Lower Saucon Announces 2024 Summer Movies in the Park
The three-film series will start with a showing of Aladdin at Polk Valley Park, 2068 Polk Valley Road, Hellertown, on Friday, June 28.
The three-film series will start with a showing of Aladdin at Polk Valley Park, 2068 Polk Valley Road, Hellertown, on Friday, June 28.
A community-based nonprofit organization in Fountain Hill is planning to sponsor a free movie in the borough's Stanley Avenue Park later this summer.
Although summer may seem far off, it's really just a few months away, which is why organizers of events like Lower Saucon Township's annual Movies in the Park series are beginning to seek public input about them.
A local provider of lifestyle medicine is hoping to raise awareness of the reported benefits of eating more fruits and vegetables by screening a documentary about the benefits of a "plant-forward diet" in Hellertown's Dimmick Park this Saturday, Sept. 25.
As summer begins to wind down the days are also starting to grow noticeably shorter, which makes August an optimal time for enjoying movies outdoors. That's exactly what local residents were able to do Friday evening, when the Hellertown-Lower Saucon Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Mobile Technology Graphics showed the movie 'Paddington' in the borough's Dimmick Park.
A new movie that is being directed and produced by Bethlehem native and television/film star Daniel Roebuck is beginning filming in the Christmas City.
If you're someone who enjoys repeating the rhyming saying, "If it's free, it's for me," Summer Movie Nights at the Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley may be for you.
If you thought you recently spotted a film crew shooting a movie in Hellertown, rest assured that what you saw wasn't a mirage.
The spookiest season of the year is upon us, and your friends at Civic Theatre in Allentown are cooking up a ghoulish shindig for All Hallows Eve. In the spirit of the holiday, Civic is hosting a Halloween night screening of Tim Burton's beloved horror-comedy 'Beetlejuice.'
In 1997, Luke Perry and an ensemble cast that included a number of well-known actors descended on the Lehigh Valley--and Hellertown--to film "The Florentine," a big-budget drama-comedy about a working-class bar in a decaying mill town. Perry died this week at the age of 52.