Another First Friday is upon us and the Fourth of July holiday won’t slow down tonight’s art walk. Twenty-four venues are participating tonight, including Anthology Books, 515 Center St., Second Floor; the Times Tribune, 149 Penn Ave.; The Crazy Pineapple, 317 Linden St.; Electric Theatre Company, 326 Spruce St., Second Floor; GreenBeing, 334 Adams Ave.; The Fanciful Fox, 342 Adams Ave.; and Urban Vibe Productions,...

This Friday brings the First Friday Scranton art walk to downtown Scranton. Don’t forget about the First Friday Art Auction scheduled for June 10; you can preview works up for auction with a preview display at the Melberger Arts Center Gallery, 123 Wyoming Ave., on Friday. Anthology, 515 Center St., 2nd Floor, will host “Dogs with Jobs,” an exhibit of Michele Broton photography which will benefit Fallen Officers...

First Friday Scranton will return to the downtown tonight from 6-9 p.m. with great art and music planned at galleries and businesses throughout the Electric City. GreenBeing, 334 Adams Ave., will host a benefit for Kelly Ruddy with artwork by Nicole Barrasse, Megan Lee and Allison Larussa and music by Jacob Cole and friends. Keep Reading

Some businesses may have the day off, but the First Friday art walk is definitely on this Friday, July 3, from 6-8 p.m. Start your Independence Day weekend off right with a walk through 22 different venues around Downtown Scranton displaying the works of talented local artists. Some of the exhibits you won’t want to miss this month include eMAC Designs handmade jewelry featuring found and recycled items by Emily...

If you can’t wait for LadyFest 2009 on July 24 in Nay Aug Park, get an early start with the LadyFest Kick Off Party scheduled for June 27 at 6 p.m. at the Vintage Theater, 222 Wyoming Ave., Scranton. The Kick Off Party will feature musicians Carlene Marjorino, Donnie Kirchner, Empty Cases, No West and Satellite; and artwork by Melissa Diltz, Desiree Zielinski, Brad Kisbaugh and Alec Hinz. Food will be provided by...

The combination of First Friday and the return of the Rooftop Party made for an entertaining Friday evening in downtown Scranton. There was music in the air nearly everywhere you stopped – either from the Rooftop Party band, Music for Models, or from any of the numerous musical acts performing at First Friday venues around the downtown. For a photo slideshow of First Friday and the Rooftop Party, click on the “Gallery”...