Published December 23. 2020 08:11PM
Channeling 1962, “Pip, the Mouse Before Christmas” puppet show has returned to downtown Allentown.
The first showing of “Pip” was in the Hess Department Store at the corner of Ninth and Hamilton streets.
The show has been presented by the Liberty Bell Museum, 622 W. Hamilton St., Allentown, since 2003.
“Pip” can be seen noon through 3:30 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays on the half-hour through Dec. 27, plus 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the half-hour Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve at the entrance to Grand Plaza, Ninth and Hamilton streets.
There will be no shows on Christmas Day.
Hali Heiser, Layne Heiser, Danielle Lubene-Ashby, Madelyn Ashby, Adonis Meitzler and Sarah Heiser, all of Allentown, enjoy “Pip the Mouse Before Christmas” Dec. 12 at Grand Plaza, Allentown.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND The “Pip The Mouse” mascot greets visitors to the “Pip The Mouse Before Christmas” show Dec. 12 at Grand Plaza, Allentown.
Liberty Bell Museum Curator Stephanie Burke announces the next showing of “Pip the Mouse Before Christmas” Dec. 12 at Grand Plaza, Allentown.
Allentown's Hannah Kistler gives “Pip the Mouse” a hug Dec. 12 outside the Grand Plaza, Allentown.
Sisters Kate and Carrie McClain, of Salisbury Township, visit with “Pip the Mouse” before his “Pip the Mouse Before Christmas” show.
