Community Calendar

PreK Pathfinders is a monthly program for children ages 3–5 and their grown-ups.

This month: Get an up-close look at live birds indoors, then head outside to search for their wild, feathered friends in nature.

Programs are free, thanks to funding from Lehigh County. Space is limited, and online registration is required. Please register children only, with one registration per adult–child team.

Questions? Contact Nicole Landis at Nlandis@wildlandspa.org

Paint a ceramic planter to hold your favorite flowers and plants!

Get creative and decorate a planter to display in your home or garden. All materials will be provided. Limited supplies please call or email to register.

Join us for an engaging guided tour of the Archibald Johnston Conservation Area, a treasured Northampton County park where The Wildlands Conservancy is actively restoring native habitats. Discover the vital work being done to heal and protect this beautiful landscape through hands-on restoration projects and ecological stewardship.

During the tour, you’ll learn about:

The importance of native plant species and their role in supporting local wildlife

Techniques used to control invasive plants and restore natural ecosystems

How restoration efforts improve water quality and soil health

The challenges and successes of ongoing conservation work in the park

This tour offers a unique opportunity to see restoration in action and gain a deeper understanding of how community efforts help preserve this vital green space for future generations.

Whether you’re an environmental enthusiast, student, or simply love nature, this experience will inspire you to connect with and care for the environment.

This program is offered free of charge through funding from Northampton County; please register online.

For questions contact Nicole Landis, Nlandis@wildlandspa.org.

Joshua Roman is a cello soloist and composer, hailed for his "effortlessly expressive tone...and playful zest for exploration" (The New York Times), as well as his "extraordinary technical and musical gifts" and "blend of precision and almost improvisatory freedom...that goes straight to the heart" (The San Francisco Chronicle). His genre-bending programs and wide-ranging collaborations have grown out of an "enthusiasm for musical evolution that is as contagious as his love for the classics" (The Seattle Times).

Committed to bringing classical music to new audiences, Roman opened the acclaimed 2017 TED Conference - and his performance of the complete Bach Cello Suites after the 2016 U.S. presidential election was the most-viewed event in the history of TED's social channels, with nearly a million live viewers. Roman has collaborated with world-class artists across genres and disciplines, including Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, DJ Spooky, Tony-winner/MacArthur Genius Bill T. Jones, GRAMMY-winning East African vocalist Somi, and Tony-nominated actor Anna Deavere Smith.

Tournament-style Scrabble. Players of all abilities are welcome.

We can all use a good laugh, and this split-bill delivers. Carla Ulbrich brings her offbeat perspective and sharply observed humor, pairing original songs with parodies that take aim at life’s everyday absurdities. Mike Agranoff adds his own mix of wit and deep musical knowledge, drawing from folk traditions, unexpected finds, and the occasional delightfully over-the-top parody. Together, they create a night that balances humor, storytelling, and strong musicianship—an experience that fits right at home in the intimate listening room at Godfrey Daniels.

In collaboration with Stacey Vinci, LMFT

Reconnect with nature and yourself through a unique, full-sensory experience that blends movement, mindfulness, and the healing power of the outdoors.

This free wellness program invites participants on a 4.5-mile paddle and 4.5-mile bike ride along the Lehigh River and D&L Trail, guided by nature-based therapeutic practices including forest bathing, also known as Shinrin-yoku.

Led in partnership with Stacey Vinci, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and certified forest bathing guide, this program is designed to support emotional, mental, and physical well-being.

Program Highlights:
- Begin at Sand Island in Bethlehem with a warm welcome and reflective forest bathing prompts
- Bike 4.5 miles to Allentowns, Canal Park, via the scenic D&L Trail
- Paddle 4.5 miles down the Lehigh River back to our Sand Island starting point
- We will pause for lunch (please bring your own) and a short guided forest bathing activity
- Learn about Wildlands’ conservation work along the way

Wellness Benefits:
- Boating offers full-body physical activity that improves core strength and cardiovascular health. - The repetitive, rhythmic nature of paddling can also help reduce stress and support emotional regulation, important components of recovery and overall wellness.

Forest bathing encourages you to slow down, observe with your senses, and reconnect to the present moment. Cycling builds endurance and boosts mental clarity while encouraging mindful movement through nature.

Questions? Contact: Nicole Landis, Nlandis@wildlandspa.org.

Program is free; please register online at: https://engage.wildlandspa.org/calendar/event/419.

Sing-a-long/Hymn sing. You get to choose the songs. We will sing gospel songs, choruses & hymns. For ALL ages...children, teens, adults, and seniors!!!!! COME JOIN US.

For over 50 years, Nektar has defined the immersive concert experience. Formed in Hamburg in 1969, Nektar pioneered the “Sound and Light Theatre” with a run of masterpieces: “Journey to the Centre of the Eye” (1971), “A Tab in the Ocean” (1972), the U.S. Top 20 hit “Remember the Future” (1973), the gold-selling “Down to Earth” (1974), and “Recycled” (1975). These works established Nektar as a global force in progressive rock.

Nektar is a total immersion of the senses. Under the direction of Jay Petsko, the band’s signature visual production has evolved into a modern, reactive experience. As the band drives the music forward with its signature power and precision, Petsko’s projections move in sync with the performance. It is a living, sonic landscape where the audience doesn’t just hear the music; they experience it.

“Pat Byrne lives in Austin and traffics in the kind of earnest roots rock championed by artists like Shakey Graves. His voice and songwriting chops show the reason he’s attracted a lot of attention. Look for a big second act from this artist.” – Tom Thornton, Riff Magazine

Pat Byrne’s journey from Ireland to Austin, Texas has shaped a sound that bridges tradition and modern Americana with clarity and confidence. After making waves at major festivals like SXSW and Kerrville, Byrne continues to build momentum with songs that carry both grit and reflection. His latest work leans into a more expansive, roots-driven style, pairing a textured voice with songwriting that feels both grounded and current. At Godfrey Daniels, audiences can expect a close-up experience of an artist whose music connects across borders in a true Live Music Listening Room setting.