The Schemel Forum in collaboration with Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Music and Medicine: Leonard Bernstein

General Admission, first-come first-served, cabaret-style seating in the Scranton Cultural Center’s Grand Ballroom.

Lecture/Performance will be followed by a Q&A Session and Reception

Due the impending weather this event has been postponed.

A new date will be determined and announced at a later date. Tickets for tonight’s event will be honored for the new date. Please visit http://www.LCLSHome.org for more details and updates.

Tickets are Free to LCLS Library Card Holders

Admission to the Theatre is by Ticket Only

Tickets are available at your Local LCLS Branch Library in person only, Limit 4 per household.

Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Theatre / General Admission Seating

Doors Open at 6:30pm

Event Begins at 7:00pm

Visit the Lackawanna County Library System Site

The 2018 American Masters Lecture features Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Colson Whitehead, author of The Underground Railroad. 

Tickets are Free to LCLS Library Card Holders

Admission to the Theatre is by Ticket Only

Tickets are available at your Local LCLS Branch Library in person only, Limit 4 per household.

Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Theatre / General Admission Seating

Doors Open at 6:30pm

Event Begins at 7:00pm

Visit the Lackawanna County Library System Site

The 2019 American Masters Lecture features Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Colson Whitehead, author of The Underground Railroad. 

Nineteenth Annual
Evening of Fine Food and Wine

$100 Per Person
$125 Per Patron

Wine and dine your way through the historic Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple.  Evening of Fine Food and Wine is a unique event that allows attendees to sample tasting portions and wine pairings prepared and selected by signature area restaurants, all while exploring one of Scranton’s most treasured architectural gems.  This limited seating event always sells out, so be sure to reserve your spot!

Cocktail hour music provided by Kenny McGraw.  Dessert hour music provided by The Fab Three.

The 2019 Scranton Fringe Festival (Friday, September 27th – Sunday, October 6th) is a celebration of community and the performing arts! For the past four years we have presented hundreds of creative works to over 10,000+ unique audience members!

The Scranton Fringe Festival is dedicated to creating a bold and engaging platform for creative and thought provoking art with minimal risk to artist and audience. Regional as well as touring artists are welcomed to present work with no censorship placed on content or artistic expression while striving to promote Scranton as a viable and creative environment.

The Scranton Fringe Festival is held annually across several consecutive days in multiple venues throughout downtown Scranton. Theatre, music, dance, film, comedy, puppetry and every other sort of performing-arts-production you can imagine are welcomed on the fringe! The festival is kept accessible and affordable for artists (no application fees, comparably small production fees) and audiences (special free programming, affordable tickets, hopper passes, etc) alike!

Scranton Fringe was co-founded by Conor O’Brien (current Executive Director) and Elizabeth Bohan (current Managing Director). The 2018 Board of Directors also includes: Melissa Carestia, Susan Estler, John Farkas, Lorrie Loughney, Dr. Robert McKeage, Michael Muller, Alberto Paramo, and Camille Reinecke. Various members of the community serve on the Programming, Marketing and Fundraising committees that provide vital support to the organization.  Scranton Fringe Festival’s mission is deemed non-profit (via its 501c3 fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas).

Scranton Fringe celebrated its first festival October 1st – 4th 2015 to great success. With forty-seven (47) productions spanning nearly one hundred (100) individual performances, and approximately three-thousand (3000) in attendance, Scranton Fringe has proven itself to be a major event in the cultural landscape of NEPA. Having grown each year we are thrilled to present our fifth Fringe Festival, September 27th – October 6th 2019 across downtown Scranton. 

CLICK HERE for more information about the Scranton Fringe Festival!

Scranton Fringe Festival – SCC Events/ Performances

The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple’s
4th Annual
100 for $100 Raffle

Featuring 100 prizes valued at $100 or more!
Only 1,000 tickets will be sold!
GRAND PRIZE: $10,000!
Additional Cash Prizes of $5,000 and $2,500!

Tickets are $100 each and include admission to our Oktoberfest Party on October 11 at 6:00 PM, where the 100 for $100 Raffle Drawing will be held. In addition to cash prizes, we’re also pleased to feature technology, gift certificates to stores and restaurants, home decor and so much more! To view our current prize offerings or purchase tickets online, visit SCCMT.org/100! They are added as they are received.

Entrants don’t need to be present to win, but who would want to miss this party? It includes beer and wine as well as festive German Foods and lots of fun!

License #4826 | Permit #164

The Oktoberfest Drawing Party is sponsored by Cadden Brothers, Technic IT Group, Richard Mellow Electrical and Kelly Volkswagen.

The Scranton Cultural Center’s 2019-2020 Season is sponsored by UGL, Inc. and LT Verrastro.  Supported by Lackawanna County and the PA Council on the Arts.

Tickets are not available from the Scranton Cultural Center.

Please contact Fox News Channel for inquiries or tune in to Fox News Channel to watch live.

Fox News Channel Anchors, Bret Baier & Martha MacCallum, will be hosting an exclusive one hour Town Hall with special guest, President Donald J. Trump. This Town Hall event will focus on news of the day and issues important to voters in the 2020 Presidential Race.

The Town Hall will be televised LIVE on Fox News Channel from 6:30-7:30 EST.

David Sedaris Lecture Postponed

New Date Will Be Announced Later

The Lackawanna County Library System’s American Masters Lecture featuring David Sedaris, originally scheduled for Monday, April 6, has been canceled due to concerns about the coronavirus, according to an announcement by Mary Garm, director of the Library System.

The lecture in Scranton by Mr. Sedaris was part of a  40-city lecture tour the author and humorist had planned. The entire tour has been placed on hold, Mrs. Garm said.

It will be rescheduled a  new date for the lecture will be announced later, she added

The 20th Annual Evening of Fine Food and Wine scheduled for April 19, 2020 has been postponed. The Scranton Cultural Center is working with our partners to reschedule. Once a new date is
finalized, the ticket procedures and policies will be announced. 

We will continue to update the public and our patrons about other upcoming shows as more information becomes available.

20th Anniversary
Evening of Fine Food and Wine

To reserve your spot and help support the SCC at this time, please select buy tickets below.