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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem's Event Center is a 2,500-seat concert venue inside the former Bethlehem Steel site — a remarkable setting that pairs America's industrial heritage with Las Vegas-style entertainment. The Lehigh Valley's primary casino resort books national touring country, rock, R&B, and comedy acts for a market that spans eastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey between New York City and Philadelphia.

77 Sands Blvd 18015

Easton, Pennsylvania

State Theatre Easton is the Lehigh Valley's most beloved performing arts venue — a beautifully restored 1910 Easton theater presenting national touring concerts, Broadway productions, and the full range of performing arts for the Northampton County community. Easton's extraordinary historic downtown, its position at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, and the State Theatre's consistent programming quality create a performing arts experience that draws audiences from across the Lehigh Valley.

453 Northampton St, Easton, PA 18042

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Fulton Theatre is one of America's most historically significant performing arts venues — a National Historic Landmark theater in Lancaster that has been presenting professional theater since 1852, making it the oldest continuously operating theater in the United States. Its extraordinary architectural preservation, its consistent production of Broadway-quality regional theater, and its extraordinary historical significance (Presidents Buchanan, Grant, and Hayes all attended performances here) make it one of America's most treasured cultural institutions.

12 N Prince St, Lancaster, PA 17603

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Academy of Music is the oldest opera house in the United States still used for its original purpose — a National Historic Landmark opera house that has been presenting the world's greatest music since 1857 as the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra (among the finest orchestras in the world), Opera Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania Ballet. Its extraordinary architectural grandeur (modeled on La Fenice in Venice), its 160-year history as Philadelphia's musical heart, and its position on the Avenue of the Arts create a concert hall experience of the highest international standard.

240 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Forrest Theatre is one of Philadelphia's most beloved historic theaters — a 1927 Walnut Street house presenting major Broadway touring productions for the Philadelphia theater community. Its extraordinary architectural preservation, its consistent presentation of pre-Broadway tryouts and national touring productions, and its central position in Philadelphia's walkable Center City theater district create one of the East Coast's most important theatrical destinations outside of New York.

1114 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Merriam Theater at the Kimmel Cultural Campus is Philadelphia's premier Broadway touring venue — a 1,880-seat Broadway-quality house presenting the Philadelphia Theatre Company and major Broadway touring productions on the Avenue of the Arts. Its extraordinary acoustics, its beautiful 1918 Beaux Arts design, and its role as the primary Broadway destination for the greater Philadelphia region create a theatrical experience befitting the most important cultural address on the East Coast outside of New York.

250 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Verizon Hall at Kimmel Center is the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra — one of the world's greatest symphonic organizations (the "Big Five" American orchestras) performing in a 2,500-seat concert hall specifically designed to showcase the Orchestra's legendary "Philadelphia sound." The Philadelphia Orchestra's extraordinary legacy under conductors including Eugene Ormandy, Ricardo Muti, and Yannick Nézet-Séguin creates a musical institution of the highest international distinction in one of the most perfectly designed concert halls in North America.

300 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wilma Theater is Philadelphia's most artistically adventurous theater company — an Avenue of the Arts institution consistently producing some of the most critically acclaimed theatrical work in the United States and developing original productions that go on to national recognition. Its extraordinary commitment to the highest standard of theatrical craftsmanship and its role in developing some of America's finest theater artists make it the most artistically significant producing theater in Pennsylvania.

265 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19107