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We were watching Obsession, a very capable and disturbing new horror movie (big fans), and about an hour and fifteen minutes or so in, our eyes noticed something in one of the scenes:
St. Luke’s Community Hospital Easton.
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Lehigh Valley with Love is giving away three pairs of adult admission tickets to the 39th Annual Blueberry Festival at Historic Burnside, happening Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19.
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Lehigh Valley with Love Media is starting a new fund to help more kids in the Lehigh Valley attend art camp.
The fund is launching through a new partnership with Touchstone Theatre in South Bethlehem, beginning with a $1,000 contribution from Lehigh Valley with Love Media to support students with demonstrated financial need for Touchstone’s Camp Touchstone program.
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Godfrey Daniels, the Lehigh Valley’s original live music listening room, is celebrating its 50th anniversary season with a packed schedule of performances in SouthSide Bethlehem. Located at 7 E. Fourth Street, the nonprofit venue has long been known for its intimate atmosphere, where audiences come to listen closely and artists can connect directly with the room.
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PAPR Entertainment and Genii Pictures are bringing a night of indie film, music, and weird creative energy to Emmaus Theatre.
One Night Only: A (Not So Secret) Private Screening will be held Saturday, July 11, 2026, at Emmaus Theatre, 19 South 4th Street in Emmaus. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m.
The free event features three Pennsylvania premieres from local and indie minority filmmakers:
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For years, Coach Dotty Vazquez carried a story she never imagined sharing publicly.
Today, the Lehigh Valley author, life coach, entrepreneur, and advocate is sharing it in They Turned a Blind Eye, a memoir that explores childhood trauma, addiction, homelessness, healing, and ultimately, hope.
But as Vazquez makes clear, this isn’t a book about remaining trapped by the past.
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The Baum School of Art is celebrating its centennial year with Made at Baum: The Baum School of Art’s Adult Student Exhibition, on view from June 22 through July 16, 2026, in Allentown.
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Mixed media artist Michael Palladino will present work from his “Ashland” series at the Bethlehem Town Hall Rotunda Gallery from July 1 through August 10, 2026.
The exhibit features a pairing of photographic aerial views of desert landscapes with monochromatic carved wooden counterparts. Through vivid geometric imagery and textured, charcoal-toned panels, the series explores the relationship between human intervention, cultivated land, and environmental degradation.
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There’s nothing like a memory of an incredible meal that you just can’t quite get ever again to get you all flustered.
We recently asked our Facebook followers a simple question: What’s your favorite Lehigh Valley restaurant that doesn’t exist anymore?
(Check out our ongoing Patio Palooza promotion where we’re finding the best patios in the Lehigh Valley!)
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Getting out on a bike should feel exciting, not intimidating. That is the idea behind a new video series created by the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor in partnership with CAT–Coalition for Appropriate Transportation, with production support from Lehigh Valley with Love Media, to help more residents and visitors feel comfortable exploring THE LINK Trail Network.
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The Allentown Rotary Club Foundation has named Natalia Golebiowska, Maya Saliby and David Thor as recipients of the 2026 Roger and Louise Mullin Scholarships.
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Restaurant Weeks are my favorite time to try a new place or a place I haven’t been to in awhile.
Life’s hectic, so a reminder to not only try some incredible dishes at LOCAL establishments is a great thing.
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610 Day, or June 10, is also known as “610 Day,” which is a nod to the 610 area code. For a lot of us, 610 still feels like the Lehigh Valley area code, even though it came after the 215 days and before 484 entered the chat.
A little phone-number history: 610 was placed into service in January 1994 after being split from the 215 area code, which had covered much of southeastern Pennsylvania since 1947. The 484 overlay was introduced in June 1999 for the same region, which meant 10-digit dialing became part of local life. Today, 610 and 484 cover the same general region, which includes the Lehigh Valley, with 835 also added in 2022.
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Lehigh Valley progressive rock band Midsummer has released a new music video for “Crashing Walls,” the lead single from its debut EP, Tales of the Time Traveler, Vol. 2. The video, created with Lehigh Valley independent production company Jarden Films, premiered Monday, June 8!
