GREAT music! BYOB, but don't bring beer.... it's very rude…read moreto get up to pee during a set.

Godfrey Daniel's is one of the finest listening rooms in the country. A warm and rustic room where…read moreeveryone is right up front. I've been to some really good shows there over the decades. If you get a chance you should go and relax!

Archer Music Hall has quickly become one of my favorite small-to-mid-size concert venues in…read morePennsylvania. It's about an hour and fifteen from me, totally doable for a weeknight show, and honestly the combination of ticket prices, artist variety, and solid acoustics keeps pulling me back. Venue Atmosphere & Layout If you're into a club-style concert vibe, this place nails it. It's basically a big black rectangle of a room in the best waywith a wide open floor that gives you a clear line of sight from almost anywhere. There's also a slightly elevated second-tier area behind the main floor with its own bar and standing space. Great if you want a little more breathing room without sacrificing the view. Bars run almost the full length of the building on both sides, which makes grabbing a drink pretty convenient (I didn't grab any this time, so can't speak to pricing). Security & Entry Here's the one thing you must plan for: entry takes time. Both times I've been here, I missed the first song of the opening band even though I arrived around 6:20 for a 7 PM show. Security is thorough but slow-moving, so if you want to see the opener or get a good spot, show up earlier than you think. Sound Quality & Experience The sound inside Archer is surprisingly good for a venue of this size. I've seen: * Magnolia Park * From Ashes to New * Set It Off * Autumn Kings * Vana * Fame On Fire And every show felt tight, loud, and balanced not the usual muddy wall of noise you get at some club venues. Lighting and production are also way better than expected. Ticket Prices & Value Another huge win: tickets are cheap. Most shows I've gone to were around $50 with fees, which is practically a miracle these days. For the level of talent they bring in, the value is incredible. Extras * Coat check available * Bathrooms clean-ish (for a concert venue, that's basically a compliment) * General admission only -- which I personally love Overall Archer Music Hall is a fantastic GA concert venue with great acoustics, solid sightlines, friendly staff, and ticket prices that don't make your wallet cry. The only downside is the entry line, but that's fixable by showing up a little earlier. I'll absolutely keep coming back. Perfect for fans of rock, alt, metalcore, pop punk, and high-energy live shows who want an intimate venue without sacrificing production quality.

I went to the R&B only event at the Archer musical Hall on Saturday. This venue is stunning. It is…read morea brand new state of the art music venue. The sound system was crystal clear and the space was huge tickets were sold out. It was packed. My only concern was the bartenders could not handle the crowd. I think they should've hired more bartenders to deal with the crowd. It was almost an hour. Wait to get drink drinks.

This non-profit, volunteer group produces a weekly series of live, acoustic music programs. The…read morevenue is located in a small, rural Pennsylvania high school auditorium. It is an intimate and inexpensive place to see an artist perform. The place seats about 200 people on folding metal chairs, with tickets at $20-$25. The headline act, last night, was the great Rory Block, a soulful blues singer and amazing guitarist who has been playing traditional country blues and old-timey-influenced folk music since the 1960's. She covered classic blues songs by Robert Johnson, Missisippi John Hurt, Son House, Muddy Waters,and others, as well as her original songs, plus she performed a couple of brilliant, acapella gospel numbers. She was captivating, as always, and I thoroughly enjoyed her performance. I was able to meet her after the show, and she autographed an instructional guitar DVD for me. The sound system in this hall is amateurish, basically a portable P.A., but I would still come here again, and recommend it to others. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqTUoV67M60

We took the family out to see a live band play on Saturday night. Although I can't remember the…read morename of the group - the music was great and our kids really enjoyed watching the drummer play.

We usually just come to the event center to see comedy shows…read more Seen "Fluffy x5 Times",Billy Gardell x2, Kevin James once, Jeff Dunhum. Great for comedian shows, recommend getting floor seats. Updated---Customer service at the event service is terrible, Marianne doesn't even listens to your concerns and doesn't go back in her words, as your speaking to her on the phone, she hangs up without a good bye. Terrible management skills. They had 5 stars due to shows we have attended, but now down to 2 stars due to there customer service. Who ever does there hiring must understand that there are not the only entrainment place in PA, and there management needs a communication class if they are dealing with customers.

I have been here multiple times and have never had a bad experience. It is a great venue to see…read moreboth a concert and a comedy show. The security staff is always friendly and will actually point you to your seats unlike some other casinos. The bar before the show and club after has a great staff and they are quick and efficient when making drinks. Anyone I've talked to talks highly of this venue and I can wait to come back in a couple months to see a concert.

Calling this place Fun House is a joke. The second you walk in, you're hit with a wall of stale…read morecigarette smoke so thick it feels like you're inhaling an ashtray. The smell clings to your clothes, your hair, your soul -- I had to shower twice just to feel human again. The entire bar feels grimy and neglected, like no one's cleaned anything since the early 2000s. Floors are sticky, the air is heavy, and the vibe is just straight-up disgusting. If you enjoy wheezing your way through a drink while questioning your life choices, this might be your spot. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and go literally anywhere else. I've been to dive bars. This isn't a dive bar -- it's a health hazard.

We loved Funhouse! Open pretty late and punk rock vibes. We had great drinks and met cool people…read more Would definitely be a regular spot if I lived in town.

A great venue for a show…read more The seats have a reasonable amount of space. The view of the old steel foundry is memorable, particularly at night. There is a large parking area nearby. There is a $10 minimum per person. The food is adequate and the service is attentive. The pierogis are baked, but the onions served with them are good.

We didn't eat there, but were there to see Yam Yam, and Dogs in a Pile. We enjoyed the venue as…read morewell as the bands. Cool venue

This experience checked off one of those long-standing "I did this thing!" moments for 2025--and…read moreI'm really glad I finally made it happen. I attended PEEPSFEST, held December 30-31 from 3-6 p.m. at the SteelStacks campus in Bethlehem. Tickets are required, with general admission priced at $5, making this a very affordable, family-friendly outing. According to the website, the event features indoor and outdoor fun, live music, PEEPS-themed games and crafts hosted by local nonprofits, interactive shows by the Wildlands Conservancy and the Da Vinci Science Center, and character meet-and-greets. The highlight comes at 5:35 p.m. with the iconic drop of a 400-pound, 4'9" PEEPS Chick, followed by a fireworks display. There were also several thoughtful additions that really stood out. I especially appreciated the PBS39 x PEEPSFEST Friendship Bracelet Creation Station, PEEPS IN THE KITCHEN with Chef Julie of Levy Restaurants, and the sensory-friendly space presented by Good Shepherd Rehabilitation--a wonderful option for guests with sensory sensitivities. Kids 12 and under received a special PEEPS tote bag to collect goodies throughout the event, which was clearly a big hit with families. The event takes place on the SteelStacks campus, and honestly, the setting alone is worth the visit. SteelStacks is the largest revitalized brownfield in the country, spanning 10 acres on the former Bethlehem Steel site. Some quick pre-trip research taught me that for nearly a century, Bethlehem Steel was the economic backbone of the Lehigh Valley and helped build some of the most iconic structures in the U.S., including the Golden Gate Bridge, the Chrysler Building, and parts of the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Alcatraz, and the Hoover Dam. When the plant closed in 1995, it left behind both a massive industrial footprint and a void in the local economy. Rather than demolishing the site, the community chose preservation and reinvention. Through a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district established in 1999, the area was transformed into what is now a thriving hub for arts, culture, education, and community events. Today, the towering blast furnaces--some over 230 feet tall--stand as a powerful reminder of the city's industrial past. From Furnace "A" (dating back to 1915) to Furnace "E," the site stretches nearly a quarter of a mile and once produced thousands of tons of iron daily. The furnaces were last operational on November 18, 1995, but their presence is anything but forgotten. Visually, the SteelStacks campus is absolutely stunning in a raw, industrial way. Standing in the outdoor space beneath the blast furnaces--especially at night--was nearly overwhelming in the best possible sense. The festive, multicolored uplighting against the massive steel structures added a sense of magic and mysticism that photos don't fully capture. Parking is another bonus: free on-site parking is available in multiple lots along First Street year-round (except during Musikfest). Speaking of which, SteelStacks is also home to Musikfest, the nation's largest free music festival--and I'm already scheming a return visit. While PEEPSFEST itself is definitely geared more toward children, it was still a fun and unique way to mark the transition into a new year. It's not something I need to do every year, but I'm genuinely happy to have experienced it. I'd highly recommend it for families with young children, as there's plenty to do, lots of room to roam, and a safe, well-organized environment. SteelStacks is a powerful example of how a community can honor its past while building something vibrant and meaningful for the future--and PEEPSFEST is just one of many reasons to visit.

This is such a unique concert venue. The steel plant is a very cool backdrop, and I like how it was…read moreall lit up at night for the concert. The venue has plenty of space to roam around, and you can get lots of good views of the stage from all sides. If you don't want to hang in the crowded pit area there are lots of tables further out by the food and drink vendors. The main concert area is a lawn. It seems like for less crowded shows you can bring blankets and chairs, and then for more popular acts it's standing only which made sense. Logistics - Parking is free and easy. The security line moved fast. There were plenty of bathrooms. Bars could be more plentiful (like more small bars vs fewer big bars) since lines seemed crazy. Overall it's a very fun and different place to see a show, and if you live in North Jersey don't overlook the fact that your travel time here is similar to going into the city. It's worth keeping an eye on the calendar for sure!

Service was just OK. Had to wait a while for a drink. Atmosphere is awesome. Beautiful place not a…read morebad seat in the house. Have to say the food was very bland. Felt like I was eating at an amusement park. I just don't understand having so few items on the menu you should be able to turn out some amazing dishes?????This was far from it. In the future, I will always eat before going to a show here. Lesson learned. This review is for the food only fantastic concert venue.

Beyond gorgeous and amazing!!! THE WHOLE SURROUNDING AREA. Photo opps galore!…read more This incredible center hosts big consents, private events, etc! Please Google it to get all of the information. I MUST come back here for concert (we would stay overnight - it was an almost 2-hour drive for us from Southern New Jersey). Last night's (10/21/23) was for a PERFECT wedding reception. The facility blew me /us away! The happy couple had two floors - the third floor was for cocktail hour. The 2nd floor was for the reception, which boasted insanely scrumptious food (I had risotto; the man, a chicken dish), and a live band. Personal and beautiful touches of the couple were strewn througout the gigantic room. The decor was just beautiful and there were two big bars, with great bartenders. Please just go online and look into it!!!! BEST WEDDING RECEPTION I'VE EVER EVER BEEN TO - HANDS DOWN!!!

Love Strange Brew! They have a wide selection of beers, a long oval-shaped bar, friendly staff, and…read morethe chef, Reef, is incredible. The owners have been adding arcade games to the dining area and have a very respectable collection by now, including classics like NBA Jam and Mortal Kombat 4. Also, a nice seating area outside for when the weather is decent. This place is always hoppin in the summertime. A great bar to go with friends for several hours or just stop in for a quick drink.

Mia was amazing. She was patient and kind. The food was amazing. The WINGS! Day-um! Bangin'!…read moreLoved them. Their 'Super Hot' sauce taste good but just a little too hot for me. Yeah, atmosphere is good. They have lots of cool retro games. The clientele was friendly, quiet and nice. And the beer list. God. They had Saint Bernardus APT 12. I haven't had that since I lived in the city. I love this place. I'll be back in about three months. My humblest regards, k.david

I visited the club for the first time with my husband, brother, and friends. I was surprised to…read morefind out they required an identification check to enter. While I understand that verifying IDs is important to ensure the appropriate age of patrons, I ran into an issue because I did not bring my driver's license. Instead, I had my citizenship identification card. Unfortunately, they did not accept it, even though it contained all the necessary information. Given that it is a valid U.S. citizen ID card, I faced significant difficulties getting in. If I were to rate my experience on a scale from one to five, with one being the lowest and five the highest, I would give it a two. I believe that the U.S. citizenship card should be sufficient for entry into the club since it is a legal form of identification.

Lots of fun here. Between bowling, arcade, pool or testing your luck on some slot machines, it has…read moresomething for everyone. The food was decent too, the fries need improvement.