Bethlehem Museums News Today

Hotel Bethlehem is giving folks a glimpse back in time, with a new interactive tour that lets people experience the history of hospitality in the city over the past three

A new store opening this week in downtown Bethlehem will allow visitors to peruse and purchase a curated selection of modern goods reminiscent of the 19th century.

Village West, at Tilghman Street and Cedar Crest Boulevard in South Whitehall Township, will welcome four businesses.

Schropp Dry Goods Shoppe, set to open in mid-May, was inspired by Bethlehem’s original dry goods shop which operated in the mid-1800s.

Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites needs a new gardener for Burnside Plantation, as Pat Corpora has stepped aside after a decade.

The seasons are changing and that means that leaf peeping season is almost among us in Philadelphia and the areas beyond. For those looking to take a scenic

Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites is looking to restore the 1782/1832 Grist Miller’s House as a new interpretive center.

Here’s a preview of this fall’s must-see art shows, events, and more.

Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites Blueberry Festival and Market to Go returns July 16 and 19 to Burnside Plantation. We have the details on what you need to know.

Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites is hosting two tasty new programs to celebrate how beer was made long ago. And soon, curious folks who are thirsting for more can learn about how brewing got its start in our region.