This is Why I Live Here: Connection
I grew up here. I left. I never wanted to come back. I came back. That was 15 years ago. What’s up with that?
I grew up here. I left. I never wanted to come back. I came back. That was 15 years ago. What’s up with that?
From Friday night Blues to Sunday night’s red carpet, I hope you will find this list, and your weekend, enjoyable and entertaining.
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So close you can almost smell it.
Yeah, it’s just a building. But it’s a building which hasn’t been occupied in almost 40 years. So I thought this might be worth seeing.
The snow has melted! You are free to move about the Valley! Get out. Dance! Celebrate the coming of Spring. And most of all, let’s give Allentown some love.
Today is just a preview, spring will be here before we know it!
River walk. The best kind.
They flee from New York City and elsewhere, because they found a warehouse building at a price they couldn’t pass up. Or because Easton reminds them of a place they once knew, long ago and far away. Maybe it’s because their friend Karl Stirner convinced them to come. Or because of its historic charm and the opportunity to create art in seeming anonymity.
We talked with four Easton artists about why they moved here. This is what they told us.
Lots of snow on Saturday, but only in Centre Square in downtown Easton! In case you missed it, this was the scene.