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Morning Call: Blueberry To Go Market at Bethlehem’s Burnside Plantation: What you need to know
The folks at Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites have cooked up something different this summer. Unable to hold its annual rite-of-summer Blueberry Festival in its usual form thanks to COVID-19 restrictions, this year Burnside Plantation will host a Blueberry Market…
Read MoreWFMZ 69 News: Things to do: West Reading returns to in-person ‘2nd Friday on the Avenue’
Easton Heritage Day partnered with Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites to use the 1750 Smithy as part of the programming. Read More
Read MoreMorning Call: Lehigh Valley virtual summer events to enjoy with your family
Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites online programs and offerings include free Sundays at Home E-blast, activities, crafts and videos to children. Read More
Read MoreLehigh Valley Live: This year, you can view Bethlehem’s annual house tour without leaving your living room
What if you could check out some of the Lehigh Valley’s most beautiful homes and gardens ... from your own home or garden? Read More
Read MoreBucks County Magazine: Featured Artist, Jim Lukens
Jim Lukens of Main Street Gallery in Quakertown is excited to be working with Historic Bethlehem Museum and Sites organization as their featured artist for 2020.In addition to a stellar job of preservation and maintenance, this group is responsible for…
Read MoreLehigh Valley Live: Summer of bummer: COVID-19 forces Lehigh Valley summer events to cancel for safety precautions
Blueberry Festival: While the Blueberry Festival will not be an in-person event necessarily, it is finding a way to go on. Now referred to as the Blueberry Festival To Go Market, the July 18 to July 26 festival is adapting…
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