Amazing art work I love this small gallery it's like chic Manhattan soho in the middle of…read moreAllentown. The man that owns the shop is the main artist and his art is phenomenal. Absolutely blown away and will recommend anyone to take a look at this small treasure. Art is still alive !!!

From the owner: Due to the interdisciplinary approach of Contemporary Art Issue, Rigo Art gallery implements a…read moremulticultural approach rethinking the curatorial practice of a gallery for contemporary art, distinguishing itself for other conventional galleries. As a result, Rigo Art gallery effectuates the use of analytical research and a selected advisory and art curated in the selection of represented exhibition.

The Allentown Art Museum is a fantastic place to spend and hour or two. The permanent collection is…read morevaried with lots of types of art to look at and enjoy, and the rotating exhibits keep your visits fresh and interesting if you're a repeat customer. I say "customer" but it's actually free to visit which is amazing and a great way to encourage the community to immerse themselves in art. There's a fun children's room too on the second floor to keep kids active if wandering the exhibit rooms isn't for them. The staff is friendly and welcoming and the giftshop has all kinds of unique items that you'd expect to find in a museum giftshop. I try to stop in anytime I'm in Allentown...it's an artistic oasis in the city.

Free thanks to a large donation and we appreciate that it is. The staff is super welcoming and…read moretells you what you need to know about the different exhibits. They have an entire Tiffany glass exhibit and every 30 minutes they change the lights to mirror the effects of the sun setting and rising. There are a few different exhibits, but the Tiffany glass was the one that stood out the most. A great little stop to check out when in the Lehigh Valley.

Super cool spot to check out local artist! The basement looks like a level in a video game. It's…read morefull of art and graffiti. The first floor area also showcases local artist and is a studio space for a variety of artists (photographer, tattoo artist, etc) to have their own individual spaces. I really enjoyed checking it out.

An absolute amazing place to see real art by real local artists. The staff including Brandon are…read morethe nicest and most supportive people you could meet. They not only want to spread the word of art but they also want to build a community. Do yourself a favor and stop by.

Went to hear my son play a set here. The artists spaces and halls are filled with great art! The…read morespace is great for I imagine much more than musical type events. I wish they had more information readily available about what else goes on there.

Tried to stop by twice during hours posted on Facebook as well as the hours posted on the…read moreestablishment outside. Doors were locked both times. Also confusing as name is "415" yet hours posted on door marked 417.

The America On Wheels Museum is an over-the-road transportation museum that opened in Allentown,…read morePennsylvania in April 2008. It was founded by a group of local civic and automotive enthusiasts in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley. Beginning in 1989, Allentown city officials announced plans to revitalize an old industrial area, which included the abandoned Arbogast & Bastian meat packing plant, along the Lehigh River. This redevelopment, which was to be known as "Lehigh Landing," was to include a museum, a brewery, walking trails, a footbridge across the river, and a promenade for festivals. After a number of delays, the museum finally opened in 2008. The museum's collection features over 75 bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles and trucks in exhibits telling the story of people and products on the move from the days of the carriage to the vehicles of tomorrow. My family and I recently visited the America On Wheels Museum while we were visiting our cousins in Pennsylvania. Initially we thought that it was a car museum, but it actually focuses on all sorts of road vehicles from 19th century horseless carriages right up to present day electric cars and everything in between. There were some really beautiful antique automobiles and bicycles on display throughout the entire museum. We especially loved how kind-friendly the museum was. There were a number of interactive exhibits where our sons were able to sit in miniature racing cars, load packages into a UPS truck, and dress up like automotive mechanics and "fix" a car. We also really liked seeing the huge miniature city crafted entirely of LEGOs. Overall, we had a fun time at the America On Wheels Museum and would recommend it to any automotive or vehicular enthusiasts who are visiting the Lehigh Valley area.

This place feels less like a traditional museum and more like a really cool collection of cars from…read moredifferent eras. There are plenty of photo opportunities, and the plaques give you a lot of interesting information about each vehicle. The old-time cars are fun to see, especially when you start calculating what they would cost today and realize cars ain't cheap no matter what era you at. You can comfortably see everything in about an hour. The staff is friendly, and there is plenty of parking along the side of the building. A fun stop for car fans or anyone who enjoys a quick trip through automotive history.

I highly recommend Mark Sassani of  St. Joseph Fine Art Studio. If I could give him more than 5…read morestars, I would! He's 10/10+! Mark is a true artist with incredible talent. He has beautifully repaired and restored many of my statues, and his painting is equally amazing. (https://marksassani.com) In addition to being exceptionally skilled, he is also a genuinely kind and professional person. His work is beyond impressive! There seems to be nothing he cannot do. His prices are very reasonable for the quality and craftsmanship he provides. I live about 3 plus hours away, yet I would still choose him over anyone else because of his extraordinary talent and attention to detail. I cannot recommend him highly enough. Thank you, Mark for sharing your talent with the world! I'm sure we'll see you again sometime!

Mark's work on our St. Joseph statue was amazing. The plaster was damaged and the paint was…read morechipped. In addition, someone had attempted to fix the broken hand, leaving it misshapened, odd-sized & actually quite scary looking. Mark & his team worked their magic & returned to us a beautiful, rejuventated St Joseph. We could not be happier with the outcome. I've included some before & after pictures so you can see for yourself.