More Information Jeanette Barres Zug Lecture You Point We Pick program at Burnside Plantation (Bethlehem’s farm in the city) allows guests to select from garden vegetables, herbs, and flowers. More Information You Point, We Pick at Burnside Join us the first Saturday of each month for a day of family fun at Burnside Colonial farm! You’re invited to explore the history of our “farm in the city” - a part of the Moravian community since 1748.
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More Information Free Sundays at MuseumsĬome explore the rich history of the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts and the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem for FREE - every first Sunday of the month from June through November. Historic Bethlehem offers exciting, relevant, educational, and hands-on programs for students - all linked to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s standards. Shibori dying art workshop is coming to Historic Bethlehem! “The Art of Shibori” will be at the Single Sisters House on September 30. You can learn about Bethlehem’s past through special events, tours, and hands-on activities.
Our educational and historic programs incorporate HBMS’ rich archives, collections, special celebration venues, and news resources that are sure to attract and engage.
Membership Information Programs Home / Learn / Programs Work with us and share in our mission to keep our history alive while building our future together. Review updates and progress on Historic Bethlehem’s initiative to grow closer to our World Heritage nomination. Get to know more about HBMS - dedicated to telling the stories of Bethlehem's past and its lasting impact on our community.įind out why our city is The Christmas City while planning your scenic downtown visit and warming to our holiday traditions. Walk through history as we guide you to things to learn, places to discover, and events that help connect us to our rich heritage.ĭiscover the stories behind where we came from, how we arrived here, and what we are doing now to serve our community. Taking the World Stage Capital Campaign.The Journey to World Heritage Site Status.They looked quite persuasive.Programs | Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites skip to navigation Somewhat ironically, given her instinct for calm and serenity, these were the biggest departure for her this season. Johnson proposed Italian-made coats, jackets, and pants in patchwork cotton drill well-suited to that task. Let’s face it, as much as we cherish the few moments of calm we get, we all have to make our way in the day-to-day chaos around us. A slip dress constructed from panels of indigo shibori handmade in India was as Ulla as it gets and the collection’s standout. She’s nurtured a thriving business based on her eye for the feminine details. Over the years, Johnson has developed a vocabulary of frills, embroideries, and lush floral prints. The UJ team did research on Victorian underpinnings, and there were sweet dresses in organza with the simplicity and lightness of slips. She conveyed that by expanding her usual repertoire to include a ribbed-knit set in a heathery oatmeal color, pajama-like cotton shirts and pants elevated with the addition of a quilted satin vest, and a button-front tank dress worn over matching bottoms in a soothing shade of green crepe de chine. “We’ve all been doing a lot of reflection, and in those moments I decided I wanted to tell a story about pauses.”
“The garden was a bit of an oasis for me during this last chapter,” said Johnson, who lives nearby. The day’s packed schedule would require two more commutes back and forth to Brooklyn, but this was a moment of calm. Below the Attacca Quartet, cicadas were making music of their own. There wasn’t a cloud in the sky and the temperature was mild. It’s an idyllic spot no matter the conditions, but the weather gods were more agreeable than usual this morning. Ulla Johnson is the first designer to have secured the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for a show.
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