Budget-Wise Bites: Allentown
If The Great Recession has put a crimp in you dining-out style, turn dinner into a budget-friendly foreign affair: Allentown boasts a delicious assortment of ethnic restaurants to spice up your life.
Fabulous Finds Friday
If you’re looking for a peek at some of the area’s most interesting shops, you’ve come to the right place.
By Jana K. Hoffman
Farm to Table–Or at Least Centre Square: The Easton Farmers’ Market is Back
The moment you–and your refrigerator–have been waiting for has returned. It’s time to start the season of farmers’ market shopping.
5-Alarm Art Fair: Spring on 4th Revisited
Yes, we know this already happened. But we liked these photos and wanted to share them with you. Don’t worry if you missed it . . . there’s always next year.
Words and Photos by Christa Timko
In the Life: Spring on 4th, What’s on 3rd?
Congratulations to Tulum for winning the People’s Choice award and to the Lehigh Pub for winning for Judge’s Choice award!!
laini’s list of 9 – April 24 & 25
Festivals, Clean-ups and Pub Crawls… this is a great weekend in the Valley. Happy Spring everyone!
Wander into Nomad . . . and Wander Out in Style
In my first post, “Why I Live Here,” I lamented the dearth of retail–those good, old-fashioned small businesses–in Easton. Welcome to Nomad, a vintage clothing store that does its part to establish a sustainable shopping scene and proves that what goes around comes around.
“In the Life” by Jandee Weninger
This is the first installment of a new ongoing feature on the Little Pocket Guide. Please welcome the photography of Jandee Weninger. I hope you like it as much as I do. –laini
Digging Our Community Roots
By Michelle Pittman and Michael Buck
In honor of Earth Day, we decided to get out of our own backyard and see what was growing around town.
Rock N’ Roll at Rock N’ Joe’s!
Today I have the distinct pleasure of presenting a guest post by Lehigh Valley with Love. In the spirit of Utne Reader, this blog is proud to occasionally bring you interesting and diverse voices from throughout the Valley. Because we all have voices… and the more heard the better. IMHO. –laini