Fig® Bethlehem Fall 2014

BETHLEHEM

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fig速 fall 2014 | issue no. 4 | the fresh, fashionable, & flavorful of bethlehem, pennsylvania

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Formerly the Resident Artist at the Banana Factory from 2012 – 2013, Arturo Cabrera is a local artist whose work engages and speaks to viewers.

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THE

CREATIVE CITY

you do not have to look far to find the arts in Bethlehem. While

the Steel Stacks stand tall as a beautiful sculptural backdrop towering over the city, it’s what is happening around them that has grabbed our attention.

From paintings to performing arts, music to marionettes, Bethlehem has established itself as a thriving arts community.

Bethlehem has a multitude of organizations that are dedicated to keeping the arts alive and available to all. ArtsQuest at SteelStacks brings us year-round concerts to be enjoyed on the lawn under the stars, paired alongside a cafe dinner, or during the ten-day celebration we call Musikfest. Godfrey Daniels and Touchstone Theatre produce unique musical performances and original plays respectively. The Zoellner Arts Center offers acts for all ages, including student performances on Lehigh University’s campus. The list goes on and so does the show!

If you are a music buff, an art aficionado, enjoy dance or theater, Bethlehem is the place to be. The community cultivates the arts and creative culture daily and celebrates all year long. In this issue, we’ve collected the best of the arts in Bethlehem. Read on and make plans to get to know creative Bethlehem.

janine carroll, editor

Meet the entire creative and talented team who make Fig® possible at figbethlehem.com.

in this issue Fig® Authentic: Brian Tallarico : 04 Fresh Face: Bethlehem House Art Gallery : 13 Art Around Bethlehem : 16 Performing Art in Bethlehem : 20 Giving Back: John Saraceno : 22 Fig® Social Media : 24 Fig® Events : 35 Fig® Daytrip : 36

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authentic:

Brian Tallarico

Mmm. Chocolate. Catch Brian Tallarico in his store on East 3rd Street, and you’ll be hard pressed to leave without a selection of yummy treats. But how did this chocolatier/jeweler/ metalsmith/artist/musician and all around creative entrepreneur end up knee deep in sweetness? Skip back many moons. Brian grew up with adventure and imagination ever present, around the river and forest encircling a steel town in Western Pennsylvania. As a kid, he helped a family friend in the chocolate business, and later went on to earn a fine arts degree from Penn State. He pursued metalsmithing and jewelry for several years, including having sculptures at The British Museum, and in the permanent

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collection at the Smithsonian. Marriage and family brought Brian back to work temporarily for the chocolatier, which turned into 12 years, relocating to Bethlehem and eventually opening his own chocolates business, which is about to celebrate its ten-year anniversary.

But there’s more to Brian than meets the eye or the palate. When he was 14, his parents brought the family to live in Italy for a year, where Brian first learned how to play guitar on a hillside in Tuscany. He recalls how instrumental (no pun intended) that time was in cheering on the creative spark. Skipping ahead many years, Brian taught himself how to make Cigar box guitars,

from wooden cigar boxes, guitar necks, and various assorted found objects, from license plates to paint can tops, which he now sells at the store and at the Philadelphia Folk Festival.

“One of the things I’ve always believed in is that artists need instant gratification,” says Brian, “and I can get that whether I’m building guitars or making chocolates.”

Guitars, chocolate, and creativity. Enticing, in the sweetest and most melodious way.

Stop by and say hi to Brian at Tallarico’s Chocolates, located at 26 East Third Street.

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WHAT’S ON YOUR PALETTE? exercise your creative freedom

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DESIGNING SPACES that SPARKLE & SHINE DAVID HAUSMAN TURNS DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH INTO SPACES OF BRILLIANCE & STYLE 6 450 main street 610.217.7208 davidhausmandesigns.com

Main Street is welcoming another jewel. JewelWerks is now open for business, and with the tagline “ADORN. CREATE. ILLUMINATE.” this fresh gem of a jewelry store is like no other. Director of Sales and Marketing Kate Mancini explains, “We’re passionate about helping people find their style,” she says. “The word ‘ADORN’ helps to bring that out in them by embellishing their look with beautiful jewelry.”

“CREATE” represents more than the jewelry itself. With a gorgeous interior space designed by David Hausman Designs, JewelWerks is a WOW, from the carpets to the chandeliers, enhancing the jewelry in the best light. “David’s design is beautiful,” says Kate. “JewelWerks is modern, new, and exciting, and David’s input was invaluable as always.” There’s an onsite custom design studio, featuring jewelry designer Kris Franzese, who creates personal statement pieces for customers. There’s also a bridal salon, providing the most gorgeous diamonds that marry the perfect stone with the perfect setting, tailored to each couple’s desire, whether it’s color, clarity, or carats.

Kate notes, “Their love is one of a kind so their ring should be one of a kind as well.”

And then there’s “ILLUMINATE”, referring to the jewelry allowing the wearer’s individuality to shine through. The array of designers at JewelWerks offers many choices, inspiring shoppers to find special pieces that make a statement illuminating just who they are.

JewelWerks curates a versatile collection of chic and covetable jewelry that demonstrates an appreciation for fine craftsmanship, modern spirit, and individual style. With an eye for details, they seek out pieces with that something extra—whether it is manifested in color, texture, silhouette, or symbolism—that takes each piece beyond the ordinary.

“ We help people express themselves through their jewelry.

We help people tell their story.”

Owner Gary Werkheiser has watched all the great changes in Bethlehem and is excited to bring the love of jewelry to the heart of Main Street and the hearts of customers who are looking for truly unique adornments. Kate ties the store’s philosophy up with a bow, saying, “We help people express themselves through their jewelry.

We help people tell their story.”

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WHERE ART FEELS AT HOME

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Jewelry as small scale sculptures.

“EARing”, “Eye on you”, “Eye Deer”

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JOIN US FOR DEMONSTRATIONS EVERY FIRST FRIDAY, 6 – 9 pm CLASSES IN TRADITIONAL ARTS GLASSBLOWING POTTERY FINE ART GALLERY ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

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olympus invision photo festival | november 7 – 9

An exciting weekend of

EXHIBITIONS, PRESENTATIONS, & PARTIES

bethlehem, pa featuring:

Larry Price

artist in residence

Kathy Ryan David Maialetti Andrea Modica Slideluck Lehigh Valley Party and more

“Once the capital of American steel, this burgeoning art community shows its grit with a photography festival to compete with the big cities.”

Amy Bedik American Photo Above: David Maialetti Right: Kathy Ryan

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HOUSE

BETHLEHEM

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CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY

now open!

“We believe that art belongs in the home,” says Director and Curator Ward Van Haute. This fall, explore the Bethlehem House Contemporary Art Gallery to find an original work of art to inspire your living space.

Meet new local businesses that add to the texture of our thriving downtown. Look for our Fig® Fresh Faces in every issue.

fresh face: bethlehem house contemporary art gallery There’s a beautiful new gallery on Main Street.

Filled with color, design, and art from all over the Lehigh Valley, the Bethlehem House Contemporary Art Gallery is the state of art in Downtown Bethlehem.

Director and Curator Ward Van Haute’s theater and film background brings a unique perspective to the gallery atmosphere. His experience working on set decoration and in art departments for 15 years throughout New York and Philadelphia offers a creative approach to exhibiting art in a gallery setting.

“We believe that art belongs in the home,” says Ward.

“So our goal is to demonstrate the practical use of contemporary art in modern interior design. Each room represents a different setting, from a living room and bedroom, to a dining room, den, and even a home recording studio.” The interior design of the gallery is meant to enhance the art, with each room rich in color and depth. Specializing in both emerging and established artists, there is a large assortment of

original art for a variety of budgets, embracing the gallery’s philosophy that anyone can be a fine art collector.

Extensive renovating was done in the 2500-squarefoot space, especially with the lighting, thanks to renowned lighting designer Jerold R. Forsyth. The space transforms to create various moods and emotions, augmenting the art viewing experience.

Lights can be shifted every square inch to showcase that each work of art is different and deserves its own specialized lighting.

Shows will change four times a year, accompanied by art openings. Matching beautiful art with beautiful homes is what the gallery proprietors do, and they welcome passersby, interested art appreciators, and interior designers to come in, peruse the space, take in the art, and maybe even bring some home.

459 main street 610.419.6262 bethlehemhousegallery.com

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Tim Gangi

the art of tim gangi

HANDMADE JEWELRY & WATCHES

Tim Gangi is a fine art photographer from Allentown, PA. His current series explores double exposures of everyday items in vibrant color against stark white backgrounds.

ENGAGEMENT RINGS & WEDDING BANDS WALL ART & HOME DECOR GIFTS FOR EVERYONE

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the arts are alive and well in bethlehem. With eclectic names

and creative missions, places like The Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh University, Touchstone Theatre, Godfrey Daniels, ArtsQuest, The Southside Film Festival, The Banana Factory, The IceHouse, and Mock Turtle Marionette Theatre (to name more than a few) are prime examples.

Visual art, music, theater, dance, and film happen daily, not to mention the many arts festivals, music and film festivals, First Fridays, and, of course, the historic sites and artisans right at the downtown doorstep or nearby.

There are resident artists at The Banana Factory with classes from jewelry to glass blowing, and photography to ceramics, theatrical performances at Touchstone Theatre and the IceHouse, and marionettes creating puppetry magic at Mock Turtle.

Check out music legend Smokey Robinson or international favorites The Gipsy Kings heading to the Zoellner, or how about a trip down memory lane with Dave Davies of The Kinks at ArtsQuest, or Gladys Knight at the Sands Event Center. As if that weren’t enough, there’s a pearl of a music venue right in the heart of the South Side that is ready and waiting for new visitors to discover. Legendary folk club Godfrey Daniels is on the verge of celebrating their 40-year anniversary, and this iconic venue has had hundreds of music notables grace its stage over the years, including Shawn Colvin, Jesse Winchester, Bela Fleck, Shemekia Copeland, John Gorka, and bass player Bakithi Kumalo from Paul Simon’s Graceland album.

There are more free events all over the city than any one person could possibly attend, from outdoor concerts, to art openings, to festivals, to programs for youth at several of the aforementioned venues. So take it all in, plan ahead or be spontaneous, and enjoy the arts in the beautiful City of Bethlehem.

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ARTS ABOUND

ALL AROUND IN BETHLEHEM

DESIGN FOR RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS INTERIORS FURNITURE FABRICS RUGS LIGHTING Connie Postupack, Allied ASID

SEE THINGS DIFFERENTLY

by seeing different things

Jessica Zoob creates exquisite dreams in layers of paint. She is a contemporary British artist who builds up and scrapes away oils, acrylics, and other materials to fashion her gorgeous impressionistic images. Now Romo’s Black Edition has introduced Zoob’s “Desire,” a collection of velvets, linens, wallpapers, panels, and cushions bearing Zoob’s designs. Featured here is a sample of Zoob’s “Pleasure Gardens” in velvet, available at Brownstone Design.

“Pleasure Gardens" from the Black Edition

by Jessica Zoob

Ottoman by Century and Highland Court Sconce by Nierman Weeks Black Edition

by Jessica Zoob All available through Brownstone Design.

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YOUR ORIGINAL LIVE MUSIC LISTENING ROOM

Dedicated to promoting the art of the independent filmmaker and the community culture of South Bethlehem, the SouthSide Film Institute has screened over 1,000 independent films from 42 states and 87 countries. While hosting dozens of filmmakers from around the world, the SouthSide Film Festival has established itself as an international festival with a small-town feel. Please check our website for special screenings throughout the year.

Bakithi Kumalo - bassist South Africa, Bethlehem, PA Paul Simon’s Graceland & Rhythm of the Saints

TRADITIONAL AND NEW FOLK, CELTIC, BLUES, ROOTS, JAZZ, STORYTELLING, COMEDY, AWARD-WINNING OPEN MIKE AND COMMUNITY JAMS

CELEBRATING INDEPENDENT FILM FROM AROUND THE WORLD

7 east 4th street 610.867.2390 godfreydaniels.org

26 east third street 610.882.4300 ssff.org

the lehigh valley’s professional ensemble theatre—transforming

community through original productions and powerful arts-in-education residencies since 1981.

321 east fourth street 610.867.1689 touchstone.org

LIVE MUSIC WITH FULL ORCHESTRA! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1 & 4 pm & SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2 pm BAKER HALL, ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER FOR TICKETS, CALL 610.758.2787 OR VISIT ZOELLNERARTSCENTER.ORG

FIRST-CLASS PERFORMANCES FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS

556 main street 610.865.0353 for more information and a calendar of performances, visit bglv.org

BRINGING THE FANTASTIC TO LIFE Based on the puppets and scripts of Doug Roysdon, Mock Turtle Marionette Theater engages in projects ranging from literacy to shadow puppetry.

the charles brown icehouse 610.653.34 lean more at mockturtle.org

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giving back:

John Saraceno

There’s hardly enough room on this page to describe all that John Saraceno has done for the South Side of Bethlehem. From opening his graphic design business there in the 1980s, he saw a vision of what the South Side could be.

A month later, John helped spearhead the South Side Merchants Association and he hasn’t looked back since. He’s a fundraising, community organizing, trailblazing non-stop go-getter of a man. As a founder, pioneer, steward, advocate, organizer, volunteer, director, connector and board member for countless organizations in Bethlehem—from the Southside Film Festival to the Rose Garden Children’s Festival to First

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Friday to Touchstone Theatre where he served on the board for over 20 years, and through his ad agency, Saraceno Design—he has worked with over 150 non-profits.

For John, it’s about seeing the big picture. He always knew that if the South Side got turned around, it would help turn around the whole city, especially after the close of Bethlehem Steel. John has been the voice of the South Side for decades.

He supports the neighborhood and they support him. As Godfrey Daniels managing director Ramona LaBarre says, “John is a champion for the South Side and a touchstone in our neighborhood.

He is a great communicator and connector who gets folks together for progress.”

This former turbine mechanic, welder, and rigger turned business owner says, “I like the neighborhood. We stood our ground when it mattered, and it always mattered. I feel like I need to make a difference. It’s my part of the social contract.”

John is not done and knows that there is more to do ahead. If you want to help the vision— get involved, shop the South Side, and by all means, when you see John, wave hello.

A MENU THAT CHANGES

WITH THE SEASONS

history meets hospitality The Historic Hotel Bethlehem invites you to dine at 1741 on the Terrace for a dining experience that engages every sense. From the beautiful Moravian tile floor to the soaring Palladian windows, its historical character artfully intersects with an innovative menu that features seasonal dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.

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Arts and culture abound in Bethlehem. Concert venues, theaters, art galleries—and local public media. PBS39 is built on inspiring people to open doors to new realms of possibilities.

And our distinctive, engaging programs like Masterpiece, Antiques Roadshow, and FOCUS are accessible to anyone, anytime, on any device.

New episodes of FOCUS begin September 19. Watch Fridays at 7 pm or anytime on the PBS39 YouTube channel. Season two marks the beginning of “First Fridays” on FOCUS, a special segment featuring the local arts and culture scene. Check it out starting October 3.

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“The hands of the engineers created the buildings, bridges, and ships. The creativity had to come from someone’s mind and hand. It all starts with the artist.” sam bocchicchio, Sands Design Consultant

THE ART OF STEEL ON THE WALLS OF SANDS When you walk around the campus of Sands Bethlehem, the thought of seeing art might not be front of mind. But when you look deeper, it’s there, and it’s spectacular. A record of history that could easily be shown in a museum, the halls of the resort are like walking back in time, right through the pens and pencils of the engineers who built Bethlehem Steel.

Design Consultant Sam Bocchicchio has been at Sands Bethlehem from the beginning, helping to design the buildings and bring in the past with three distinct art techniques that represent it best. The first is renowned artist Dean Cornwell, whose iconic work was known throughout industry, from Bethlehem Steel and General Motors to The Pennsylvania Railroad and Rockefeller Center. The main piece is the artist’s representation of the whole steel plant. Formerly in the corporate offices of Bethlehem Steel, it now resides in the lobby of the Sands hotel. It’s over 30 feet in length, was constructed in eight panels, in oil paint on Bakelite, and is a sight to behold.

Alyssha Csuk, 201X

There was a joint cooperative effort to uncover art from Bethlehem Steel after it closed and to bridge the gap between “The Steel” and Sands. However, reclaiming the work was no easy feat. There were murals on canvas glued directly to the

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wall, which had to be removed very delicately, and painstakingly preserved and remounted.

Next came the old mylar engineering drawings of the furnaces and equipment. Sam realized how strikingly beautiful and aweinspiring they were in their illustration and sheer complexity; hand-drawn documentations of the steel plant that built much of this country, from the Golden Gate Bridge to New York skyscrapers to over 1,000 ships during World War II. He started the process of choosing which drawings would be exhibited; no easy feat either, with over 300,000 drawings on microfiche.

The original drawings were uncovered not in standard flat files, but rolled up in tubes. They were carefully taken out, sandwiched between glass and framed for display.

Sam shares a great story that speaks to the accuracy of the engineer’s drawings, done by hand long before the assistance of computers. “The Golden Gate Bridge was built here, shipped through the Panama Canal, and not one field change was needed with the rivet alignment,” he says. “The drawings were the genesis of the building. The hands of the engineers created the buildings, bridges, and ships. The creativity had to come from someone’s mind and hand. It all starts with the artist. They had to see it three dimensionally. These people were amazing.

There’s an art to that, and they did it perfectly.”

Dean Cornwell, Installation (1951)

Bringing a completely different perspective to all things steel is Bethlehem photographer Alyssha Csuk, who was brought in to document all the building and demo work for Sands. This turned into a more artistic interpretation and her desire to share the “hidden ephemeral beauty of the industrial ruins.� Her work is filled with color and texture, and is a breathtakingly surreal vision to the past.

Senior Project Manager Pete Schneck has worked closely with the art as well and feels very connected to the bridge between the past and the present. Steel goes way back in the family. His father was a general foreman on the blast furnaces for 20 years, and his grandfather was an engineer and a wire rope salesman, even selling the wire for the Golden Gate Bridge project. Pete’s dad was thrilled that the property was being saved and even more excited that Sands Bethlehem was interested in preserving the history. We are too.

Alyssha Csuk

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TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME VISIT, EXPLORE, & EXPERIENCE HISTORIC BETHLEHEM MUSEUMS & SITES WITH A PASS INTO HISTORY one ticket lets you pick and choose what you want to discover with your pass into history, you can:

Visit Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts, Moravian Museum, Nain-Schober House, Apothecary, Burnside Plantation, 1750 Smithy (blacksmith shop), and 1810 Goundie House.

hours: friday, saturday & sunday 11 am – 4 pm for more information on pass into history and custom tours, call 1-800-360-tour or visit www.historicbethlehem.org.

current exhibits at the kemerer museum of decorative arts colors: now through october 26

Top left: Dress Middle left: Plate, Plate, Mug, Mug, Purse, & Coverlet

portraits: now through november 30 Bottom left: Portrait of Samuel Moon

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IGNITE A LOVE OF LEARNING THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME Moravian Academy is a church-related Pre-K through Grade 12 school whose Moravian tradition affirms that young people realize their potential in an atmosphere of love and understanding. We seek to promote the child’s full development in mind, body, and spirit. Since 1742 the school has encouraged sound innovations to meet contemporary challenges while recognizing the permanence of basic human values.

Discover state-of-the-art academic, art, and athletic programs at Moravian Academy’s lower, middle, and upper school by visiting moravianacademy.org or scheduling a tour!

visit today!

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TREASURES OF THE EMERALD ISLE

BRINGING YOU ALL THE BEST FROM IRELAND AND THE BRITISH ISLES AUTHENTIC GOODS

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HISTORiC hAUNTs

MEET THE RESIDENTS OF BETHLEHEM PAST

273 YEARS OF HISTORY. 25 MYSTERIOUS SPIRITS. 12 HAUNTING LOCATIONS. 6 YEARS OF SHARING STORIES.

With only a candle to light your way through the darkened streets and an experienced guide to lead you through history, you will experience the past and the paranormal of the gorgeous and (evidently) ghost-filled Historic District of Bethlehem.

October 1 – November 1 Every Friday & Saturday (and some Wednesdays & Thursdays) October 31 & November 1 Special midnight tours Private tours available.

Reservations recommended.

Call Moravian Book Shop at 610.866.5481.

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1 ORIGINAL HISTORIC HAUNTS OF DOWNTOWN BETHLEHEM GHOST TOUR.

BETHLEHEM

EVENTS Even more Fig® events are updated daily on our events calendar at figbethlehem.com

first thursdays on main

the bethlehem halloween parade

September 4, October 2, November 6; 6 – 9 pm Enjoy a night out on the revitalized Main Street for Bethlehem’s monthly arts festival. firstthursdaysonmain.com

October 26; 2 pm (Rain date: November 2; 2 pm) The parade forms at 15th Avenue and Broad Street and continues down Broad and then heads south on Main Street. Cash prizes are awarded in the following categories: Marching Groups, Scouting, Floats, Schools, Special, and Individuals.

All entries must be decorated in a Halloween theme. Anyone interested in participating may register by contacting the Recreation Office at 610.865.7081.

celtic classic September 26 – 28 The Largest Highland Games and Festival in North America! In the tradition of the celebration of Celtic heritage, the Celtic Classic has endured both man and nature for over 25 years. celticfest.org

runner’s world half October 17 – 19 Runner’s World kicks off the 2014 Runner’s World Half Marathon and Running Festival in Bethlehem. The festival weekend includes a 5K, 10K, half marathon, kids races, seminars, live music, and the return of the Hat Trick! runnersworld.com/rwhalf

oktoberfest at artsquest October 4 – 6, October 11 – 13 Experience authentic German Oktoberfest with a special Pennsylvania flair. Highlighting the event is the 130-foot by 260-foot Yuengling Festhalle tent, featuring waitresses dressed in dirndl outfits, Bavarian-style food, beer, and German and polka music. artsquest.org/festivals/oktoberfest

westfest

doggie day

Saturday, October 25; 12 – 5 pm Come out to the Rose Garden on the corner of 8th & Union for a live performances by Dina Hall and The Large Flowerheads, raffles, and activities for the entire family. westbroadba.com

November 2; 12 – 3 pm Bethlehem’s Main Street is going to the dogs! The Downtown Bethlehem Association is proud to present Doggie Day in Bethlehem, for the sixth year! Don’t miss the featured “Mutt Strut” Doggie Parade. Learn more about the parage and how to register at downtownbethlehemassociation.com.

music on main Wednesday evenings, until September 10; 6 – 8 pm Enjoy live easy-listening music in front of favorite downtown restaurants and businesses.

Musicians are sponsored by The Lesson Center.

harvest fest October 11; 11 am – 8 pm Downtown Bethlehem’s Historic District 9th Annual Harvest Festival will be held on Main Street, Broad Street, and the Sun Inn Courtyard.

Enjoy fall festivities, food, shopping, and fun for the whole family! downtownbethlehemassociation.com

holiday cocktail trail November 22; 11 am – 5 pm Enjoy a passport that will lead you into local businesses completely decorated for the holidays and ready to give you a sample of a fabulous New Year’s Cocktail! downtownbethlehemassociation.com

Fig® is sponsored by the City of Bethlehem and the Downtown Bethlehem Association. downtownbethlehemassociation.com bethlehem-pa.gov

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great arts & culture can be found beyond the boundaries of bethlehem.

Hop in the car and take a day trip to one of our great Fig® locations. Catch a show, browse a gallery, explore city streets, and be inspired by the diverse artful experiences at your fingertips.

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LANCASTER

While we love and celebrate all our city has to offer, life is made better by exploring and discovering new treasures to behold.

longwood gardens

brandywine river museum of art

At Longwood Gardens, garden design, education, horticulture, and the arts Everyday. connect to inspire and Beauty. enlighten guests. From the intricate fountains to Autumn’s Colors the idyllic gardens and Chrysanthemum Festival architectural grandeur, A Longwood Christmas awe-inspiring discoveries await at every turn. Spend Orchid Extravaganza the day exploring and absorbing the beauty, Spring Blooms then head to Historic Festival of Fountains Kennett Square for a memorable dinner and boutique shopping.

Discover an expansive collection of American art at the Brandywine River Museum—renowned for its holdings of the Wyeth family of artists. The museum features galleries dedicated to the work of N.C., Andrew, and Jamie Wyeth. The nineteenthcentury mill with a dramatic steel and glass addition overlooks the banks of the Brandywine River for a scenic view.

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make it a day and visit these other creative fig® destinations in pennsylvania. let’s go!

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October 26–November 24

November 28–January 12

January 25–March 30, 2014

April 5–May 23, 2014

May 24–September 1, 2014

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the ware center at millersville university

the james a. michener art museum

As Lancaster’s premier visual and performing arts center, the Ware Center at Millersville University features performances across all genres. Located in the heart of the arts and culture district in Downtown Lancaster, it’s the perfect location to peruse a gallery and then catch a performance at the Ware Center.

The James A. Michener Art Museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and exhibiting the art and cultural heritage of the Bucks County region.

Outside the museum, you’ll find lush yards and an outdoor gallery that features sculptures in a natural setting. Inside, the museum hosts nationally touring special exhibitions and showcases important regional artists.

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DOYLESTOWN

GO SEE

KENNETT SQUARE

DAY TRIP

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2014.2015

SEE THESE LEGENDS & MORE!

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GIPSY KINGS

SUN SEP 7 | 6:30pm

ARTURO SANDOVAL SAT NOV 1 | 8pm

SMOKEY ROBINSON SAT OCT 25 | 8pm

DARLENE LOVE SAT DEC 20 | 8pm

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FREE EVENT PARKING ATTACHED TO CENTER Programs subject to change.

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PULL UP A CHAIR TRADITIONAL IRISH COMFORT FOOD HAPPY HOUR & PUB SPECIALS 29 DRAFT BEERS ON TAP CRAFT & IMPORT BEERS WATCH ALL OF YOUR GAMES IN EVERY SPORT AT MOLLY’S GRAB & GO BOTTLE SHOP

4 east fourth street 610.868.1313 mollysbethlehem.com 39

Fig® is your guide to

SHOPPING, DINING, ARTS, & EVENTS

in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania figbethlehem.com

October 3-5 & 10-12, 2014 SteelStacks™ | Bethlehem, PA

artsquest.org/oktoberfest

Food

Music

Now FREE

Thanks to Yuengling!

Games

Beer!