Electronics Recycling Event June 9
Helping to keep dangerous metals from our landfills.
Thank you to our organizer Wendie Lazansky and other volunteers: Peter Jodik , Bill Karpovich, John Clarry, Lane Benson and Tom Yuracka.
Progressive Dinner 2018
Bring on dessert!
Margaret, Jeff, Lisa, Scott & Sophie
JoAnn, Michael & Michael
Peter, Kathleen & Mar
The Peoples
Helping hands
PA Council for the Arts Grant 2017
Wednesday, October 18, The Lehigh Valley Arts Council presented WPCA with a Project Stream Grant funded by the Pennsylvania Council for the Arts. It will be used to fund our Spring Brunch/Music in the Park with Tri City Tango as well as the 2nd
Annual Plein Air Workshop instructed by Adriano Farinella which enables us to provide the West Park Arts Education Scholarships providing means for area artists to continue thier education at the Baum School of Art.
The event took place at The National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem.
WPCA President, Thomas Yuracka with Sculptor, Dan Kainz.
We are saddened to announce the passing of long time neighbor and WPCA member Peggy Egolf. She was a past president, board member, and chairperson for Art-in-the-Park as well as being actively involved in all aspects of the organization. Her hard work and dedication will be missed. Services will be held at Stephens Funeral Home Saturday, September 9, 2017. Click here for obituary.
The Trajectory Heart in West Park Sunday, July 16, 2017
Tom Mann, Artist
Our fountain is back!!
April 11, 2017
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Neighborhood Street Tree Planting
November 5, 2016
Working can be fun!
The end of a job well done.
Learning to plant.
Supervision.
PA Council for the Arts Grant 2016
Wednesday, October 19, The Lehigh Valley Arts Council presented WPCA with a Project Stream Grant funded by the Pennsylvania Council for the Arts. The grant will be used for a cultural renaissance program offering Dance workshops, live music and plein air painting in West Park the summer of 2017.
The event took place at the Facility of Smooth-On, Inc. in Macungie, a manufacturer of rubbers, plastics, and foams used in the creation of 3-D props and sets for movies.
