Laini’s List of 9 Things to Do This Weekend in the Lehigh Valley – March 30, 31 & April 1
Community, Indie Music, Festivals, Rollergirls, Books, Jazz, Art, Hope, and Ink. That’s what’s for the weekend.
H2O Kitchen Wants You to Eat Your Vegetables
We’ll happily eat our vegetables, if they’re prepared with the kind of inventiveness that we see from chefs Jason Hook and Kevin O’Kane at H2O Kitchen.
Five Cool Bars You’re Probably Not Going To, But Should
We all get stuck on old favorites when it comes to bars and restaurants. But what about the places we overlook, or drive by? Here are five cool ones you should consider.
Photo of the Week: Mom’s Magnolia Tree
Introducing “Photo of the Week,” a very fun new way that you can view and purchase some original, locally-made art at an affordable price. Say hello to the first photo.
Support Mark Werkheiser’s Children
Note from Laini: This is a special post from the Easton Area High School Class of 1992, which is raising money to help support the children of Mark Werkheiser. Please read and share. And give.
Tasty Tuesday: Summer Returns to Downtown Easton With the Opening of the Purple Cow Creamery
You’re about to see something you haven’t seen in months. And more importantly, you can be tasting it very soon, too. Make your lunch plans accordingly.
Boomer’s Buddies – Some of the Coolest Animals in the Lehigh Valley!
We love our pets at LLPG! Please send us a photo of your pet out and about enjoying life in the Lehigh Valley. Dining al fresco with you, at a dog park, driving on your favorite road, shopping at a farmers’ market – let us know what your pet loves!
Laini’s List of Nine Things to Do This Weekend in the Lehigh Valley – March 23, 24 & 25
Happy Weekend, everyone! You are free to move about the Valley.
Five Cool Bars and Restaurants We Were Waiting for: Your Thoughts?
Kinda like a retro-post, but not exactly, because what we’re lookin’ for here are your present thoughts.
The Pomeroy Building in Easton: The View from Inside
This building probably hasn’t looked this good in about 40 years. Little Pocket Guide has a first look inside.