Musikfest is back for its 37th year, but it will look a little different this year. The Bethlehem music festival opens Friday with a mix of live music and virtual performances.

"This is an artistic response to this unique moment in history."

July means mouth-watering blueberry pie, blueberry strudel and blueberry ice cream at historic Bethlehem's Blueberry Festival.

With Berks County now in the "green," West Reading's 2nd Friday will feature live music, expanded restaurant seating, and limited retail reopening.

Berks, Lehigh, Northampton, and surrounding counties have officially been designated as "green," meaning things are starting to open up, although with social distancing and other precautions.

The COVID-19 pandemic has cancelled in-person events at the Kutztown Folk Festival this year, but there are still plenty of opportunities to get a virtual taste of Pennsylvania German culture when the festival goes online through July 6.

While 1st Street Players can't perform in their building at Birdsboro Community Theatre, the Berks County theater troupe instead decided to bring a production to the public direct from their homes.

Like so many other music venues, Godfrey Daniels was forced to cancel all live performances due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem's Bach at Noon summer concert series is one of the many popular performance programs that have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The choir, however, decided not to let social distancing get in the way of the free music series.

Touchstone Theatre's annual apprentice theater showcase, "Fresh Voices," takes viewers on a drive through a car wash and podcasting in an all-online program of original works for the first time.