Saturday mornings at the Banana Factory are filled with giggles, grins and the sounds of children's voices... It's KidTunes!
KidTunes is a monthly music series designed to introduce children to diverse musical genres like rock, jazz, world and folk. The series will take place the second Saturday of the month and feature talented children's performers from throughout the Northeast.
Performances begin at 11AM and take place at...
The Banana Factory arts center
25 W. Third St.
Bethlehem, PA 18015
610-332-1300
Tickets are...
$8 for ArtsQuest members and $9 for non members.
Performances may sell out, so you are encouraged to buy your tickets in advance (online).
Tickets can also be purchased at the door (based on availability).
KidTunes is presented by...
9.11.2010
Uncle Rock, AKA Robert Burke Warren, has been dazzling audiences of ALL ages with his inspiring music that bridges the gap between adult and children's music seamlessly. This is truly "Rock of ALL Ages!"
Erin Lee 10.9.2010
Award-winning tunes and tales for kids (and their grown-ups!) Erin Lee and the Up Past Bedtime Band's original songs reflect a kid's eye view of the world that is sometimes poignant, sometimes laugh-out-loud funny and sometimes a little bit of both.
We Kids Rock 11.13.2010
We Kids Rock is a dynamic children’s band that invites the audience to be part of the show by singing, clapping, dancing and playing rhythm instruments.
The group, which was formed by singer/songwriter/musician Bill Currier, a member of the Flamin’ Caucasians, has released three CDs, “Everybody Clap Your Hands,” Let the Sun Shine” and “There’s a Train.” We Kids Rock also offers educational music programs for infants through 5-year olds at locations in the Philadelphia region and Delaware.
Kira Willey12.11.2010
Kira’s songs are in frequent rotation on XM/Sirius Radio, and she performs with her band at music festivals, schools, yoga studios and other family-friendly venues. Kira originally created “Dance for the Sun” to use in her kids’ yoga classes, but the CD has since found a devoted following above and beyond its connection to yoga. When Kira’s song “Colors” was chosen for Dell’s laptop ad campaign in 2008, its worldwide exposure brought Kira’s music to people around the globe.