Events Calendar

Exhibit Opening Reception during First Friday from 7-9 pm, exhibit on display throughout month of September. Times Zones Global Goodies & Framing Gallery, 322 E. Third St., Bethlehem 610-866-8463

10 am - 12 noon
Join local butterfly enthusiast Steve Boyce for a walk through the fields of Jacobsburg in search of these beautiful insects. Learn how to indentify local species and how to help butterflies in your area. Wear hiking shoes. Hat, sunscreen and binoculars are recommended. Call 610-746-2810 or rwiltraut@state.pa.us

Broad Street, Downtown Hazleton
Family-oriented community festival featuring street fair, free entertainment, parade, fireworks, hugh craft show, muscle car show, children's activities, teen street party and much more.

Trout Creek at the Covered Bridge along the Slate Heritage Trail in Slatington
3pm - 9 pm

Peddler's Village

5750 Upper York Road

New Hope, PA  18938

The Great Delaware Canal Chase

Bristol, PA  19007

Mauch Chunk Lake Park
625 Lentz Trail
Jim Thorpe
folk/bluegrass performances, heritage workshops, food, crafters and exhibits that pay tribute to the local heritage. Event is from 10:00am to 10:00pm
Admission: $2.00; children age 12 and under: $1.00
Camping is available call 570-325-3669 or e-mail mauch2@ptd.net for rates and reservations

5pm-Dusk
Bristol Borough is hosting this third annual concert. All are invited to the riverfront at Mill Street Parking Lot to listen, dance, reminisce and enjoy the fabulous sounds of the 50s, 60s and 70s with special musical guests including Bristol's own Nostalgia, Joel Katz & The Dynamics, Eugene Pitt & The Jive Five and the New Rascals featuring Dino Danelli and Gene Cornish. 215-785-4501.

Picnic to recognize D&L Trail
Tenders who volunteer their time throughout the year. Call 610-923-3548 ext 221 or 225.

9:00 am - 12 noon
Join us for this short hike to see the fall migration along the Kittatinny Ridge. This is prime time to observe migrating ospreys, bald eagles, broad-winged hawks and monarch butterflies. Please bring lunch, beverage, binoculars. Sturdy hiking shoes, hat and sunscreen recommended. Call 610-746-2810 or rwiltraut@state.pa.us

5-6 pm-St. Michael's Cemetery Tour
4th & State Sts., Bethlehem (weather permitting)
6:30-7:30 pm-Annual meeting, NCC,5ll E. 3rd St. Room 461 - Keynote address on Walker Evans in the Lehigh Valley by noted Evans' Scholar Rodger Kingston
following meeting-Reception at Times Zones Gallery to view Evans exhibit

Celtic Classic Highland Games and Festival

Celtic Cultural Alliance
532 Main Street

Bethlehem, PA  18018

11:00 am
$60 fee includes lunch
visit Evans sites in Easton & Bethlehem with commentary by Rodger Kingston
212-366-7024 or email curt@nrinet.com

September 27 from 10 am - 6 pm
September 28 from 10 am - 5 pm
Highlighting the work of approximately 135 premier artists and artisans. Exhibitors sell the works on display in booths lining N. Main and E. Parry Sts and the PNC Bank parking lot overlooking the Delaware River in New Hope. For more information 215-862-9990 or www.NewHopeChamber.com

500-600 Block Main Street
Slatington, PA
10am to 4pm
Rain Date September 28th
Artists, crafters, antique dealers, music, entertainment, food and more! Contact Robert Stettner 610-767-7626 or email wspa@fast.net

Yardley Borough

56 South Main Street

Yardley, PA  19067

1 to 5 pm
Presented by The Mauch Chunk Historical Society. About 20 homes and properties of note located in the Old Mauch Chunk National Register Historic District will be featured. Many of these properties are typically not open to the public. Participants will get an insider’s view of life in the inspiring town of Jim Thorpe (formerly known as “Mauch Chunk”), located amid three steep hills along the scenic Lehigh River. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of the event. For more information, please call 570-325-4439 X2 or visit www.mauchchunkhistory.com