The Gap just re-opened this past weekend as a 35mm repertory theater, and I couldn't be happier…read moreabout it. The new owners have revamped the cinema, it's very clean and nicely decorated; excellent atmosphere. The screen is still as large as it ever was, and the sound nice and loud. They offer some seats off to either side of the screen that are ascending with stairs; it's not quite a balcony, but if you don't want to sit in the main section, with the sloped floor, you can get one of these spots. Movies right now are ten bucks for a single feature, fifteen for a double feature, and twenty for a triple feature. Very fair pricing for quality entertainment. They've also got a concession stand with lots of choices, including popcorn from their friends at Shankweiler's Drive-In. If you're a film fan, if "35mm" means anything to you, if you love old-fashioned single-screen cinemas, you owe it to yourself to check this place out as soon as possible. Their March 2025 calendar is loaded with awesome titles, with more promised for the rest of the year.

First time here and I encourage you to give it a try. First run movies at half the price. Very…read moreaffordable concessions. Not a lot of choices but do you really need more than popcorn, candy, and soda? Small but clean. Sound surprisingly good for an old theater. We'll be watching for films we want to see and plan to come back regularly!

Such a cool first-time experience! I'd never been to a drive-in before, but found this place on…read moreTikTok and saw they were showing the new Spider-Man, so I had to check it out. It's about an hour outside the city and definitely in the cut, but it felt like its own little oasis. Since the theater dates back to the 1930s, I do think a little remodeling would go a long way, but the vintage look definitely adds to the nostalgic charm. The staff was nice, everything ran smoothly, and the snack bar had plenty of veggie options. The veggie hot dogs were on point. 10/10--I had three. Overall, great experience and I'd definitely recommend it. I'll be back!

Love this place. This place is a nice cute spot with very friendly considerate staff. The food…read moreprices are very good and the quality isn't bad at all. The popcorn is the best. The bathroom is very clean and love the retro feel to the place. My family and I have made this our drive in place

I recently attended Touchstone Theatre's annual Festival Unbound featuring dance, music, walking…read moretours and socially engaged artistic experiences throughout Bethlehem. What an absolute treat! The events were all unique and extremely well produced. The opening ceremony was held at City Hall and was a wonderful sample of local artists supported by the town mayor. At Ice House I got to experience a new play about affordable housing called "Most Beautiful Home Maybe" which was interactive and very thought provoking. At National Sokols I saw a theatrical wrestling match from LVAC and rock show paired with delicious food from Jenny's Kuali catering (unbelievably delicious!) There were fun pop up story collecting booths throughout the town. Some of my friends attended, and raved about, the historic and artistic walking tours and really got to know the neighborhoods and history. Touchstone itself is also an amazing venue and ensemble theatre company and I look forward to catching a show soon! Congrats to Mary Wright, the Director of Education for curating and directing such a meaningful and impactful festival. Wow!! Absolutely epic experience - I wish every town would invest in community in this way. Outstanding!!

100 seats in a intimate theater. A talented cast and professional production for the Dictators…read more Good job.

This theater has nostalgia in spades. $5 for adult tickets, $1 more for 3-D features... The…read morepopcorn, soda & snacks prices are refreshingly low too. However, the entire place could use a bit of a facelift (but, of course, if they did that then the prices would certainly go up to compensate). As Britt M. noted, the seats are a bit narrow... The sound system & screen in the lower 250-seat theatre is certainly nice enough, I've never seen a movie in their smaller (90-seat) theater upstairs. Our movie started right on time, without any commercials whatsoever! That's really odd, and I sometimes look forward to those previews. The bathrooms are easily 70 years old: gigantic 4' high urinals, 1" square tile floors, the faucets in the men's room were separate for hot & cold water, and the one was missing a handle. They have the original silent projector from 1917 on display in the lobby from when the theater first opened. According to the signage, they are one of the oldest purpose-built theaters still in continuous usage. The theater is CASH ONLY.

Cheap movies, cheap snacks. The only reason they got 4 stars is they need to get more comfortable…read moreseats

We've never had a bad experience at the annual 3rd and Ferry St Clam Jam in Easton, with this year…read morebeing no exception!! It's just a downright awesome all around time to be enjoyed by anyone able to make the journey and attend. The venue boasts multiple food and drink vendors, retail vendors, contests, activities for kids and overall they packed so much into the 7 hour festivities!! It's a seafood festival but omg, there are so many different food types to be found, so many cultures represented and I promise you'll definitely leave completely full (plus pretty tipsy)! Also the live music, cigar/cocktail lounge, multiple game stations and the all encompassing vibe were a thoroughly welcoming treat!! Make sure to save the date for next year's event!!! Cheers to all!!

Great atmosphere. Lots of vendors. Food was great. Not pricey . Enjoy it and will definitely do…read morethis again.

Many events come to this spot, and they're often free. Come and enjoy their theater and exhibits.read more

First visit. Really enjoyed watching Drum Tao. Had great seats in the grand tier where even in row…read moreS we could see everything. Well designed theatre. Seats were comfortable for the 2 hour performance. Reasonable ticket prices. Small free art gallery on site if you arrive early, Had a drink before the performance but good luck getting one in the 20 minute intermission as there must have been 50 people in line for the 2 person bar. Parking was free and easy in the attached parking garage but the entrance to the arts center isn't marked (it would be a small and very helpful feature). Parking on level 3 worked as there are steps to a small bridge to the theatre. Definitely planning on another visit.

Came on their first ever Preview Night and I'm so glad they started doing this. Granted, you don't…read moreget the extensive garlicky fare as the two main days but how much can you really eat anyway? There were enough selections of adult beverages, food, and snacks that I got to experience the whole EGF vibe MINUS the crowds, long lines, and the insane traffic. We enjoyed 3 bands, one of which I totally rocked out to. They said they're new to the scene and I appreciate that EGF gave this new band the platform. I've come in previous years but this one has to stand out as the best!

This was so much fun all me and my friend went everyone was so nice everything was a reasonable…read moreprice and the atmosphere in general was so amazing

My family was in Allentown, PA to spend the holidays and we came across the City of Allentown -…read moreLights In The Parkway activity available from November 24 through December 31, 2023. It was very easy to reserve the tickets online. For sedans, SUVs, trucks, mini vans, it was $16 prior to the processing fee and tax. We reserved tickets for December 24th at 5:30pm. The entrance to Lights in the Parkway is 1700 Martin Luther King Jr Dr. I put Lights In The Parkway(Entrance) in the GPS and it brought us directly there. Also, there were signs leading to the entrance along the way. At first, we showed we had tickets to people directing traffic and then our tickets were scanned at the ticket booth. After that, we were instructed to turn off our headlights and went through the drive-through light display. It took us maybe about 10 minutes to get to the beginning of the lights. There were lighted trees, light tunnels, and animated displays. I can't imagine how long it takes to put up the displays. For the price, this activity was definitely worth it. It is a fun family activity to get in the car, listen to holiday music, and look at the displays. It took us about 30 minutes to go through the whole display. Thankfully we didn't have to wait long to get our tickets scanned. I was worried when I was reading reviews about waiting an hour.

We took the trip through the lights last week and we thought it was great. I do wish it was a bit…read morelonger since we drove 45 mins each way to be able to do this for the kids, but the price is very good for what you get. I definitely would love if they made this longer and charged a bit more if they had to though. It was under 2 miles long and did seem longer than that simply because we were driving slowly, but I would have preferred a bit more. Also make sure you tune your radio in to the station they link up with. It plays holiday music while you're watching the lights. Also also, turn off your headlights while going through. It will help you see things better and also takes some of the glare off your photos!