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APR26
community

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

7:00 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

APR26
community

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

APR26
community

AAUW Used Book Fair at Municipal Ice Rink

7:00 AM · Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

The 64th AAUW Annual Used Book Fair will take place Thursday, April 23 through Monday, April 27, 2026 at the Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink. 1000s of books laid out on 170 tables in the ice rink. Children’s, novels, literature, mystery, history, biography, sports, cooking, hobbies, travel art, music CDs, DVDs and more. Most selling for $1 to $5. Entry fee on Preview Day, following days are free entry. Cash or checks; no credit cards. Money raised funds college scholarships. Book donations accepted from March 31st until April 20th. Please see AAUW-Bethlehem’s Facebook site or website (Bethlehem-pa.aauw.net/book-fair) for more details. Thursday, April 23, Preview Day ($20 entry fee from 2-4 pm, $15 fee for entry 4-6 pm) Friday, April 24, 10am to 6pm Saturday, April 25, 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, Half Price Day, 12 pm to 5 pm Monday, Bag Day ($10 to fill a bag), 9 am to noon

APR26
community

Old Bethlehem Walking Tour

8:00 AM · 1810 Goundie House Welcome Center

The Old Bethlehem Walking tour shares the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this approximately 90-minute tour through the Moravian Church Settlements – Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

APR26
community

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

9:30 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

APR26
community

February Curbside Charity at Edge Restaurant

11:00 AM · EDGE Restaurant

Edge’s First Curbside Charity of 2026 supports Celtic Classic ! Our Family of 4 Curbside Meal is coming soon, stay tuned for the delicious menu! Each meal is $60, with $30 donated directly to CCA. Deadline to order is 2/21. Call (610) 814-0100 to order your meal. The pickup is February 23–25 | 4:00–6:00 pm

APR26
community

Peter Case – 3-time GRAMMY Nominee; Eclectic Americana Troubadour Blending Rock, Pop, and Country

2:00 PM · Godfrey Daniels

Peter Case returns to the stage as one of America’s most enduring and respected songwriters. With a career spanning more than five decades, Case draws from a deep catalog shaped by his solo work and his time with the Nerves and the Plimsouls. His songs blend rock, pop, and country influences while reflecting on love, loss, and the American experience. In the intimate setting of Godfrey Daniels’ Live Music Listening Room, audiences can expect a performance rooted in craft, history, and connection—an evening where the stories behind the songs matter as much as the songs themselves.

APR27
community

AAUW Used Book Fair at Municipal Ice Rink

4:00 AM · Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

The 64th AAUW Annual Used Book Fair will take place Thursday, April 23 through Monday, April 27, 2026 at the Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink. 1000s of books laid out on 170 tables in the ice rink. Children’s, novels, literature, mystery, history, biography, sports, cooking, hobbies, travel art, music CDs, DVDs and more. Most selling for $1 to $5. Entry fee on Preview Day, following days are free entry. Cash or checks; no credit cards. Money raised funds college scholarships. Book donations accepted from March 31st until April 20th. Please see AAUW-Bethlehem’s Facebook site or website (Bethlehem-pa.aauw.net/book-fair) for more details. Thursday, April 23, Preview Day ($20 entry fee from 2-4 pm, $15 fee for entry 4-6 pm) Friday, April 24, 10am to 6pm Saturday, April 25, 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, Half Price Day, 12 pm to 5 pm Monday, Bag Day ($10 to fill a bag), 9 am to noon

APR27
community

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

7:00 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

APR27
community

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

APR27
community

🌿🧘‍♂️ Qigong: Meditation and Relaxation 🌿🧘‍♀️

7:00 AM · bethlehem area public library

🌿🧘‍♂️ Qigong: Meditation and Relaxation 🌿🧘‍♀️ Find your inner peace and enhance your health with Qigong! Experience this ancient Chinese exercise that boosts circulation, flexibility, balance, and stamina. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, our Qigong classes welcome all skill levels! 🌀💪 Join us every: 🕥 Monday at 12pm – 1:15pm 🕥 Saturday at 10:15am – 11:30am 📍 11 West Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 💻 or join from the comfort of your home via Zoom! Enjoy a rejuvenating 1 hour and 15 minutes session designed to be short, easy to learn, and customizable for every individual’s needs. Start your journey to improved health and well-being today! 🌟🌈 Registration is recommended, so secure your spot now! ➡️ https://bethlehemarea.librarycalendar.com/events/upcoming?keywords=qigong) #Qigong #Meditation #Relaxation #BethlehemPA #Health #Wellness #LehighValleyPA #LehighValley #Yoga

APR27
community

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

9:30 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

APR27
community

February Curbside Charity at Edge Restaurant

11:00 AM · EDGE Restaurant

Edge’s First Curbside Charity of 2026 supports Celtic Classic ! Our Family of 4 Curbside Meal is coming soon, stay tuned for the delicious menu! Each meal is $60, with $30 donated directly to CCA. Deadline to order is 2/21. Call (610) 814-0100 to order your meal. The pickup is February 23–25 | 4:00–6:00 pm

APR27
community

🎤🎶 Open Mic Night @BAPL 🎶🎤

12:00 PM · bethlehem area public library

🎤🎶 Open Mic Night @BAPL 🎶🎤 Join us for an open mic hosted by Bill Medei! Come enjoy listening to music, comedy, and poetry acts or sign up to perform yourself! 🎸😂📜 Performers, please arrive around 5PM to sign up. Currently, there is a fifteen-minute time limit for musicians and a six-minute time limit for poets and comedians. No registration is required. 🎙️✨ 📅 Mondays, 5:00pm -7:30pm 📍 11 West Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018 Come showcase your talent or enjoy the performances! 🎵 🔗 More Info:https://bethlehemarea.librarycalendar.com/events/upcoming?keywords=mic

APR27
community

Glass Fusing: Coasters and Drink Stirrers

1:30 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Create a set of coasters and drink stirrers. $75 https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=6929674

APR27
community

Chamber Ensembles Concert

2:00 PM · Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

Join the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts (Charter Arts) Music Department for an unforgettable evening of music at its Spring Chamber Ensembles Recital! 📅 Date: Monday, April 27 🕖 Time: 7:00 PM Led by Mrs. Rachel Hart and Dr. Aaron Patterson, this recital celebrates the talents of the school’s under- and upperclassmen instrumental musicians as they perform intimate chamber works (duets, trios, quartets, and string ensembles). Featuring masterpieces by Gershwin, Schubert, Ravel, Arnold, Borodin, and more, it’s a night you won’t want to miss! Tickets are $8 General Admission and can be purchased online at CharterArts.org or at the door.

APR28
community

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

APR28
community

February Curbside Charity at Edge Restaurant

11:00 AM · EDGE Restaurant

Edge’s First Curbside Charity of 2026 supports Celtic Classic ! Our Family of 4 Curbside Meal is coming soon, stay tuned for the delicious menu! Each meal is $60, with $30 donated directly to CCA. Deadline to order is 2/21. Call (610) 814-0100 to order your meal. The pickup is February 23–25 | 4:00–6:00 pm

APR28
community

Make Your Own Guitar Strap

1:00 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Create a lined, vegetable-tanned leather guitar strap. Learn how to cut the strap out of the leather, dye the leather, and stitch it together. Discuss methods of decorating the strap and stitching the lining in place.   https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=5328936

APR28
community

Needle Felting: Frog

1:30 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Discover the art of needle felting and create an adorable frog from wool. No prior experience is needed. All materials are included. $65 https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=8592039

APR28
community

The 3 Hour Bowl

1:30 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Turn a beautiful wooden bowl on a wood lathe, finish it and take it home. This is a great introductory class with no prerequisites required. https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=3648

APR29
community

Bethlehem Garden Club April Open House meeting

1:00 AM · Advent Moravian Church

The Bethlehem Garden Club is having a free Open House meeting on Wednesday evening, April 29th at Advent Moravian Church, 3730 Jacksonville Road, Bethlehem. A presentation on “Jessie the Florist” will be given by Jessie Duke.  Doors Open at 6:00 pm, Program is at 6:30 pm, followed by refreshments. The program is free and open to the public. Please join us.

APR29
community

Tai Chi/Qigong

5:00 AM · College Hill Moravian Church

18 and 24 Step Yang style Beginners Welcome Slow, gentle movements for health, balance, and moving meditation

APR29
community

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

APR29
community

Gentle Yoga

7:00 AM · bethlehem area public library

Experience a serene, meditative yoga session designed to rejuvenate both mind and body. Connect with your inner peace. Join us for a transformative journey! This class is peer-led 🧘🌼 Gentle Yoga 🌼🧘 🤸♂️ Dress Code: Comfortable, Loose Fitting Attire 🧘♀️ Equipment: Bring Your Own Yoga Mat or Towel 📝 Mandatory Registration: Secure Your Spot! 📍 Venue: Laros Room at the Bethlehem Area Public Library 🏠 Address: 11 West Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018 🗓️ Date: Every Wednesday at 12PM ⏰ Time: 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM 👥 Registration Link: https://bethlehemarea.librarycalendar.com/events/upcoming?keywords=yoga 🌟 Experience a serene, meditative yoga session designed to rejuvenate both mind and body. Connect with your inner peace. Join us for a transformative journey! This class is peer-led

APR29
community

February Curbside Charity at Edge Restaurant

11:00 AM · EDGE Restaurant

Edge’s First Curbside Charity of 2026 supports Celtic Classic ! Our Family of 4 Curbside Meal is coming soon, stay tuned for the delicious menu! Each meal is $60, with $30 donated directly to CCA. Deadline to order is 2/21. Call (610) 814-0100 to order your meal. The pickup is February 23–25 | 4:00–6:00 pm

APR29
community

Courtyard Bingo

12:30 PM · Sun Inn Courtyard

Bingo in Sun Inn Courtyard every Wednesday in May, June & July! Food truck! Bar! Prizes! A different non profit organization will be hosting every week to raise money for their cause! $35 base for 10 games, more games optional!

APR29
community

Weekly Group Run

1:00 PM · Aardvark Sports Shop

https://www.facebook.com/Aardvarksports/events

APR29
community

Needle Felting: Frog

1:30 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Discover the art of needle felting and create an adorable frog from wool.  No prior experience is needed.  All materials are included.   https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=8592039

APR29
community

Turn a Bottle Stopper

1:30 PM · Northampton Community College Fowler Family Southside Center

Turn custom bottle stoppers on a wood lathe! Features FDA-approved food grade nitrile O-rings. Works well on wine, oil & vinegar or whisky bottles! Unique design of stopper will allow it to stand when not in use. Previous woodturning knowledge helpful, but not necessary.   https://lifelearn.northampton.edu/modules/shop/index.html?action=section&OfferingID=4755446

APR29
community

Line Dancing with Aleah

2:00 PM · Seven Sirens Brewing Company

Learn how to line dance at Seven Sirens Brewing Co. with Aleah on Wednesdays! Start with a lesson from 7-8 PM, then stay for open dance and requests from 8-10 PM. Whether you’re a seasoned stepper or just want to try something new, Aleah’s energy and easy-to-follow instruction make it the perfect night out. Grab your friends, grab a beer, and let’s boot scootin’ boogie! No partner needed. No experience necessary. Just good vibes, good music, and cold drinks. $10 cover at the door. Come break in the dance floor, grab a drink, and be part of the first round of line dancing at our Bethlehem Brewery. See you there!

APR30
community

Bethlehem Farmers Market

5:00 AM · Farrington Square

The Bethlehem Farmers Market is in its 19th season! Join us on Thursdays from 10 AM – 2 PM, April 23rd through November 12th, 2026. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, so bring your friends and family! Our incredible vendors come from around the local area, and they grow and/or make everything they sell. Each season, our 15+ vendors offer a bounty of fresh, local vegetables, fruits, and other goodies, including breads, baked goods, eggs, peanut butter, honey, prepared foods and beverages, dog treats, personal care products, snack foods, and much more.

APR30
community

Bethlehem Farmers Market

5:00 AM · Farrington Square

The Bethlehem Farmers Market is in its 19th season! Join us on Thursdays from 10 AM – 2 PM, April 23rd through November 12th, 2026. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, so bring your friends and family! Our incredible vendors come from around the local area, and they grow and/or make everything they sell. Each season, our 15+ vendors offer a bounty of fresh, local vegetables, fruits, and other goodies, including breads, baked goods, eggs, peanut butter, honey, prepared foods and beverages, dog treats, personal care products, snack foods, and much more.

APR30
community

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

7:00 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

APR30
community

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

Upcoming Events in Bethlehem

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 7:00 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.

AAUW Used Book Fair at Municipal Ice Rink

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 7:00 AM · Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

The 64th AAUW Annual Used Book Fair will take place Thursday, April 23 through Monday, April 27, 2026 at the Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink. 1000s of books laid out on 170 tables in the ice rink. Children’s, novels, literature, mystery, history, biography, sports, cooking, hobbies, travel art, music CDs, DVDs and more. Most selling for $1 to $5. Entry fee on Preview Day, following days are free entry. Cash or checks; no credit cards. Money raised funds college scholarships. Book donations accepted from March 31st until April 20th. Please see AAUW-Bethlehem’s Facebook site or website (Bethlehem-pa.aauw.net/book-fair) for more details. Thursday, April 23, Preview Day ($20 entry fee from 2-4 pm, $15 fee for entry 4-6 pm) Friday, April 24, 10am to 6pm Saturday, April 25, 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, Half Price Day, 12 pm to 5 pm Monday, Bag Day ($10 to fill a bag), 9 am to noon

Old Bethlehem Walking Tour

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 8:00 AM · 1810 Goundie House Welcome Center

1810 Goundie House Welcome Center

The Old Bethlehem Walking tour shares the 280-plus-year history of Bethlehem’s unique beginnings starting in the early 1740s. On this approximately 90-minute tour through the Moravian Church Settlements – Bethlehem World Heritage site, you’ll stop at the 1741 First House and Gemeinhaus, 1750/61 Smithy, 1762 Waterworks, 1748 Single Brethren’s House, 1744/52 Single Sisters’ House, and the 1768 Widows’ House as you discover how Bethlehem’s earliest residents not only lived but flourished.

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 9:30 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

February Curbside Charity at Edge Restaurant

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 11:00 AM · EDGE Restaurant

EDGE Restaurant

Edge’s First Curbside Charity of 2026 supports Celtic Classic ! Our Family of 4 Curbside Meal is coming soon, stay tuned for the delicious menu! Each meal is $60, with $30 donated directly to CCA. Deadline to order is 2/21. Call (610) 814-0100 to order your meal. The pickup is February 23–25 | 4:00–6:00 pm

Peter Case – 3-time GRAMMY Nominee; Eclectic Americana Troubadour Blending Rock, Pop, and Country

Sunday, April 26, 2026 · 2:00 PM · Godfrey Daniels

Godfrey Daniels

Peter Case returns to the stage as one of America’s most enduring and respected songwriters. With a career spanning more than five decades, Case draws from a deep catalog shaped by his solo work and his time with the Nerves and the Plimsouls. His songs blend rock, pop, and country influences while reflecting on love, loss, and the American experience. In the intimate setting of Godfrey Daniels’ Live Music Listening Room, audiences can expect a performance rooted in craft, history, and connection—an evening where the stories behind the songs matter as much as the songs themselves.

AAUW Used Book Fair at Municipal Ice Rink

Monday, April 27, 2026 · 4:00 AM · Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink

The 64th AAUW Annual Used Book Fair will take place Thursday, April 23 through Monday, April 27, 2026 at the Bethlehem Municipal Ice Rink. 1000s of books laid out on 170 tables in the ice rink. Children’s, novels, literature, mystery, history, biography, sports, cooking, hobbies, travel art, music CDs, DVDs and more. Most selling for $1 to $5. Entry fee on Preview Day, following days are free entry. Cash or checks; no credit cards. Money raised funds college scholarships. Book donations accepted from March 31st until April 20th. Please see AAUW-Bethlehem’s Facebook site or website (Bethlehem-pa.aauw.net/book-fair) for more details. Thursday, April 23, Preview Day ($20 entry fee from 2-4 pm, $15 fee for entry 4-6 pm) Friday, April 24, 10am to 6pm Saturday, April 25, 10 am to 5 pm Sunday, Half Price Day, 12 pm to 5 pm Monday, Bag Day ($10 to fill a bag), 9 am to noon

Branching Out: Tour The Moravian Museum and Nearby Historic Sites

Monday, April 27, 2026 · 7:00 AM · Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Moravian Museum of Bethlehem

Want a great overview of Historic Bethlehem’s early history and the influence the Moravians had in areas such as education, medicine and outreach to Indigenous Peoples? Looking to expand upon your visit to the Moravian Museum in the 1741 Gemeinhaus, the oldest building in the city? This tour is the perfect option! You’ll visit the Single Sisters’ House, part of the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site; the 1752 Apothecary, which until its closing in the 1950s was the oldest pharmacy in continuous operation in the United States; and the Nain-Schober House, the only extant 18th-century building built by and lived in by Indigenous Peoples in Eastern Pennsylvania.

AudaTours Bethlehem Audio Tour: Moravian Echoes and Industrial Origins

Monday, April 27, 2026 · 7:00 AM · Moravian Sun Inn

Moravian Sun Inn

A secret network of tunnels once buzzed beneath Bethlehem’s quiet cobblestone streets, where revolutionaries plotted by candlelight and radical thinkers rewrote history in silence. Trace these hidden threads on a self-guided audio tour that reveals the stories behind doors most people walk past. Find lost legends and overlooked corners without a guidebook or crowd. Who risked everything in the Colonial Industrial Quarter, where the smell of molten iron once foreshadowed disaster? What forbidden rituals unfolded in the Single Sisters’ House after dark, behind locked shutters? Why did a rare orchid spark obsession and rivalry at the Lewis David de Schweinitz Residence? Move through centuries in a single afternoon, feeling every echo of ambition, invention, and intrigue beneath your feet. Let each landmark breathe its secrets back to life as the city transforms around you. Press play and plunge beneath the surface of Bethlehem’s most intriguing streets.