Fig Lehigh Valley | Fall 2024 by Fig magazine

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Every home has a story

FOR THE REBECCA FRANCIS TEAM, selling luxury homes is about uncovering each property’s unique story and finding the perfect match. Specializing in homes with creative design, distinctive features, and hidden gems, Rebecca and her team expertly showcase what makes each

Featured here is a stunning, nearly $3 million estate in Saucon Valley—a lavish sanctuary featuring a private

theatre, indoor saltwater pool, serene garden, and more —set on four lush acres. This exquisite home exemplifies The Rebecca Francis Team’s commitment to deeply understanding the story within every listing, attracting discerning buyers and maximizing value for sellers.

For a seamless and successful experience buying or selling a home with unparalleled quality, contact the Rebecca Francis Team today.

1710 White Acre Drive, Saucon Valley

Drama, dance, and voice students from Pennsylvania Youth Theatre light up our cover, embodying the joy and creativity that define this issue’s expressive energy.

Photo by Guy Daniel

IN THIS ISSUE

Creativity colors every corner of the Lehigh Valley. This issue shines a light on our region’s local artists, bold entrepreneurs, and passionate visionaries who express themselves every day.

Inspiring the Growing Performer

Experience the magic of theatre with Pennsylvania Youth Theatre as they nurture the next generation of performers and foster a lifelong love for the arts.

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Expanding the Arts

Unleash your creativity at the Banana Factory, where ongoing classes and events continue to enrich the community during its transformation into a new state-of-theart Cultural Center.

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Lehigh Valley’s Creative Spirit

Join Discover Lehigh Valley ® as they highlight many of the region’s creative venues and must-see attractions.

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Express Yourself

Explore the artists and creatives that bring color and passion to Lehigh Valley in our annual Arts & Culture Guide, proudly sponsored by ArtsQuest.

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Unique Fashions and Flavors

Enjoy thoughtful custom creations by Lara Bly Designs and Mister Lee’s Noodles in Bethlehem’s SouthSide Arts District.

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Fig Authentic: Jennifer Mindock

Get to know the visionary founder of Jentle Land Mark.

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Fig Giving Back: Mosaic Youth Chorus

Meet the new choir empowering young people to create community, build empathy, and effect positive social change through choral singing.

“Amazing Grace”

Celebrate Grace Carr’s remarkable eight-decade journey from a 17-year-old nurse trainee to a beloved 97-year-old volunteer at St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus.

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Embrace your

creative calling

IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY, creativity is more than a hobby; it ’ s a way of life. It ’ s in the bold murals that splash color onto our streets, the rhythm of the music performed at SteelStacks, and the innovative ideas that turn dreams into businesses. This issue, aptly titled “ The Express Yourself Issue,” is a celebration of that creative spirit—a standing ovation for the artists, the makers, the dreamers, and the doers who breathe life into our community. We ’ re thrilled to have ArtsQuest as our issue sponsor, shining a spotlight on their incredible work in nurturing artists. From painting and pottery to dance and digital design, the Banana Factory at ArtsQuest is a hub of artistic energy that fuels our region ’ s creative flame.

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As you flip through these pages, you ’ ll meet inspiring individuals who have turned their passions into thriving ventures.

You ’ ll learn about the transformative power of the arts at institutions like The Bach Choir of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Youth Theatre, The Arts at Lafayette, and Zoellner Arts Center. You ’ ll also find a showcase of entrepreneurial visionaries like Susan Bella Jewelry, Zekraft, Anllo Center for Aesthetics, Morris Black Designs, and The Healing & Wellness Corner—a testament that creativity and commerce can beautifully intertwine.

This issue is an invitation to embrace your own creative calling, whatever it may be. Whether you ’ re an artist, musician, writer, entrepreneur, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty around you, we hope these stories inspire you to express yourself boldly, find joy in the unexpected, and unleash your own entrepreneurial spirit.

Celebrate with The

Chamber

FALL HAS ARRIVED, bringing a season full of exciting events hosted by the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce. These highly anticipated celebrations are just the beginning of a jam-packed fall! For a complete list and the latest updates, visit lehighvalleychamber.org.

LGBTQ Annual Awards Gala Friday, October 18 at The Centennial Catering & Conference Center at Homewood Suites, Center Valley Lehigh Valley ATHENA Awards Tuesday, October 29 at ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks

2024 Chamber Annual Meeting Thursday, November 7 at Wind Creek Event Center

African American Business Leaders Council Gala Saturday, November 23 at the Aster Event Center

Food is Creativity. Food is Community.

IMAGINE THE JOY of getting creative in the kitchen, turning simple ingredients into something delicious to share. But what if you had only the bare minimum to cook with—or nothing at all? For many in our community, this is a daily reality.

Second Harvest Food Bank is committed to combatting food insecurity throughout Lehigh Valley. Through their Farm to Pantry and Growing Partners programs, more families can experience the nourishment and joy of a healthy meal. Last year, the distribution of fresh produce to agency partners increased by 42%, providing more opportunities for families to thrive.

Everyone deserves access to fresh, nutritious food. This September, during Hunger Action Month, Second Harvest Food Bank invites the community to join the fight against hunger. Supporting Second Harvest can help put produce into the hands of those who need it most, empowering them to create meals that nourish both body and spirit.

Take action today—visit SHFBLV.org to learn how to help make a difference.

All these fresh flowers and produce were grown in the raised garden beds at Second Harvest Food Bank.

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A reason to smile

BETHLEHEM DENTAL ARTS is a top-notch dental clinic dedicated to providing the best dental treatment to the Lehigh Valley community. Recently, Dr. Jignesh Rudani was named one of the “10 Under 10” award recipients for 2024 by the Pennsylvania Dental Association (PDA).

Dr. Rudani’s dedication to providing detailed dental services makes him a shining example for the region. Since earning his dental degree, he has demonstrated a commitment to patient care, innovative treatment approaches, and community outreach.

As the only dentist to receive this esteemed honor in the Lehigh Valley, this accolade is a testament to the contributions he and his team have made in the field of dentistry and patient care.

“This recognition means the world to me,” says Dr. Rudani. “It’s truly inspiring to be recognized alongside other outstanding dental professionals who are making a difference in their communities.”

Bethlehem Dental Arts is honored to provide comprehensive dental services to the Lehigh Valley. Book a consultation today for exceptional dental care and a healthier smile.

Congratulations to Dr. Jignesh Rudani on this well-deserved honor!

St. Luke’s establishes new Physician Response Team

THE BLUE, GOLD, AND WHITE Ford Expedition with the St. Luke’s logo on its doors rushed along Schoenersville Road in Bethlehem en route to assist an ambulance crew caring for a patient with an unusual, life-threatening medical emergency.

This specialized vehicle is a key component of a new partnership between St. Luke’s Emergency Medicine Department and Northampton County, aimed at saving more lives at on-scene accidents and incidents in Bethlehem.

“This new collaboration with Northampton County and our first-responder partners puts our fellowship-trained emergency medical services faculty physicians and fellows in the field in a mobile manner, ” explained Bryan Wilson, MD, St. Luke’s EMS Fellowship Director and EMS Response Program Director.

“This will help to supplement and support the medically complex care provided by emergency medical technicians (EMT) and paramedics in the community.”

St. Luke’s mobile EMS Response Team is the first of its kind in the Lehigh Valley area, currently serving ambulance units from the City of Bethlehem EMS, Suburban EMS, and Bethlehem Township Volunteer Fire Company, and expecting to add other units in the future.

The grant-funded $250,000 vehicle, like a mini-ER on wheels, is equipped with a state-of-the-art heart monitor/ defibrillator, integrated CPR and ventilation feedback devices, lifesaving medications, advanced airway management supplies, and a handheld ultrasound machine. Plans are underway to carry emergency blood for on-scene transfusions when there is major blood loss.

Dr. Wilson was behind the wheel of the Ford that day, responding to a request for assistance from the EMS crew. Together, he and the EMS crew worked with staff from a cardiologist’s office to save the patient’s life after his pacemaker malfunctioned. The team was able to safely deliver the living patient to a nearby hospital for follow-up care.

Based at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus, the EMS Response Team receives requests from an ambulance crew through Northampton County’s 911 Center. The Response Team also provides continuing hands-on emergency medicine education to first responders in the county. These services “help show EMS clinicians how much we value their expertise and possibly address recruitment and retention issues faced by EMS services professionals across the region,” added Dr. Wilson.

St. Luke’s EMS Response Team, comprised of emergency medicine physicians and fellows, poses in front of its new “Mini-ER on wheels.”

Barks HAPPEN HERE

PROMENADE SAUCON VALLEY is more than a shopping center—it’s a fantastic destination for dog lovers looking to enjoy a day out with their furry friends. With more than 25 stores proudly displaying “dog-friendly” stickers, visitors and their well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to explore the center’s charming shops and inviting common areas. Whether taking a stroll along the scenic walking path or browsing favorite boutiques, Promenade Saucon Valley promises an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Barktoberfest returns October 18-19! This event features two days of tail-wagging, packed with fun activities including the Dock Dogs competitions, pet-friendly shopping, and special treats throughout the center. It’s the perfect opportunity to connect with local pet-related businesses and shelters while spending quality time with your pup. For more information, visit thepromenadeshopsatsauconvalley.com/events.

The building’s proximity to the former Bethlehem Steel factory is sentimental to Tony, whose grandfather and great-grandfather worked a combined 80 years in the industry. The building features a mural of his great-grandfather, painted by local artist Matt Halm, in the kitchen area named “The Bull” in his memory.

The renovation was made possible by the incredible vendor team who dedicated months of time and expert guidance: Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding, BEI Electrical, Boyle Construction, Builders Door & Hardware, Burkholder's Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., Center Valley Concrete Form, Cope Commercial Flooring and Interiors, Inc., Corporate Environments, Creative Landscapes, DesignPoint, Dual Temp Company, Dugan & Marcon, Inc., ET&T, Inc., K&H Custom Window Treatments, MKSD architects, Morris Black & Sons, Inc., Overhead Door, Precision Tile, Prowall Painting, Reed Sign Company, and Vistacom Inc.

Pride OF PLACE

IT’S BEEN ONE YEAR since BSI Corporate Benefits relocated its headquarters to the former Victory Firehouse in Southside Bethlehem. The historic building underwent a $2.5 million renovation that took nearly 14 months to complete with the help of over 20 local vendors and partners.

BSI, the leading employee benefits firm in the Lehigh Valley, has grown rapidly over the last few years and needed a new space to accommodate its growing team. However, the relocation was not just physical but also strategic, aimed at enhancing client support, collaboration, and community events like monthly blood drives.

“While companies are trying to figure out the right model—remote, in-office, or hybrid—we look at our headquarters as part of our culture. Our new building, with all of its incredible history, is now a part of all of us, and will always be there as a place for teammates to come together, share ideas, celebrate each other, and act as a physical example of our commitment to our clients, community, and each other. We are here to stay and it works for us, in our own comfortably unique way.” — Tony DaRe, CEO

The organization, which prides itself on an employee-first culture, has embraced a hybrid working model. The new office was designed to offer flexibility, allowing team members to work from home or at various workspaces throughout the office. Each desk and conference room is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, enabling effective virtual and in-person meetings and events.

Each department, such as the in-house data analytics or customer service teams, also has its own dedicated space. BSI is fully integrated with clients to meet their business goals, offering executive-level strategies, market competitive benefits, cost-control strategies, and day-to-day member support.

Looking for an employee benefits firm rooted in tradition and excellence? Contact BSI today.

Relief for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome following dog attack

DAVID GUERRERO was walking to a bus stop when a dog attacked him. He was rushed to the emergency department at St. Luke’s University Hospital in Bethlehem where he underwent surgery on his left hand and was treated for wounds on his right wrist and left calf.

The dog did severe damage to David’s left hand. He and his healthcare team say he has permanent disability. “I’m a righty, thank God,” he said. David has been working with Scott Loev, DO, medical director for St. Luke’s Spine and Pain Associates, to manage his chronic pain.

David recently completed occupational therapy at Physical Therapy at St. Luke’s North in Bethlehem.

It was a huge milestone that has helped him regain movement and some function in his left hand, including the ability to make a fist.

However, pain set in, later identified by Dr. Loev as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).

“There are no specific tests to diagnose CRPS,” Dr. Loev said. “Diagnosis is made during a physical examination based on a list of common signs and symptoms such as color change, swelling, and nerve pain.”

CRPS can occur, Dr. Loev said, after a forceful trauma to an arm or leg, including a crushing injury or a fracture. David sustained both from the attack.

Dr. Loev has administered four sympathetic nerve blocks to a

David Guerrero continues to recover from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome with help from St. Luke’s physicians and therapists.

collection of nerves called the stellate ganglion to stop the pain.

David said the first shot “did nothing,” but he noticed improvement after the second shot and even more improvement after the third and fourth shots. He’s currently between zero and one on the pain scale.

David, who works for Mack Trucks, has been on disability since his attack. Despite his incredible progress and improvement in his pain, he is still disabled in his hand. “It might be a big career change,” he said.

He credits his progress to his St. Luke’s team. “From the time I went to the ER, the whole St. Luke’s team has been nothing but the best.”

Welcome home

IN THE HEART OF EASTON’S DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT, LeCompte Realty’s second office location is a testament to the firm’s unwavering dedication to exemplary service and clientcentric solutions. This thoughtfully designed space offers a welcoming and private environment, ideal for clients who seek personalized, expert guidance throughout their real estate journey.

With a deep understanding of the region’s luxury real estate market, the seasoned professionals at LeCompte Realty are committed to leveraging this new space to deliver unparalleled results and consistently exceed client expectations.

Whether clients are looking to buy, sell, or simply explore the market, LeCompte Realty is here to help them achieve their real estate goals. Reach out today to begin the journey toward finding the perfect home.

Founder Devon LeCompte

8022 August Avenue, Upper Macungie Township— Under Agreement

Patriot Village, Forks Township — $599,000

Culinary Artistry

MAKE YOUR NEXT EVENT MEMORABLE with catering by Zekraft. Their locally sourced ingredients are handpicked from Lehigh Valley’s farms and artisans to create dishes that nourish the mind, body, and soul. Whether it’s a health-conscious option or a touch of indulgence, Zeke and Elaine Zelker bring the best of our community to your table.

Book Zekraft catering for your next event or celebration.

we believe expression comes in all hues and tones. This issue is a celebration of the arts and culture that make the Lehigh Valley so unique. Our Express Yourself guide showcases artists and creatives from a variety of disciplines sharing their passions and their stories. Alongside these pages, you’ll find even more incredible small businesses and organizations that are showing their colors in a rainbow of creativity. Together, we are all working to make the Lehigh Valley a more vibrant place to visit, work, and live.

THIS SPECIAL SECTION IS SPONSORED BY:

Thank you to our issue sponsor—ArtsQuest. The nonprofit organization is committed to providing access to art, culture, and educational programs for the diverse residents of the Lehigh Valley and others who seek access to our community.

Furthering Creativity & Expression

The Banana Factory in Southside Bethlehem is an iconic destination for both beginner and lifelong artists to express themselves through a variety of mediums. Housed in a complex of six buildings (including a former banana distribution warehouse), the Banana Factory is proud to have served the artistic community for 25 years through its excellent programming and classes.

However, the current space has since reached its capacity. To expand and accommodate even more people, the existing facility is set to be demolished and replaced with a new Cultural Center. This state-of-the-art center for visual and performing arts and education will encompass five stories, 78,500 square feet, 36 new art studios, and a 5,500-square-foot glass studio, becoming a vibrant hub for artists and creatives to explore diverse programs.

Whether it’s glass blowing, ceramics, jewelry making, or digital arts, the Banana Factory is packed with year-round programming for every age. The new facility will expand on the current offerings and introduce new programs the community can enjoy, including a comedy theatre and a digital production lab and studio.

While the Banana Factory undergoes renovation and demolition, ArtsQuest will continue to offer its programming elsewhere. Classes and other activities will be available for the public at several locations, including schools in the Bethlehem Area School District, Bethlehem Area Public Library, and Moravian University.

The community can rest assured that there’s still plenty to be involved in while the space is being remodeled. Arts and expression are crucial to any thriving society, and ArtsQuest is dedicated to keeping these accessible to all during renovation and beyond.

Get involved this fall and unleash your creativity! Visit bananafactory.org to discover a class or event that interests you.

BANANA FACTORY ARTS CENTER IS OPERATED BY ARTSQUEST.

25 WEST THIRD STREET, BETHLEHEM 610.332.1300

ARTSQUEST.ORG

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Experience Lehigh Valley’s Creative Spirit

Lehigh Valley is a canvas for creativity, brimming with bold places, people, and experiences. Each city and community in our region is rich with arts and culture waiting to be explored. From dynamic murals and diverse community groups to venues for artists to share their passions, Discover Lehigh Valley ® is dedicated to highlighting the many creative features and destinations the region has to offer. Here in Lehigh Valley, inspiration is everywhere! Learn more at discoverlehighvalley.com

24 West Third Street, Bethlehem

“Calma” by Pau Quintanajornet

East Fourth Street, Bethlehem

“Steelworker” by Dripped on the Road

The region’s bustling streets and quiet alleyways are adorned with murals that tell the stories of its people, culture, and history. These large-scale works of art, crafted by local artists and community groups, celebrate Lehigh Valley’s diversity and creative spirit.

In Easton, murals brighten historic neighborhoods, offering a colorful contrast to the city’s centuriesold architecture. Allentown’s downtown is alive with striking visuals that reflect the city’s dynamic energy and cultural renaissance. Bethlehem’s murals weave art into the community's fabric, celebrating everything from its industrial past to its vibrant arts scene. Beyond the cities, our small towns and municipalities boast murals that highlight their unique heritage.

These murals do more than beautify—they transform walls into shared stories, making art accessible to all who pass by.

“Reading is a Portal” by Aaron Glassman and Celeste Byers 1232 1/2 West Gordon Street, Allentown

“The Heart of Queen City” by Matt Halm 33 North Ninth Street, Allentown

“Stained Glass SteelStacksl” by Lauren Kuhn 205 West Fourth Street, Bethlehem

Godfrey Daniels Music Listening Room is a beloved live performance venue in Bethlehem. Since opening its doors in 1976, Godfrey Daniels has evolved into an internationally acclaimed club on the folk circuit, supporting artists and captivating audiences while remaining true to its roots as an intimate, community-driven space for live music.

7 EAST FOURTH STREET, BETHLEHEM GODFREYDANIELS.ORG

Steeped in rich history, the Civic Theatre of Allentown has been inspiring, enlightening, and entertaining audiences since its move to the 19 th Street Theatre in 1957. With offerings including the Civic Theatre School, arthouse cinema, and premier theatre productions, it continues to enrich the lives of performers and theatergoers of all ages.

527 NORTH NINETEENTH STREET, ALLENTOWN CIVICTHEATRE.COM

Civic Theatre / Bill Basta

Godfrey Daniels

Celebrating nearly a century of diverse entertainment, the State Theatre Center for the Arts remains a cultural cornerstone in Easton. Its 1,500-seat performance hall, Acopian Ballroom, and Lehigh Valley Hospital Gallery offer unforgettable experiences. Theatergoers enjoy the touring Broadway shows, top headliners, comedy, concerts, and the Emmy ®-winning FREDDY ® Awards, recognizing excellence in local high school theater.

453 NORTHAMPTON STREET, EASTON STATETHEATRE.ORG

Since 1981, Touchstone Theatre in South Bethlehem has produced original performances and community-driven projects that highlight their roots in street performance and physical theatre. Celebrating 25 years of their iconic “Christmas City Follies” and 20 years of their acclaimed “Young Playwrights’ Lab,” Touchstone Theatre continues to impact the community through innovative arts education. Their Festival UnBound, a five-day celebration of creativity and accessibility from October 2-6, will feature the internationally recognized disability arts ensemble Kinetic Light.

321 EAST FOURTH STREET, BETHLEHEM TOUCHSTONE.ORG

Laurel Lawson, a white person with cropped hair, balances above Alice Sheppard with arms spread wide, wheels spinning. Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin, opens her arms wide to receive her in an embrace. A starry sky fills the background, and moonlight glints off their wheelchair rims.

Photo Jay Newman/BRITT.

State Theatre Center for the Arts / Dave Dabour

Connexions Gallery in Downtown Easton has played a pivotal role in the city’s artistic and retail renaissance. Showcasing a diverse range of contemporary arts and crafts, the gallery offers rotating exhibits, community workshops, and events like Drink and Draw sessions, poetry readings, and improvisational jazz nights, making it a cultural hub for Easton’s creative community.

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The Baum School of Art in Allentown has enriched lives through visual arts education for nearly a century, offering over 300 classes annually in various disciplines for all ages. The school’s Rodale Galleries feature monthly exhibitions and host free community events open to anyone who wishes to study art.

510 LINDEN STREET, ALLENTOWN BAUMSCHOOL.ORG

The Baum School of Art

Owner Anthony Marraccini

The Allentown Art Museum offers visitors the chance to experience nearly 2,000 years of cultural heritage. With a world-class collection of approximately 17,000 works, including pieces by European masters, American artists, and LGBTQ creators, the museum provides an inclusive, enriching experience. Thanks to generous community support, admission is free and accessible to all.

31 NORTH FIFTH STREET,

Allentown Art Museum

Crayola, the iconic brand known for sparking creativity worldwide, proudly produces nearly 90% of the world’s crayons right in the heart of Lehigh Valley. With over 116 years of innovation, Crayola offers a diverse range of art products that continue to inspire generations.

Experience the magic at Crayola Experience TM in Easton, a unique family attraction where creativity knows no bounds. Here, artists of all ages can explore art, technology, and color in new and exciting ways.

With a wide array of exhibits and activities, Crayola Experience TM invites visitors to unleash their imagination and bring creations to life. Plan a visit today and get ready to make colorful memories!

30 CENTRE SQUARE, EASTON CRAYOLAEXPERIENCE.COM/EASTON

Discover Lehigh Valley ®

C. F. Martin & Co., a legendary name in the world of acoustic instruments, has been crafting the finest guitars for over 175 years and shaping the sound of music across genres. At the Martin Guitar Visitors Center and Museum in Nazareth, visitors can explore the rich history and craftsmanship behind these iconic instruments, experience live performances through the “Jam in Place” series, and even try their hand at playing high-end and limited-edition models. From the guided factory tour to the Play Me Wall, Martin Guitar offers a unique and immersive experience for every music lover.

510 SYCAMORE STREET, NAZARETH MARTINGUITAR.COM

What’s autumn without the thrill of a corn maze? Every year, Seiple Farms in Bath transforms 20 acres into a sprawling corn maze. With a farming legacy dating back to 1889, the Seiple family meticulously designs the maze, making it a focal point of their fall celebrations. Their entrepreneurial spirit shines through as they continuously innovate, offering a variety of seasonal activities and products that draw visitors to their historic farm.

5761 NOR BATH BOULEVARD, BATH SEIPLEFARMS.COM

Seiple Farms

Crafting Musical Excellence

For 125 years, The Bach Choir of Bethlehem has connected the community through music. Their performances offer a journey through history, inviting all to experience a rich tradition and the art of musical expression.

Enjoy a peaceful midday escape with Bach at Noon , a free concert series featuring Bach Choir and Bach Festival Orchestra members. Listeners can experience this exciting musical program every second Tuesday of the month at 12:10 p M at Central Moravian Church in Bethlehem.

This November, celebrate young talent at the Bel Canto Youth Chorus winter concert, Hope for the World . The concert will feature a range of musical styles, from Bach and Mozart to traditional American and Celtic “mouth music.” Audience members can join in the tradition of The Bach Choir and participate in the performance with a carol sing. The winter concert will take place on Sunday, November 24 at 5 p M in Wesley Church in Bethlehem.

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem offers a moving and welcoming musical experience for everyone to enjoy. Visit bach.org to explore their full concert and performance schedule.

440 HECKEWELDER PLACE, BETHLEHEM

610.866.4382

BACH.ORG

Inspire the growing performer

Pennsylvania Youth Theatre (PYT) is dedicated to enriching the lives of young people through the transformative power of theatre. As a comprehensive school of performing arts with 650 students from pre-K through grade 12, PYT offers year-round programs in three core areas: acting, singing, and dancing. The curriculum at PYT challenges students to develop their talents, think creatively, and gain an appreciation for the arts. Through literature-based performances and outreach programs, PYT nurtures the next generation of performers and fosters a lifelong love for the arts in every child.

Join the PYT family and experience the magic of theatre! Don’t miss their holiday production of Annie from December 6-15.

25 WEST THIRD STREET, BETHLEHEM

610.332.1400

123PYT.ORG

PYT students from Drama, Dance, and Voice.

Your Brand’s Creative Ally Artistic Excellence. Academic Rigor.

One of the nation’s most respected high schools for the arts is located right here in the Lehigh Valley.

Charter Arts, opened in 2003, is an audition-based public charter school that provides a comprehensive curriculum for high school students who have a dedicated passion for the creative and performing arts.

Students major in one of seven artistic disciplines: Dance, Instrumental Music, Literary Arts, Production Arts, Theatre, Visual Arts, or Vocal Music.

Join them for an upcoming admissions event: Virtual Info Sessions: September 16 | October 21 at 5:30 p M In-Person Open House: Saturday, November 16 at 10 AM RSVP is required for these events. Sign up at CharterArts.org.

Elevate your brand with high-quality promotional materials from EBC Printing & Signs. From custom apparel and printed pieces to eye-catching vehicle wraps and banners, every item is a canvas for your brand’s story. Collaborate with EBC to set your business apart and bring your vision to life.

6034 HAMILTON BOULEVARD, ALLENTOWN

610.841.0786

Photo credit: Christmas City Studio

Authentic: Jennifer Mindock

FOR AS LONG AS SHE CAN REMEMBER, Jennifer Mindock has been an advocate for making a difference. Always rooting for the underdog, her life has been centered around inspiring change while simultaneously caring for the earth.

After losing her job during the pandemic, Jenni found herself reflecting on her life and what she wanted it to become. She saw an abundance in boutique shops, but realized that customers often do not know the people behind the brands they are buying from.

As the founder of Jentle Land Mark, an online marketplace selling ethical lifestyle goods, Jenni fused her passion for supporting sustainable businesses with giving women of all ethnicities and backgrounds the representation they

deserve. Jenni features makers from all over the USA and Canada that align with her mission and celebrate diversity.

“I don’t need to uplift only myself; I can do the same for others and still be successful,” Jenni said. “Women don’t get enough credit. We’re the backbone of society and I want to do my part in making sure I’m uplifting others.”

As a trailblazer from a family of strong, successful women, Jenni is dedicated to creating a space for others to be seen, heard, and valued. She is proud to have been enriched by diverse cultures and backgrounds and wants others to share that same experience.

“I find a lot of my passion in wanting my friends and family to feel safe,” Jenni said. “If I can help in creating that space, that’s what I want to do.”

Although Jentle Land Mark is currently an online marketplace, Jenni dreams of furthering her mission by eventually opening a storefront, allowing more female and minority-owned businesses to be featured and have a seat at the table.

Fostering community, advocating for change, and love for sustainability are just a few of Jenni’s multiple passions. However, she emphasizes that people don’t need to stick themselves in a box to be successful.

“At the end of the day, why do anything that dulls your sparkle?”

Learn more about Jenni and her business by visiting jentlelandmark.com.

Video Visionaries

Commercials, event recaps, and nonprofit and corporate videos may differ in nature, but they all require the same skill: creativity.

As Lehigh Valley’s premier media production company, ASR Media is known for its innovative approach to enhancing the mission of any client through technical expertise and compelling storytelling. When each team member’s unique skills are combined with collaboration, technique, and imagination, every video created is a work of art. Visit asrmediaproductions.com and see how the team brings stories to life.

The 2nd workshop offered by local metalsmith, House of Metalworks. Places are set for each participant in preparation for a custom spinner ring workshop. Each weekend offers a different workshop host and topic.

Experience the luxury of Noraa Body Love’s handcrafted soaps and body care. Perfect for all skin types, including sensitive skin, these locally made products are meticulously crafted with premium, natural ingredients to elevate your skincare routine.

JuxtaHub, an arts and innovation center featuring xR technology, offers a place for creatives to gather, learn, and collaborate. Set to open in 2025, JuxtaHub will offer 21 artist studios, gallery space, and classrooms designed to inspire and educate. Future plans include outfitting a maker space, creating a human movement studio, and building a black box theatre and commercial kitchen.

Interested in details about workshops at JuxtaHub, applying for an artist studio, taking a tour, or signing up for the newsletter? Discover more at juxtahub.com.

375 SOUTH TENTH STREET, EMMAUS JU XTAH UB.COM

@JUXTAHUB

Community Service Award recipient: Tony Iannelli, CEO, Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce

LifePath is proudly celebrating 50 years of providing programs and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism in our community.

Be part of the celebration by attending the 27 th Annual PICPA LifePath Thanksgiving Luncheon!

Keynote Speaker: Brian Dawkins, retired Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame Safety

Photo credit: Lindsey Kleinberg

Creativity colors Easton

The diverse perspectives and talents in Easton infuse the city with a creative energy that resonates throughout.

YOU FEEL IT in the colorful murals that transform everyday spaces into living canvases.

YOU DISCOVER IT in the bustling Easton Public Market, where local artists display their masterpieces alongside fresh, local produce and artisanal goods.

YOU EXPERIENCE IT in the boutique retailers and galleries, filled with unique creations exclusive to the community.

YOU TASTE IT in the cafes and restaurants, where every dish is crafted with an artistic flair.

YOU ENJOY IT in the cultural venues, like the Crayola Experience TM, State Theatre, and Lafayette’s Williams Center for the Arts, offering diverse and enriching experiences.

The Greater Easton Development Partnership proudly showcases this vibrant spirit that flows through Easton, collaborating with organizations and individuals to make Easton a dynamic and imaginative place to live, work, visit, and enjoy. Discover more at shopdowntowneaston.com.

THE SOCIAL TOUR is an impactful initiative that fosters community engagement through artwork, merchandise, interactive experiences, and creative events. It brings together artists, entrepreneurs, and locals to honor and collaborate, enhancing Easton’s energetic cultural scene.

12 SOUTH SITGREAVES STREET, EASTON 484.544.9243 | THESOCIALTOUR.US

KEITH PACKARD MUSIC STUDIO provides personalized guitar lessons tailored to students of all ages and skill levels. With a focus on fostering musical growth and creativity, the studio offers a supportive environment for developing talent and passion for music.

7B NORTH BANK STREET, EASTON 908.938.8696 KEITHPACKARDMUSIC.COM

BLACK & BLUE is a stylish dining spot known for its innovative American cuisine and gothic yet sophisticated atmosphere. With a focus on high-quality ingredients and creative culinary techniques, it offers a memorable and edgy dining experience that delights the senses.

683 WALNUT STREET, EASTON 610.438.3604 | BLACKNBLUE683.COM

EASTON SCHOOL OF ROCK offers immersive music education programs that empower students of all ages to unleash their inner rock stars. Through performance-based learning, students gain confidence, develop musical skills, and experience the thrill of live performance ready for any stage.

24 NORTH FOURTH STREET, EASTON 610.923.7625 SCHOOLOFROCK.COM/LOCATIONS/EASTON

Aligning Mind, Body & Spirit

Experience the serenity of The Healing & Wellness Corner, where the outside world fades and the senses awaken.

This vibrant sanctuary offers a holistic approach to wellness, with services to rejuvenate both body and spirit. Each room is designed to evoke a specific mood and create an atmosphere of comfort. The vibrant colors and carefully chosen elements create an immediate sense of relaxation, enveloping clients in warmth as soon as they arrive.

At The Healing & Wellness Corner, skin health is a priority. The team is dedicated to nourishing and

balancing the skin, aligning their services with each client’s unique goals. Whether through organic facials, massages, or Reiki sessions, the focus is always on providing a personalized, customized experience.

Discover a new level of well-being—schedule an appointment today at The Healing & Wellness Corner in downtown Easton.

Invented In Lehigh Valley

The Lehigh Valley has long been a hub of innovation, where groundbreaking inventions have laid the foundation for modern developments in the manufacturing, technology, music, and life sciences industries. Our region’s rich history of entrepreneurial spirit makes it clear that anything is Made Possible in Lehigh Valley. Learn more at lehighvalley.org.

‘H’ Beam: Bethlehem Steel’s invention of the ‘H’ beam in 1908, with its wider flanges, revolutionized skyscraper construction by providing stronger support. This engineering feat influenced high-profile structures like New York’s Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Tower and Detroit’s Cadillac Tower.

Innovative custom kitchen design

Since its founding in 1908, Morris Black Designs has set the standard in transforming kitchens with handcrafted products that define quality and innovation. Now, in a nod to their rich heritage, they proudly unveil the 1908 ™ line of residential cabinetry, manufactured right here in the Lehigh Valley.

“Our team strives to blend elegance with functionality and every detail reflects our passion for design,” said Robert Black, President of Morris Black Designs.

The 1908 ™ collection reimagines the kitchen for the modern age, blending sleek, contemporary design with the craftsmanship and progressive spirit that has defined Morris Black for over a century. Featuring frameless, fullaccess cabinets, this line maximizes storage and accessibility, offering a seamless blend of form and function.

The clean lines and customizable options—including metal and dovetailed walnut drawers, soft-close technology, LED undercounter lighting, interior storage options, and concealed appliances—allow for a truly personalized kitchen experience. Crafted from wrap-around laminate, these cabinets are as durable as they are stylish, resistant to cracking, and easy to maintain, ensuring every kitchen remains as beautiful as the day it was installed.

Discover the 1908 ™ line in person at Morris Black’s Lehigh Valley showroom. Let their team of expert designers create a kitchen that's both functional and a work of art—where every detail is an imaginative reflection of a personalized, unique style.

984 MARCON BOULEVARD, ALLENTOWN 610.264.2700 | MORRISBLACK.COM

From left to right: President Robert Black with Designers

Christine Shorr, Marissa Monte, and Lydia Bogle

Get your AnlloGlow on

This December, The Anllo Center for Aesthetics celebrates 10 years of dedication to medical skin care services and creating a more youthful you. Renowned for its personalized care and high-end boutique experience, The Anllo Center stands out by offering each client the confidence they deserve while giving a personal touch.

At the heart of the Anllo Center is a team of highly skilled professionals, board-certified physicians, and certified nurses. They specialize in a range of services, including radio frequency microneedling, platelet-rich plasma/fibrin therapy, laser hair removal, hair restoration, BOTOX ®, fillers, and bio-identical hormone therapy and wellness. Every treatment is customized to meet individual skincare and wellness needs, using the latest techniques and products to ensure that clients leave feeling their absolute best. The Anllo Center combines expertise with a warm, welcoming atmosphere for both new and longtime clients. The team’s commitment to excellence goes beyond skincare. They actively engage with the community by participating in local service initiatives and food pantry collections, demonstrating a dedication to giving back.

Whether it’s rejuvenating the skin or enhancing natural beauty, The Anllo Center for Aesthetics offers a special experience designed to boost confidence and deliver desired results. Contact them today to discover your AnlloGlow.

Giving Back: Mosaic Youth Chorus

IN A WORLD that is increasingly challenging for youth, Mosaic Youth Chorus (MYC) in the Lehigh Valley aims to provide young people with the skills to navigate these complexities. The choir’s mission is “to empower diverse youth of the Lehigh Valley to create community, build empathy, and effect positive social change through artistic and expressive choral singing.”

The choir performs music from diverse genres, styles, cultures, and historical periods, diving deeply into the context and examining complex social issues through the music.

This study fosters a strong sense of community as members gain understanding and learn empathy. Concerts are thematically designed to communicate a strong message to audiences.

Dr. Joy Hirokawa, MYC’s Artistic and Executive Director, recognized the need for a safe space for youth to express themselves. “Youth need to have an opportunity to speak out about the things that matter to them and learn about the world,” Joy remarked. “Music, especially choral singing, is a very powerful way to do that.”

Recently, MYC explored the stories of the immigrants who came to Eastern Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley to work in coal mines and steel mills. They toured Ellis Island, the Pocono coal region, and Catasauqua, singing music connected to the immigrant story and exploring their own identities.

As a nonprofit and tuition-based organization, MYC offers financial assistance to ensure every young person has the opportunity to sing.

For more information about Mosaic Youth Chorus and their upcoming performances, visit mosaicyouthchorus. org.

YOUR FUTURE IN HEALTH CARE STARTS HERE

Medical students, fellows, residents, future nurses and other health care professionals are choosing to train at St. Luke’s – a nationally recognized Top Hospital – because of our mentorships, small class sizes, diverse offerings, state-of-the art curriculum and technology, and wellness programs. Whether you come to St. Luke’s for one of our on-the-job training programs, join a class at our oldest nursing school in the U.S., or explore one of our medical education programs, we have a health care track that’s right for you. Get started today and let St. Luke’s help you achieve your dream of caring for our community through a rewarding career in health care.

Where History Meets Hospitality

WIND CREEK BETHLEHEM offers an unforgettable getaway for every type of guest. It is a one-stop destination where both weekend and day visitors can find something to enjoy. Wind Creek Bethlehem not only brings gaming and excitement each day, but it also exudes a rich history preserved within the property for all to take part in.

Retrofitted onto the historic Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Wind Creek Bethlehem’s property pays homage to its long-standing history through its architecture and design. From the exposed steel beams on the casino floor to the property’s massive exterior Ore Bridge structure, the preservation of the former architectural artistry is prevalent throughout the property.

The legacy of the former Bethlehem Steel plant remains alive at Wind Creek Bethlehem. The property signifies a rebirth of our city’s storied past while simultaneously embracing the future.”

Patrick Ryan Executive Vice President and General Manager at Wind Creek Bethlehem

With an eye to the future, Wind Creek Bethlehem expanded its property with the addition of a new hotel tower. The highly anticipated $160 million expansion introduced a range of new offerings to the property. The addition increased the total number of AAA Four-Diamond rooms from 282 to over 550. Additionally, the resort now boasts an impressive 60,000 square feet of combined meeting and convention space, Spa at Wind Creek, and upscale lobby bar MIXX at Wind Creek. The expansion prioritized artistry with grand 20-foot ceilings in the lobby, custom art installations in the hallways, and shades of gold and rich jewel tones throughout. In the new hotel rooms, portions of the wallpaper are actual copies of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation’s blueprints—again, another ode to the property’s rich history.

“We are inspired by the hardworking spirit of those who once powered the Bethlehem Steel Corporation,” said Patrick. “As we look to the future, we are excited to continue this property’s legacy by providing a premier destination for our community, travelers, and everyone in between.”

Fall in love

A JEWELED CHAMPAGNE-COLORED

FABRIC is draped and pinned taut to the shoulders, waist, and bust of a mannequin at Lara Bly Designs fashion studio in downtown Bethlehem. Hours of sewing and meticulous labor will go into this piece before it is transformed into a show-stopping gown, but once it is finished it will make its debut on the runway at Lara’s annual Fall Fashion Show. All original patterns and designs are cut, assembled, and sewn on-site by Lara and her small team of professional seamstresses. Originally inspired to become a designer by her visits to Lehigh Valley’s once-beloved Hess’s Department Store, Lara traveled to London to receive formal education and training as a fashion designer.

Now as a small business owner, Lara Bly’s boutique creates ready-to-wear original designs for all body types and curates a selection of chic brands with the goal of making all women feel pretty, comfortable, and fashionable. Outfits and accessories for every occasion may be found, from understated cottons and elegant satins to glittering sequins, crystals, and flamboyant ostrich feathers.

Lara’s customers and VIPs, known fondly around Lehigh Valley as “Bly Girls,” can always expect a warm welcome and a glass of white wine when they drop into one of Lara’s shop parties. It’s a safe place to sip, shop, and socialize all at once and find unique fashions and friendships that will never go out of style.

Visit larably.com to reserve your seat at Lara’s 2024 Fall Fashion Show on November 2, 2024.

Prism, Purple Panda, Experiments In Blueberry Culture, Lychee Lightclub

Sophisticated mixology in a farm-to-table fashion

MASTER MIXOLOGIST STEPHEN

PEKARIK is behind the bar at Mister Lee’s Noodles in South Bethlehem. He has to move quickly and manage restaurant staff while ensuring precise pours for all the specialty cocktails served. Under Stephen’s leadership as beverage manager, the farmto-table-style noodle bar has won the award for “best cocktail” two years in a row at the district’s annual summer cocktail event. The team hopes to capture a third win in the summer of 2025.

A glance at the mixed drink list instantly reveals the thoughtful construction behind

each recipe. Ever-changing, seasonally available ingredients are prominently incorporated and then married to a curated selection of liquors, juices, and fresh creations such as sorbets. Refreshing and well-balanced are the words to best describe the flavors enhanced by the smells of searing beef and vegetables from the restaurant’s open kitchen.

Those looking for a simple yet refined atmosphere have much to enjoy from this restaurant’s efforts and should consider a reservation at Mister Lee’s for an evening date night or a Sunday brunch outing.

RESTAURANT HOURS

Sunday Brunch 11:00 AM – 4 PM Drinks from

Wednesday & Thursday 11:30 AM – 9 PM Friday 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Saturday 12:00 PM – 9:30 PM

Financial Success Your Partners in

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Founders Rod Young and Jackie Cornelius bring over 20 years of experienced partnership and a deep commitment to family and generational values. At KeyVantage Wealth, they prioritize integrity, trusted relationships, and independent, high-quality service. Their clients are at the heart of everything they do, and they are dedicated to providing personalized attention and expert guidance for every financial journey.

Contact KeyVantage Wealth today to take control of your financial future.

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Photo courtesy of Paws and Portraits by Zoe

Founders Jackie Cornelius and Rod Young

“Amazing Grace” turns 97 after 80 years with St. Luke’s Sacred Heart

GRACE CARR (née Malloy) set out from the small town of Freeland in coal country at the age of 17 to become a nurse at Sacred Heart Hospital in Allentown in 1944. World War II was still raging. She has been with Sacred Heart ever since.

For the past eight decades, “Amazing Grace” has either trained, worked, or volunteered at the hospital, now St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus. It has been a journey filled with many years and memories, both personal and professional.

Grace, who turned 97 on July 4, still volunteers each Wednesday at the hospital. She keeps coming back because, “It’s my alma mater, and I love this place!

“As long as I can remember, I wanted to be a nurse,” the 1947 graduate of the Sacred Heart School of Nursing said proudly. She got married, started a family, and never thought of leaving the hospital at Fourth and Chew Streets in downtown Allentown.

All five of her children, and nearly all of her grandchildren, were born at “The Heart,” as it’s affectionally called.

Grace retired at age 62 to take care of her ailing husband and began volunteering in 1993 after he passed away. She has logged more than 6,000 hours as a volunteer—always on Wednesdays. Her tasks include taking specimens to the lab, escorting patients to tests and procedures, and delivering water and flowers to patients.

“Grace is fantastic,” says Volunteer Engagement Specialist Beth Fogel, who has known Grace for 20 years.

“We call her Amazing Grace. She loves to talk about the history of the hospital. She’s such a joy to talk to and has a great sense of humor.”

One of her most memorable patients was the newborn son of a fellow nurse in the nursery. “He’s now my son-inlaw,” Grace says with pleasure. “Who knew that would happen?”

She aspires to continue serving the hospital as its oldest volunteer ever, playing an integral role in its 100plus-year history of caring for the community’s sick and injured.

“Keeping busy keeps me going,” she said. “I’ll keep coming back here as long as I’m able.”

Grace Carr, 97, has been with St. Luke’s Sacred Heart since starting nursing school there in 1944.

Elegance and charm in every detail

EXPERIENCE TIMELESS

ELEGANCE and modern luxury at The Wilbur Mansion, Lehigh Valley’s premier destination for exquisite dining, unforgettable events, and charming accommodations. Discover a revived historical setting infused with warmth and welcoming energy, where celebrations become cherished memories. Let The Wilbur Mansion be the backdrop for moments that matter.

Visit wilburmansion.com to plan your next dining experience, event, or overnight stay.

Emily Roebuck Photography

Addison George Photography

What can your genes tell you about your health?

Participating in St. Luke’s University Health Network’s community health research program, DNA Answers, is quick, easy, and at no cost to you. You’ll learn about your genetic risk for certain cancers and heart disease, for which actions may be taken to help prevent, delay, or reduce symptoms. You may share your results with any healthcare provider at any facility for consultation or care. These insights can help you and your healthcare provider make more informed and proactive care decisions for you and your family. Health insurance is not required to participate.

If you participate, you also have the opportunity to learn about your ancestry and other traits like, caﬀ eine sensitivity, sleep patterns and more.

Your voluntary participation supports research that could lead to new discoveries for improving healthcare for your community and generations to come.

Wagging tails, happy hearts

AT SAUCON VALLEY CUTE AND CUDDLY (SVCC) TOY SCHNAUZERS, LLC, every puppy is a testament to responsible breeding. With rigorous DNA testing and a focus on temperament, SVCC ensures every new furry family member is adorable, healthy, and happy for years to come. Choose from a variety of colors and grooming styles. Each schnauzer is a unique source of joy, ready to bring home endless love and wagging tails.

For expert tips on puppy training and creating a joyful, well-balanced life together, visit their YouTube Channel at SVCC Toy Schnauzers

Experiencing

community

FUTURE GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE RESIDENTS STEVE & CHERYL

AUCOTT were drawn to the authentic sense of community and the beautiful gardens they experienced at Garden Spot Village. “The gardens encourage you to linger and explore. The artistry of the gardens’ design adds to the community’s richness and diversity. It helps to keep your mind fresh, creative, and engaged,” Cheryl says.

To learn more about Steve & Cheryl’s experience at Garden Spot Village, request your free copy of Destination magazine by calling 717.355.6000.

HOPS 4 HOPE AND POURS FOR A PURPOSE

September 21

STRENGTH 'N LOVE CELEBRITY CASINO NIGHT

September 26

CELTIC CLASSIC HIGHLAND GAMES & FESTIVAL

September 27-29

FESTIVAL UNBOUND

October 2-6

OKTOBERFEST

October 4-6, 11-13

EASTON GARLIC FEST

October 5-6

YWCA ALLENTOWN’S OUTFIT TO EMPOWER LUNCHEON

October 18

2024 LGBTQ ANNUAL AWARDS GALA October 18

BARKTOBERFEST

October 18-19

NAZARETH FALL FESTIVAL October 19

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BETHLEHEM’S HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE TRAIL October 26

LEHIGH VALLEY ATHENA AWARDS October 29

LARA BLY FALL/WINTER 2024 FASHION SHOW November 2

PA BACON FEST November 2-3

2024 CHAMBER ANNUAL MEETING November 7

THE LINNY AWARDS November 7

AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS LEADERS COUNCIL GALA November 23

BEL CANTO YOUTH CHORUS WINTER CONCERT November 24

PICPA LIFEPATH THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON November 27

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