Diamond City Partnership – Alleghany Lofts

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This Saturday in Downtown Wilkes-Barre come celebrate the annual Multicultural Parade and Festival! 🎉This year's theme is "Integrate & Celebrate"The parade begins at the intersection of South Main and South Streets at 12 PM.Festival begins immediately after the Parade and continues until 8 PM. Festival includes Food Vendors, Live Music & Dance Performances. ... See MoreSee Less

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Downtown Wilkes-Barre

1 day ago

Join Sordoni Art Gallery at Wilkes University for a never-before-seen art show at Weckesser Hall! Artwork will be projected on the walls beginning at dusk, you don't want to miss this!SAG is excited to announce a brand-new form of art on Wilkes campus! On September 24th and 25th, “Light the Way Forward” will present a new form of media never before seen on Wilkes University campus. Jeff Dobrow is a technology-based visual artist who explores the ever-evolving, fluid relationship between technology, art, and process..Beginning around dusk (8:00pm), Weckesser Hall will have aboriginal artwork by 12 different Aboriginal artists projected onto the building, with accompanying music by Electric Fields, a group of Aboriginal musicians, to further engage and immerse the viewers. .This performance is in conjunction with Wilkes University’s inauguration of its 7th president, Dr. Greg Cant. The artwork and performance will pay homage to his native country, Australia, as a show of the welcoming of diversity, innovation, and appreciation Dr. Cant and his family bring to campus. .The visual show itself is provided by a group of 12 Aboriginal artists who have been credited with changing the face of global art history. Their use of ancient designs rarely seen by outsiders, they had begun creating their art on any materials possible, in an effort to preserve and educate on the knowledge of their culture. Their art focuses on Tjukurrpa, meaning Dreaming, and describes the time when ancestral beings created the earth and everything in it. They attribute social norms, kin relationships, art practices, ceremonies, and laws to their ancestral beings. The art created by members of the group, like Kenny Williams Tjampitjinpa and Yanatjarri Tjakamarra, directly reflect these ideals, and through the work of Jeff Dobrow, even the delivery of their work remains true to the artists’ roots...#sordoniartgallery #projection #environmentalart #architecture #lightmapping #aborigionalart #aboriginalartists #onlyinlc #discovernepa #downtownwb ... See MoreSee Less

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Downtown Wilkes-Barre

1 day ago

Starting October 6th, join us EVERY WEDNESDAY from 5 - 7 PM for SIPS Happy Hour in Downtown Wilkes-Barre! 🍻🥂🍷🥃🍸🍹 Enjoy $4 Beers, $5 Wines, & $6 Cocktails from your favorite bars and restaurants! Participating locations include Bank+Vine, Boozy B's, Broncos Vault, Cafe Toscana, Franklin's, Oyster Seafood & Steakhouse Wilkes-Barre, Rodano's, Senunas' Bar & Grill, and The Down Pour!Thank you to our presenting sponsor Fidelity Bank and our media sponsor Times LeaderWe can't wait to see you there! #SIPSDowntownWB #downtownwilkesbarre #happyhour ... See MoreSee Less

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Downtown Wilkes-Barre

1 day ago

There's a LOT happening in Downtown Wilkes-Barre this week. Looking for something to do? Check out and subscribe to our FREE weekly newsletter below!mailchi.mp/a7021ed173da/this-week-in-downtown-wilkes-barre-april-25-may-574433 ... See MoreSee Less

This Week in Downtown Wilkes-Barre: September 21 - September 27

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Downtown Wilkes-Barre

2 days ago

This SATURDAY! Join Fork Over Love for a free meal in Downtown Wilkes-Barre- everyone is welcome! 🍴Fork Over Love is on a mission to help communities thrive by purchasing dinners from small, local restaurants and distributing those dinners in nearby neighborhoods where ALL neighbors can come and receive a take-out dinner for free. ... See MoreSee Less

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