With Thursday night's epic event at Apollo Grill, we are proud to announce we've gone Forward To 400! Bethlehem Food Co-Op is now 404 households stronger together.

The 4th Annual Bethlehem Food Co-op Craft Fair and Earth Day Festival will take place on Saturday, April 22 in a new location, the St. Francis Retreat Center on Bridle Path Road in Bethlehem from 11 am - 4 p.m.

Admission is free and there is plenty of free onsite parking. Here is the list of this year's 50+ vendors.

Thanks to The Express-Times for their article on our presentation to Bethlehem City Council last night.

Thanks to WFMZ for covering our presentation to city council's committee in this article. (We're after the bamboo!)

Thanks to The Morning Call for this article on our presentation to city council's committee last night at city hall. 

On Monday, March 20 Co-op Board President Colleen Marsh presented an update to members of the Bethlehem City Council Community Development Committee on the progress the co-op had been making and where things stand in our ongoing efforts to open a community-owned grocery store. 

On April 22nd, 2017, Bethlehem Food Co-Op will host its 4th Annual Craft Fair.

We’re proud to continue our relationship with Northampton Community College to offer educational community classes on a variety of food-related topics for spring semester 2017. Online registration is now available—Make sure to note the registration deadlines & sign up early!

As we move through this season of hustle & bustle and into a new year of growth & development, I pause for a moment to think of all this Co-Op has accomplished over the past year, and even more, the stellar people who have come together to work towards building a stronger, more vibrant community.

At last week’s Bethlehem Food Co-op Annual Membership Meeting, the board of directors announced the formation of its real estate committee, which will begin the process of searching for a downtown location for the community-owned grocery store.