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Kate Scuffle welcomes Claire McRee from the Allentown Art Museum to talk about their new exhibit "Fashion as Experiment: The ’60s," then chats with Emma Ackerman from Touchstone Theatre about the upcoming Young Playwrights' Festival.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Dr. Julie Miwa and Emma Camp from Lehigh University to talk about the upcoming NeuroSalon Jazz and Creativity Festival taking place at the Charles A. Brown Ice House.

Mike Frassetto talks with Kwesa the Artist and Angel Ojea a.k.a. DJ Hitman about their journeys from walking the wrong path to becoming loving fathers and content creators.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance, and Mary Ann Dunwoodie and Dianne Michaels, two artists with visual impairments, on this double-feature.

Submissions are now being accepted for the 18th Annual Lehigh Valley Press Student Poetry Project. The top winner in each category will have the opportunity to read their poem on an episode of WDIY's Lehigh Valley Arts Salon.

See what albums NPR listeners picked in our year-end poll for the best music of 2013.

Dad jokes aren't just a thing of the present: NPR's Scott Simon has the details on the "Liber Patavinus" - a book of humor for Ancient Rome.

Highland Games are a colorful, unique mix of sports, culture, and community. A celebration not only of all things Celtic, but especially of Scottish Highlands heritage and history.

Lughnasadh has been observed for thousands of years, with rich traditions continuing to celebrate the first fruits of harvest.

"If green is the color of Ireland, and a soft day the touch, and poteen the taste, and harp music the sound, then a turf fire must be the scent of Ireland."