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Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites is partnering with Lehigh Valley Passport to History to help connect the public with the rich heritage the Lehigh Valley has to offer!
Overview
On July 6th and 7th, all guests will receive complimentary admission to the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem and the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts.
More Information About Lehigh Valley Passport to History
Lehigh Valley Passport to History is a partnership of historic sites and resources in and around Pennsylvania’s Lehigh and Northampton counties. Their event calendar includes historical activities, events, tours and exhibitions all around the Lehigh Valley.
More To Do While You’re Visiting
Free Sundays at the Museums
Explore the rich history of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts and the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem for FREE – every first Sunday of the month from February through November. Enjoy complimentary admission to both museums from 11 am – 5 pm and a hands-on activity the whole family is sure to enjoy!
At the Kemerer Museum: Design Your Own Restaurant Menu
Victorian menus were influenced by French cuisine and culinary traditions. This Free Sunday design your own restaurant menu and be sure to browse our collection of historical menus for inspiration.
At The Moravian Museum: Write a Letter Home and Close it With a Real Wax Seal
Imagine that you are spending an evening at the Sun Inn in the 1760s. Write a letter back home sharing your observations. Once you’re finished, close your letter with a real wax seal!
Saturdays at Burnside
The first Saturday of each month from May-October we invite the public to visit Burnside Plantation for historic free fun!
Visitors will learn more about our “farm in the city” which has been a part of the Moravian community since 1748. Visitors of all ages can tour the Burnside House and barn and experience colonial cooking demonstrations in the Summer Kitchen.
On Saturday, July 6th from 10 am – noon guests are invited to make their own bee hotel while they learn about the crucial role bees play in pollination.
