EVENTS

Join us for a participatory celebration of Latinx culture: a community jam session or bombazo! Bring your musical instruments, or borrow one of ours. This night of jams led by local Latinx musicians is a showcase for individuals and community groups alike. All are invited to join in the performance, with multiple styles of music coming together on stage in a celebration of community and culture. Play along, sing along, or just kick back and enjoy the food, friendship, and fiesta!

WHAT TO EXPECT

Come prepared to join the jam session! Bring your own instrument or borrow one of ours. Everyone is welcome – musically gifted or not – to play, sing, dance, and enjoy together.

PARKING: There is nearby street or lot parking (here’s a link to Bethlehem parking options).  Recommended options include: 1) Mechanic Street Parking Lot between Webster & Taylor Streets and Mechanic Street and the Greenway – 3 min walk; 2) Third & Taylor Street lot next to Southside 313 at 313 E. 3rd St. – 3 min. walk; or 3) the South New St. Garage (324 S. New Street), which is a 7 minute walk along the Greenway to the theatre.

ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION: Accessible restrooms are available inside Touchstone Theatre. Accessible seating is available; please contact Touchstone Theatre via phone at (610) 867-1689 or via email at touchstone@touchstone.org to reserve accessible seating in advance or inquire about accessible parking. Please note that seating is in the Touchstone parking lot which is accessed via a sloped driveway.

[Image description: A latino man stands on stage playing a guitar. He wears a black shirt, and has black curly hair, and a black beard. He stands in front of a mic, in the middle of a song. He looks down at his guitar, lost in concentration. Behind him, out of focus, is a plain green and black background – some sort of fabric that covers the wall.]