Coca-Cola Park Naming Rights End in 2027: What Should the IronPigs Call the Ballpark Next?

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs and ABARTA Coca-Cola Beverages announced today, February 3, 2026, that their naming rights partnership will wrap up in September 2027 when the current agreement reaches its planned completion. The team made it clear the relationship is not ending completely. Fans will still be able to buy Coca-Cola products at games, and ABARTA Coca-Cola Beverages will remain a Founding Partner involved with the organization and its charitable efforts.

Moravian Historical Society Opens “Moravians & The Revolution: Caught in the Crossfire” on Feb. 22

The Moravian Historical Society will open a new special exhibition, Moravians & The Revolution: Caught in the Crossfire, on Sunday, February 22, 2026, with an opening-day talk and reception at its museum in Nazareth.

The program begins at 1:00 p.m. with a lecture by Dr. Scott Paul Gordon, professor and Andrew W. Mellon Chair at Lehigh University. A public reception for the exhibition follows from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Defend Public Radio Winter Jam Brings Local Music Together for WDIY 88.1 FM (MUSIC VIDEOS)

Local music, local radio, and local support came together at the Defend Public Radio Winter Jam in Bethlehem.

The benefit show brought a strong crowd to the Ice House to support WDIY 88.1 FM, Lehigh Valley’s community-powered public radio station. The afternoon featured live sets from Dear Misty, Lovecartel, We’re From Antarctica, and Drew & The Blue, each bringing their own sound and energy to a lineup built around one shared goal: showing up for public radio.

Events like this are a reminder that WDIY exists because the community supports it. From local music discovery to independent voices and nonprofit programming, WDIY continues to be a vital part of the Lehigh Valley media landscape, and this show was a clear example of that support in action.

Check out some music from We’re From Antartica, Dear Mistay, and Lovecartel.

 

Catch ‘BUGS’ this Weekend at Zoellner and get ready for a Fun-Filled February

February at Zoellner Arts Center kicks off with a show built for families. On Sunday, February 1, acclaimed guitarist Kaki King and GLITCH bring BUGS, an imaginative concert that blends music, storytelling, and colorful projection visuals to explore the world of beetles, critters, and ecology.

Designed with kids in mind, BUGS turns live music into a visual experience. As King plays, each note triggers images that are projected directly onto her guitar, transforming it into a “magic guitar” filled with movement, light, and nature-inspired scenes. The performance is playful, engaging, and a great first concert experience for young audiences.

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Opens Registration for DISRUPT 2026 Health-Care Innovation Summit

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation has opened registration for the fourth annual DISRUPT: Health-Care Innovation Summit, a two-day conference focused on sparking new ideas through presentations, continuing education, hands-on workshops, and networking. DISRUPT takes place April 18–19, 2026, at the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem.