I've been to several shows at Wind Creek Event Center over the years and it's honestly one of my…read morefavorite venues in the area. I've seen everything here from rock concerts to traveling shows like Cirque du Soleil, and they always bring in a solid lineup of events. It's about an hour and a half from my house, which makes it a really convenient spot for bigger shows without having to go all the way into a major city. The venue itself is well organized and the staff always do a good job keeping things running smoothly. I've always felt safe here, even when the crowd gets packed for sold out shows. Depending on the event, the setup can be seated or general admission, which keeps it flexible for different types of performances. Normally the acoustics are really good, although at the most recent show they were a little bit off compared to what I've experienced before. Ticket prices are pretty average overall not cheap, but not outrageous either for the artists they bring in. Overall, it's a great venue with a consistently good lineup, and I'll definitely keep coming back for shows here.

Went to get tickets for comedian Gabriel Iglesias (Fluffy) for the beginning of September. We love…read moreseeing him, never leave without laughing so hard. We see him everytime he's at this venue. This will be about our 10th time seeing him. Customer Service was easy and pleasant. Looking forward to the show.

SteelStacks in Bethlehem absolutely surprised me in the best way…read more I'm used to the massive MusikFest setup, so rolling up to a smaller, all-grass stage felt totally different but honestly? It ended up being one of the most fun concert nights I've had in forever. I saw Set It Off, Zero 9:36, and Hollywood Undead... in the pouring rain... and it somehow made everything even better. The whole lawn has a gentle hill so you can see the stage from pretty much anywhere. Plus it's all general admission, which means you can wander, get closer, hang back by the buildings, sprawl out on the grass whatever fits your vibe in the moment. The acoustics were solid, the energy was wild, and we even got to meet a few of the Zero 9:36 guys afterward, which basically cemented the night as iconic. If you like flexible viewing, good sound, and concerts that turn into core memories because of the weather, the chaos, and the crowd SteelStacks is absolutely worth it.

Everything said in the other 5 star reviews is true.... But this is a food review (not a beer…read morereview , plenty of beer and good music.) If you come hungry, leave hungry. The food is dreadful, cold fries, dry, cold smash burger with a pickle glued to the bun with what I hope was cheese. Thank god for the ketchup. It was the only thing that made the food eatable. The dessert option included Italian water ice, which were chemically infused cherry flavored frozen ice without wooden spoon, just bendie plastic spoons available in plastic wrapped knife, fork and spoon napkin sets leaving you to toss the unused utensils in the trash, for the $3.00 price of the water ice you can afford the 10 cent paper wrapped biodegradable wooden spoons!

Congrats to the class of 2022. I enjoy working with Lehigh university and the students are amazing…read more I'm great that they are moving on

I go to the Goodman complex for soccer games every year. Lehigh is one of my favorite universities…read more Lehigh has some of the best athletic facilities of any school in the area, not counting Penn State of course. Their Patriot League teams have done very well academically and in sports. Lehigh makes good use of the space and their fields are impeccably clean and well irrigated. Everything is done very professionally, all the way down to the concession stands and bathrooms. One negative aspect is that the Goodman campus is so remote that you can't even fathom a means to walk to it from main campus, however there are buses on game days to provide students with a means of getting to and from the event.

Always a great time to walk around and get some staples- island noodles, aw shucks, etc. Great vibe!read more

My most favorite festival of the Lehigh Valley! There's something for everyone. Food,…read moreentertainment, music, and just a great vibe! It's vast so one day doesn't cut it for me. I need one day for the North Side and one day for the South Side. It's great! The volunteers are always willing to help as are the paid staff. I love the merch. A little pricey but so Musikfest centered so you absolutely need something!

I have eaten here before and have been very happy with the food. This time I called to make…read morereservations for Sunday Brunch for my wife's birthday. I asked for outside seating at 10:30am for a party of 8. I was told that I could only get 10:15 or 10:45 because they had to stagger the seating because it was going to be so busy outside for brunch. I chose 10:15 even though it was inconvenient for us to arrive at that time. When we arrived, there was one other table of 4. Really! That's what they think is busy!! Everyone started off with drinks. I ordered the Spice French drink which I had never had before. Sounded good until the waitress came back out and said they were out of the ingredients and would I like something else. No, I wanted the Spice French. Geez! Unbelievable! So we ordered food and it came out and we ate it, and we paid the bill and left. End of story.

We had our office Christmas party here and the food and entertainment was great. Happy hour…read morebetween 4-6 on Thursday/ Friday, so it was crazy in there during that time.

Lost River Caverns is a natural limestone cavern and tourist attraction located in Hellertown,…read morePennsylvania that has been forming for 250,000 years. Consisting of five chambers, the caverns were formed by the karstification or dissolving of the limestone by water. In the past, the cavern was also referred to as "Rentzheimer's Cave" or the "Lost Cave". The "Lost River", so named because the source and mouth of the river have not yet been discovered, flows through it. The temperature in the cave is consistently close to 52 °F (11 °C). The area on the surface of the cavern was a limestone quarry in the 19th century. In 1883, quarry workers ignited a black powder blast to remove limestone from the cliff face. In doing so, they discovered the entrance to the cavern. The first systematic exploration of the cavern didn't take place until three years later. In the years following the cavern's discovery, local residents found the underground spaces ideal for a variety of uses. During the late 1800s, a wooden dance floor was constructed in what is now called the "Crystal Chapel". Regular dances were held in the natural air conditioning of the cave. Irwin Gilman purchased the cave in 1929 and opened it to the public the following year. It is still owned and operated for tours by the Gilman family today. A small museum and gift shop stand above the surface of the cave entrance. From 1949 - 2009, the "Crystal Chapel" was available for weddings and other private ceremonies. Approximately 35,000 tourists explore the caverns annually. My family and I visited the Lost River Caverns this past summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. My wife and I had previously visited some natural caverns in upstate New York years ago. This was the first time that we explored caverns since we became parents. Both of our young sons loved exploring all of the various chambers. The tour was fun for the whole family. Our sons also enjoying learning about the different geological features such as stalactites, stalagmites, and fluorescent rocks. We even bought a toy miners helmet in the gift shop for our older son. If you're looking for a fun family activity to do in the Lehigh Valley, then we recommend visiting the Lost River Caverns.

The gift shop was fairly large with the usual collection of stuff but in addition had a large…read morecollection of various rocks and gem stones for sale. Our cave guide was enthusiastic and knew her stuff, handling questions as the tour progressed. If you've never been in a cave before you might be impressed but if you have , well I think you'll be disappointed. There aren't all that many types of formations to look at and those that are there are not all that impressive. We picked here because in our local area we have only been to Crystal Cave and thought we'd give it a shot. Glad we did but would recommend Crystal Cave over here. That said, if you've been to say Luray Caverns in Virginia then you won't be blown away by either of them!

Terrible school. They don't care about students and the administration doesn't know what it's doing.read more

Never will I attend another class here. They messed up my financial aid two times. The first time…read morethey charged me close to $4,000 because they made a mistake for my summer classes. The second time I should have only owed $235 for withdrawing from one class but they charged me for 2. I have emails showing that I only had one class that I withdrew from. It's a consistent thing and they don't have their act together. Their classes are not built for working students like they claim. Go somewhere with experience like Drexel, Lehigh or Moravian.