Silagh White

In her final episode as host of Lehigh Valley Arts Salon, Silagh White welcomes Doug Roysdon, Kiera Wilhelm, and Leo Motolese to share a progress report from Bethlehem's IceHouse Tonight and announce the new IceHouse Performing Arts Collaborative; IcePAC.

Silagh White welcomes photographer Matt Blum and actor/comedienne Kate Hughes for another conversation about storytelling across various forms of media.

Silagh White takes a deeper dive into the Any Given Child program with Dr. Jack Silva from the Bethlehem Area School District, and Lisa Jordan from Touchstone Theatre.

Silagh White welcomes ASO Composer in Residence Chris Rogerson, music faculty Kirk O'Riordan and Tom Maher, and emerging composer Ava Bloomfield to talk about the Allentown Symphony's Composer Consortium.

Silagh White talks to local musician and host George Hrab about the upcoming game show The Know Show 2, then chats with Dr. Bonnie Winfield about the new exhibition titled “Then There Is the Woman,” which features artwork by women inside and outside of Northampton County Prison.

Silagh White hosts a program about “Heroes,” a project of artworks, programming and outreach with artist Bart Cooper, Faces International's Kevin Greene and ArtsQuest's Kassie Hilgert.

Silagh White chats with Liberty High School theater students Matt Byrne and Bex Vermeulen about their performance experiences during the pandemic; then the State Theatre's Jamie Balliet joins the conversation to talk about the upcoming Freddy Awards honoring excellence in local high school theater programs.

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Silagh White proudly hosts Dr. Robert Mayer as they discuss his new book, In the Name of Emmett Till: How the Children of the Mississippi Freedom Struggle Showed Us Tomorrow, which follows the the little-known stories of the young Mississippians who were galvanized into activism by the horrific murder of Emmett Till, and how this important history is taught in schools today.

Silagh White welcomes Mark Wonsidler, curator of exhibitions and collections at the Lehigh University Art Galleries to talk about their upcoming exhibit Young, Gifted and Black which showcases works by emerging artists of African descent, alongside works by established, trailblazing artists.

Silagh White welcomes in-studio guest Will Morris, Associate Artistic Director of Civic Theatre of Allentown, to talk about celebrating the holiday season with two live-theater productions, as well as a preview of the second half of the 2021-2022 season.