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Major regional symphony orchestra.
The Allentown Symphony Orchestra is an American symphony orchestra based in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1951, the orchestra's current home is the 1200-seat Miller Symphony Hall, located in downtown Allentown. The orchestra is the smallest symphony orchestra in the United States to own its own performance hall.
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World-class permanent art collection with changing exhibits.
American Hockey League affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers
The primary development team of the Philadelphia Flyers, competing in the American Hockey League, and playing at the PPL Center in center city Allentown from September through May.
Known more for being the home arena of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms ice hockey team, this 10,000-seat arena hosts regular major concerts and other entertainment events. Also has various indoor stadium food locations.
Exhibit galleries, library and area archives.
Allentown's three high schools compete athletically in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, which includes the 18 largest high schools from the Lehigh Valley and Poconos and is widely recognized as one of the highest quality high school athletic divisions in the nation. The conference has produced numerous professional and Olympic athletes and is especially known for its quality football and wrestling programs. All three of Allentown's large high schools play their home football games at J. Birney Stadium, the largest high school football stadium in Pennsylvania, located at 2027 Linden Street in Allentown.
Indoor karting with vehicles that reach speeds nearing 45 mph on an indoor 1/4 mile road course style track.