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 Frequently Asked Questions:

What will we see there?
Our exhibitors are artists and artisans, set up within their own booths, selling their own artwork. Each artist has been juried by an expert panel and has met our criteria of original art, designed and produced by the artist. Many of our artists are returning for the fourth consecutive year! 

Kids get a chance to create their own art under the kids' art activity tent. Stay as long as the creative juices are flowing! Today's young artists are tomorrow's Saucon Creek Arts Festival exhibitors!
But the fun doesn’t stop there—our grassy stage, sponsored by Godfrey Daniels, will entertain audiences with musical performances. Feel free to sing along, clap,and dance to the music!

What do we need to bring?
Bring the whole family! This event is open to kids of all ages, from one to ninety-nine! 

Do I need a stroller?
It's usually much easier to bring young children along in a stroller, and you are welcome to use them. Most of our festival terrain is grassy, so be prepared for a bumpy ride.

Can I bring my dog? 
The Saucon Creek Arts Festival is a dog-friendly venue. After visiting the artists' booths, your pet will enjoy a walk on our 1/4-mile loop trail, which wends its way along the Saucon Creek. Look for vendors selling homemade doggie treats!

What will I see at the Heller Homestead?
The Heller Homestead Park is home to the Heller Homestead, the Widow's House, the 4-Square Herb Garden, the Root Cellar, and the barn ruins. The Michael Heller House offers docent-led tours of period furnished rooms. In addition, our first floor Heller-Stever room tells the story of the homestead from the early 18th century through today, highlighting the people and events that occurred here over the past 200 years. Be sure to step inside the original parlor to view a special collection of art in the gallery.

Can I walk through the garden?
Yes! If you'd like to see the herbs, flowers, and vegetables that were used in the 19th century, a docent will give you a tour or you can stroll on your own.

Is there food at the event?
The Lehigh University Füd Truck uses locally-sourced foods to provide the freshest breakfast and lunch menu items available for your family’s dining. There will be kid-friendly items for purchase. 

How do I get there? Where should I park?
The event is located at Heller Homestead Park, which is conveniently located near Route 412 and approximately one mile south of Interstate 78 in Hellertown. For driving directions, enter this address in your GPS: 1890 Friedensville Road, Bethlehem, PA  18015.

There is free parking at nearby Water Street Park and surrounding streets — there will be plenty of spaces for everyone! Handicapped parking is available.
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Volunteers are needed for the day of the festival. If you'd like to join the fun, please Click on Support Us ​and go to VOLUNTEER!
For partnership applications please email us at: 
info@sauconvalleyconservancy.org or call 610-838-1199 and leave a message for us to return the call.