Lehigh Valley Arts Council

Vestige Concept Gallery is calling all Street Photographers from around the globe, for a July 2021 Exhibition featuring special guest curator Rafael Fuchs, internationally acclaimed photographer and owner of Fuchs Projects, and the brand new Thames Art Center, in Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY

The SouthSide Arts District needs artists to paint designs on our large downtown flower pots. They are 32″ tall & 24″ in diameter, & made of iron/steel w/ a black matte finish. We recommend using an outdoor/exterior acrylic or latex paint. Please email your designs to missy@southsideartsdistrict.com

Donate your original art that promotes hope and healing by communicating a message of peace, calm, comfort, and inspiration.

• To inspire hope and healing by raising the awareness that art aids in healing
• To create art for hospitals and healing facilities where viewers seek inspiration to heal
• To provide students with opportunities to explore creativity and create art to help others

Arts Festival Reading & Holiday Market will be returning on December 4th & 5th, 2021. The annual two-day festival will once again welcome thousands of visitors to GoggleWorks to engage with interactive art programs and discover artwork and handmade gifts from over 100 artists just before the holidays. Only this year we want to make the event as accessible as possible to our community, without sacrificing on quality.

The Lehigh Valley Folk Music Society sponsors a free public jam session EVERY 3rd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH held at the Lehigh Valley Active Life Center (formerly called the Lehigh County Senior Citizen Center). It is open to all folk music lovers of any age who play an instrument or simply like to sing along or listen to the music. All ages and skill levels are welcome to our jam!

You will be joining Society members and guests for an enjoyable evening of folk music, bluegrass, old country, oldies and contemporary folk and sing-a-long songs of all kinds. Jam books are available to all who come. The books contain lyrics and chord diagrams of over 700 folk songs. Participants form a circle and each person in turn selects a song of their choosing for all to play and sing. You may also bring your own special songs. Our jam starts promptly at 6:30 pm and ends at 10:00 pm. Free refreshments are often served. Amplified instruments, except for bass, are discouraged. There is ample free parking at the Center.

More information: http://www.lvfms.org/jamsessions.html

Seeking local artists to display their work in the Lobby & Conf. Room areas of the Macungie Institute. We would be open to hosting Artist Reception if dates are available. The Institute seeks to serve the community, with a focus on the arts and support local artists.

The Program Coordinator will be responsible for the day to day coordination, implementation, and evaluation of on-site, off-site, and virtual visual art education programs at The Baum School of Art. This is a full-time, exempt position with benefits package. See www.baumschool.org for listing.

Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites is looking for part-time staff for the “Docents on Main Street Program” in Bethlehem. The docent must feel comfortable wearing 18th century period-appropriate clothing, enjoy speaking to the public, able to work independently, and provide an exceptional level of customer service. The docent will be outdoors almost the entire time in all types of weather. 

Responsibilities include:

• Greeting and welcoming diverse visitors to the downtown historic and shopping district
• Sharing information about downtown activities, museums, shops and restaurants
• Giving directions
• Answering questions

The base of operations for this program is the Historic Bethlehem Visitor Center located at 505 Main Street. The program will run daily from 11-4 and extended hours on weekends, during the summer and for events. Must be 18 or older to apply. This is a paid part-time hourly position. Flexible hours and schedules are available.

Email cover letter with availability & resume.

LUAG’s volunteers have the opportunity to gain exposure to the valuable and impressive works in LUAG’s collection.

By enhancing visitors’ experiences and making them feel welcome and appreciated, Volunteers are an integral part of the LUAG Teaching Museum.

Candidates should possess a love and appreciation of art, excellent communication skills, and interpersonal skills.

Training will be provided.

Our musical instrument petting zoo is a highlight of many local events and helps spread the word about CMS and our programs. You do not need to know how to play every instrument.

If you have an outgoing personality and a desire to spread the joy of music to the community, please contact Lisa Hopstock at 610-435-7725 or lisa@cmslv.org for more info.