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June Jun 1. 7th Annual Ladies’ 5K Run/Walk.

Funds from this year’s event will be used to support a weight management program for women called Fit and Fabulous...At Any Age. Participants may compete as individuals or as mother-daughter teams. There will be complimentary refreshments, an awards ceremony and random drawings after the race. 8:30am. Starting at the Outpatient Surgery Center, York. 717-849-5492, http://usroadrunning.com/index.php?club_id=1313 Jun 1. Stewartstown Lions Journey for Sight 5K. Walk starts at 8:30am. Run starts at 9am.

Naylor Wine Cellars, Stewartstown. http://www. active.com/running/stewartstown-pa/stewartstownlions-journey-for-sight-5k-2013 Jun 1. Strawberry Days. Stop in for local strawberry treats from all of the vendors. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Jun 1. East Coast Django Gypsy Fest. A smaller version of festivals held all over Europe that celebrate the music of the great Django Reinhardt, a jazz guitarist born in Belgium who grew up among gypsies in France. Gates open at noon. Adm. Rain or shine. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Elicker’s Grove Park, Spring Grove. www.DjangoGypsyFest.com Jun 2. Performance: Mark Herman - Organ Concert. Music From The Movies – A Salute to the Golden Age of Movie Musicals from Busby Berkley to Lerner & Loewe. Presented by Susquehanna Valley Theatre Organ Society. 3pm. Capitol Theatre, StrandCapitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-846-1111, www.mystrandcapitol.org Jun 2. Performance: Season Finale Concert. Featuring the combined York County Junior and Senior Honors Choirs. 6:30pm. Central York High School, York. 717-846-1155, ext. 303, www.theychc.org Jun 2, 9, 23, 30, Jul 7, 21, 28, Aug 11, 18, 25.

Historic Wallace-Cross Mill Open House.

1:30-4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 2. Senior Expo. Featuring vendors and demonstrations. Attendees will learn about growing older and making the most of it. Noon-4pm. New Freedom Community Center, New Freedom. 717-235-2337, www.newfreedomboro.org Jun 2. Spring Music & Wine Festival.

Celebrate spring with live music, food, unique artists, vendors and wine. Noon-7pm. A silent auction for a local family will be held from noon-5pm. Adm. Rain or shine. Naylor Wine Cellars, Stewartstown. 800292-3370, 717-993-2431, www.naylorwine.com Jun 6. Lecture: Jeb Stuart’s March Through Dillsburg. Scott Mingus will present his book on Jeb Stuart’s march through Dillsburg. 7pm. Maple Shade Barn, Dillsburg. 717-502-1440, www.northernyorkhistorical.org, www.scottmingus.com

Jun 6. Performance: Kansas. One unforgettable night with music that helped make rock classic, including hit songs “Carry On Wayward Son,” “Dust in the Wind” and more. 7:30pm. Strand Theatre, StrandCapitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-846-1111, www.mystrandcapitol.org Jun 7. Performance: Jazz in the City. Regional musicians will perform during First Friday festivities.

5-7pm. Studio, Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-846-1111, www.mystrandcapitol.org Jun 7-9. Performance: The June Jubilee. A weekend of dance performances to showcase talents and inspire achievement. Several different programs utilize full theatrical facilities, such as scenery, lighting, special effects, props and sound, to provide a professional, entertaining performance experience.

Central York High School, York. 717-755-MOVE, http:// gydance.org/ Jun 7. Musicale: A Potpourri of Song. Enjoy a late spring evening listening to the amazing voice of Laura Heydt Adams and the marvelous flute playing of Barbra Duvall Baker, with a cameo appearance

by Dr. Robert Hart Baker playing his oboe. Jami Paules will perform on piano. Several dinner options will be available. 6:30pm. Adm. Benefits the York Symphony Orchestra. The Valencia Ballroom, York. www.yorksymphony.org Jun 7. 25th Annual York County Economic Alliance Golf Outing. Cost includes cart and greens fees, lunch, tee gift, beverages, dinner, contests, prizes and more. Mulligans, power drives and putting contest entries will be available to purchase at the event. 9:30am. Briarwood Golf Club, York. 717848-4000, www.ycea-pa.org Jun 7. First Friday: Art Crawl. Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com Jun 7, Aug 2, Sept 6. Performance: First Friday Music Event. Acoustic rock and blues music. 5-8pm. Free adm. Food will be available.

Hummingbird Ridge Winery, York Haven. 717-3150209, www.hummingbirdridgewinery.com Jun 8-Aug 15. Museum Apprentice Program. This York County Heritage Trust program provides interested young adults with an unique opportunity to organize and complete an oral history project for the trust. Open to students who have completed the 10th grade or the requirements thereof. York County Heritage Trust, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Jun 8. Fairmount Fun Day. A free, fun activity day for families. This will be the 16th year for the annual event sponsored by Red Lion Recreation.

10am-2pm. Fairmount Park, Red Lion. 717-244-6896, http://redlionpa.org

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Jun 8. 2nd Annual Veterans Appreciation Day. A free all-ages event that is meant to bring together veterans, as well as their families and friends, to say thank you for their service and for the country’s freedom. There will be guest speakers, various family-oriented entertainment offerings, a flag retirement ceremony and the veterans memorial wall, plus snacks and a meal for everyone. 10am-4pm.

Shiloh American Legion, York. 717-764-6190 Jun 8. Spry Strides: A 5K Race & Fun Run/ Walk for the Community. Sponsored by Otterbein United Methodist Church of Spry, the event benefits Servants, an organization created to serve others and enable others to serve. York Township Park, York. 717-741-1429, http://usroadrunning.com/ index.php?club_id=1321 Jun 8. 3rd Annual Bully Bash. Animal lovers gather for a fun-filled day of activities, training demonstrations and pet-related vendors while raising money for the York County SPCA. New this year will be the Run for the Bullies, a 5K and one-mile fun walk, at 9am. Bash from 10am-2pm. John Rudy County Park, York. 717-764-6109, www.ycspca.org, www.firstgiving.com/ycspca Jun 8. Oliver Evans Day & Open House.

10am-4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 8. York County Corvette Club Car Fun Show. Registration begins at 8am. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Jun 9. Performance: Habitat For Humanity Event. Featuring the York County Junior Honors Choir. 3pm. Temple Beth Israel, York. 717-846-1155, ext. 303, www.theychc.org Jun 10-Aug 16. JCC Summer Camp. Programs for children and youths of all ages, including day camps as well as mini summer sports camps. York JCC, York. 717-843-0918, www.yorkjcc.org Jun 10-14. Small Wonders. An opportunity for young learners ages 3 and 4 and their parents to spend time together learning about nature.

10-11:30am. Richard M. Nixon County Park, York.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 12-Jul 11. Exhibit: Rita King ’10. Since receiving her bachelor's in fine art from York College in 2010, King has been an important figure in the York art scene and has built a reputation beyond York as an exciting young artist. Evelyn and Earle Wolf Hall, York College, York. http://galleries.ycp.edu Jun 12-Jul 11. Exhibit: Typorama 3.0.

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Jun 14. Pubs of York Walking Tour. Take a trip back in time to 1741 when the Golden Plough Tavern played a significant role as York's hotel, restaurant and source of news. Participants will then stroll through downtown York, visiting the city's significant watering holes through history and into the present and learning about York's brewing history, how the craft has changed over time and how the craft is thriving downtown. Downtown York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org

Jun 14-15. Community Yard Sale. The annual free yard sale will be held from 7am-5pm. A chicken barbecue will be held in Fairmount Park from 11am until quantities are sold out. Red Lion. 717-244-6896, http://redlionpa.org Jun 14-15, Aug 30-31. Free Community Yard Sale. Dallastown Borough. 717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com Jun 14. Flag Day Ceremony. York Elks Club.

Includes a performance by the Spring Garden Band.

6pm. Free. Memorial Field, York. www.springgardenband.org/ Jun 14-16. 2nd Annual White Rose Motorcycle Club All Motorcycle Swap Meet.

Featuring tons of motorcycles, parts and accessories.

A People’s Choice Best Bike Show will also be held.

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WhiteRoseMC.org Jun 15-16, 22-23. Exhibit: Civil War Museum Display. A special exhibit of Civil War artifacts featuring information on men from Hellam who served in the war. Free adm. Kreutz Creek Valley Preservation Society Museum, Hellam. www.facebook.com/civilwar150rivertowns Jun 15-16. 18th Century Encampment.

10am-5pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-8623948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 15. Double Creek. Cyclists, runners and walkers of all ages and skill levels are invited to participate in a day of activity and fun on a scenic route throughout northern York and Adams counties. Participants may choose to bicycle, run, walk or undertake the Endurance Challenge. All event proceeds will benefit the Healthy Community Pharmacy. North Salem Elementary School, Dover. www.doublecreek.org Jun 15. Little House on the Prairie Cooking for Kids. This hands-on class for children ages 8-12 is based on the life and stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the popular Little House on the Prairie books. Students will use recipes from Laura’s time to prepare a meal - including ice cream - just as it would have been done when Laura was a young girl. Adm. Class space is limited, and registration is required. Dill’s Tavern, Dillsburg. 717-502-1440, www.northernyorkhistorical.org Jun 15. 13th Annual Penn-Mar Irish Festival.

An excellent Irish cultural event featuring Irish music, Irish food, vendors, children’s activities and door prizes. Proceeds benefit Penn-Mar Organization. 10:30am7pm. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-2356611, www.facebook.com/PennMarIrish Jun 16. Father’s Day Open House. 1:304:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-8407440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 17-Jul 26. York Little Theatre Summer Camps. Weeklong programs will include Pee Wee Theatre, Broadway Babies, Production Lab, Shakespeare Babies, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Disney Babies, Creative Dramatics, Advanced Acting Production Lab, Stomp the Stage and more. The Monday Night Glee Club will also be offered. York Little Theatre, York. 717-854-5715, www.ylt.org

Jun 17-22. 2013 York County Senior Games.

The mission of the York County Senior Games is to promote healthy lifestyles and fitness for York County men and women age 50 and over through competitive and noncompetitive activities. Throughout York County. 717-771-9610 Jun 17. Survivor Day Camp. A day camp for all York County youths ages 8-12 focusing on fun science-related activities. York County 4-H, York. 717840-7408, http://extension.psu.edu/york Jun 17-21, 24-28, Jul 29-Aug 2, 5-9. Nature Discovery Program. Fun, educational adventures designed to fully engage students in the outdoors.

Weeklong programs for children and preteens ages 5-13 offered throughout the summer. Adm. Richard M. Nixon County Park and other parks, York. 717840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 20-23. Performance: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Living large in a luxurious villa near the French Riviera, Lawrence Jameson employs some suave, scheming antics to trick the unsuspecting patrons of a nearby casino out of their wealth.

Everything goes according to plan until the “Jackel” arrives on the scene. Some content may not be suitable for younger viewers. Adm. DreamWrights, York.

717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Jun 20. Park Excursion. The ride is designed to transport persons of limited mobility through the park to see the natural beauty and hear about local history. Participants are transported by the People Mover, a trailer pulled by a pickup truck. This 75-minute ride will pass through Howard Tunnel, the country’s oldest stone-arch tunnel along an active railroad.

Departures at 2, 4 and 7pm. Adm. Brillhart Station Parking Area, Heritage Rail Trail County Park, York.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 21-22. Made In America Open House.

11am-3pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jun 21. Performance: David Wilcox. Wilcox is known for his open tuning acoustic guitar, sawed-off capos, storytelling wit and insightful metaphors.

7:30pm. Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, Hanover. 717-637-7086, www.theeich.org/ Jun 21-23. Codorus Blast Festival. Featuring a family fun area, a nature tent, great food, dock dogs, historical re-enactors, entertainment, bands, a triathlon, wood carving and much more. Corodus State Park, Hanover. 717-637-2816, www.codorusblast.com Jun 22. 16th Annual Microbrew Fest. All ticket holders must be 21 or older. Tickets will not be available at the gate. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Jun 22-23. Living History: Celebrating 101 Years! 11am-6pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 22. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be Star Treats. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm. Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com Jun 22. The Leukemia & Lymphony Society’s Third Annual Golf Tournament.

Individual golfers and foursomes are welcome. Prizes will be awarded. Registration at 7am, with a shotgun start at 8am. Lunch and awards at noon. Briarwood Golf Club, York. 717-309-7508, www.lls.org/aboutlls/ chapters/cpa/

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717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.com Jun 22-23. 2013 IPA Strength Spectacular Powerlifting & Bench Press Championships.

Adm. York Barbell Company, York. www.ipapower.com/ Jun 23. Origins of the Underground Railroad in Lancaster & York Counties: A Motor Coach Tour. Join historian Randolph Harris for a guided tour from Wrightsville to Christiana with historical re-enactors, storytellers, sites and stops along the way. Call for reservations. Wrightsville. 717-684-2489, www.facebook.com/civilwar150rivertowns Jun 24-Aug 16. DreamWrights Summer Creativity Camps. From performance-focused classes to balloon twisting and puppetry, a wide range of classes allow students of different interests to be involved in the creative arts. The theater program consists of games and training designed to enhance students’ critical thinking skills and ability to work with others, build self-esteem and improve self-confidence. DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Jun 24-28. Characters, Creatures & Cartooning! This camp will focus on basic cartooning and illustration skills and is perfect for emerging artists. Students will create their own characters and design a comic book. 1-4pm. Ages 8-14. Adm. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 24-Jul 26. Tennis for Kids Summer Program. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

9-11am. Free. Stewartstown Community Grounds Tennis Courts, Stewartstown. 717-933-2255, www. harp-online.org Jun 26. Lecture: More Civil War Voices From York County. Presented by Scott Mingus and Jim McClure. The York Civil War Round Table’s monthly meetings feature a guest speaker talking about a Civil War topic of local or national interest.

No adm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. www.yorkblog.com/cannonball/york-cwrt/ Jun 26. Hanover Chamber Golf Outing.

Scramble format. Rain or shine. Golfers should arrive by 10:30am for a hot dog lunch and an 11:30am shotgun start. There will be a social hour and dinner.

South Hills Golf Course, Hanover. 717-637-6130, http://hanoverchamber.com Jun 28. Flames Across the Susquehanna. In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the burning of the mile-long covered bridge that spanned the Susquehanna River between Columbia and Wrightsville, Rivertownes PA USA will create ceremonial fires atop the 25 piers that once support the span. The destruction of the bridge thwarted the eastward movement of Confederate soldiers. The lighting of the piers will be accompanied by a narration of the events that led to the bridge burning.

Fireworks are tentatively scheduled for 10pm. John Wright Restaurant, Wrightsville. www.facebook.com/ civilwar150rivertowns Jun 28. Performance: Tracy Grammer. On the second floor of a real old wagon shed, the concert room has all exposed wood posts, beams and sidewalls. 8pm. Adm. The Wagon Shed, adjacent to Stringed Instrument Repairs, New Freedom. 717-2357465, www.wagonshedconcerts.com

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Jun 29. Environmental Art Workshop. This workshop will focus on post consumer plastics, primarily colorful detergent bottles. Participants will learn to work with the material in a safe, low-tech and successful way and learn ways to immerse students in teamwork, community and collaboration. 1-4pm. Adm. Age 18 and up. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 29-30. Civil War Encampment. The encampment offers young and old alike the opportunity to view the life of Civil War soldiers. Re-enactors will be encamped along the Susquehanna River in the Wrightsville River Park. Attendees may listen to period music, sample rations and discuss firearms and the life of a soldier with participants. Wrightsville River Park, Wrightsville. www.facebook.com/civilwar150rivertowns Jun 29-30. Tri County Gun Show. Memorial Hall East and West, York Expo Center, York. 717-848-2596, www.appalachianpromotions.com, www.yorkexpo.com Jun 29. Performance: Air Force Band.

4-6pm. Hanover High School, Hanover. 717-637-3877, http://hanoverchamber.com Jun 29. York Habitat for Humanity 10th Annual 5K Run/Walk. Proceeds benefit 2013 Habitat Builds. Part of the York Wellspan Running Series. Allen Lane, Dover Borough. 717-718-2966, www.yorkhabitat.org Jun 30. YWCA York 9th Annual Y-Tri Triathlon & Inaugural Duathlon. Participants in this ultimate girls’ day out can choose between the Ladies’ Sprint Triathlon (Y-Tri), the Ladies’ SuperSprint and the Ladies’ Duathlon (Y-Du). York College’s Grumbacher Sports and Fitness Center, York. 717845-2631, www.ywcayork.org

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Jul 1, 2, 3, 5. Nature Discovery Program 1: Reptile Week. Children will learn about reptiles during this special themed class featuring a Critter Caravans show just for students. Ages 5-6.

9-11:30am. Adm. Richard M. Nixon County Park, York.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jul 3. Red Lion Fireworks Display. Best viewing for the fireworks is at Red Lion Area Senior High School’s Horn Field. The display starts at approximately 9pm. Red Lion. 717-244-6896, http://redlionpa.org Jul 4. July 4th Stay-at-Home Celebration.

Including a flea market and craft show sponsored by Red Lion Recreation and the 14th annual Roarin’ Great Car Show sponsored by the Red Lion New Year’s Eve Committee. The Red Lion Felton Band will perform from noon-2pm. Fairmount Park, Red Lion.

717-244-6896, http://redlionpa.org Jul 4. Annual NYCHAPS Picnic. Presented by the Northern York Historical and Preservation Society.

Dill’s Tavern, Dillsburg. 717-502-1440, www.northernyorkhistorical.org Jul 4. 4th of July BLAST in Jacobus.

Activities will include a children’s parade, an opening ceremony that honors the military, beep baseball, games, the Village Library book sale, commercial and community displays, various food and craft vendors, face painting, a giveaway drawing and silent auction, a chicken barbecue, a battle of the bands, a kids’ tractor pull, baseball, fireworks and more. Jacobus Community Park, Jacobus. http://e-clubhouse.org/ sites/jacobus/projects.php Jul 4. Fourth of July Community Fireworks Event. The Cultural Alliance of York County and York Revolution will partner to present the free, public fireworks event. Sovereign Bank Stadium, York. 717812-9255, www.culturalalliance-york.org

Jul 5. First Friday. Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York.

717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com Jul 6-27. Art + Yoga. Participants will discover simple yet profound ways to combine yoga, meditation and the arts to explore and enhance their creative focus and flow. Saturdays. 9:30-11:30am. Adm. Supplies included. Ages 16 and up. YorkArts@CityArt, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 6-7. Red, White & Blues Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm.

Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717252-9463, www.moondancerwinery.com Jul 6. Fourth of July Parade. 4-5pm. New Freedom. 717-235-2337, www.newfreedomboro.org Jul 6. Wingstock. Hosted by Crispus Attucks Association, this family fun festival will include chicken bowling, where the bowling pins are each individually crafted to look like chickens. There will be wings, contests, two bands and various other events.

1-6pm. A baseball game between the York Revolution and the Lancaster Barnstormers will start at 6:30pm.

Adm. Sovereign Bank Stadium Plaza, York. www. wingstockyork.org Jul 6. Performance: Simon & Garfunkel Retrospective. AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle have been performing this remarkable tribute to the music of Simon and Garfunkel for more than a decade. 8pm. Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, Hanover. 717-637-7086, www.theeich.org/ Jul 6-Sep 14. Summer Sounds. Spend the evening dancing under the stars or just listening to the live music provided by talented local and regional performers. Saturdays. Gates open at 5:30pm. Music at 7pm. No Summer Sounds event on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Special night of Summer Sounds on Friday, Aug. 16. Adm. Naylor Wine Cellars, Stewartstown. www.naylorwine.com Jul 7. Performance: Red Lion/Felton Band.

2-4pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jul 8-12. Underwater Plastic Adventure Camp. Students will look at sea life as subject matter and will learn the simple skills and techniques for working with colorful recycled plastic to create sculptural reefs. As a group, the students will display their art reefs as one giant plastic coral reef at the end of the camp. 8:30-11:30am. Ages 8-13. Adm. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 8-13. Mason-Dixon Fair. Mason-Dixon Fairgrounds, Delta. www.masondixonfair.com Jul 10-14. Mason Dixon Star Party. Hosted by the York County Astronomical Society, the star party is a large gathering of amateur astronomers who meet for observations and other activities, such as education, presentations and more. Wellsville. 717578-9109, www.ycas.org Jul 11-14, 18-20. Performance: Snoopy.

Hanover Little Theatre, Hanover. 717-637-5297, http:// hanoverlittletheatre.com Jul 12-14, 18-21. Performance: The Producers. In this musical by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer and his mild-mannered accountant concoct a scheme to produce the most notorious flop in history to bilk their backers out of millions of dollars. But the ludicrous show becomes a smash hit! Adm. On the Mainstage, York Little Theatre, York. 717-854-5715, www.ylt.org Jul 12-13. York Nostalgia Musclecar Show.

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Jul 13. Seven Valleys Borough Community Yard Sale. Seven Valleys Borough. 717-814-1516, www.sevenvalleysborough.com Jul 13. Pinchot Sailing Club Fun Sail Day. A family fun day on Pinchot Lake. 9am-5pm. Sailboat rides begin at 9:30am. Conewago Day Use Area, Gifford Pinchot State Park, Lewisberry. 717-9750879, http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/giffordpinchot/index.htm Jul 14. Corn Roast & Open House. 1:304:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-8407440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Jul 15-19. Fairies of Fairness Dance Camp.

Dancers will sing, dance, act, dress up and perform ballet as they learn about being fair and having good manners. Students should wear a black leotard, pink tights and pink ballet shoes and have their hair pulled back. 1-4pm. Ages 3-7. Adm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 15-19, 22-26. Archaeology Week. The York County Heritage Trust and the York County Department of Parks and Recreation partner to offer two sessions of the program for students ages 10-13, who will be exposed to the basics of archaeology first-hand as they participate in actual excavations at real archaeological sites. Penn Park, York. 717-848-1587, http:// yorkheritage.org Jul 19-20. Relay For Life of Windsor-Red Lion. Red Lion High School, Red Lion. 717-8462561, http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/ RFLCY13EC?pg=entry&fr_id=49803 Jul 20. Moonlight Bike Ride. The York County Department of Parks and Recreation and Sunset Scramblers will hold monthly 9-mile roundtrip rides along the trail. A short program will be held during the ride on the theme of Christmas in July. After 1.5 hours on the trail, riders will enjoy a snack and beverages. 8:30pm. Adm. Seven Valleys Parking Area, Heritage Rail Trail County Park, Seven Valleys. 717840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.com Jul 20. July Community Yard Sale. More than 50 vendors. 8am-3pm. Rain date is July 27. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Jul 20-21. 18th Annual All Breeds Jeep Show. With a dirt and rock driving course, an RTI ramp challenge, a slow crawl competition, new Jeeps on display, vendor and swap meet areas, a family activities area, vehicle recovery demonstrations, direct manufacturers advice, food and much more.

7am-5pm. Adm. York Fairgrounds, York. www. pajeeps.org/ Jul 20. Susquehanna Gateway Flatwater Challenge. An amateur canoe and kayak race open to people of all skill levels age 12 and up. Race registration and check-in from 8:30-9:45am. Race meeting at 9:30am. Indian Steps Museum Pavilion, Airville. www.susquehannaheritage.org Jul 21-Aug 24. Exhibit: Teaching Masters.

Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York.

717-755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/ Jul 21. Bluegrass Jam Session. 1pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jul 22-26. Colonial Kids Camp. A weeklong half-day program including crafts, games and Colonial way-of-life activities designed to be a hands-on historical experience. Adm. Northern York County Historical and Preservation Society, Dillsburg.

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Jul 22-26. My Opus Magnum. Presented by the York Symphony Orchestra. Highly qualified instructors will offer level-specific instruction and will guide elementary to high school students through the process of composing a masterwork all their own. The camp will conclude with a performance of each student’s composition and a pizza party. 9am-noon. Adm. Logos Academy, York. 717-812-0717, www.yorksymphony.org Jul 25-28. Performance: Midsummer Night’s Dream. In one of the most famous plays of all time, William Shakespeare leaves the realm of reality and enters a world of fairies, mystical transformations and lovers that are anything but star-crossed. A Shakespeare in the Barn production by OrangeMite Studios. The Barn at Tall Fir Acres, Dover. 717-8141151, www.orangemite.com Jul 26-Aug 4. Performance: Theatre Under the Trees: The Tempest. This comedy by William Shakespeare takes the audience on a voyage to an island that’s a location stormy with rivalries and wild fantasy and a place where love and malice take paths directed by exiled duke Prospero. Suitable for all ages. Free performances in parks around York County from July 26-Aug. 3. The Aug. 4 show will be at DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Jul 27. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be make-your-own ice cream.

No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm.

Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com Jul 27. Hanover Dutch Festival. 8am-4pm.

Center Square, Hanover. http://hanoverchamber.com Jul 27. Performance: Beatles Music Tribute.

With The Day Trippers. 1-4pm. Free adm. Guests should bring lawn chairs. Hummingbird Ridge Winery, York Haven. 717-315-0209, www.hummingbirdridgewinery.com Jul 27, Aug 3. Peach Fest. Attendees may pick their own peaches in the orchards and visit the corn maze, straw maze, corn box and more. There will be wagon rides, a visit by the York County Dairy Princess, face painting, fresh peach sundaes, a peach dessert baking contest and a book sale. 10am-4pm.

Flinchbaugh’s Orchard & Farm Market, Hellam. 717252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com Jul 27-Nov 2. Corn Maze. With a 5-acre corn field to wind through and a scavenger hunt with clues throughout, visitors should plan to spend at least 45 to 60 minutes in the maze. Open Monday through Saturday. Flinchbaugh’s Orchard & Farm Market, Hellam. 717-252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com Jul 29-Aug 2. Band Camp. Children can experience the joys of playing music with other young musicians in this camp, which is open to any singer, guitarist, bassist, keyboardist, drummer, percussionist or horn player (trumpet, sax and trombone). At the end of the week, a performance will be held during First Friday in downtown York. Participants should have at least two years of private lessons on their instrument. 1-4pm. Ages 9-14. Adm. YorkArts@ CityArt, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 31. Golf for Life. A special day of fun and prizes in support of Human Life Services. Heritage Hills Golf Resort, York. 717-854-7615, www.humanlifeservices.org

Aug 1. Lecture: Soldier from the War of 1812.

Mark Hagenbuch will portray a solider in the 4th Regiment of Foote, British Army, with information about the War of 1812 and its lasting effect on the United States and Canada. 7pm. Maple Shade Barn, Dillsburg.

717-502-1440, www.northernyorkhistorical.org Aug 2. First Friday: Dog Days of Summer.

Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com Aug 3. 4th Annual Art & Outdoor Fest. Local outdoor, historic and cultural organizations will display information on the front porch, while area artists are featured on the lawn overlooking the Susquehanna.

Attendees may enjoy live music in the afternoon and great food all day. 10am-7pm. Shank’s Mare Outfitters, Wrightsville. 717-252-1616, www.shanksmare.com Aug 3-4. Reggae Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm. Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717-2529463, www.moondancerwinery.com Aug 3. Peach Days. Stop in for local peach treats from all of the vendors. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Aug 3. Performance: Tartan Terrors. 7:30pm.

Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, Hanover. 717637-7086, www.theeich.org/ Aug 4. Ice Cream Social & Open House.

1:30-4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Aug 4. Performance: Spring Garden Band Lawn Concert. 7pm. Free. The Village at Sprenkle Drive, York. www.springgardenband.org/ Aug 5-9. Asperger’s Art Camp. Students living with Asperger's syndrome will explore communication, sight and touch by using elements of art to invoke discipline and focus as well as personal expression. Campers will have fun while participating in a creative experience. 1-4pm. Ages 8-13. Adm. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Aug 6. National Night Out. National Night Out is sponsored by the York Area Regional Police Department. 5pm. Dallastown Community Park, Dallastown. 717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com Aug 9-11, 16-18. Performance: Harvey. In this comedy by Mary Chase, Elwood P. Dowd is a grown man with an imaginary friend, Harvey, who is a 6.5-foot-tall rabbit. Elwood’s eccentricities threaten to wreak havoc on his sister, Veta’s, climb up the social ladder, so she plots to have him committed to a sanitarium. Suitable for all ages. Adm. DreamWrights, York.

717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Aug 9-11, 15-18. Performance: The Great American Trailer Park Musical. This big-hearted new musical comedy fable is about the women of the double-wides and their imperfect men. With music set to country rock, gospel, blues and disco, the show is everything a trash-talking musical should be. For mature audiences. Adm. In the Studio, York Litlte Theatre, York. 717-854-5715, www.ylt.org Aug 10. 37th Annual Red Lion Street Fair.

Lots of free entertainment and fun for the entire family.

9am-4pm. Red Lion. 717-244-0886, http://rlaba.com

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2-4pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Aug 11. Wellsville Frontier Days Gaming Show. Sanctioned with PA Speed Horse Association.

11am. Wellsville Frontier Days, Wellsville. www.wellsvillefrontierdaysinc.com Aug 13-17. Dallastown Carnival. Entertainment, food, rides and fun. Dallastown Community Park, Dallastown. 717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com Aug 15-17. 2013 Book Blast. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http:// yorkheritage.org Aug 17. Art on the Porch. Constitution Square, Wrightsville. www.parivertowns.com Aug 17. Artists of the Susquehanna River Valley. 10am-2pm. Susquehanna Capital Corporation, Wrightsville. 717-252-1169, http://historicwrightsville.org Aug 17. Arts & Crafts Fest. Arts and crafts fest at the winery location. Noon-4pm. Hummingbird Ridge Winery, York Haven. 717-315-0209, www.hummingbirdridgewinery.com/NewsEvents.php Aug 17. Moonlight Bike Ride. The York County Department of Parks and Recreation and Sunset Scramblers will hold monthly 9-mile roundtrip rides along the trail. A short program will be held during the ride on the theme of Lincoln’s Funeral Train. After 1.5 hours on the trail, riders will enjoy a snack and beverages. 8:30pm. Adm. Glatfelter Station Parking Area, Heritage Rail Trail County Park, York County.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Aug 23-25. 2013 Yorkfest Fine Arts Festival.

A weekend featuring 100 select fine artists from all around the country, a juried exhibition at YorkArts, free family entertainment and hands-on arts activities for all ages, a free community jazz concert in the Capitol Theatre on Saturday night, the Chalk Walk, youth art and literary awards, walking tours of the York Murals and much more. Free and open to the public. Downtown York. http://yorkcity.org/yorkfest Aug 24. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be fruit pizzas. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm. Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com Aug 24. 14th Annual York 10-Miler. A 10-mile road race on the Heritage Rail Trail that starts in Seven Valleys and ends in York. Proceeds benefit the programs and services of The Arc of York County. Seven Valleys. 717-846-6589, www.thearcofyorkcounty.org Aug 24. Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festival. The York Emporium, York. 717-846-2866 Aug 25. Performance: Spring Garden Band Concert. 2pm. Free. Farquhar Park Gazebo, York. www.springgardenband.org/ Aug 30-Sep 1. The Original Semiannual 161st York Antiques Show & Sale. York Fairgrounds Convention and Expo Center, York. www. theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com

September

Sep 1. 18th Annual Hanover Chili Cook-Off. A day filled with award-winning chili, music, magic, food and family fun with a focus on raising funds for worthy local charities. Gates open at 11am. Hanover. www.facebook.com/HanoverChiliCookoff Sep 2. Labor Day Rodeo. Wellsville Frontier Days, Wellsville. www.wellsvillefrontierdaysinc.com

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Sep 6. First Friday: Sidewalk Sale.

Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com

Sep 6-7. Folk/Celtic Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm. Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717-2529463, www.moondancerwinery.com Sep 6-7. 5th Annual Southern York County Barbecue Cook-Off. Barbecue teams from across the country will compete for trophies and cash prizes during the event, which will feature food, fun and live entertainment. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock.

717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Sep 6-15. York Fair. Family fun, entertainment, food and thrills for everyone. Adm. York Fairgrounds, York. 717-848-2596, www.yorkfair.org Sep 8-28. Exhibit: Fall Members’ Exhibition.

Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York.

717-755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/ Sep 13. Friday Fun Night: Make Your Own Instrument. Experience great family time in a tranquil setting. Participants will enjoy a program for all ages that will end with a campfire. 6:30-8:30pm.

Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www. indiansteps.org Sep 13, Oct 11, Nov 8, Dec 13. York County Astronomical Society Planetarium Programs. 7pm. Adm. York Learning Center, York.

717-578-9109, www.ycas.org Sep 13-Oct 26. Children’s Straw Adventure Maze. Pumpkin painting, a scavenger hunt, scarecrow making and fun for the whole family. Open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, rain or shine. Hay wagon rides offered on Saturdays. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Sep 14. Fall Flea Market. 8am-1pm. Rain date Sept. 21. Parking lot of Red Land Community Library, Etters. 717-938-5599, www.yorklibraries.org/red-land Sep 14. 3rd Annual Sasquatch Preservation Trail Run 5K. A 5K on mixed terrain and elevation on private property permanently preserved by the Farm and Natural Lands Trust of York County.

Participants will run through the woods, along the Codorus Creek and on some of the best farmland York County has to offer. Snyder Family Farm, Mount Wolf. http://www.farmtrust.org/web/?page_id=106 Sep 14. Moonlight Bike Ride. The York County Department of Parks and Recreation and Sunset Scramblers will hold monthly 9-mile roundtrip rides along the trail. A short program will be held during the ride on the theme of Vampire Bats. After 1.5 hours on the trail, riders will enjoy a snack and beverages. 7:30pm. Adm. Railroad Parking Area, Heritage Rail Trail County Park, Railroad. 717-840-7440, www. yorkcountyparks.com Sep 14. September Community Yard Sale.

More than 50 vendors. 8am-3pm. Rain date is Sept.

21. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-2356611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Sep 18. 50-Plus Expo. 9am-2pm. Memorial Hall East, York Expo Center, York. www.50plusExpoPA.com Sep 20. 2013 York City Bike Night. This street party features a 2,000-motorcycle parade, live entertainment on three stages and food vendors. 6-10pm.

Continental Square, York. http://yorkcity.org/bikenight

Sep 21. Trails 4 Tails Ultra Run & Relay. A 40-mile run on wooded trails, shore line and some roads. Medals will be presented to all ultra finishers and relay participants when the team completes the full distance. Benefits Animal Rescue Inc. Codorus State Park, Hanover. www.trails4tails.com Sep 21. Millers’ Heritage Day & Open House. 10am-4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Sep 21. Septemberfest 2013. A community festival with games, food, business vendors, craft vendors, live entertainment and much more. Fireworks at dusk. 9am-dusk. Spring Grove. 717-225-9733, http:// sgrprc.com Sep 25. Spirit of York County Awards Breakfast. The Economics Club hosts the annual event, which recognizes individuals and organizations for their distinguished achievement, volunteerism, support and commitment to the York community and York County. 7:30-9am. The Yorktowne Hotel, York. 717-848-4000, www.ycea-pa.org Sep 26-29. White Rose Thunder. All rides will offer opportunities to enjoy beautiful scenery throughout southcentral Pennsylvania to benefit some great causes and to win some money. A charity ride on Sept. 29 will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. There will be a concert and fireworks on Sept. 28. York Expo Center, York. www. whiterosethunder.com/ Sep 28-29. 30th Annual Native American Festival. A celebration of the Earth’s bounty, with Native dancing, singing and drumming. Native crafts, art and food will be available. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Sep 28. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be Funny Face Crackers. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm.

Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com Sep 28. Museum Day. 9am-3pm. Historic Wrightsville Museum, Wrightsville. 717-252-1169, http://historicwrightsvillepa.org

October

Oct 3-6. Performance: Vengeance for Hotspur. OrangeMite Studios presents this original, fast-paced Western adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henry IV parts I and II, in which loyalty, honor and the value of family take center stage. The Barn at Tall Fir Acres, Dover. 717-814-1151, www.orangemite.com Oct 4-6, 11-13, 18-20. Performance: Sleepy Hollow. In this adventure by Diane Crews, Ichabod Crane, the new school teacher in town, finds himself at odds with Brom Bones, the town bully, who spooks Crane by telling him the story of the Headless Horseman. Suitable for all ages. Playlet and breakfast offered Oct. 19 at 9am. Adm. DreamWrights, York.

717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Oct 4. First Friday: Harvestfest. Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com Oct 5-6. Women’s Show. Two days of shopping, entertainment, exhibits, education and more, specifically geared to the interests of women. Memorial Hall, York Expo Center, York. 717-792-0098, 717-6373831, www.thepeak985.com

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[ Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. ] Oct 5. The County Cup. Rotarians and volunteers from participating nonprofits from all over York County will participate in a croquet tournament fundraiser. The family-friendly croquet party will include food concessions and carnival games. Sovereign Bank Stadium, York. www.thecountycup.org Oct 5. 25th Annual Bridge Bust. More than 300 vendors will offer their wares in the categories of antiques, art, crafts, food and unique items at this popular event held on the Route 462 Veterans Memorial Bridge between Columbia and Wrightsville.

The bridge will be closed to traffic for this event.

8am-4pm. Free parking and shuttle service is available from both sides of the bridge. Rain or shine.

Adm. Veterans Memorial Bridge, Columbia and Wrightsville. 717-684-5249, www.parivertowns.com Oct 5. Shrewsbury Fall Fest. The many merchants of Shrewsbury will put out their fest fall colors for a village-wide festival, featuring antiques, arts, crafts, live entertainment, demonstrations, foods, refreshments and an assortment of contests, activities, a soup contest, guest vendors and events.

10am-4pm. Shrewsbury. 717-235-8210, www.visitshrewsburypa.com Oct 5. Wellsville Frontier Days Youth Show.

Wellsville Frontier Days, Wellsville. www.wellsvillefrontierdaysinc.com Oct 6-Nov 2. Exhibit: 43rd Annual Open Juried Exhibition. Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York. 717-755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/ Oct 10. Park Excursion. The ride is designed to transport persons of limited mobility through the park to see the natural beauty and hear about local history. Participants are transported by the People Mover, a trailer pulled by a pickup truck. The 75-minute ride will take participants through this pristine, rural section of York County and the home of the famous Hex Murder. Departures at 2, 4 and 6pm. Adm. Spring Valley County Park, Animal Activity Area, Glen Rock.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Oct 11-12. The White Rose Gameroom Show. Two big days of arcade fun. Pinball machines, video games, juke boxes, slot machines and more.

Adm. York Fairgrounds, York.

Oct 12. Bluegrass Harvest Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm.

Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717252-9463, www.moondancerywinery.com Oct 12. Dr. Segro Memorial 5K Run & 2.5K Fun Run/Walk. The 10th annual event will feature a new, faster course for 2013. 9am. Start/finish at Red Lion Area Junior High School, Red Lion. 717-5784045, www.rlasd.net/pages/Red_Lion_ASD/drsegro Oct 12. Officer David Tome Memorial 5K & Fun Run. Proceeds benefit drivers’ education at Spring Grove Area High School and the promotion of drivers’ safety through various community activities.

Spring Grove. 717-225-4731, ext. 3031, http://rockets.schoolwires.net/Page/1323 Oct 12. Annual Stewartstown Fall Festival.

Hosted by Hopewell Area Recreation and Parks and Stewartstown Lions and Lioness Club. 10am-4pm.

Stewartstown Fairgrounds, Stewartstown. 717-9932255, www.STFallfestival.com Oct 12. Harvest Fest. Enjoy the day with pumpkin painting, scarecrow making, hayrides, the children’s straw maze and fun for the whole family.

10am-4pm. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com

[ Engle Printing & Publishing Co., Inc. ] Oct 12. Brews, Brats & Bands. In addition to unlimited sampling of more than 30 craft beer selections, each ticket includes a souvenir tasting mug, a free bratwurst meal and live music from two great bands. Presented by York Young Professionals and York Jaycees. Sovereign Bank Stadium, York. http:// brewsbratsandbands.com/ Oct 13. Cider Day & Open House. 1:304:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-8407440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Oct 14-19. Dillsburg Community Fair.

Exhibits, the queen contest, the senior king and queen, a cute baby contest, a cross cut sawing contest, an ice cream churn-off, an open air market, a craft show, antique tractors, an antique car show, street rods and custom cars, the pickle fling, festival games for children, entertainment, plenty of food and much more. Dillsburg. www.DillsburgFarmersFair.org Oct 17. Halloween Parade. 7pm. Dallastown.

717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com Oct 18. Friday Fun Night: Night Walk.

Experience great family time in a tranquil setting.

Participants will enjoy a program for all ages that will end with a campfire. 6:30-8:30pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Oct 19. Pinchotween - Halloween at Pinchot Park. The fun begins at the Nature Center at 2pm with games, pumpkin decorating and a scavenger hunt. Those camping in the park can enjoy trick-ortreating and costume and decorating contests.

Gifford Pinchot State Park, Lewisberry. http://www. dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/giffordpinchot/ index.htm Oct 20. 39th Annual Oyster Festival.

Attendees of this longest-running special event of the York County Heritage Trust should be prepared to feast on a plethora of good eats and thirst-quenching beverages. Food items will include oysters and other festival favorites, such as apple fritters, barbecue sandwiches, macaroni and cheese and baked goods.

The event will also be a day of heritage family fun, with live entertainment, living history and artisan demonstrations and hands-on activities. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http:// yorkheritage.org Oct 26. Dream Derby Road Rally.

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Nov 2, 9, 16, 23. DreamWrights Fall Classes. From performance-focused classes to balloon twisting and puppetry, a wide range of classes allow students of different interests to be involved in the creative arts. The theater program consists of games and training designed to enhance students’ critical thinking skills and ability to work with others, build self-esteem and improve self-confidence.

DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, ext. 225, www. dreamwrights.org Nov 2. 5th Annual MAG 5K Fall Flash. The event’s popular course crosses the Susquehanna River between Lancaster and York counties via the Veterans Memorial Bridge, which is closed to vehicular traffic. Walkers and those with strollers are welcome. Run begins in Wrightsville at 8:30am.

Preregistration available. Register beginning at 7:30am. Rain or shine. Named for the late Melissa A. Glenn, the former director of the Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce who passed away shortly before the inaugural event in 2009. Wrightsville. 717684-5249, www.parivertowns.com Nov 2. Gulliver’s Run. 5K. Main race starts at 10:30am. Lewisberry. 717-938-3883, http://usroadrunning.com/index.php?club_id=1400 Nov 3. Zoey’s 5K Fun Run & One-Mile Dog Walk. Main race starts at 9am. York. 814-241-0521, http://usroadrunning.com/index.php?club_id=1394 Nov 3. Christmas in Dallastown. 9am-3pm.

Dallastown. 717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com Nov 9-10, 16-17. 2013 Wine Just Off the Vine Event. Attendees are invited behind the scenes for exclusive tastings of Nouveau and newly pressed wines fresh from the harvest. Participants will uncover the secrets of pressing perfection as the experts open their cellar doors and offer special presentations and winemaker-selected pairings. Noon5pm. Various locations on the Mason Dixon Wine Trail. www.masondixonwinetrail.com Nov 9. Performance: Spring Garden Band Dinner/Dance Concert. 6pm. Valencia Ballroom, York. www.springgardenband.org/ Nov 16-17. 2013 IPA National Powerlifting & Bench Press Championships. York Barbell Company, York. www.ipapower.com/

Oct 26. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be pumpkin decorating. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm.

Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com

Nov 16. Performance: The Official Blues Brothers Revue. Re-creates the live concert experience, integrating the humor and songs from the original films and subsequent albums. Pays homage to Chicago’s rich history of blues, soul music and gospel in the true spirit of the original Blues Brothers.

8pm. The Pullo Center, York. 717-505-8900

Oct 26. Halloween Festival. An all-day family event. Red Land Community Library, Etters. 717-9385599, www.yorklibraries.org/red-land

Nov 17-Dec 28. Exhibit: Living Color. Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York. 717755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/

Oct 28. Halloween Parade. 7pm. Red Lion. http://redlionpa.org

Nov 23. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children.

This month’s craft will be Turkey Pins. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm. Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com

November

Nov 1. First Friday: Holiday Open House.

Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com

Nov 28. 17th Annual Turkey Trot 5K Race.

9am. A fundraiser to support YMCA of York County’s health and wellness programs and to offer financial assistance to those who otherwise could not afford YMCA programs and services. The Turkey Trot Runners’ Expo on Nov. 26 and 27 will feature local health and wellness-centric organizations and businesses, along with community partners and organizations. York. www.yorkcoymca.org

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Nov 30. The Nutcracker Gala. Children and their families will be entertained by a beautiful dining and dancing experience presented by Greater York Dance. The event includes a dinner, a silent auction and dancing to music by a disc jockey. Members of the Midstate Ballet will perform excerpts from The Nutcracker ballet. Country Club of York, York. 717755-MOVE, http://gydance.org/ Nov 30. Christmas Party With Santa & Tree Lighting. 6:30pm. Begins in front of the American Legion and the party will follow at Rescue Fire Company. Dallastown. 717-324-0899, www.dallastownboro.com

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Dec 1. Community Celebration & Tree of Remembrance. 6pm. Constitution Square, Wrightsville. www.parivertowns.com Dec 1. Christmas Tree Lighting. Red Lion. http://redlionpa.org Dec 6-8, 13-15, 20-22. Performance: Miracle on 34th Street. When Kris Kingle is hired to play Santa at Macy’s department store, his joyous spirit and magical ways begin to convince nonbelievers like young Susan and her mother that he could be the real Santa. Suitable for all ages. Adm. DreamWrights, York.

717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org Dec 6. First Friday: Light Up Night.

Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and nightlife hotspots will stay open late and feature entertainment, discounts and specials on the first Friday of each month, making York an ideal destination for a night out. Downtown York. 717-849-2331, http:downtownyorkpa.com Dec 6. Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on the Square. Dillsburg. www.dillsburgbusiness.org Dec 7, 14, 21. Playlet & Breakfast With Santa. Introduce younger children ages 3 to 6 to live theater through a child-friendly breakfast, an age-appropriate craft, the performance of a scene from Miracle on 34th Street, a chance to be on stage and the opportunity to meet actors and Santa. 9am.

Adm. DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, www. dreamwrights.org Dec 7. Breakfast With Santa. Red Lion. http:// redlionpa.org Dec 8. Christmas Open House. 1-4pm.

Historic Wrightsville Museum, Wrightsville. 717-2521169, http://historicwrightsvillepa.org Dec 14-15. Performance: The Nutcracker.

Since 1999, Greater York Dance has produced this favorite. The ballet features dance students along with members of the Midstate Ballet and guest artists from major professional companies from around the world. Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-755-MOVE, http://gydance.org/ Dec 21. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A family-friendly culinary activity geared to children. This month’s craft will be decorating gingerbread houses.

No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm.

Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com Dec 31. Red Lion New Year’s Eve Celebration. Ring in the New Year at the annual celebration, which will feature free family fun, music and more. 7pm-midnight. Red Lion. http://redlionpa.org Dec 31. New Year’s Eve Pickle Drop.

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York County is home to a number of community bands and musical groups. Community members can attend the groups’ performances in various venues throughout the county, including Indian Steps Museum in Airville.

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Performing Arts York, Pa., may not be as noted for its performing arts offerings as another well-known town with “York” in its name, but the central Pennsylvania town and the surrounding county may surprise visitors and residents with the scope and quality of its theater, music, and dance scene.

THEATER York County features its share of theater companies.

Currently celebrating its 80th anniversary, York Little Theatre, 27 S. Belmont St., York, offers a variety of productions. The theater will wrap up its 80th season with its production of the popular musical “The Producers,” which will be staged from Friday to Sunday, July 12 to 14, and Thursday to Sunday, July 18 to 21, and its production of “The Great American Trailer Park Musical,” a new musical comedy fable for mature audiences, on Friday to Sunday, Aug. 9 to 11, and Thursday to Sunday, Aug. 15 to 18. York Little Theatre will also present a slate of performing arts camps this summer for children and youths of various ages.

The mission of DreamWrights Youth and Family Theatre, 100 Carlisle Ave., York, is to foster and inspire growth, creativity, responsibility, and an appreciation for live theater in people of all ages and cultures through an educational theater arts program.

According to the DreamWrights website, the organization was founded in 1997 by a group of families who believed that participation in a theater education program would have a positive impact on their children. The theater has maintained its commitment to sharing theater experiences with children through offering classes, workshops, and camps, as well as by offering plenty of family-friendly shows.

Productions suitable for all ages that remain on DreamWrights’ 2013 schedule include “Harvey” on Fridays to Sundays, Aug. 9 to 11 and Aug 16-18; “Sleepy Hollow” on Fridays to Sundays, Oct. 4 to 6, 11 to 13, and 18 to 20; and “Miracle on 34th Street” on Fridays to Sundays, Dec. 6 to 8, 13 to 15, and 20 to 22. As another family-friendly offering, DreamWrights presents special Playlet and Breakfast programs in conjunction with some of its shows.

Designed for children ages 3 to 6, these programs introduce young children to live theater and include breakfast, a craft, the performance of a scene from the current play, and opportunities to go on stage and to meet actors.

DreamWrights also plans a production of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” from Thursday, June 20, to Sunday June 23, which contains content that may not be suitable for younger viewers. Also on the DreamWrights schedule for 2013 is the Dream Derby Road Rally on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 12:57 to 4:27 p.m. In this fundraiser,

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teams will take off in their cars and rely on their creativity to solve clues and challenges at eight locations around York County and then enjoy a party after the race.

Another special event will be DreamWrights’ Theatre Under the Trees production of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.” Free performances of this comedy, which is suitable for all ages, will be presented in parks around York County from Friday, July 26, through Saturday, Aug. 3. On Sunday, Aug. 4, a performance of the play will be presented at DreamWrights.

Theatergoers craving more of “The Bard” need only look to another York County theater group, OrangeMite Studios of Dover, which is committed to presenting high-quality performances of all of Shakespeare’s works through its Shakespeare in the Barn program. OrangeMite will follow up its production of Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” slated for Friday to Sunday, May 17 to 19, and Friday and Saturday, May 24 and 25, with another of the Bard’s classic works, “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which will be presented from Thursday to Sunday, July 25 to 28. Both productions will be presented at the Barn at Tall Fir Acres, 2035 Tall Fir Drive, Dover, an intimate venue with wooden architecture.

OrangeMite Studios also presents Shakespeare’s works in the form of original adaptations written by local playwrights. This year, the organization will present “Vengeance for Hotspur,” a Western adaptation of parts one and two of Shakespeare’s “Henry IV,” on Thursday, Oct. 3, through Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Barn.

Since its formation in 2008, OrangeMite has presented productions of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” “The Comedy of Errors,” “The Merchant of Venice,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “The Two Gentleman of Verona,” “The Taming of the Shrew,” and “Timon of Athens.” In addition to its dedication to the Bard, the arts organization prides itself on consistently performing original musicals and plays by local playwrights.

It may not be Shakespeare, but Hanover Little Theatre will present its own classic production – “Snoopy!” – this summer as part of its 64th season of programming. The musical production will take to the stage at Hanover Little Theatre, 360 Blooming Grove Road, Hanover, on Thursday to Sunday, July 11 to 14, and Thursday to Saturday, July 18 to 20.

The Hanover Community Players is an all-volunteer organization that presents productions at the Hanover Little Theatre. The mission of the community theater is to creatively enrich, educate, and entertain the community through volunteer involvement of people of all ages.

York County’s theater groups also include Theatre of

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both groups present a number of performances each year.

Performing Arts of Southern York County (TOPASYC), a Likewise, the York County Honors Choirs offer a musical outgroup of performers from the southern York County area who put on several shows a year. TOPASYC offers musicals, plays, let to the area’s talented young singers. Students from school disconcerts, and more. This group also presents the annual Carols tricts throughout York County compose the Senior Honors Choir, Around show, which is a gathering of local singers, groups, and which includes students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, and the Junior Honors Choir, which features students in seventh, eighth, musicians performing Christmas music and offering sing-alongs. and ninth grades. The two choirs, plus smaller performance enMUSIC For those with a song in their hearts, York County offers many sembles Concorde and Synergy, present up to 20 concerts annually, allowing the students to share their love of music with the organizations dedicated to presenting quality musical programs.

The York Symphony Orchestra (YSO), which is celebrating its community.

York County is also home to a number of more region-specific 80th season, aims to provide live orchestra music to people of all generations. The YSO strives to present music from multiple musical groups and community bands, including the Spring Gargenres to appeal to a diverse audience of listeners. The York Sym- den Band; the Red Lion Felton Band; the Emigsville Band; the phony Chorus, which was formed in the 1950s, sings with the YSO in concerts and also performs on its own.

Led by Dr. Robert Hart Baker, a York resident who has conducted the orchestra for 30 years, the YSO offers classical concerts, pops concerts, special concerts, and concerts for families and young people. The group, which features up to 80 musicians, is joined by The York County renowned guest artists for a number of its Senior Honors concerts.

Choir includes The YSO is also dedicated to offering mustudents in 10th sic education programs for the community. through 12th The YSO will present My Opus Magnum, a grades from summer camp experience for elementary across the county. through high school students, from Monday to Friday, July 22 to 26, at Logos Academy, 250 W. King St., York. Camp participants will compose a masterwork all their own, with level-specific instruction and guidance offered by highly qualified instructors. The camp will conclude with a performance of each student’s composition. The YSO’s outreach efforts to children and youths also include in-school performances, contests and competitions, and scholarships.

Outstanding young musicians in the greater York area showcase their talents through the York Youth Symphony Orchestra (YYSO), for high school-age musicians in grades nine through 12, and the York Junior Symphony Orchestra (YJSO), for students in Through the York County Junior Honors Choir, York County area students in seventh, grades five through eight. The members of eighth, and ninth grades share their vocal talents with the community.

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Dates and times of the performances mentioned are subject to change and should be confirmed prior to attendance. For more information and details on these performances and other upcoming offerings:

York Little Theatre: www.ylt.org, 717854-5715 DreamWrights Youth and Family Theatre: www.dreamwrights.org, 717-8488623 OrangeMite Studios: www.orangemite.org, 717-814-1151 Hanover Little Theatre: http://hanoverlittletheatre.com, 717-637-5297 Theatre of Performing Arts of Southern York County: https://sites.google. com/a/topasyc.org/www/, 717-2354182 York Symphony Orchestra: www.yorksymphony.org, 717-812-0717, tickets via Strand-Capitol Box Office at 717846-1111 York Youth Symphony Orchestra: www.yorkyouthsymphony.org, yyso@ yorksymphony.org York Junior Symphony Orchestra: www. yjso.org, yjso@yorksymphony.org York County Honors Choirs: www. theychc.org, 717-846-1155, ext. 303, Honorschoiryc@hotmail.com Spring Garden Band: www.springgardenband.org, info@springgardenband.org Red Lion Felton Band: www.redlionfeltonband.blogspot.com Emigsville Band: www.theemigsvilleband.com, emigsvilleband@yahoo. com Dover Community Orchestra and OrangeMite Jazz: www.orangemite.org/ music.html, 717-814-1151 Greater York Dance: http://gydance. org, 717-755-6683 Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center: www.mystrandcapitol.org, 717846-1111 Pullo Center: http://pullocenter.yk.psu. edu, 717-505-8900 York College of Pennsylvania: www. ycp.edu, information on music performances at 717-815-1528, information on theater productions at 717-8151401 Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, www.theeich.org, 717-637-7086 Susquehanna Folk Music Society: www. sfmsfolk.org, 717-745-6577

Dover Community Orchestra and OrangeMite Jazz, which are based out of OrangeMite Studios; and many others.

DANCE Since its origins in 1971, Greater York Dance has grown into a nonprofit arts institution that offers many performance opportunities for its dancers as well as artistic enrichment for the community. The organization strives to offer a number of unique and entertaining performances each year, including the offerings of the Midstate Ballet, under the direction of Lori Pergament.

As part of its performance offerings, Greater York Dance presents the June Jubilee, a weekend of dance performances at Central York High School, 601 Mundis Mill Road, York. This year, June Jubilee performances are slated for Friday, June 7, through Sunday, June 9, and the event will include a program presented by the Midstate Ballet, as well as the June Show, which includes all of the students of the school. The performances will feature scenery, lighting, special effects, props, and sound.

Also on the Greater York Dance schedule are its annual performances of “The Nutcracker.” Greater York Dance, the resident dance company of the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, presents the holiday classic at the Strand-Capitol, and the 2013 shows are slated for Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 14 and 15. The ballet production features Greater York Dance students, members of the Midstate Ballet, and guest artists.

Another seasonal event on the Greater York Dance schedule is the Holiday Gala, which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 30, at the Country Club of York, 1400 Country Club Road, York. Children and their families will be entertained by a dining and dancing experience that includes dinner, a silent auction, and dancing to music provided by a disc jockey. Members of the Greater York Dance performance companies will perform holiday favorites in a variety of dancing and singing styles.

OTHER PERFORMING ARTS VENUES AND ORGANIZATIONS York County boasts a number of other organizations and venues that offer performing arts programs.

In addition to partnering with the YSO, YYSO, YJSO, Greater York Dance, and York County Honors Choirs, the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, 50 N. George St., York, presents an array of Broadway productions, comedy performances, music programs, and family shows throughout the year. The nonprofit organization’s CapLive concerts feature nationally known artists and up-and-coming performers.

The Pullo Center at Penn State York presents a variety of touring shows, concerts, and cultural, community and educational events. This venue, which features a 1,016seat theater with full production capabilities, is located at 1031 Edgecomb Ave.,

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York College of Pennsylvania, 441 Country Club Road, York, also presents a slate of music and theater offerings. The college’s music division typically presents more than 50 concerts and recitals each academic year, including performances by guest and faculty artists and programs featuring student ensembles. Most music division performances are held in DeMeester Recital Hall in Wolf Hall, while large ensemble performances are held in the Collegiate Performing Arts Center (CPAC). The college’s theater division also presents a number of performances throughout the academic year.

Eichelberger Performing Arts Center is housed in the Eichelberger Building, 195 Stock St., Hanover, one of Hanover’s most beautiful and recognizable buildings. The performing arts center presents a variety of concerts and programs, as well as educational offerings.

Though based in Harrisburg, Susquehanna Folk Music Society (SFMS) sponsors a number of programs in the York County area each year through its "York Folk: Traditional Arts in Action!" series. This nonprofit education and arts organization is dedicated to the advancement, promotion, and preservation of traditional, contemporary, and international folk music and folk culture. SFMS presents dozens of events in southcentral Pennsylvania that feature artists from around the world as well as local performers.

Greater York Dance and Midstate Ballet present annual performances of “The Nutcracker” as well as June Jubilee programs.

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Civil War H For a few days in late June of 1863, York County took a starring role in the events of the United States Civil War. Several pivotal events took place in York County before the Union and Confederate armies squared off during the epic Battle of Gettysburg from July 1 to 3, 1863, in neighboring Adams County. When Confederate troops approached York in late June, the town was virtually defenseless, so it forged a surrender deal, agreeing that its citizens would not put up any resistance in exchange for the invaders’ assurance that they would not burn the town or harm the citizens. On June 28, 1863, York became the largest Northern town occupied by the Confederate Army. Under the arrangement, the Confederates allowed York residents to pass freely within the town, and the townspeople regularly interacted with the occupiers.

The Confederates soon encountered resistance, however, at the Battle of Hanover on June 30, which featured North-South fighting in the square of the York County town, and when the bridge connecting Wrightsville and Columbia was burned on June 28 to prevent the Confederate Army from crossing the Susquehanna River. As the bridge burned, the Confederate soldiers worked for hours to prevent the town of Wrightsville from going up in flames as well.

In 2013, a number of sesquicentennial events are planned in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of when the War Between the States came to York County. Residents and visitors may delve deeper into this important moment in York County history through community programs, museum exhibits, walking tours, and more, as opportunities abound to learn more about these historical events and the soldiers and civilians who experienced them firsthand.

Aiming to highlight many aspects of the county’s Civil War story, York County Heritage Trust, 250 E. Market St., York, will debut its new exhibit, “The Fiery Trial: York County’s Civil War Experience,” this summer. The exhibit, which will focus on the role of York County and

southcentral Pennsylvania in the Civil War, will open to members on Friday, June 28, and to the public on Saturday, June 29.

The exhibit will feature firsthand accounts of the events of the war from those living in York County. These accounts show the community’s response to the events of the war, expressing fear in the wake of a Confederate invasion, showing a divided community, detailing the great sacrifices made by soldiers and civilians, and more. Featuring period artifacts, objects, papers, documents, and printed items, the exhibit will cover the origins of the conflict in the 1820s and also consider the war’s legacy. The ties of the local community to nationally known people and events will also be examined. For more information on the exhibit, readers may visit http://yorkheritage.org.

Leading up to the sesquicentennial events, York Civil War Round Table will present the program "More Civil War Voices from York County” on Wednesday, June 26, at 7 p.m. The free program will be presented

by Scott Mingus and Jim McClure at the York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum at 250 E. Market St., York.

History buffs may also head to the Hanover Junction Train Station, one of York County’s historical sites with Civil War significance. Located at 2433 Seven Valleys Road in North Codorus Township, Hanover Junction Train Station has been restored to its appearance during the early 1860s, when it played a role in the events of the Civil War. The train station was raided by the Confederates on June 27, 1863. President Abraham Lincoln visited the station later in the year on Nov. 18 and 19 on his way to and from Gettysburg to deliver the Gettysburg Address. The station was again a part of history in April 1865, when Lincoln’s funeral train passed through.

Present-day visitors to the Hanover Junction Train Station museum can learn more about the station’s Civil War history during its open hours, which include Saturdays from May through October from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from June to September from 1 to 5 p.m.

This monument in Wrightsville pays tribute to the town’s role in the Civil War in June 1863. This summer, a series of events are planned in Wrightsville and neighboring areas to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the burning of the bridge across the Susquehanna River between Wrightsville and Columbia to thwart the further advancement of the Confederates.

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H eritage The station will also be open from 1 to 5 p.m. on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27; Independence Day, Thursday, July 4; and Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2. The Hanover Junction Train Station will be open from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, July 10 and 24. For more information about the historic train station, readers may call York County Parks at 717-840-7440 or visit www.yorkcountyparks.org. Admission is free, but donations are accepted.

The borough of Hanover will commemorate its place in Civil War history from Saturday, June 29, to Tuesday, July 2. Coinciding with the town's 250th anniversary, events are planned to highlight the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Hanover. A parade will be held on June 29, and a ceremony on Sunday, June 30, will take place at Wirt Park.

A cavalry demonstration, bringing the Battle of Hanover to life, is planned for July 2 at the Sheppard Farm in Hanover. Gates will open at 1 p.m., with the battle starting at 6 p.m. Camps will be open for visitors, and nearly 200 cavalry are expected for this rain-or-shine event. There will be an admission fee, with youths ages 12 to 18 receiving a discount and children under age 12 being admitted for free. Interested readers may call 717-334-2828 for tickets.

While in Hanover, Civil War enthusiasts may also take a self-guided walking tour that follows the footsteps of the encounter in Hanover. Visitors may embark on the walking tour throughout the year; guides are available at the Hanover Chamber of Commerce, the Hanover Library, and area lodging facilities.

For a complete schedule of Hanover’s events and more information, readers may visit www.hanover2013.com/.

One of the most well-known incidents in York County’s Civil War involvement is the burning of the bridge across the Susquehanna River between Columbia and Wrightsville to thwart the Confederates’ further advancement. Locations in Wrightsville and Columbia will commemorate the 150th anniversary of this fiery moment in the towns’ heritage as well as other aspects of local Civil War history.

Flames Across the Susquehanna on Friday, June 28, from 7 to 10 p.m., will mark the 150th anniversary of the burning of the bridge.

Ceremonial fires atop the 25 piers that span the river and once supported the original bridge will be lit at dusk, and a narration of the historical events of 150 years ago will be offered. Prior to the ceremony at dusk, the Susquehanna Travelers, a troupe of Civil War musicians, will provide entertainment from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on the grounds of John Wright Store and Restaurant, North Front Street, Wrightsville, which overlook the piers. There will also be an encampment, and a display of fireworks is planned for 10 p.m. Donations will be accepted.

A rain date of Saturday, June 29, has been set.

Wrightsville and other locations along the Susquehanna River will also offer a number of Civil War-themed events in the days surrounding the Flames Across the Susquehanna event. The Burning of the Bridge Diorama, 124 Hellam St., Wrightsville, is commemorating the sesquicentennial throughout the year. Featuring a newly remodeled interior for 2013, the diorama is open to the public on Sundays, May 12 through Oct. 27, from 1 to 4 p.m. and also by appointment by calling 717-252-1169.

Community members may bring an envelope or post card to Historic Wrightsville Museum, 309 Locust St., Wrightsville, from 9 a.m. to noon on June 29 to receive a commemorative cancellation. A book signing by Scott Mingus will be offered at Historic Wrightsville Museum on June 30 from 1 to 5 p.m. “The Civil War Comes to Wrightsville” slideshow will be presented on June 30 from 2 to 3 p.m. at Locust Street United Methodist Church, 314 Locust St., Wrightsville.

A Civil War encampment will be held in Wrightsville River Park from 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, through 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 30. People of all ages will receive a glimpse into the lives of Civil War soldiers, as they listen to period music, sample rations, and discuss firearms and other topics with participating living historians.

History tours will abound in the area. Historic Wrightsville, Inc. will offer several tours, and tickets will be available for these tours at the Historic Wrightsville Museum on the day of the event. The Historic Wrightsville Walking Tour, which stages from the Historic Wrightsville Museum, will be offered on June 29 at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and on June 30 at 3 p.m. A tour of Fairview Cemetery in Wrightsville at noon on June 29 and 30 will be led by tour guides from Lower Windsor Historical Society and Historic Wrightsville, Inc. Additionally, the Wrightsville Riverfront Tour will be offered at June 29 at 2 p.m. at Wrightsville River Park, and a cemetery tour of Union Cemetery and Mount Pisgah Cemetery in Wrightsville and Lower Windsor Township will be presented on June 29 at 4 p.m.

In addition, Shank’s Mare Outfitters will offer the Burning of the Bridge Paddle Tour from noon to 3 p.m. on June 29. Kayaks will launch from the Wrightsville shore and follow the footprint of the bridge that was burned. Tour participants will learn about the history of this Civil War event and view encampments on both sides of the river. Rental kayaks will be available. To register, readers may contact Shank's Mare Outfitters at 717-252-1616.

For further details on the sesquicentennial events in Wrightsville and other area river towns, readers may visit www.parivertowns.com, www. rivertownes.org, and www.facebook.com/civilwar150rivertowns.

In nearby Hellam, the Kreutz Creek Valley Preservation Society Museum, 5345 Lincoln Highway, Hellam, will present a special exhibit of Civil War artifacts that features information on men from Hellam who served in the war. The museum display will be offered through June, and the museum is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sundays. No admission is charged.

In addition to June’s festivities, a number of resources are available for those interested in delving even deeper into York County’s Civil War history. The York County Heritage Trust’s special collections include

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“Civil War Soldiers: York/Adams County,” a database of York and Adams County soldiers who served in the Civil War, and “Pennsylvania Civil War Civilian Damage Claims (Pennsylvania Border Claims).” York County Civil War history is the focus of the website at www.yorklinks. net/cw/index.htm and the blog at www.yorkblog.com/cannonball/, and there is a “Civil War in York County, Pa.” page on Pinterest.

The York Civil War Round Table, which seeks to promote, interpret, preserve, and protect the Civil War heritage of York County through education and the exchange of information, holds monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of every month, except December, at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum. The free meetings feature speakers who share on Civil War topics. Membership in the group is also free to anyone.

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