Ensemble | look, sound, pomp, and showmanship of 6:30pm MSU-218 | Thu 7:30pm | free Queen | Thu 7:30 pm | $45/$39

MAR/APR 2019 | lvartscouncil.org 5 4/7: 22nd Annual Elvis Bash | 3/6: Gwilym Simcock, piano | 4/14: Kara Huber | Grammy- Featuring Scot Bruce as young Elvid and One of the most imaginative pianists and nominated American pianist will be an Mike Albert as the seasoned Elvis | Sun 3 pm composer the European scene. | Fri 8pm exciting program inspired by the world of | $41/$36 $25/$6 poetry. | Sun 3 pm | $17/free 4/13: The Return of Kenny Vance 3/12: Kodo/Evolution | Expert | Featuring some of you favorite all time musicians from Japan’s Sado Island harness 3/10-3/31 performers from the 50s & 60s. | Sat 7 pm percussive power of taiko drums | Tue 8pm UPG CONCERT SERIES | $40-$60 | $35 610.867.0519 | St. Peter’s Lutheran Church | 474 4/27: Celebrate Celine | Tiff any 3/29: Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Vine St., Bethlehem violin Derosiers tribute. | Sat 7 pm | $37/$27 | 2018 Grammy Award winner for 3/10: Organ Concert | St. Peter’s Best Chamber Music performance | Fri 8pm 5/4: ASO: To the Moon and Back! organist, Marisa Deshler, performs works | $27/$6 | Allentown Symphony presents a concert from the organ repertoire to begin the commemorating the 50th anniversary of 4/2: Dreamer’s Circus | Uses time- Lenten season. | Sun at 3:00 pm | Freewill the moon landing | Sat 7pm | $59/$49/$39 honored Nordic folk to create something Off ering Accepted daring and progressive | Tue 8pm | $27/$6 3/31: Lehigh University Soloists 3/3-3/22 4/20: Moutin Factory Quintet | and Chamber Ensembles Concert The formidable French duo who front the | Lehigh University Students and Chamber MILLER SYMPHONY HALL Moutin Factory Quintet—acoustic bassist Ensembles perform a wide variety of music 610.432.6715 | 23 N 6th St., Allentown François, twin brother Louis on drums— ranging from Classical to Jazz. | Sun at 3:00 CHAMBER ON STAGE SERIES Sun 3pm | $23 unite around a common idea: to create pm | Freewill Off ering Accepted music pulsating with the energy of life, full 3/3: The Dover Quartet | Their rise of emotion, spontaneity, and a spirit that 3/12-5/4 from up-and-coming young ensemble to swings and grooves. | Sat 8pm | $27/$6 occupying a spot at the top of their fi eld BACH CHOIR OF BETHLEHEM has been “practically meteoric” (Strings). 610.866.4382 | 440 Heckewelder Place, Bethlehem The Quartet will perform Beethoven’s 3/10 3/12: Bach at Noon | Doors open at Quartet in F major, Op. 18, No. 1, Quartet ALLENTOWN BAND in D major, Op. 18, No. 3 and Quartet in C 11:30 am and concerts begin at 12:10 pm. 610.434.7026 | 1914 W. Greenleaf Street, Allentown minor, Op. 18, No. 4. Each performance will feature soloists, Touring With a Tenor | Irish Tenor Karl along with members of The Bach Choir JAZZ UPSTAIRS SERIES Fri 7:30pm | $35/$30 Scully will join with the Allentown Band in and Bach Festival Orchestra, with an 3/22: The Craig Thatcher Project a program including music from Broadway, informative and lively introduction to each | Craig together with his band and friends Americana, Opera and of course Ireland. piece from conductor and artistic director, also present tributes to Jimi Hendrix, |Christ Lutheran Church | 13th & Hamilton, Greg Funfgeld. | Central Moravian Church | Tue George Harrison, the Allman Brothers Allentown | Sun 3 pm | free will off ering 12 pm | Freewill Off ering Band and Cream. 4/9: Bach at Noon | Doors open at 3/10-4/2 11:30 am and concerts begin at 12:10 pm. 3/3—4-6 Each performance will feature soloists, SATORI along with members of The Bach Choir SINFONIA 610.435.6036 and Bach Festival Orchestra, with an ORCHESTRA 3/10: Classical guitar, strings informative and lively introduction to each 1524 Linden St., Allentown and flute in concert | Mozart - Flute piece from conductor and artistic director, 3/3: An Afternoon With Mozart Quartet in A Major K. 298, F. Kleynjans Greg Funfgeld. | Central Moravian Church | Tue 12 pm | Freewill Off ering | One delightful afternoon with three - Deux Arias, Op. 92b, Boccherini - distinctive pieces by Mozart. Violinist “Fandango” Quartet in D Major, G. 448, 4/12-4/13: Spring Concert | Mozart Rebecca Brown will perform as soloist with Mendelssohn - String Quartet in e minor, Requiem. Greg Funfgeld conducts her Sinfonia colleagues. | Christ Lutheran Op. 44 No. 2 | Congregation Keneseth Israel | members of The Bach Choir of Bethlehem Church | 1245 W. Hamilton St., Allentown | Sun 4 2227 Chew St. Allentown | Sun 3 pm | $15/$5 and The Bach Festival Orchestra alongside pm | $20–$35 4/2: Springtime Celebration! | Lehigh University’s Philharmonic Orchestra to present a program of Mozart 4/6: Dazzling Dalí | Soloists: Dalí Boccherini -Quintet in Eb Major, Op.21, No. 6, Goossens-Pastorale et Arlequinade, and Walton. | Zoellner Arts Center | Fri & Sat Quartet | Gioachino Rossini- Overture: La 8pm | $18/$9 Scala di Seta; Edward Elgar- Introduction Mozart - Oboe Quartet in F Major, and Allegro for string quartet and strings, Brahms - Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, 5/4: Bel Canto Youth Chorus Op. 47; Maurice Ravel- Le Tombeau de Op. 60 | Christ Lutheran Church | 1245 Hamilton Spring Concert | Wesley United Methodist Couperin; Sergei Prokofi ev - Symphony St, Allentown |Tue 7:30 pm | $15/$5 Church, Bethlehem | Sat 4pm | $11/$15 No. 1 in D, Op. 25 | First Presbyterian Church | 3231 W. Tilghman St., Allentown | Sat 7:30 pm | 3/10-4/14 3/12 $20–$35 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH LEHIGH VALLEY CHARTER 610.866.7652 | 424 Center St., Bethlehem HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 3/6-4/26 3/10: The DeMarina Trio | Violin, 610.868.2971 | 321 E 3rd St., Bethlehem WILLIAMS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Clarinet, and Piano-An afternoon of JAZZ Cafe | Enjoy an evening of great 610.330.5009 | 317 Hamilton St., Easton contrasts | Sun 3 pm | $17/free jazz music. | Tue 7pm | $5-$13

6 lvartscouncil.org | MAR/APR 2019 3/14-5/3 inspired music with world-class actors from Moravian College Jazz Combo I & Jazz Vocal Ensemble MUHLENBERG COLLEGE the PA Shakespeare Festival. | Sat 7:30 pm, | Tony Gairo & DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Sun 3 pm | $25+/free Najwa Parkins, directors. | Foy Concert Hall | Sun 7pm | $10 2400 W Chew St., Allentown 4/13 & 4/14: Verdi’s Requiem | One of the most popular choral works. ASO 3/24: Student Ensembles: BAKER CENTER FOR THE ARTS joined by Muhlenberg College Chorus and Moravian College Jazz Fusion 3/14-3/15: Contemporary superb soloists from around the region. | Ensemble & Jazz Combo II | Alan Music Festival: Clocks in Motion Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 3 pm | $25+/free Gaumer & David Roth, directors. | Foy | Percussion quartet & creators of Concert Hall | Sun 4pm | $10 contemporary indie classical music. | Thu 3/17-4/28 3/31: Student Ensembles: 7:30 pm ; Fri 2 pm | free Moravian College Celtic Ensemble 3/15: Guest Artist Concert: CATHEDRAL ARTS & Guitar Ensemble | “Songs of the Bethany N. Cencer | A concert of 610.865.0727 | 321 Wyandotte St, Bethlehem Sea” - “Programmatic & Minimalist” Alison harpsichord music. | Fri 4 pm | free 3/17: Organ Birthday Recital Gillespie & John Arnold, directors. | Peter Series | Erik and Anna Meyer From St. Hall | Sun 7pm | $10 4/1: Jazz Improv Concert | Directed Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church by Tom Kozic & Gary Rissmiller | Mon 7:30 3/31: Student Ensembles: in Germantown, Philadelphia. This second Moravian College Early Music pm| free concert in our series of concerts celebrates Ensembles | Collegium Musicum, 4/2: Jazz Improv Concert | Directed the 20th anniversary of the Austin Organ Baroque Ensemble, Monteverdi Ensemble, by Ted Conner | Tue 7:30 pm | free and will include recent compositions by together make up the Early Music Erik Meyer. | Sun 4pm | $10 Suggested donation 4/3: 3rd Student Recital | Students of Ensembles of Moravian College who Applied Music Perform | Wed 6:30 pm | free 4/28: Organ Birthday Recital perform music that was written before Series | Neil Harmon Recently appointed there was movable type. | Peter Hall | Sun 4pm 4/7: Music Da Camera | A concert Professor of Organ at Brigham Young | $10 of chamber music directed by Vincent University, delightful and accessible Trovato | Sun 7 pm | free 4/7: Student Ensemble |The Betty compositions for organ are well-known Aierstock Moore Memorial Concert EGNER MEMORIAL CHAPEL among organists. The program will include a Moravian College Community Orchestra number of his own compositions. | Sun 4pm | 3/29: Contemporary Music “Born in the U.S.A.” featuring Blair Festival: Atemlos | Voice & fl ute duo $10 Suggested donation McMillen, piano, and Neil Wetzel, |Fri 7:30 pm | free saxophone Donald Spieth, conductor. | Foy 3/17-4/29 3/30: Women’s Ensemble & Concert Hall | Sun 7pm | $15/$10 Chamber Choir Concert | Directed by MORAVIAN COLLEGE MUSIC 4/7: Student Ensembles: Christopher Jackson | Sat 3:00 pm | free DEPARTMENT Woodwind Ensemble | Flute Troupe/ Clarinet Choir Dr. Deborah Andrus & 4/6: Flute Ensemble Concert | 610.861.1650 | 1200 Main St., Bethlehem Robin Kani, directors | Peter Hall | Sun 4pm Directed by Elaine Martin | Sat 12 pm | free 3/24: Student Ensembles: | $10 4/6: Collegium Concert | A concert of Baroque music directed by Ted Conner | Sat 3 pm | free EMPIE THEATRE if you believe 4/5: Chamber Orchestra Concert | Directed by Daniel Boring |Fri 7:30 pm | free the arts are 4/17: Percussion Ensemble/Drum Circle & Student Composers | Directed by Jim Thoma & Andrew Ardizzoi essential | Wed 7:30 pm | free 5/3: Big Band Concert | Directed By Tony Gario | Fri 7:30 pm | free then you believe MOYER HALL 4/9: Ken Zuckerman Concert | in us. Hindustani Ragas | Tue 7:30 pm | free Join our efforts 3/16-4/14 to promote arts awareness ALLENTOWN SYMPHONY & advocate its value. ORCHESTRA 610.432.6715 | Miller Symphony Hall | 23 N 6th St., Become a member of the arts council Allentown lvartscouncil.org/membership 3/16 & 3/17: A Misummer Night’s Dream | ASO presents Shakespeare

MAR/APR 2019 | lvartscouncil.org 7 4/12: Student Ensemble: 3/21-4/16 4/7 Moravian College BIG Band | Guest artist Jeff rey Biegel, piano Dr. Neil Wetzel, KUTZTOWN PRESENTS! CONCORD CHAMBER SINGERS director/Dr. H. Carl Hess, conductor | 610.683.4092 | PO Box 730, Kutztown 484.707.5078 | PO Box 423, Bethlehem, PA Featured work: Neil Sedaka’s Manhattan 3/21: Benise: Fuego! | Features the Coming to America Spring Intermezzo, Jeff rey Biegel,piano. | Foy passion and grace of Flamenco dancing Concert | Features a world premiere Concert Hall | Fri 7:30pm | $15/$10 combined with fi ery Spanish guitar. | piece by Libby Larsen, featuring Lafayette 4/13: Moravian College Wind Schaeff er Auditorium | Thu 7:30 PM | $40/$36 Chamber Singers, Emmet Cahill of Celtic Thunder, a 30-piece orchestra and more.| Ensemble | Dr. H. Carl Hess, director | 4/16: Arturo Sandoval | 10 time First Presbyterian Church of Easton | Sun 3pm | $20 Foy Concert Hall | Sat 7:30pm | $15/$10 Grammy Award Winner and protégé of 4/17: PAJAZZ Idol & Annual jazz master Dizzy Gillespie | Schaeff er 4/7 Awards | The Pennsylvania Jazz Auditorium | Tue 7:30 PM | $38/$34 Collective and the Moravian College COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL Music Department join forces to present 3/31-4/26 610.435.7725 | 1544 Hamilton St., Allentown young students performing small group Student Recital “Combo” style jazz, where the emphasis ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER | Reception with the is on improvisation. | Foy Concert Hall | Wed 610.758.2787 | 420 E Packer Ave., Bethlehem artists to follow | Sun 2pm | free 7:30pm | free 3/31: On-Stage Cabaret: Danny 4/27: Moravian College Choir Green Trio | A rising force on the jazz 4/13 & Festival Orchestra | Paula Ring scene and an award-winning recording NEW ARTS PROGRAM Zerkle, director | A celebration of world artist, pianist and composer, Green has 610.683.6440 | 1173 W. Main St. Kutztown music with the Lehigh Valley premiere distinguished himself with his beautifully of Calling All Dawns by Christopher Tin. articulated touch and melodically charged Phillip Glass and John Gibson in Concert Every movement presents spirituality sensibility. His original compositions — a | Benefi t for NAP | St. John’s from a diff erent culture, with texts from vivid blend of jazz, classical, and Brazilian UCC, N Whiteoak and W. Walnut Sts. Kutztown | the Torah, Bhagavad Gita, Lord’s Prayer, elements — delight critics and audiences Sat 7:30pm concert followed by artist reception | Japanese haiku, Maori proverbs, and more | across the country and around the world. | $30/$40; $45 at door Foy Concert Hall | Sat 7:30pm | $15/$10 Baker Hall | Sun 2 pm, 6 pm | $25/$62 4/29: Student Ensembles: 4/26: On-Stage Cabaret: Aubrey 4/19 Moravian College Trombone Logan | Best known for her unique CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF Ensemble & Brass Quintet | Ralph swing-tinged, trombone-laced sassy BETHLEHEM Brodt III & Lawrence Wright, directors. | pop performances with viral sensation 610.435.7611 | Foy Hall, Moravian College | Church Peter Hall | Mon 7:30pm | $10 Postmodern Jukebox, Logan easily & Main Sts STUDENT RECITALS steps into her own spotlight. Whether Horszowski Trio with Masumi Per it’s as the winner of the Montreux Jazz 3/16: Kellen Pisani & Cayden Rostad, viola | Germaine Tailleferre: Festival Competition or someone who has Wisner, jazz guitars | Junior recital Piano Trio Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 2 performed with Pharrell Williams, Josh in E Minor, Op. 67 (1944) Brahms: Piano with faculty member Paul Rostock, bass | Groban and Dave Koz, Logan successfully Foy Hall | Sat 4pm | free Quartet No. 2 in A Major, Op. 26 | Fri 7:30 breaks down genre barriers with a sound pm | $27/free 3/17: Students & Alumni in Recital that combines jazz vocals with R&B, | Delta Omicron Spring Musicale with neosoul, pop and a touch of rock. | Baker special guests – Moravian Voice Alumni Hall | Fri 7 pm, 9 pm | $25/$62 4/26-4/27 “Hey, Old Friends!” | Peter Hall | Sun 4pm | ACT I DESALES $10 4/6-5/4 610.282.3192 | 12755 Station Ave. Center Valley 3/22: Luke Peterson, piano & Spring Choral Concert | Featuring composition Peter Hall | Fri 7:30 pm | free ALLENTOWN MUSIC CLUB | Connelly 610.435.4659 sacred and secular repertoire | 3/23: Ciarra Hurley, soprano Chapel | Fri, Sat 8:00 PM | $6/$4/$3 “Thank You for the Music” | Senior 4/6 : Going for Baroque |Presentation of Dr. Albert Hofammann Scholarship voice major, Ciarra Hurley, will be joined by 4/27 Dave Roth (piano), Dan DeChellis (piano), for Young Pianists. Recital includes Patty & Becky Lepore (piano). | Peter Hall | Sat 7:30 Alercia, Soprano, Lynn German Long, CAMERATA SINGERS pm | free Mezzo-soprano, and Karen El-Charr, Flute. 610.434.7811 | Zentz Community Center | 3000 Fellowship Dr. 4/5: Marc Bernal, tenor/counter- Maurice Duruflé’s ‘Requiem’ Whitehall | Sat 2pm | free | tenor, & Lauren Steinert,soprano The Camerata Singer’s season concludes “Just a Couple of Characters” | 5/4 : Spring Recital |resentation of with Maurice Durufl e’s Requiem | First Featuring Justen Blackstone & Eileen the Past President’s Memorial Scholarship Presbyterian Church | 3231 W. Tilghman St., Wescoe accompanying on piano. |Peter Hall | winner. Includes Jonathan Beitler, Michael Allentown | Sat 7:30pm | $33/$22 Fri 7:30 pm | free Grather, and Stephen Silvonek. | Zentz 4/14: Moravian College Community Center | 3000 Fellowship Dr. Whitehall 4/27 Composers’ Concert | Sat 2pm | free | Peter Hall | Sun 4 MACUNGIE BAND pm | $10 484.816.6453 | PO Box 123 Trexlertown, PA

8 lvartscouncil.org | MAR/APR 2019 Spring Concert | Celebrate Spring with the infi rm and ailing, and what types made Broadway hit originally staged by Harold the Macungie Band - www.macungieband. their medical practices so advanced for Prince. | Wed–Sat 7pm; Sun 2pm com | Jordan-Luthern Church | 5103 Snowdrift Rd, their time | Moravian Museum of Bethlehem, 66 Orefi eld | Sat 3pm | $10 West Church Street, Bethlehem | Sat & Sun 1pm| MORAVIAN COLLEGE THEATRE $10/$15/$9 COMPANY READINGS 4/21: Behind-the-Scenes 610.861.1489, ext.3 | Arena Theatre, Haupert Union & WRITINGS Dollhouse Tour | An exclusive tour that Building | Main St., Bethlehem takes you into our Collections Resource 3/14-3/17: Truth//Delusion | You BRADBURY-SULLIVAN Center to see one of the Nation’s largest saw a reading of these two short plays in antique dollhouse collections | Kemerer the fall in their early form. This is a full LGBT LIBRARY Museum 427 N New St., Bethlehem | Sun 1pm| production of those plays with set, lights $25/$20 610.347.9988 | 522 W Maple St., Allentown and costumes. | Arena Theatre | Thu-Sat 8pm, Professor facilitated discussions in Sun 2pm | $15/$10/$5 partnership with Lehigh University. LEHIGH VALLEY DANCE 4/6: Sakura: requiem for 3/19: Community Book EXCHANGE Hiroshima and Nagasaki | Seventy Discussion:FunHome by Alison www.lvdanceexchange.org | 484.599.0252 years after the nuclear attack on Japan, Bechdel | Tue 6:30pm 3/30-3/31: SpringUP Dance with her dance “Sakura” (Cherry Blossom), Festival 2019 Keiin Yoshimura appeals to the world in 4/16: Community Book | Dance, fi tness, Wellness classes, Performances, Networking. This her own way to hand down the event and Discussion: My Body is Yours by year’s festival boasts a faculty lineup of convey the meaninglessness of war. | Michael V. Smith | Tue 6:30pm exciting and highly talented professional Prosser Auditorium | Sat 8pm | free choreographers, teachers and dancers 4/24: Student Ensemble: SPECIAL with impressive national and international Moravian College Improv EVENTS resumés. Open to professional and pre- Ensemble | aka: M.I.M.E. Dan professional level dancers age 15+ | Cedar DeChellis, facilitator | Peter Hall | Wed 7:30pm AMERICA ON WHEELS MUSEUM Crest College | $10 610.432.4200 | 5 North Front St., Allentown 4/13: America On Wheels Turns MORAVIAN COLLEGE THEATRE MUHLENBERG COLLEGE OF 11 | Come celebrate America On Wheels COMPANY THEATRE AND DANCE Museum 11th birthday. | Sat 10am-3pm |$11/ 610.861.1489, ext.3 | Arena Theatre, Haupert Union 484.664.3333 | 2400 Chew St., Allentown Building | Main St., Bethlehem free 3/28-3/31: O War | Part two of Holly ONGOING InFocus OUTDOORS: The Cate’s adaptaion of Shakespeare’s War of Haywagon Stage ARTSQUEST | A wide variety of the Roses tetralogy | Empie Theatre |Thu-Sat events will happen at this new, temporary 8pm, Sat-Sun 2pm | $15/$8 610.330.1300 | 25 West Third St., Bethlehem space: concerts, performance art 4/5 & 5/3: First Fridays | Our First installations, social gatherings, micro-plays 4/6-4/7: Acts of Repair Collective Friday activities are located at the Banana and more. | A new and experimental performance Factory Arts Center and include family- ensemble, engaged in a deeply collaborative friendly art activities, community art THEATRE communtiy-driven creative process to projects, exhibition openings, artist talks explore the histories of immigration in the and live art making! | Fri 6-9pm | free Allentown community. ACT I DESALES 4/25-4/28: Love and the Law: HISTORIC BETHLEHEM 610.282.3192 | 2755 Station Ave., Center Valley An evening of opera and musical MUSEUMS & SITES 04/24-05/05: Pippin | Winner of theatre | Theatre and Dance Department 23 Tony Awards Pippin tells the poignant and the Music Department join forces for 800.360.8687 | various locations an exciting collaborative event helmed by ONGOING: Free Sundays at the story of a young man’s journey to be extraordinary. | Main Stage | Wed–Sat 8pm; Sun talented up-and-coming directors | Baker Museum | Enjoy a range of engaging Theatre |Thu-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm | $15/$8 programs and activities like Career Corner, 2pm; Mon 9:45am Mon–Thu $31/$29; Fri–Sun Museum Storytime, and the Family Room, $32/$30 catering to many ages that promote STATE THEATRE creativity and exploration. | Kemerer Museum LEHIGH VALLEY CHARTER 610.252.3132 | 453 Northampton St., Easton 427 N New St., Bethlehem | Sun 1–4pm HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 4/6: Kinky Boots | Broadway’s huge- MARCH: Church & Chapel Walking 610.868.2971 | 321 East 3rd St., Bethlehem hearted, high-heeled hit | $66/$59 | Sat 2pm Tour | Learn about the history of $13/$11/$5 & 8pm | $66/$59 Bethlehem’s oldest buildings of worship: 3/6—3/10: Second Stage the Gemeinhaus, Old Chapel, and Central Production: Rumors By Neil Simon TOUCHSTONE THEATRE Moravian Church Sanctuary. | Moravian Black Box Theatre | Wed–Sat 7pm; Sun 2pm 610.867.1689 | 321 E 4th St., Bethlehem Museum of Bethlehem, 66 West Church Street, 4/3-4/7: Sweeney Todd | Composer/ MAR: The Kitchen Chronicles Bethlehem | Sat & Sun 1pm | $10/$15/$9 lyricist Stephen Sondheim refashions a Touchstone Ensemble Member Mary APRIL: 1752 Apothecary Walking macabre tale into a musical masterwork Wright embarks on an exploration of the Tour | Learn how the Moravians treated in this dazzling performance of the 1979 food we prepare together, the truths we

MAR/APR 2019 | lvartscouncil.org 9 share while d oing so, and the way we feed 4/18: Presentation by musical and performing arts programs— ourselves – body, heart, and soul. Part photographer Robert Rodriguez Jr. featuring artist members, young musicians, immersive performance, part family dinner, | addressing landscape photography and guests. The Kitchen Chronicles will be hitting the Zentz Community Center | 3000 Fellowship Dr., Lehigh Valley in three chapters, starting PARKLAND ART LEAGUE Whitehall | 1st Sat, 2pm | Mar–May, Oct–Dec with performances in people‘s homes this season. | call for info 610.967.4461 | Socialize with others who have an active interest in art. Membership APPALACHIAN FIDDLE & 4/11-4/14: Sakura | A requiem for the includes opportunity to sell your work at BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION fallen of Hiroshima and Nagasaki through community locations. Monthly business poetry, video projections, music, traditional Indoor shindigs the 2nd Sunday of every meeting and demo by artist. Japanese artwork, and contemporary month at 12:30pm. dance. | Thur-Sat at 8pm, Sun 2pm | $25/$15 St. Anne’s Episcopal Church | 6667 Lower Macungie Plainfi eld Township Volunteer Fire Company | 6480 Rd, Trexlertown | 2nd Tue 7pm, Sept–June $25/year Sullivan Tr., Wind Gap | $10/7/free

TO GET DANCE LEHIGH VALLEY FOLK MUSIC INVOLVED ALLENTOWN AREA SWING SOCIETY DANCE SOCIETY ARTISTS 610.432.8014 | Monthly jam session and ALL levels with an emphasis on helping sing–along, open to all folk music lovers ARTS COMMUNITY OF EASTON beginners. Dance instruction Tuedays who play an instrument or simply like to 610.250.7627 | Monthly membership with a social dance afterwards. Instruction sing along or listen to the music. All ages meeting followed by guest speaker, open available for East Coast Swing, West Coast and skill levels are welcome. to artists, writers, patrons, musicians, and Swing, Hustle, Night Club Two Step, Cha photographers who reside in PA or NJ. Lehigh Valley Active Life | 1633 Elm St., Allentown Cha, Salsa, Rumba, Fox Trot, Country 3rd Wed | 6:30–10pm Lafayette College | Williams Center for the Arts, Waltz and Country 2 Step. All Main lessons Easton | 2nd Tue 7–9pm begin with basic beginner and build to intermediate steps. PENNSYLVANIA JAZZ COLLECTIVE ARTSQUEST’S BANANA Fearless Fire Company | 1221 S Front St., Allentown FACTORY Lessons Tue 7–8:30pm | Social Dance 8:30– 570.656.5631 | Elm Street Jazz Big Band is a 610.332.1300 | 25 W Third St., Bethlehem 10:30pm $10/$5 community band made up of professional The Artist Collective | Designed 3/5: Lesson: East Coast Swing and non–professional musicians. to celebrate and support the creative Lehigh Valley Active Life | 1633 Elm St., Allentown Con Gallagher community by providing networking, Every Fri | 9am professional development and career Social: California Mix Music | Bob opportunities for visual artists. | $50/$45 Sacchetti REALLY TERRIBLE ORCHESTRA OF PENNSYLVANIA BETHLEHEM PALETTE CLUB VALLEY CONTRA DANCE 484.894.8092 | Open to anyone with an 72 W. Laurel St. Bethlehem SOCIETY instrument. You must be willing to practice THRU 4/24 Wednesday ‘s Portrait 610.868.7432 | Lively traditional American or feel guilty if you don’t. Members include Paint-ins | Wed 9:30am-12:30pm folk dancing with a caller and live acoustic folks who have dusted off instruments they music. Instruction for beginners at 7pm. haven’t played in years, folks learning a new instrument, and folks looking for a place to CARBON COUNTY ART LEAGUE No partner necessary. Bring wood-fl oor friendly shoes. play in a nonjudgmental environment and 610.844.4378 Monthly meeting. just have fun. Weekly rehearsal. Professional or beginner artists encouraged Unitarian Universalist Church of the Lehigh Valley to bring work for sharing. 424 Center St. , Bethlehem (enter on Wall St.) Kirkland Village | 1 Kirkland Village Cir., Bethlehem Thu 7pm Seventh Moon Spa | 701 Bridge St., Ste B103, 3/9, 3/23, 4/13, 4/27: Contra Lehighton | 2nd Wed | 6pm Dancing | America Folk dance to live caller and music. No partner needed. SINGERS All welcome. Bring soft soled shoes for LEHIGH VALLEY SWEET ADELINES, LV CHAPTER PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB dancing. See website for more information. | Sat 7:00–10:30pm | $12/$5 610.395.2997 | Award–winning show Cultivates and broadens the photographic chorus performs four–part a cappella 3/30: Contra Dancing | Angela interests of its members and promotes harmony, singing ballads, swing tunes, DeCarlis calling to Organic Family Band| photography for professionals, amateurs, and pop hits enhanced by choreography, and beginners. Monthly meeting with Sat 4:00–10:30pm | $23/$15/$10/$8 comedy, and fun. Accepts women of presentations by photographers. all ages and sponsored teens, ages 13+. Banana Factory | 25 W Third St., Bethlehem | 3rd MUSICIANS Try the group out and then audition in a Thu, 7pm | Sept–June private atmosphere. Ability to read music ALLENTOWN MUSIC CLUB not required; learning tracks used to learn 3/21: Presentation by Arthur 610.435.4659 | Membership open to anyone four–part harmonies. Ransome | renowned black & white who enjoys music/art. Audition required St. George’s Episcopal Church | 735 Delaware Ave., photographer for performing artist membership. Monthly Hellertown | Every Mon 7pm

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610.417.7749 | Monthly “Story Circle.” 3/10: Fiber Sampler Workshop: has conducted and presented extensively Godfrey Daniels | 7 E 4th St., Bethlehem | 2nd Wed Macrame Wall Hanging | With locally, nationally, and internationally. He 7:30pm | Sept–July | Free Kimberly Tanzos try your hand at macrame, is currently Chair of the Music Education the art of decorative knotting, in this one and Music Therapy Department at Temple University. | Thu 6:45pm, Sat 9am | $40/$35/$25 WRITERS day workshop! Students will learn how to GREATER LEHIGH VALLEY create and use a variety of knots and leave WRITERS GROUP with a beautiful wall hanging. All materials COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL are included in this workshop. | Sun 1-4pm | 610.435.7725 | 1544 Hamilton St., Allentown Monthly business meeting and program on $60/$54 some aspect of writing/publishing. CMS off ers private music lessons in piano, violin, guitar, voice, drums, cello, clarinet, Palmer Library | 1 Weller Pl., Palmer Twp | 4th Sat BALLET GUILD OF THE LEHIGH and more for all ages and abilities. Financial 10am–Noon | Jan–Feb, Apr–June, Sept–Nov $45/ VALLEY yr, $35/Renewals aid and scholarships available. Many 610.865.0353 | 556 Main St., Bethlehem free performance opportunities. Spring MONTHLY “WritersCafé.” | Second Thu | ONGOING Community Classes | Semester (18 weeks) begins Tue, 1/29. 7–9pm Off ered for ages 3+. The youngest begin Enroll anytime. with an introduction to the basics of ballet; Kindermusik | A music and movement WORKSHOPS these include rhythm, dynamics, and program designed for children ages 0–5, & CLASSES terminology. Youth level classes are off ered focuses on the development of the whole for the student who wishes to learn ballet child and builds the skills children need to ACT I DESALES or improve his/her technique. 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Adult, Children, and opportunities! $216/semester 610.395.0344 | 9868 Weiss Rd, Breinigsville Teen classes in drawing, painting, ceramics, Kids Choir | As a group, children scultpture, fashion, graphic design and ONGOING Portrait Session| Portrait ages 6–11 will learn the basics of vocal more. sessions with 20 minute pose between performance including ear-training breaks. | Tue 9:30am–12pm | $6/$3 3/30-4/27: Saturday Morning techniques, music theory, note reading, Cartooning | Award winning artist, Travis and harmonization using both traditional ONGOING Yoga Class | Level 1 & 2 Flow J. Hill shares his knowledge and expertise songs and current hits. No previous or Restorative Class | Sat 10:15–11:15am | $12 in a workshop of drawing fun. | Ages 7–10 experience needed. Tue 6pm | $216/semester 10am–12pm | $20 Silver Winds Flute Choir | For ARTSQUEST’S BANANA advanced fl ute players to hone technical FACTORY BELCANTO YOUTH CHORUS OF skills while expanding your performance 610.332.1300 | 25 W Third St., Bethlehem BACH CHOIR OF BETHLEHEM repertoire in a variety of genres. CMS 3/2-3/3: Discover Printmaking 610.866.4382 | 440 Heckewelder Pl, Bethlehem Silver Winds performs frequently at Weekend | With Alexandra Snowden. 3/28 & 3/30: Rollo Dilworth community and private events throughout Learn the basics of silkscreen printmaking our area. | Tue 6pm | $324/semester

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