Good morning, Allentown.

Lehigh Valley Active Life at 1633 W.

Elm St. is hosting dance, exercise + creative arts classes running through Oct. 31, including Spinnin’ Simmons today and sessions like Johnny K and Tai Chi for Balance; call 610-437-3700 for details.

Shankweiler’s Drive-in hosted its Farm & Food Autumn Market on Sept.

13, where local growers and vendors offered fresh produce and treats, and the venue will host a Harvest Market on Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to unite the community.

Upper Macungie Township is hosting fall events from today through early November including a Trunk or Treat Trail and Fall Fest happening 5:30 to 9 p.m. today at Grange Park — a child safety workshop runs on Oct.

25, and nearby churches in Fogelsville and Breinigsville offer Halloween treats and meals.

Bethlehem-based Wishful Thinking Brewing Co. won gold at the Great American Beer Festival with its Brett beer On Any Given Day (held Oct.

10-11 in Denver), marking Pennsylvania’s only medal in the category.

Parkland High School Theater is presenting 'Shakespeare in Love' today at 7 p.m. at the school auditorium; the play retells Shakespeare’s journey with period costumes and surprising twists that explore themes of art and change.

The Windsor Cemetery—created by the Hasselman family—is an eerie Halloween display drawing visitors near Beverly and Windsor Drives in South Whitehall Township.

Drivers are urged to be cautious when passing the macabre setup featuring ghouls, monsters and skeletons.

ArtsQuest announced studio artists for its Creative Factory powered by PPL that will offer subsidized studio space and public programming.

The artists—working in diverse mediums such as painting, ceramics, and photography—will create exhibitions, lead classes, and host demonstrations with more details on the grand opening to come.

Hundreds attended the Parkland Homecoming Dance on Oct.

10 where McKensie Ashner was crowned queen and Adrian Lee crowned king; students enjoyed dining and dancing in the school cafeteria (a festive evening for the high school community).

A freeze watch is in effect from late Saturday night through Sunday morning across parts of our region, including Lehigh County, where sub-freezing temperatures in the low 30s may harm crops and outdoor plumbing.

Residents should protect tender plants now to avoid damage.

A freeze watch is in effect from late tonight through Sunday morning in parts of Lehigh County.

Residents should protect outdoor plants (temperatures dropping into the low 30s are expected) to avoid damage.