ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks
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ArtsQuest, the nonprofit behind the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, runs a seven-week Summer Art Camp for children entering kindergarten through 12th grade, held at Moravian University's South Campus at 346 Main St. Campers choose full-day or half-day sessions, working with teaching artists across drawing, painting, fiber arts, sculpture and mixed media, with grades K-5 exploring the artistic process through making, viewing and discussing art. Weekly pricing has been $315 full day and $180 half day, with member discounts.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★EricVonHaSent a reply email to the membership staff who originally sent me an email about joining... I made them aware about a terrible dine-in experience at a concert from the prior weekend. They assured followup from operations and then never heard back. We're not complainers but that particular night was epic fail across the board. Our best recommendation, skip the dine-in packages -- only buy a GA ticket for any concert. The operations dining staff and management do-not-care
★★★★★Lyndsie ThomasMy family and I went to the peeps fest for the 2nd year in a row. This year was very cold we didn't goto all the stops on the map, but we did have fun and enjoyed the fireworks. Went inside for shaped balloons my littles was last in line. Suprised this event is still affordable. Will continue to return. Thank you artsquest
★★★★★Peter CerrutiSo lucky to live close to this venue! It's a really cool looking place to come and enjoy hearing live music of such varied genres. There is really something for just about everyone on any given night.
★★★★★Patrick McEvoyAs a history teacher, this place is awesome. Combine history with modernization, it's like stepping into The Industrial Revolution. Then you can sit at a concert, gamble at the casino, and eat at great places.
★★★★★Kimberly MeasureIt was our first visit. We opted for a tour guide. Amy was very informative and friendly answering everyone's questions. We learned a good history lesson in the Industrial Period at Bethlehem Steel