Tucked away in the north western portion of Lehigh Valley you will find the small town of New
LEHIGH VALLEY INSITE
Lehigh Valley InSite is a blog about things to do, see and experience in Eastern Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. Whether you live here or are coming for a visit, this blog can be your official source for activities, attractions and events.
The authors of Lehigh Valley InSite, who live and work in the region, are staff members of Discover Lehigh Valley, the official destination marketing organization for Lehigh and Northampton counties. The authors are not compensated or otherwise influenced by the businesses or events they write about. On occasion, freelance bloggers are invited to share their experiences from a different perspective.
Posts from July 2011
Well the bands name is Telesma, and what an amazing band it is! You must check out the free concerts
Beating the heat with a Captain ... America, that is.
July 26, 2011 by Jason Stershic
Thanks to weather.com, I know now that Saturday's temperature was 11 degrees over the average high
Some Questions About My Childhood (And Terrance Malick’s)
July 25, 2011 by Chris Hastings
I think the last time I was at The Civic Theatre in Lehigh Valley was during elementary school to
“To be, or not to be, that is the question…”
July 22, 2011 by Guest Author
Most people, whether fans of Shakespeare or not, are familiar with this renowned opening line of the
Yes to Yianni’s
July 21, 2011 by Marc Kaminetsky
Several weeks ago my wife and I invited my mother to Lehigh Valley to celebrate her birthday. We
Oh that Mr. Darcy! The most “abhorrent, repulsive, vulgar, rude, man in all of Hertfordshire”
Stay & Investigate in Lehigh Valley - No. 9 Mine
July 19, 2011 by Mike Keller
This past Wednesday I took a driving tour of places in the area that will be featured in our newest
Salad Works For Me
July 18, 2011 by Chris Hastings
I’m not usually one to break with the wisdom of The Simpsons, but this past weekend I went to
Noah “The Science Guy”
July 15, 2011 by Ryan Hogan
Last Saturday my wife and I had the opportunity to take our five-year old son, Noah, to the Da Vinci
