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Concert Series 2010

Love music? Then you'll want to check out the Concert Series held each Friday night in June and July from 6:00pm - 8:00pm in the Sculpture Garden, on the east side of City Hall.
Bring your own blanket, chair and picnic lunch. Restroom facilities are available. (Alcohol not permitted.)
Rain Location: Bethlehem City Rotunda



The 2010 Musicians Schedule

June 11th - group co-sponsored with Contra-Dance Society (Folk/Americana)

 

June 18th - The Subtle Difference (Jazz)

 

June 25th - The Large Flowerheads (60's - with Birthday Celebration)

 

July 9th - TBA

 

July 23rd - Steve Brosky & Jimmy Meyer (Blues)

 

 

2010 Second Sundays in the Round

 

September 12th - Eric Mintel Quartet


October 10th - TBA

 

November 7th  (Classical)

 

December 12th - Glee-ful Celebration (local glee clubs perform)
 

Sponsorships are available. Basic sponsorship starts at $100.
Email Mary Wright for details.


The series runs from June through July 2009 from 6pm to 8pm, rain or shine (the city's Rotunda is the rain location).  The Sculpture Garden is located right next to Bethlehem's City Hall. Presented by the Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission, the concerts represent its committment to presenting quality art forms to enhance the lives of the city and its citizens. 



The Sculpture Garden is located at the east end of City Hall and was founded in 1978 to present outdoor sculpture as an art form for all to share.

Works are either commissioned, purchased after completion, or received as gifts. Pieces are continually being added to the growing repertoire of works by well-known and well respected sculptors such as Rudy Ackerman, Harry Bertoia, Antonio Salemme, Tim Considine and Renzo Fazzioli and more.

With the City's generous help, the Commission spent time last summer planting some wonderful perennials. These natural additions make the Sculpture Garden a great place to sit under the trees while you dine on a bag lunch and enjoy the surroundings.