Fig Lancaster Summer 2015

fig ® summer 2015 | issue no. 38 | the fresh, fashionable, & flavorful of the city of lancaster, pennsylvania

LANCASTER

savor the season

THE GOOD TASTE ISSUE FIG EE R E IS F ®

EM TA K I T H W YOU

PUBLISHER Moxie House, LLC moxiehouse.com EDITOR Deborah Brandt ASSISTANT TO THE PUBLISHER Nicole Patterson DESIGN Jena Miller Shani Tucker Josh Seibert PRODUCT MANAGER Amy Hynes WRITING Nicole Patterson COMMUNICATIONS Theresa Yerger PHOTOGRAPHY Mike Miville STYLE DIRECTOR Marie Kojitani PHOTO ASSISTANT Sam Brandt BRAND STRATEGIST Emma Parnham INTERN Joe Migliore ADVERTISING To find out how you can strategically and effectively market your business through the Fig® communications package, contact Deborah Brandt at deborah@moxiehouse.com.

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summer is sweet on the cover

Melisa Baez, Co-Founder of Attollo (a program of Children Deserve a Chance) holds a Lancaster staple— heirloom tomatoes—in a candy-colored Now Designs colander from Mise en Place Kitchen Store. She is wearing a Chetta B dress from Pappagallo.

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A colorful Now Designs colander and dish towel (for sale at Mise en Place Kitchen Store) create the perfect backdrop for juicy, red strawberries.

f&m foodies

Readers of all ages can enjoy spoonuniversity.com, a food blog written by students at Franklin & Marshall College for the campus community about the City of Lancaster’s dining scene.

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Thank you to our editorial sponsor, the High® companies. Committed to community leadership, sustainable building and business practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.

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i’m a self-professed food snob for many reasons.

I had a father who was way ahead of his time, and I often think favorably about my childhood experiences growing up on an organic farm in Lancaster County. I can almost taste the sweet homemade jams and jellies squishing out of my sandwiches with each bite.

At Fig®, we believe that food is at its most powerful when it’s an expression of love. Whether knowingly or blithely unaware, each of us explores our relationship to food and its connection to our identity in all forms— personal, familial, and cultural—every time we eat. Everything about eating: how much we consume, who makes it, who we share it with, and how we acquire it is rich with meaning. Our attitudes, practices, and rituals surrounding food become indisputable facts about our most intrinsic beliefs about the world and ourselves.

That’s what food is all about. It’s personal. It connects us to a person, a place, or a special moment in time. Our society has reached a tipping point when it comes to satisfying appetites and simply feeding. We’re capable of more. We crave sustenance and significance. Everything, then, becomes an opportunity to add to our food histories. The stories we tell, the recipes we write, they become the seedlings for future generations. As we break bread and say grace or simply garnish and gratify—the beginnings unfold.

This issue we are proud to present insider tips about your favorite local restaurants. We are happy to share fun facts about heritage brands made in Lancaster. And finally, we’re pleased to honor those farmers, keepers, and growers of wild things who don’t just innovate—but surprise and captivate us with pure magic wonder. To the chefs who skillfully lead us through taste bud adventures and do so with humility and bravery—thank you. We’re encouraged and blessed to live in Lancaster and we implore you to explore and celebrate more than just a pretty plate—but the art of truly tasting and savoring the immeasurable fullness of life.

deborah brandt Meet the entire creative & talented team who make Fig® possible at figlancaster.com.

Find the best places to eat and drink in the City.

We asked questions, got the scoop, and are providing you with “insider tips” about what makes each business a unique dining experience. Look for this icon as you flip through the issue and you’ll quickly see why Lancaster is truly a foodie’s paradise.

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4 36 north queen street 717.394.8842 tmbclothing.com

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two traditions BLENDED BEAUTIFULLY a place to create

At the end of each night, the staff eats together, tries new dishes, and gives their feedback. The Aussie way? Hire great people and allow them to be creative, give them space, and let them take ownership.

The Tucker Box (“tucker� is an Australian term for food) is open from April until the end of October and is perfect for quick and convenient takeaway meals.

first time's a charm

New to Aussie & The Fox? Try the Aussie Burger (1/2 lb. patty with lettuce, tomato, pineapple, grilled onion chutney, pickled beetroot, smoked Gouda, and a fried egg on Ciabatta).

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the highly anticipated arrival

of King Street’s 26 East manifests top-notch culinary delights, entertainment options, and an elevated experience unlike anything else in Lancaster. The first floor is Barberet Bistro & Bakery. The second floor is an event space, and the third floor is Altana—a rooftop lounge with intensely breathtaking views of the City.

Barberet Bistro & Bakery is the namesake of Cedric and Estelle Barberet, a French couple who have a passion for creating something beautiful. Cedric is a renowned pastry chef with training and skills from world-class restaurants and clubs. Estelle has mastered the art of charm and is the first face customers see when they arrive.

The bakery sells macarons—the jewel of French pastries. “The selections are very flavorful with bright colors that are appealing to the eyes,” Cedric says. He also creates smooth and rich truffles as well as individual pastries and large cakes—from raspberry and coconut tarts to something more elevated like milk chocolate desserts with crème brûlée centers. Patrons love the flawless chocolate sponge cake and not-toosweet summertime favorite: vanilla macarons with lime mousse and raspberry gelée. Scrumptious gluten-free options are also available.

Cedric & Estelle Barberet

The bistro offers a comfortable and affordable dining experience. Led by Chef Tyler Boell, the vision is a distinctive taste of quality within a casual and welcoming environment.

“I always wanted to be somewhere you could create something to love. And I think Lancaster is that perfect place,” Cedric says.

Learn more at 26eastlancaster.com.

6 26 east king street 26eastlancaster.com

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SEE LANCASTER LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE OPE J U NN I N G E!

MEET ME AT MARKET

f i n d yo u r c o m m u n i t y at

america’s oldest operating farmers market THE FOOD SOURCE FOR ALL THE GREAT CHEFS IN TOWN—INCLUDING YOU!

TUESDAY & FRIDAY 6 AM – 4 PM SATURDAY 6 AM – 2 PM

8 23 north market street off penn square 717.735.6890 centralmarketlancaster.com

SEASONAL PRODUCE & MADE-TO-ORDER GOODNESS

creating meaningful places At TONO Group, our passion has always been to redefine architecture and its implementation. We have created an integrated process from design through construction and the interiors experience specifically tailored to bring any vision to life. Learn more about our capabilities and contact us to get started.

TONO Architects, LLC; PROTO Construction Management, LLC; Interiors by DECO, LLC

The Tono team in front of their design for the Palate Company: Angelique Miller, Jeff Garner, Dan Garner, Dave Gibble, Hunter Johnson, Joe Slagle, Keith Falco, Martin Valins, & Amy Brunner.

941 wheatland avenue, suite 402 717.735.8166 tonogroup.com

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tasteful inspiration Visit the Olive Oil 101 blog at figlancaster.com/seasons for these delicious summer recipes:

OLIVE OIL 101 CLASSES PRIVATE TASTINGS

Mexican Salsa Fresca

LUNCH & LEARNS

Strawberry Rhubarb Shrub

CORPORATE & WEDDING IDEAS

Coconut Lime Popcorn

tastes to inspire creativity FINE OLIVE OILS & VINEGARS FOR PROFESSIONAL & HOME CHEFS

10 36 west king street 717.396.1380 seasonstaproom.com

iconically lancaster FINE DINING DOWNTOWN

in chef we trust

Owner Dean Oberholtzer originally wanted The Belvedere to be a sandwich shop. It was his chef who convinced him it should be a fine dining restaurant.

The Grilled Caesar Salad is the most famous and bestselling item on the menu. It was inspired by a trip Dean took to a Washington, D.C. restaurant. In fact, it’s so popular that The Belvedere now offers options like chicken, salmon, tuna, and scallops.

such great heights

The Belvedere (Italian for “beautiful view”) earned its name from the gorgeous 4th floor view of the City.

John Rohrer, a tobacco tycoon from Strasburg, built the house in 1869 as a private residence.

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where it all comes together THREE WAYS TO DINE AT CORK FACTORY HOTEL AT URBAN PLACE cork & cap restaurant

Modern farm-to-table cuisine inspired by local Pennsylvania German heritage.

717.735.2025 • corkandcaprestaurant.com

cork factory hotel events dept.

A full-service team provides unique menus and customized experiences for small to large events.

717.735.2075 • corkfactoryhotel.com

the baker’s table

A café, bakery, and event space that celebrates Lancaster County’s sweetest traditions.

717.735.1150 • thebakerstable.com

12 480 new holland avenue 717.735.2075 corkfactoryhotel.com

Choose from five dining environments: the lounge, the bar, grille room, main dining room, and outside patio.

Each is a different and enjoyable experience.

history sets the tone

The restaurant’s interior includes original stone and brick. The bar is made of reclaimed wood from the original Lancaster Cork Works, a 19th century cork factory. Four red firemen’s hats, original to Kerr Glass, also hang at the bar.

good mornings

The Baker’s Table serves a breakfast buffet on Saturday and Sunday from 7 – 11 am. Diners can also enjoy original recipe soups like the popular Chicken & Waffle, as well as mimosas, beer, Bellocq Tea, and Blue Bottle coffee.

From the large communal table to the classic café, the possibilities for this space are bound only by your imagination.

Hold a rehearsal dinner, bridal shower, or cake decorating class.

award-winning event venues

In addition to hosting distinctive weddings in The Ballroom and The Warehouse, Cork Factory Hotel offers several more intimate gathering spaces for pre- and post-wedding events, celebrations, and meetings.

teamwork

Between 3 different kitchens, 25 – 30 chefs and cooks, and 5 dishwashers, the Cork Factory Hotel Team can serve hundreds of guests in mere minutes—making sure your guests don’t have to wait.

made with love

Executive Banquet Chef Dwayne Smith remembers watching his mother cook steak as a child. His tribute to her homemade cooking includes adding a pat of butter on top of each steak that leaves the kitchen.

sweet treat

In addition to many pastries, croissants, and breads, The Baker’s Table bakes custom wedding cakes from scratch.

480 new holland avenue 717.735.2075 corkfactoryhotel.com

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STAY DOWNTOWN AND

have a ball this summer the lancaster barnstormers' team

trusts The Hotel Lancaster as their home away from home. Enjoy a central location, exceptional service, and a happy staff—all bases are covered.

The Hotel Lancaster team with D.J. Boston, Hitting Coach; Rich Rundles, Pitching Coach; & Butch Hobson, Manager

CONVENIENT PARKING COMFORTABLE ROOMS CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IDEALLY LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER

14 26 east chestnut street call to make a reservation: 717.394.0900 thehotellancaster.com

a stronger lancaster BORN FROM ENTREPRENEURS

At Moxie House—the creators and Fig®—we know that one great idea can change everything. We also understand the joys and challenges of being a small business, and are excited to team up with Assets Lancaster to celebrate the small businesses that make our City authentic.

flora's

306 North Mulberry Street 717.553.5365

Owner and chef Flora Gonzalez cooks amazing Latin fusion dishes, finding inspiration with the flavors of Puerto Rico, Cuba, Peru, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic.

espino’s pizza, pastas & subs 323 West Lemon Street 717.207.9237 espinospizza.com

Owner Ramon Espino emigrated to the US from the Dominican Republic. He specializes in flavorful NY-style pizzas and Italian-style subs and sandwiches as well as Latin dishes like rice and beans.

Assets creates economic opportunity and cultivates entrepreneurial leadership in order to alleviate poverty and build vibrant, sustainable communities. Their programs include small business Learning Circles, Microloan Lending Circles, Women’s Leadership Circles, and the Great Social Enterprise Pitch. Assets’ clients and other vibrant small businesses are featured here.

torres family bakery

soul restaurant

447 South Prince Street 717. 397.4167

33 Ranck Avenue 717.617.2005

Torres Family Bakery has an enticing selection of cakes, cookies, doughnuts, and flan. Owner Jose A. Rivera offers dozens of specialties including quesitos and chocolate cake—and homemade goodness you can taste.

There are no measuring cups in the kitchen at Soul Restaurant.

Owners Liz Kirrej and Derrick Burch serve hearty portions at reasonable prices. Find Southern favorites like fried fish, baked mac and cheese, and crispy fried chicken.

100 south queen street 717.393.6089 assetslancaster.org

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IRISH PUBLIC HOUSE

irish dining

PERFECT FOR SUMMER

from the smoker & grille

The Annie Bailey’s kitchen smokes about 500 pounds of meat per week. Try the smoked pulled brisket sandwich, hickory smoked for 11 hours— it’s the house specialty!

Enjoy authentic Irish accents in the Conway Room on the second floor.

Look for the stained glass window and bar that was shipped and assembled piece by piece from Waterford, Ireland.

16 28-30 east king street 717.393.4000 anniebaileys.com

sláinte on the deck

Choose from 100 drafts and bottles that rotate weekly and get more beer for your buck! An Irish pint is 20 ounces, compared to the traditional 16 ounces. Reservations are accepted for the deck.

food brings us together in a way that nothing else can. We live in a society that’s obsessed with food, and from the moment we learn to differentiate what we like from what we do not, we are building a knowledge base of rules we abide by when we eat.

Read some of our Fig® food rules and remember that from the pleasant to the persnickety, the rules were meant to be broken. Label less and enjoy more!

“I always order a salad and a side of French fries. It’s a balanced meal, right?”

– marie kojitani

“When ordering Long Johns: 1. It has to be Achenbach’s.

2. Go with peanut butter.”

– theresa yerger

“GREEN IS GOOD!”

“Order everything—ok, maybe not everything—with a side of barbecue sauce.”

– josh seibert

– emma parnham

“Eat something sour each day. Pickled Beets!”

– amy hynes

“EVERYTHING (YES, EVEN CAKE) IN MODERATION.” – jena miller

“Always eat with friends.”

– deb brandt

“CUT OUT MEAT—OR TRY EATING LESS.”

“Moderation is ok for some things but, when possible, eat all of the meats!”

– mike miville

“Eat to live, don’t live to eat.”

– nicole patterson

Thank you to our editorial sponsor— the High® companies: celebrating the City of Lancaster and committed to innovative community leadership, sustainable building practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.

– shani tucker

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Locally Made in Lancaster, PA, is more than just a truism—it’s a tribute to the creative and hardworking people who produce the very products that make Lancaster a land of good and plenty.

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premium status

Lancaster was the largest producer of beer in PA and quite possibly the entire US until the invention of cold-storage rail transport that allowed Milwaukee to explode.

By the mid-19th century Lancaster was known as the “Munich of the United States.”

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Wednesday & Thursday 6 – 10 pm Friday 6 – 11 pm Saturday 2– 11 pm

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new! Try Hammond's new pretzel rods and thin sourdough pretzels!

for 84 years Hammond's has been selling pretzels to

Karen Achtermann & Brian Nicklaus, 5 th generation owners of Hammond's Pretzels

fans young and old. And every last one is made with care by hand—from the initial cutting, to rolling, to folding, and baking. With a secret family recipe that dates back to the 1800s—the crunch of a Hammond pretzel is a bite into Lancaster County's authentic heritage.

716 south west end avenue 717.392.7532 hammondpretzels.com

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The first ingredient in all Cortazzo pasta sauces is red ripe tomatoes. It gives the sauce its signature fresh flavor and smooth texture.

too cool

Cortazzo Foods was named one of the Top 5o “Great American Things” by Esquire.

Chef Scott Martino

all in the family

The Cortazzo Arrabbiata Sauce was inpsired by Chef Martino’s grandmother, Marianina Cortazzo. Her smile graces the jar that holds her family recipe. Each label is a sneak peek into the Cortazzo story.

still growing

Happy Hal’s Jalapeño Relish is the newest member of the family.

It’s made with two simple ingredients: fresh jalapeños & white vinegar.

cortazzofoods.com 20 find it downtown: lemon street market, mandros, the herb shop, mise en place, hunger-n-thirst, & ralph’s

“My passion is to create food products from the highest quality ingredients possible.

Real food tastes good all by itself.” – Shirley Burris, Owner

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ENDLESS MEAL OPPORTUNITIES

BURGERS, VEGETARIAN MEATBALLS, WAFFLES AND PANCAKES, SANDWICHES AND MORE!

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Buy Patty Up® at Stauffers of Kissel Hill, Darrenkamps, Whole Foods, & Kimberton Whole Foods.

Watch for new Patty Up® products coming in 2015!

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Lancaster County native Shirley Burris has turned a family tradition into a successful business. Patty Up® is vegan, vegetarian, paleo friendly, gluten-free, soy-free, and low sodium. The non-GMO ground mix is made from premium dehydrated shiitake mushrooms, cashew nuts, almonds, brazil nuts, and organic dried vegetables.

Free of chemicals and preservatives, Patty Up® is one product with endless simple meal possibilities.

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22 downtown lancaster: 118 north water street & lancaster central market 717.392.6011 miessecandies.com

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THE PAS S ENGER AIRST RE AM Look for the Passenger Coffee Roasters Airstream at the future home of Surveyor Hotel on Gallery Row (200 Block of North Prince Street).

SERVING QUALIT Y COFFEE, FRESH DONUTS DAILY!

We responsibly source green coffee from hardworking farmers all over the world and roast them with care at our warehouse in downtown Lancaster. Each coffee is expertly crafted to enhance its unique characteristics. From the farm to the cup, we are devoted to delivering the best coffee experience possible.

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Their products are handcrafted, locally-inspired, and Lancaster proud!

Clean products for you and your home.

the lancaster food company Extraordinary food sourced from organic farmers.

Eat better. For good.™

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abundant earth

Handmade and homemade gluten-free delicious baked goods and salads. facebook.com/abundantearthkitchen

24 241 west lemon street 717.826.0843 lemonstreetmarket.com

springwood dairy

grandview granola

Just the right amount of salty and sweet, toasted to perfection.

100% Grassfed Vitality.

Taste the wholesome goodness of simple, pure ingredients.

grandviewgranola.com

springwoodfarm.com

lemon street market Lemon Street Market is the downtown destination for delicious madein-Lancaster goodness. Find fresh produce and pantry essentials seven days a week. Support Lancaster’s food economy and shop local this summer.

neat

A healthy replacement for meat. 100% vegetarian.

Soy & gluten free. eatneat.com

241 west lemon street 717.826.0843 lemonstreetmarket.com

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building on strength Lancaster City Alliance is proud to present a new

Economic Development Strategic Plan for the City of Lancaster—a community-driven plan focused on the economic growth of our Downtown core and Neighborhood Commercial Hubs. LCA thanks the many community stakeholders who donated significant time and financial funding resources to make this effort possible.

Ranked 4th Most Exciting Small City in the US. -Movoto Real Estate, 2013

Named the “Best Place to Live in the East.”

Recognized as one of the “Top 50 Cities that Sizzle.”

-Money Magazine

-Nation’s Restaurant News

THANK YOU TO OUR BUILDING ON STRENGTH SUPPORTERS: LEAD SPONSOR The Steinman Foundation PACESETTERS City of Lancaster Franklin & Marshall College High Company LLC Lancaster General Health Urban Land Institute

PLANNERS Lancaster City Alliance Lancaster County Community Foundation Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority UGI Utilities

INVESTORS Benchmark Construction Dennis and Gaye Cox Irex Corporation Craig and Dianne Roda Bob and Felicia Shoemaker Scott and Gloria Smith Wohlsen Construction

26 354 north prince street 717.394.0783 lancastercityalliance.org

Pictured are some of the members of Building on Strength Working Group: Anne Kirby, The Candy Factory; Charasay Powell, City Resident; Nicole Vasquez, That Shuu Girl/ City Resident; Rob Ecklin, The Ecklin Group/ Building on Strength Steering Committee Co-Chair; Don Dagen, Make 717; Mayor J. Richard Gray; Noah Miller, Innovation Focus/ City Resident/ Investor; Vy Banh, Rice & Noodles; Shelby Nauman, Lancaster City Alliance; Marshall Snively, Lancaster City Alliance; Ray D’Agostino, Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership; Bob Shoemaker, Lancaster City Alliance; Chris Caldwell, The Common Wheel/ City Resident; Allison Weber, Tec Centro/ SACA; Tom Smithgall, High Real Estate Group, LLC/ Building on Strength Steering Committee Co-Chair; Rick Hamilton, Drums Etc.

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ACCOUTREMENTS FOR SUMMER

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HEADPHONES TURNTABLES SPEAKERS TUBE AMPLIFIERS WIRELESS STREAMING AUDIO BLUETOOTH FURNITURE

28 113 east chestnut street 717.409.5050 nowlistenhere.net

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carrying american-made products

french dining

WITH GLOBAL INFLUENCES

high fashion

Owner Susan Louie used to be a fashion designer in New York City. She brings that same attention to texture, color, pattern, comfort, and art to Citronnelle.

She designed the space for balance, incorporating elements of earth, wind, air, and fire. Citronnelle is French cuisine and midcentury modern style mixed with Asian and Moroccan details.

Try the 8 oz. Prime Cut Sirloin Steak (or the Market Vegetable Bisteeya if you prefer vegetarian cuisine), and it’s BYOB for maximum enjoyment.

Special date? Ask for Table 7—the best seat in the house.

where it all started

Chef Rafael grew up in his mother’s kitchen near Brooklyn’s Chinatown. He is classically trained in French as well as German, Italian, American, and several Asian cuisines. “You have to be happy when you cook. Your energy goes into the food. The flavors will sing if you are happy,” he says.

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modern cuisine

& AVANT-GARDE URBAN DINING

advice to live by

Executive Chef Anthony Davis lives by this motto: A great cook knows how to do everything, but a great chef knows why.

While the average age of the chefs is only 25, together they have more than three decades of experience, a testament to their passion for food.

Expect a changing menu, as the chefs are constantly re-evaluating what’s new, what’s fresh, what customers like—and it’s all made in an open kitchen.

next-level commitment to local

The chefs at POUR are regulars at Lancaster Central Market, and more than 90% of all ingredients come from local food purveyors.

signature of greatness

There is a small exposed wooden beam outside the kitchen that anyone who has ever worked there has signed.

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Rachel is wearing Miraclebody clothing, Yes & Yes designs earrings, Jennifer Thames Originals bracelets, and an Echo Design scarf.

Stacia is wearing Miraclebody denim, a Muche et Muchette top, a Toucan Hats hat, Jennifer Thames Originals bracelets, & an Echo Design scarf.

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32 lancaster: 202 north duke street 717.299.2232 lititz: 1183 erbs quarry road 717.560.6509 shopfestoon.com

good character GREAT FOOD

special requests

Customer service is so important at Characters that the employees play a game at their pre-shift meetings. They take turns naming regulars. Chef and Owner Meghan Young believes it’s absolutely essential to know her customers and what they like.

The famous “characters” on the walls at Characters are the artistic talents of Meghan’s godfather. They were part of a series he created from 1979 to 1981.

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The pasta at Characters is made fresh in-house.

breaking barriers

Meghan was born and raised here in Lancaster. After attending culinary school, she worked at Axis in London, where she was the first American female chef in their kitchen.

38 north christian street, behind the courthouse 717.735.7788 characterspub.com

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the wizard of oz JUNE 2 — JULY 12

the biggest, most spectacular production in fulton history!

The greatest family adventure of all time and the most elaborate retelling of this treasured gem will close The Fulton’s 2014/2015 Season.

With the biggest set, incredible flying, enormous puppetry, high-tech video, stage hydraulics, and a cast of over 50 performers, this IS the biggest event of our season.

Even if you have seen it dozens of times before, you have NEVER seen it THIS way.

Join us Over the Rainbow for the dazzling finale of this very special season.

fulton academy of theatre Summer classes are now forming and are an ideal way to prepare for auditions for the upcoming Wizard of Oz Production Lab, which includes appearances on the Fulton stage during the run of this summer’s mainstage production of The Wizard of Oz. SEASON CO-SPONSOR

THE WIZARD OF OZ CO-SPONSORS

FULTON ACADEMY OF THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP SPONSOR

PRODUCTION LAB SPONSOR

EDUCATION SPONSOR

34 12 north prince street 717.397.7425 thefulton.org box office: monday – friday 10 am – 5 pm & 2 hours before shows

authentic greek taste

FRESH • HEALTHY • DELICIOUS

get your greek on

“Souvla” is the Greek word for “spit” as in rotisserie and “aki” means “little.” The word Souvlaki is a Greek dish of pieces of meat grilled on a skewer. The word “gyro” is pronounced “yeerow” and an authentic Greek gyro is made with fresh, local pork.

roll out

Souvlaki Boys got its start as a food truck. Pete and Mike purchased the UTZ potato chip truck in Hanover, PA, with a mere 300,000 miles on it. Find the truck and the Boys around the City this summer or dine inside the restaurant!

Cousins Pete and Mike know what family means. Come in and sit down with your family to enjoy an authentic Greek dinner. BYOB is corkage fee-free!

1 west james street 717.208.6243 souvlakiboys.com

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THE ENERGY OF THE CITY | THE CREATIVITY OF THOUGHTFUL DESIGN | HOME REDEFINED

farmers market fresh STRAIGHT TO YOUR KITCHEN

STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES

GRANITE COUNTERTOPS

GAS RANGES

the press building is conveniently located downtown, and just a short walk to Lancaster Central Market. All condominiums come standard with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and gas ranges. Perfect for any urban chef!

Kate Duke / Brunner Burkhart Team Each office is independently owned and operated

36 41 west lemon street realtor representatives: 717.735.1339 office: 717.735.8400 lancasterpressbuilding.com

JUNE 29 t he pre m iere

ROOF T O P G AT H E RI NG at 2 6 East

A unique menu designed & presented by chefs Cedric Barberet & Tyler Boell of Barberet & Altana.

R E S E RV E YO U R S P OT AT C I T YS O C I A L L A N C AST E R .CO M .

Tickets go on sale June 1 at 10 am.

E XC LU S I V E LY R E S E RV E D F O R T H E F I R ST F O R T Y- E I G H T G U E STS .

City Social is a new dinner experience hosted at unexpected venues across the City of Lancaster.

A FigÂŽ Experience

Produced by Alegre Concierge

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paradise at the ballpark

VISIT THE NEW LOCALFLAVOR.COM DECK bask in the sun The LocalFlavor.com Deck is open for every home game! All baseball enthusiasts who purchase a regular game ticket are welcome to enter.

Enjoy tropical & classic beverage favorites & casual fare—with a great view of the game.

BASEBALL MUSIC SOCCER EVENTS Learn more about how you can host a special event at the Stadium. Call 717.509.2033 today!

38 650 north prince street 717.509.4487 lancasterbarnstormers.com

casual dining

IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN

something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

The fruit and yogurt parfait (the #1 breakfast item) found its way onto the menu after owners Matt and Kathleen Smucker served it at their wedding in 2010. The blue bicycle in Café One Eight’s window was also at their wedding and came out of her dad’s barn.

Kathleen’s mother always taught her to have something red at the table to make the food more attractive.

Diners will find pops of red on the plate from ingredients like strawberries and roasted red peppers.

love is burritos

The Lancaster Burrito is a farmer’s breakfast in a wrap—made with ham, sausage, bacon, eggs, shredded potatoes, and American cheese. Café One Eight sold more than 1,300 Lancaster Burritos in 2014. Enjoy The Lancaster Burrito and other breakfast items served all day!

18 west orange street 717.509.4500 cafe1eight.com

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fresh face | figlancaster.com | summer 2015 now open!

Meet new local businesses that add to the texture of our thriving City. Look for our Fig® Fresh Faces in every issue.

Left to right: Jim Cox, Dawn Cox, Emily Brown, Dave Brown, Melissa Cavallaro, & Jason Cavallaro Splits & Giggles sells 24 flavors of Hershey’s Ice Cream, including one non-fat, one sorbet, & one Greek yogurt.

fresh face: SPLITS & GIGGLES ice cream is one of most nostalgic and iconic tastes of summer—and it’s most enjoyable when shared. The childhood favorite is the inspiration for three couples who joined together to purchase, renovate, and reopen the Splits & Giggles ice cream shop.

community alive and thriving, with the sounds of laughter and family, the three couples reimagined the space and the menu.

“We’re all friends and neighbors. We would all come here during the summer and when the place went up for sale, we all thought it was a great idea and a great opportunity because it’s a cornerstone property and a neighborhood gathering place,” said Dave Brown, the primary owner and operator.

Customers will soon be able to enjoy the new outdoor patio as well as interior seating and wifi. All the cold, creamy choices like sundaes, milkshakes, and floats will be available. Both hot and cold sandwiches will rotate and include ham, turkey, and roast beef paninis and unique kid classics like peanut butter and banana and grilled cheese sandwiches. Healthy and seasonal salad options and homemade soups will also grace the menu.

Dave and his wife Emily as well as Jason and Melissa Cavallaro and Jim and Dawn Cox have been friends for years. The previous owners closed the shop last July, citing family health reasons. Wanting to keep the symbol of

Splits & Giggles is preserving that nostalgia— the wistful affection for a time when summer nights were long and life was sweet. Celebrate National Ice Cream Day on July 19TH with a sundae, float, or scoop!

40 500 west lemon street 717.399.3332 splitsandgiggles.com

lancaster farm fresh cooperative

is a non-profit organic farmers’ co-op working in collaboration with farmers to bring you the freshest sustainably-grown and raised foods from Lancaster County. Our Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program allows you to invest with the farmer and get fresh foods delivered to your neighborhood and our wholesale business helps local restaurants and other outlets to receive our goods via case quantities. Visit our stand at Lancaster Central Market.

48 eagle drive, leola 717.656.3533 lancasterfarmfresh.com

lancaster east side market AT MUSSER PARK

lancaster east side market

is a gathering place where members of the community offer their products and expertise to develop a sense of local pride and create a vibrant, family friendly space. Open May 24 – October 25.

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BEEBEES ALL NATURAL • SUNNY DAZE BAKERY LANCASTER HUMMUS COMPANY • WHISTLESTOP CAFE SUGARWHIPPED BAKERY • GREENMOON FARM SWEET NATURE FARM • HAPPY BELLY BAKERY WISE OAK HERBS • STOUDTS WONDERFUL GOOD CRAZY CAT LADIES UNITE • PRINCE STREET CAFE 135 north lime street 717.333.0443 lancastereastsidemarket.com Photo by Michelle Johnsen

locally grown, LOCALLY SUPPORTED

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it’s a whole new evolution.

NEW STYLE. NEW ENERGY. NEW PLACE TO BE YOU. College Row

Lisa Taylor Owner & Founder Introducing new owner

julie mathers,

Creator of Love Your Selfie No Edits and EPY teacher for 6 years.

coming fall 2015 — We're moving! Join us at our new location on College Row, 701 Harrisburg Avenue.

42 398 harrisburg avenue, suite 250 717.391.1060 evolutionpoweryoga.com

figlancaster.com | summer 2015 | fresh face now open!

Meet new local businesses that add to the texture of our thriving City. Look for our Fig® Fresh Faces in every issue.

“I brainstormed the name and realized a peach is an exceptionally attractive person or thing. What I like about the name is that it allows me to define the brand according to my own terms.”

– Latoya Holt, Owner & Buyer

fresh face: ONE LUCKY PEACH to everything there is a season. peaches are no different. They are at their best

near the middle or end of summer— offering only a tiny window of opportunity for a truly exceptional and rare taste of goodness.

Owner and buyer Latoya Holt is a refreshing addition to the 300 Block.

She’s ambitious, creative, and smart.

Her boutique is simple, yet inspired, and casual, yet polished. “One Lucky Peach is where you’ll find amazing items below $100 and also where you’ll find splurgeworthy closet staples, little luxuries, and stylish investment pieces,” Latoya

says. Shoppers will appreciate her careful consideration of quality brands like leather accessories company Status Anxiety and contemporary clothing lines like The 5th Label and Lovers & Friends.

Latoya knew she would one day own her own business. She grew up in a family of entrepreneurs and quickly learned the importance of customer service. After working other jobs and learning more about herself and her strengths, she started freelancing as a personal stylist. “Everything had been leading me to want to open my own store.” When the time came to choose a location, she knew it had to be

Lancaster—just a short drive from her York home. She remembered the First Fridays she’d attended with her husband and her daughter. “I love Lancaster. I love to see growth, and Lancaster is very progressive and thriving and connected.”

“The One Lucky Peach customer is a beautiful mess. She has effortless style.

She’s fun and funny and confident. And she’s perfectly imperfect,” Latoya says with a sweet laugh. Everything is made beautiful in its time.

Visit One Lucky Peach or shop online at oneluckypeach.com—with available pick up in store option.

356 north queen street 717.824.3883 oneluckypeach.com

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solutions for healthy living Wellness on Walnut is comprised of a dynamic, fun, and friendly staff offering life and wellness, pastoral, individual, couple’s, and family counseling, chiropractic treatment, therapeutic massage, and acupuncture.

Leah Reiff, DC Chiropractor

west end yoga Yoga clients and wellnessenthusiasts will find a communal learning environment that is dedicated to healing and compassion. A holistic approach is guided by teachers who are sophisticated, innovative, and attentive to the details of core integration and alignment.

221 West Walnut Street westendyogastudio.com

Nick Dower, L.Ac Acupuncturist

Ryan McGinnis, BS, MDiv Mental Health Professional

henrietta heisler interiors, inc.

Young Living Essential Oils

Henrietta Heisler Interiors, Inc. recognizes each client’s individual design needs. Whether you’re designing or remodeling your home or office we will help you every step of the way. Visit our Studio Showroom by appointment, invitation, or chance.

We’d love to inspire you!

219 West Walnut Street wellnessonwalnut.com

217 West Walnut Street 717.295.0324 henriettaheislerinteriors.com

Debra Dower, LMT, E-RYT Massage Therapist

Susanne Spurlock, MSW ACSW Mental Health Professional Katelyn Holland

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root Lancaster’s premiere vegan restaurant, root, serves traditional bar and pub food. Beer enthusiasts can enjoy a selection of twelve beers on tap—and have them inside the historic Wacker Brewing Co. building.

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RACHEL’S CAFE & CREPERIE This Lancaster mainstay excites taste buds with delicious breakfast, specialty, and dessert crepes.

Favorite extras include smoothies and hash browns.

201 West Walnut Street 717.399.3515 rachelscreperie.com

EVERYONE IS INVITED TO PLAY LOTS OF NOTES KEYSFORTHECITY.COM

MUSICFOREVERYONE.NET

MUSIC FOR EVERYONE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR SPONSORS. THEIR SUPPORT ALLOWS US TO CONTINUE TO CULTIVATE THE POWER OF MUSIC AS AN EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY BUILDING TOOL IN LANCASTER COUNTY.

MFE COMMUNITY PIANO SPONSORS McConkey Insurance and Benefits

IN-KIND SPONSORS

Benchmark Construction Dawn Herring Piano Tuning

TRADE GOTHIC COND TRADE GOTHIC COND

Lancaster County Motors

Joyce Electric

RMS

Gallagher & Sons Construction Go Welsh

J.C. Snavely & Sons Mt. Everest Moving Company

PennStone Outdoor Living Ardent Construction

PLACE YOUR FIRST ONLINE BID AT THE

OFF THE WALL LAUNCH PARTY!

First Friday, June 5th 3 – 8:30 pm Friendship Heart Gallery 118 North Water Street Suite 101, Lancaster

Online bidding will begin with the Launch Party and will continue for the next two weeks, closing on Music Friday, June 19th. Auction pieces will be on display at the Gallery during this time!

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Auction will feature artwork by Heart Artists and professional artists including Liz Hess, Freiman Stoltzfus, Christiane David, Andrew Wyeth, Bill Hager, & Bob Grobengieser, to name a few.

Friendship Heart Gallery, an extension of Friendship Community, provides value through artistic expression to Artists with developmental & intellectual disabilities.

118 north water street #101 717.945.6904 friendshipart.net

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is the Conestoga Watershed Cleanup which focuses on a 75-acre gem in the middle of the Conestoga Pines Park. The Conestoga River is a crucial tributary of the Chesapeake Bay. Together we are cleaning up trash and planting trees for the maintenance, restoration, and preservation of this important watershed. Our heritage of volunteerism and involvement in the communities in which we live and work is a core value instilled by the Davidson family and carried on by our employee owners. Get involved and learn more at conestoga.csdavidson.com.

LET YOUR

inner scientist COME OUT TO PLAY TM

the renovated, reinvented north museum Join Cosmic Mike® in the new SciDome Theater to travel from the center of the earth to the farthest reaches of the universe.

New daily shows start June 20.

Image from “Supervolcanoes” courtesy of Spitz, Inc.

Visit the new northmuseum.org to plan your visit.

Cosmic Mike®, Senior Astronomy Educator, beneath the 41-foot Nano Seam™ dome.

explore two temporary exhibitions this summer: Catch Dinosaur Discoveries before it goes extinct June 21!

Tinker with Gerb’s Gadgetry—interactive mechanical sculptures made of “commonly found objects”

by Steve Gerberich. Opens July 7.

night at the museum Book your special event or holiday party now at one of Lancaster’s most unique event venues. Email groups@northmuseum.org to request information.

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Jonathan R. Hofstetter, Aaron D. Hollis, & George T. Cook with Oregon Dairy Farm owners Nicole & Chad Hurst (& their family).

A FIRM ADVOCATE FOR YOU AGRICULTURAL FAMILY LAW & ADOPTION BANKING & FINANCE BUSINESS CIVIL & COMMERCIAL LITIGATION MUNICIPAL TAX CREDITORS’ RIGHTS & BANKRUPTCY WILLS, ESTATES, TRUSTS, ELDER LAW, & PLANNED GIVING HEALTHCARE REAL ESTATE EMPLOYMENT & LABOR

deeply rooted IN LANCASTER COUNTY BB&T is a well-established law firm with deep local roots dating back to the 1930s, allowing us to understand our clients’ needs in the Central Pennsylvania area. We work with a variety of industries, from agriculture to manufacturing, cultivating legal solutions to grow sustainable businesses.

50 28 penn square 717.299.1100 bbt-law.com

figlancaster.com | summer 2015 | authentic authentic. true. lancaster.

Carol Campbell, Owner

authentic: CAROL CAMPBELL carol campbell believes that being healthy is a universal goal. For years she worked as an elementary school counselor for the School District of Lancaster, guiding children to make practical, healthy decisions— to care about themselves and others.

Sponsor of Fig® Authentic and supporter of Skinny Park Juice, Patti S. Spencer, Esq., of Spencer Law Firm in Lancaster, focuses on estate planning, tax controversies, expert witness work, and is a nationally recognized author. SPENCERLAWFIRM.COM

She remembers the fun of cooking with fruits and vegetables from a childhood favorite: Moosewood Cookbook by Mollie Katzen. Credited with moving plant-based cuisine to the center of the American dinner plate, she quite literally changed the way many Americans, and one Lancaster teenager, thought about food. Carol reminisces about her first vegetarian meal at Liquid Earth in Baltimore.

“I had a green juice, probably celery, kale, and lemon with a shot of wheatgrass—and then I had a raw taco served in a collard green leaf and it was the best food ever,” she says.

That good, healthy feeling she got from that meal stuck with her and opening a café or juice shop was something she longed to share with her community. After raising her two sons and watching them graduate from college, the timing was right. In November of 2013 she made the leap of faith and opened Skinny Park Juice—named after the linear park that runs behind it.

“I care about people a lot,” she says. “Helping people live healthfully—and enjoying their experience at Skinny Park Juice—means so much.”

And she is finding it exciting to see people enjoy the benefits that super foods and an organic lifestyle can provide. Visit Skinny Park Juice at 443 North Mulberry Street and online at skinnyparkjuice.com.

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BRIDAL & FORMAL STYLING MAKEUP BLOWOUTS CUT & STYLE COLOR & TEXTURE

Floral Design & Styling

by Kortney Cooper Dowell

Photography by George Weiss III Photography

52 14 north queen street 717.295.7600 bristleandprim.com

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MAROTTA/MAIN Architects provided the award-winning design to transform a former jewelry store to the owner’s vision of a wine bar akin to a New York City-style dining experience.

CREATING AMBIANCE THROUGH GOOD DESIGN AND COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE

citronnelle

MAROTTA/MAIN Architects was pleased to assist the Perezes by providing architectural services to create this intimate restaurant with global influences in downtown Lancaster.

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This Fontana countertop oven is simple to install and easy to use.

Natural stone veneer was the perfect finish to complement the client's setting.

outdoor kitchens WELL DONE

“Our client’s goal was to create an outdoor kitchen in a compact space that featured the essentials for everyday use plus a pizza oven for weekend fun. With Penn Stone’s help, we designed and built the perfect setting for bringing friends and family together.”

Dennis Hosler, Owner of Hosler’s Homescapes

NATURAL LANDSCAPE STONE PAVERS & WALLS BY EP HENRY & UNILOCK LANDSCAPE LIGHTING DESIGNER OUTDOOR FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES OUTDOOR KITCHENS FIREPITS & OUTDOOR FIREPLACES 54 190 west ross street 717.735.1922 patiopennstone.com

city dining WITH AN EDGE by the numbers: •7 0+ pounds of pizza dough used each day.

• 3 00 oysters sold every Wednesday during Buck-a-Shuck Oyster Night.

• 1 00 kegs finished each month.

Need more Federal Taphouse? A third location will be opening in Fells Point, MD. Or visit the original in Harrisburg, housed in the old 1st Federal Bank.

doing social good

Federal Taphouse has hired and employed 10 individuals who identify as homeless or in recovery— some from Water Street Rescue Mission.

201 north queen street 717.490.6932 federaltaphouse.com

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moving on up

three new businesses join the historic east side neighborhood.

dicarlo’s original pizza, unique nails, & merci’s fine alterations

join their neighbors in the east side of the City—Lancaster Convention Center, Lancaster County Courthouse, Demuth Museum, Lancaster Museum of Art, La Dolce Vita, Hair at DFB Studios, Moxie House Design Studio, That Shuu Girl, Tellus360, Sophie Stargazer Boutique, and many more.

experience lancaster city’s newest neighborhood

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coming this summer!

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unique nails

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merci’s fine alterations

56 a unique city experience, 7 days a week 141 – 159 east king street eastsidelanc.com leasing: 717.394.9500 meedcor.com

meet lancaster’s creative thinkers

Judy Ware

Randy Patterson

CREATING

Robert Macina

Mark Korman

strong thinkers. strong makers. strong communicators.

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design expresses gratitude to these thinkers, makers, and communicators who, in addition to their service to the College, have influenced the commitment to the arts that defines our Lancaster community.

Thank you to Judy Ware, Randy Patterson, Robert Macina, and Mark Korman.

These graduating members of the

Judy Ware in PCA&D’s Print Studio, Randy Patterson Pennsylvania College of Art & Design board in a Digital Lab, Robert Macina in the Prop Room, trustees, of 2015, have helped lead and of Mark Kormanclass in a Senior Studio.

the College in its Envisioned Future: 2025 strategic plan, paving the way to continued growth and success.

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Embracing Lancaster’s Tech Scene

Innovation is here. Join us.

The Central PA Open Source Conference

Meteor Mondays

(CPOSC) is a single-day, low-cost technical conference

is a monthly developers meetup for those interested in the real-time, web and mobile JavaScript platform MeteorJS.

for open source users, developers and enthusiasts.

www.cposc.org

10.17.2015

www.meteor-mondays.com twitter: @meteormondays

Pub Standards Lancaster

Tech Lancaster

is a social drinkup of developers, designers, founders and people-who-like-to-build-stuff in central Pennsylvania.

Web. Compilers. Robbii. Hacking. Making. Design. Whatever we think is cool right now. And yes, there will be beer.

www.pubstandards.us twitter: @PubStandardsLnc

www.techlancaster.com twitter: @techlancaster

Phho Credit: Jen Foster taken at Tech Lancaster, Lancaster Science Factory

And finally... meet Pubforge, a tech-focused coworking space developed for Lancaster's innovative community. learn more at www.pubforge.work 58 8 north queen street, 10th floor 717.983.8859 theindustrialresolution.com

#innovatorswanted

food + beer

TAKEN TO PERFECTION from pie to pizza

Every single piece of pizza dough is hand-rolled with one of the owner’s great grandmother’s rolling pin. It is made of a single piece of maple wood from New England and has been making pies since the 1800s.

The best seat in the house is outside on a summer night. Dine and drink outside and get a front row seat to the fireworks display at the Barnstormers’ home games.

expanded menu

In addition to great pizza, The Fridge offers a variety of fresh, creative sandwiches, hot dogs, soups, salads, and snacks.

Come in for a quick lunch special and try something new.

534 north mulberry street 717.490.6825 beerfridgelancaster.com

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personal service. family-owned offices. We are three longtime established Lancaster County Optical companies who have formed an alliance.

Together, we provide a wider selection of products, services, and optical goods to the Lancaster community in a professional and caring manner.

sunsational specs 29 Keller Avenue, Lancaster 4229 Oregon Pike, Brownstown

845 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster 222 Willow Valley Lakes Drive, Willow Street

2904 Willow Street Pike, Willow Street

60 albright: 717.399.2020 miller: 717.393.2020 hocke: 717.464.1760 ioplancaster.com

figlancaster.com | summer 2015 | fresh face now open!

Meet new local businesses that add to the texture of our thriving City. Look for our Fig® Fresh Faces in every issue.

“ For me, it all began when I would go into stores and I would be uninspired.

I really couldn’t find things that were unique.”

Ashley Mudge, Owner & Buyer

fresh face: BECAUSE I LIKE U kindness in giving creates love.

Because I Like U is thoughtfully displayed—thanks to Ashley’s background in fashion merchandising and window design from the Fashion Institute of Technology. “My main goal is that I want to make people happy. I want customers to come into the store and be inspired to think of someone else.”

“For me, it all began when I would go into stores and I would be uninspired. I really couldn’t find things that were unique,” says owner and buyer Ashley Mudge.

Gift givers will find imaginative gifts for every occasion. The store is filled with curated items from Etsy as well as other small companies and designers. Stationery, paper goods, jewelry, and baby gifts to home and décor items and other unexpected surprises, there’s definitely something for everyone.

Because I Like U is a destination for everything necessary in the gift-giving process: from the gift and the card to the presentation and packaging— it makes sharing sentiments a fun and easy experience.

Because I Like U started as a blog where Ashley would write about distinctive gift ideas and addons. After gaining a following both online and at trade shows, Ashley realized people wanted to know where to buy her items. “It has always been my dream to have a store. I really knew I wanted to be on the 300 Block because I think this block is a real gem,” she says.

“Sometimes it’s about those ‘just because’ moments,” Ashley says. “Just because you like them…or you love them,” she says with a smile.

Shop at the new location or online at becauseilikeu.com.

307 north queen street 717.690.2320 becauseilikeu.com

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BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY

NATURAL LIGHT STUDIO

FULLY-EQUIPPED KITCHEN

engaging images

BEGIN WITH THOUGHTFUL QUESTIONS

Jeremy Hess and Donovan Roberts Witmer capture more than just photographs. Good questions build relationships that lead to understanding and provide the platform to create images that communicate with clarity.

This process informs all of their work—whether it is in their natural light studio or on location.

BUSINESS PORTRAITS • FOOD & DINING • HEALTHCARE SENIOR LIVING • LIFESTYLE MARKETING 62 824 first street 717.390.7050 jeremyhessphotographers.com

fine dining & IMPECCABLE PRESENTATION

rendezvous with history

The Rendezvous Lounge, located inside Penn Square Grille, is named after the Rendezvous restaurant that was once located inside the Watt & Shand.

Restaurant Chef Ben Ash is using his grandmother’s special recipe for the Penn Square Grille’s Warm Cinnamon Sugar Doughnuts.

The dessert has been updated with vanilla mascarpone and caramel dipping sauces. A must have!

variety is the spice

The kitchen boasts culinary talents from Peru, Nepal, Cuba, Puerto Rico, South Africa, and Nicaragua.

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Crescendo 2015 – 2016 SEASON

TICKETS

starting at

$25

amazing musical experiences

THAT CAPTIVATE & INSPIRE

INTRODUCING

LSO Presents POPS Series WELCOME TO A NEW SEASON OF BIG PICTURES, BIG SOUNDS, POPULAR MOVIES, AND BELOVED BROADWAY. Enjoy performances like “Hollywood Heroes and Villains,” “Broadway Our Way,” and “Sounds of the Season: Christmas at Hogwarts” during the 2015 – 2016 season.

Made possible by a wonderful new partnership with The Arts at Millersville University.

To view a full schedule of LSO events like “The Godfather LIVE!,” “Bollywood,” and “Cirque Musica,” visit lancastersymphony.org.

64 for tickets & volunteer opportunities call 717.291.6440 lancastersymphony.org

FAMILY

KID-FRIENDLY THINGS TO SEE & DO IN LANCASTER

wjtl kids cookie break : sponsor of fig® family Every Saturday morning from 9 am – noon, tune in to FM 90.3 WJTL or listen 24/7 at kidscookiebreak.com.

KCB entertains, educates, and empowers kids. Join Lisa Landis as she takes you on a radio field-trip to family-fun places in Lancaster and broadcasts live—playing artists like Phredd, The Newsboys, Steven Courtney, Slugs & Bugs, TobyMac, Justin Roberts, Putumayo Kids, and Bruce Fite.

make the most of your summer Bring your family to the ballpark this summer and create memories that last a lifetime. Enjoy kid-friendly activities, theme nights, soccer, music, and, of course, America’s favorite pastime!

650 North Prince Street 717.509.4487 lancasterbarnstormers.com

wearable fun

creativity for everyone

Lancaster’s bead shop and open-beading studio where you can make jewelry—no appointment needed! Have a fun day out with friends or family or host a birthday party.

Find unique rocks, fossils, and minerals in the Gem Den.

A Paint-Your-Own Pottery Studio. Creativity for the entire family featuring over 250 pieces of pottery with more than 150 glazes to choose from! Birthday parties, girls’ nights, Girl Scout badges, and more. Gift certificates are available.

52 North Queen Street 717.490.6551 thebeadworks.com

16 West Orange Street 717.299.9963 thepotteryworks.com

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WHERE IS

james buchanan?

Do you know?

Tag us on Twitter or Instagram (@lancohistory) and use #foundbuchanan !

guess who’s back in town?

Rumor has it that the President has been practicing his golf swing. He was recently spotted working on his short game back at Wheatland with his niece Harriet. Evidently they plan to attend the U.S. Women’s Open this July. Buchanan has also been spotted dining, dancing, shopping at Lancaster Central Market, and enjoying a glass of Madeira at a local pub. And on First Fridays we’re told he’ll be downtown cruising around in his beloved Jag convertible or strolling Gallery Row in search of collectible art. So, if you spot the President, pose for a photo with him. You’ll instantly receive a 20% discount at LancasterHistory.org’s Museum Store (either at 4 West King Street or 230 North President Avenue).

james & harriet — takin’ it to the links & the streets

66 230 north president avenue 717.392.4633 lancasterhistory.org

President James Buchanan’s Wheatland is open for tours Monday – Saturday.

a delicious observation

The original Founder and Chairman, Phil Wenger, grew up in Africa and his family often enjoyed the hobby of bird watching.

Isaac’s sandwiches are named after birds. The vegetarian items are named after plants.

Isaac’s donates more than $100,000 per year to non-profits across South Central PA through their fundraiser nights.

Get your cause involved today!

casual dining

IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN keep it local

Isaac’s décor is modeled after the artwork of Lancaster native Charles Demuth. The design (trellis, paintings, murals, and architecture) is best admired from Isaac’s Pickle Bar. The original Isaac’s location spanned two floors and was located inside Central Market Mall before it migrated to its current home; it’s been downtown since 1983.

25 north queen street 717.394.5544 isaacspicklebar.com

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Dudeism No. 21

Paint a feast for the eyes.

EXTERIORS. INTERIORS. MURALS. FAUX FINISHES. WALLPAPERS. 68 750 poplar street 717.396.1207 twodudes.com

SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE & UNMATCHED SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PLANTING GARDEN MAINTENANCE EVENTS

4 seasons

OF NATURAL BEAUTY

Laura Lapp, Owner

DID YOU KNOW? PERFECT POTS IS THE CONTAINER & GARDEN DESIGNER FOR THE 2015 U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN AT LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB!

greenhouse shop Visit the greenhouse to shop a large variety of plants, pots, planters, gardening supplies, décor, & much more!

745 Strasburg Pike Strasburg

Perfect Pots designs custom container gardens to match your style and budget. They offer seasonal onsite visits to your home or business—or drop off your flower pots at the greenhouse for custom design and planting service.

serving lancaster city & surrounding areas perfectpots.com 717.917.8733

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At Fig®, we believe in the power of a community that works together to identify needs and find solutions—one that creates connections and is passionate about helping its neighbors.

For 2015, we have chosen three innovative nonprofits whose good works contribute immensely to our thriving, local community:

Milagro House, A Week Away, & Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic.

Please join us as we support these inspiring causes this year.

PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING THESE

milagro house Milagro House has served the Lancaster Community since 1998 providing education, housing, and counseling to women and their children who are experiencing homelessness. They offer an on-site GED school taught by a certified teacher as well as a post-secondary track, and are the only organization in the community that offers homeless mothers the opportunity to further their education—a key ingredient to obtaining employment and providing a self-sustaining income. milagrohouse.org

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worthy causes

a week away The mission of A Week Away is to coordinate and finance respites for individuals and their loved ones who are dealing with a life-threatening illness. They can’t cure someone’s illness, but they can give them the hope to keep fighting. They take care of everything from travel expenses to medical care to lost wages.

The burden of battling a life-altering diagnosis does not fall solely on the shoulders of the patient, but on the caregivers and loved ones as well. Their goal: provide a stressfree experience to the whole team. aweekaway.org

lancaster cleft palate clinic Winning Smiles Family Golf Day June 14th Are you looking for a fun summer activity? Bring family and friends to our Winning Smiles Golf Day on Sunday, June 14 at Village Greens, Strasburg. Enjoy a lively round of miniature golf and relax with a light lunch (included in the price) while supporting the life-changing work of the Clinic. Tee times at the top of the hour: 10 am, 11 am, 12 noon, and 1 pm. Tickets are: $15 a person or $50 for a foursome. To sign up go to our website cleftclinic.org and click on the link to the Winning Smiles event page.

community based learning. At Elizabethtown our students are

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COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING

offered five Signature Learning Experiences which means their E-town experience is unique, much like their signature. For their Community Based Learning experience, a team of engineering students chose the Lancaster Science Factory. They collaborated with the Factory’s exhibit committee on the design, construction, and delivery of an interactive exhibit—doors opened for them through a team of E-town faculty who serve the Lancaster Science Factory in a variety of ways.

a signature education HANDCRAFTED AND HONORED

ENGINEERING AT E-TOWN: EPIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FEMALE ENGINEERING STUDENTS ABET ACCREDITED BS DEGREES IN ENGINEERING & COMPUTER ENGINEERING BS INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT BS PHYSICS BS PHYSICS EDUCATION

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CREATING A

EVENT & FLORAL DESIGN OFF-PREMISE CATERING PARTY RENTALS WEDDING EXPERTS PRIVATE & CORPORATE GATHERINGS

Photo by Jeremy Hess Photographers

Photo by Jeremy Hess Photographers

the jdk group produces events worth celebrating. They are a recognized leader in full-service catering, floral design and décor, and event management services. Celebrate each moment this season. Whether planning an upcoming graduation, outdoor event, or summer soirée, trust every special occasion to the creative professionals at JDK.

72 21 north prince street 717.730.4661 for a full list of services & contacts: thejdkgroup.com

108 west orange street 717.299.5157 onorangerestaurant.com

480 new holland avenue 717.735.1150 thebakerstable.com

cafĂŠs, CULTURE, & COMMUNITY

301 north queen street 717.208.3394 commonwealthonqueen.com

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BED & BATH AFFAIR

FRESH FARMS CAFE

IN WHITE

IRON HILL BREWERY

CVS

FILLING’S

OKA ASIAN FUSION

lancaster ’s destination

EDWARD JONES

EUROPEAN EYEWARE

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[SHOPPING, DINING, LIVING]

74 701 harrisburg avenue for leasing call 717.291.9333 theshoppesatcollegerow.com

inspiring new tastes WITH FULL-FLAVORED MENU ITEMS HANDCRAFTED BEER NEW AMERICAN CUISINE HAPPY HOUR MONDAY – FRIDAY, 4 – 6 PM

small plates, big taste

Roasted beets, haricots verts, goat cheese, almonds, & dijon vinaigrette

781 harrisburg pike 717.291.9800 ironhillbrewery.com

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the historic downtown post office building PREMIER OFFICES & EXECUTIVE SUITES With its strategic location in the heart of downtown, the highly visible Historic Post Office will reinforce community presence! Constructed during the late 1920s, the building’s exterior exhibits character and architectural features exclusively unique to anything else in Lancaster. At the upper end of Class A office space, the second and third floors of the Historic Post Office building exhibit high-end fixtures and finishes that enhance overall value. Individual offices for professional businesses starting at $600 per month with flexibility to lease up to 10,000 square feet to suit.

VARIOUS SIZED OFFICE SPACES AVAILABLE UPSCALE DESIGN FEATURES ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL LIGHTING CONTROLS IT INFRASTRUCTURE 100 MB/S BUSINESS CLASS INTERNET ON-SITE PARKING & CLOSE GARAGES

Serving you with more than 150 years of combined Real Estate Experience. shreinergroup.com

76 48 west chestnut street

for leasing opportunities Call tim shreiner realtor® 717.560.8496

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a roof

WITH A VIEW & FRESH FOOD around the world

Tellus360 is the only bar in the City to carry Murphy’s beer (imported from Ireland) on tap, and have a whiskey bar with more than 100 whiskeys from around the world. Buy the Passport Tellus3Whiskey to taste your way around the globe.

Chef Robert Newby is upping the Tellus360 menu.

More food, more choices, and rooftop cooking and dining includes a permanent grill and smoker as well as a rooftoponly menu.

easy being green

The green roof at Tellus360 is four years old, and helps prevent runoff. 90% of the water that hits the roof stays on the roof.

24 eastking street 717.393.1660 tellus360.com

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TAKING IT TO THE

next level

dynamic growth for prana means more access to highly skilled

physical therapy for lancaster GET WELL . STAY WELL . BE COMPETITIVE. NOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS VISIT OUR SECOND LOCATION AT 274-A GRANITE RUN DRIVE, LANCASTER New PT, Laura Ladlow, DPT, coming in July!

78 617-a north prince street 717.390.4822 pranapt.com read the blog! pranaptblog.wordpress.com

explore the world THROUGH FOOD

collector of stories

Owner Srirupa Dasgupta has traveled all over the world and collected recipes and stories from many different people and countries. The Coconut Kheer (Indian-style rice pudding) is a Jewish recipe from Calcutta.

Surprise yourself with a meatless Monday— or any day of the week! The vegan and vegetarian buffet includes Nepali, Sub-Sahara African, North African, and Bengali dishes.

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give a gift

Upohar, which means “gift” in Bengali, offers the gift of meaningful employment paying livable wages to women who experience barriers to getting a job, such as recently resettled refugees. In addition, customers can give a gift of a free meal to someone who can’t afford one by purchasing a “suspended lunch.” These suspended meals can be redeemed by anyone in need.

241 west roseville road #2 717.569.2782 upoharethniccuisines.com

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second sky VOICES

PRESENTS SECOND SKY TUESDAY, JULY 23 | TELLUS360

You’re invited to a Fig® Presents concert event at Tellus360, on July 23.

For tickets and info, visit figlancaster.com/voices or tellus360.com.

Wes Dilorio & Bill Lascek-Speakman

“A band influenced by The Beatles and electronic music is a wonderful combination.

Of course I’m a huge fan of both, plus add in anyone who enjoys the band Genesis.

You should check out Second Sky.” HELEN LEICHT, WXPN

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FIG® VOICES IS SPONSORED BY

URBAN WANDERLUST second sky is the trio of singer Billy Medina, bassist Wes DiIorio, and drummer/producer Bill Lascek-Speakman.

The group regularly recruits local talent— including sitarist John Protopapas and horn section Todd Fulginti, Darnell Scott, and Alex Banias as well as vocalist Tina M. The singer, Billy Medina, lives in Vermont while their record label, Rhythm & Culture Music, is based in Washington, D.C. Their self-described sound blends past with future, and organic with electronic; it mixes travels and music from other cultures.

Speakman laughs as he says, “I think that we try to draw from that urban feeling of a mix of cultures and maybe that is reflected in our sound—it’s more like urban wanderlust than backpacking barefoot through somewhere.”

Their newest album is titled Touching the Surface. “It is influenced by the Beatles; there’s a lot of dub production involved in what we do and that is sort of labeled as ‘trippy’,” Speakman says. Using pop, classical Indian, jazz, and chillwave, their distinctive sound creates an expansive imaginary landscape—for some listeners, an escape. DiIorio says they like to forge a space with music that shapes something inside the listener, a folding into self.

“It’s more like setting a mood. It’s good headphone music,” he says.

The name Second Sky is based on finding new boundaries beyond visible boundaries.

But, of course, they also prefer a certain amount of ambiguity. One thing is for certain: The band is happy to record here (sometimes at Tellus360’s Sugar Tank Studio) and use musicians from this area. Second Sky’s desire for that urban wanderlust and yet locally precocious sound is perfectly suited here in Lancaster.

Speakman says, “I think Lancaster has a great music scene that we love being a part of.”

Visit soundcloud.com/secondsky to listen to tracks off Touching the Surface.

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YOUR PERSONAL CAR SHOPPER

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The Bolt family: Carol, Mark, Paloma ( future driver), & Oliver

As their family needs have changed through the years, Mark and Carol Bolt have remained loyal customers.

From the family “truckster,” to the office commuter, to the “red hot” fun car, we have always found the perfect match at a great value. We can’t wait for Paloma to turn 16! Come visit with us to discuss your personal car needs from daily driver to classic car and let us do the work for you.

DEDICATED TO MAKING YOUR CAR EXPERIENCE FUN, SIMPLE, AND UNIQUE 82 922 north queen street 717.392.2888 michaelsmotorcars.com

summer athleisure AT TAUPE

where fashion meets comfort.

STYLISH WOMEN’S CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES

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www.williamsforrest.com

www.williamsforrest.com

84 nyc 718.873.7081 lancaster 717.435.8076 williams-forrest.com/fig

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arm chair

FOSTERING

collaboration anne kirby believes in building community. As founding member of Lancaster’s premier coworking space, she helps foster community and collaboration amongst the 65+ coworkers that call The Candy Factory home.

Kirby created a comfortable, home-awayfrom-home office environment, refurnishing the space with merchandise from the Lancaster Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore.

Not only does comfort meet productivity, but proceeds from her purchases support Lancaster Habitat’s home-building and neighborhood revitalization efforts.

The more great stuff Lancaster Habitat ReStore sells, the more great people Habitat can help. Collaborate in the Lancaster community. Donate your new or gently used furniture, building materials, and appliances.

“I couldn’t have furnished this space without the ReStore.”

anne kirby

Founding Member, The Candy Factory at Warehouse D Business Owner ReStore shopper

coffee table

Call today to schedule a free pickup of your tax-deductible donation.

155 independence court 717.293.0250 lancasterhabitat.org

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COMMUNITY

JOY WITH BREAD & WINE AS OUR CENTRAL MEAL...

JOIN US FOR WORSHIP EVERY SUNDAY AT 8:30, 9, & 11 AM

RELEVANT 86 140 east orange street 717.394.6854 fpclive.org

Photography by Ruth Blazer

nurture is a given

Style for Living Cynthia Steffe dress

details: 30 north queen st, 717.397.5366 pappagallo: 28 west orange st, 717.392.0222 detailsandpappagallo.com

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FRESH

IDEA When Irene Awotona faced sudden financial distress, she didn’t know where to turn. With advice from a friend, she turned to the Lancaster County Council of Churches and was back on her feet in a month.

“They are a blessing!” she exclaims.

Now, the Council of Churches will be able to support even more families with their new Food Hub. The Community Foundation is proud to support the innovative new facility that will provide fresh, healthy fruits and vegetables. A new sophisticated inventory system plus refrigerator and freezer facilities means that excess produce from farmers, wholesalers and

LANCFOUND.ORG

717 397 1629

24 W KING ST, SUITE 201, L ANCASTER, PA 17603

stores can be safely stored and directed to families that need it the most.

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS

CORPORATE FUNDS

CGAs

yarn makes people happy.

A group of dedicated volunteers at Woodcrest Villa spends hours each year making and donating beautiful handmade blankets for people and organizations in need throughout Lancaster City and County. They call themselves the Kritters (Knitters + Crocheters).

happy

CONNIE BUCKWALTER

spreading the

Connie Buckwalter works at Woodcrest Villa and is an avid knitter herself. The Kritters’ dedication and passion inspired her to apply for The LancHappy Project’s Happy Dollars. The money will be used to buy yarn to ensure more smiles on the faces of many this coming year and beyond!

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a calendar of poetry.

Dana Kinsey’s project will place 30 published poems in decorative frames, one to represent each day of June, in 30 local businesses in order to promote creativity and conversation among readers.

The entire list of joy-themed poems and corresponding Don’t forget to businesses will be published #LancHappy! on the LancHappy website.

DANA KINSEY

Follow Fig® on Facebook to see how we’ve been spreading happiness throughout the City!

What makes Lancastrians happy? Watch video interviews from 40+ locals at LancHappy.com.

send us your ideas about how to make the City of Lancaster a happier place by going to

LancHappy.com. Sponsored by the Lancaster County Community Foundation, LancHappy Partner.

LancHappy is made possible by its partners: Fig®, Evolution Power Yoga, & Girls on the Run. It is sponsored by T.W. Ponessa & Associates, LCTV, Spooky Nook Sports, Northwest Savings Bank, Garden Spot Village, Lancaster Barnstormers, First Presbyterian Church, Orthopedic Associates of Lancaster, & Lancaster County Community Foundation.

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find your inner star THIS SUMMER

let yourself shine!

Join us for exciting camps and shows this summer.

Summer programs begin June 16 and run through August.

Camps are available for performers of all ages.

Choose from Rising Star Production, ActorWorks, Theatre Exploration, Dance Intensives, Music Together® Favorites, and much more!

Register online today!

PERFORMANCE-BASED SUMMER CAMPS VOICE TRAINING DANCE STUDIO & ACTING STUDIO MUSIC TOGETHER ®

90 245 butler avenue 717.517.8543 popovskyperformingarts.com

don’ t p ro d u m i s s o u r c tion ur of the m inetown: usica l & ou other r p ro d u s u m m e r c t ions!

Visit o ur w e & more bsite for tick et inform ation . s

the experts on living local

puffer morris is Lancaster’s local, independent real estate agency, committed to selling and marketing great places in the city and beyond.

The Puffer Morris team at Lancaster Central Market: Rick Tribble, Janelle Ellis, Scott Haverstick, John Spidaliere, Mary Tribble, & Bill Puffer. (Not pictured: Molly Reynolds & Nelson Keener.)

222 west orange street 717.299.3433 puffermorris.com info@puffermorris.com

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MEET YOUR CREATIVE CLASS IN THE CITY

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1. annex 24 gallery Tangents Acrylic 36 x 48 “Ever thought you were capable of more? Do you feel like you’re not seeing the big picture? You’re probably right—money can’t buy you time.”

– Ken Reisig 24 West Walnut Street annex24gallery.com

2. gallery on market Featuring art by Cindy Schlosser and period reproduction furniture by Joel Bare. Substrates include wooden bowls, antique panels, and shutters with a unique character all their own.

15 West King Street galleryonmarket.com

3. freiman stoltzfus In his art, Freiman is known for his diverse use of form and color in various media and techniques. But what all his works share is a rich expression and true insight into the things and places he is most passionate about.

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4. christiane david gallery Looking Up Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 Christiane inspires us with images of landscapes, animals, portraits, and florals. Her work will inspire you with her vibrant colors in oil, acrylic, watercolor, or even a piece commissioned to match your vision.

112 North Prince Street christianedavid.com

start the conversation

Call 717.517.9103 to schedule a free consultation!

WEB DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION CONTENT MARKETING SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ECOMMERCE

smart creative meet tower marketing—Lancaster’s leading full-service digital marketing agency. Learn how we combine the latest in creative design with the power of search engine marketing at towermarketing.net.

626 north charlotte street, 2nd floor 717.517.9103

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local events Visit figlancaster.com for a full list of City happenings this summer and year-round.

MAY

UPSCALE STYLISH RESALE BOUTIQUE WOMEN’S CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES including HANDBAGS, JEWELRY, SHOES, & SCARVES

SATURDAY, MAY 30 SIP Wine in the Park Enjoy expertly-selected wines from around the world, as well as gourmet foods, live music, and local art in scenic Musser Park. sipwineinthepark.com

JUNE & JULY THROUGHOUT JUNE & JULY Lancaster Summer Arts Fest A multi-performance, multiexhibit arts festival takes over the City. Free concerts in Steinman Park, film screenings at Zoetropolis, children’s programs, and more. Make summer fun for the whole family. lsaf-lancaster.org WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 Fig® Preview Night: The Wizard of Oz Join Fig® at the Fulton!

See the show for a reduced price and enjoy a pre-show reception with downtown business owners. thefulton.org Sponsored by

twice found is pleased to announce their expansion and relocation to 309 North Queen Street.

Come and see what’s new! twice-found.com

FRIDAY, JUNE 5, JULY 3, & AUGUST 7 First Friday Experience the City of Lancaster’s art galleries, shops, and restaurants during this highly popular celebration. visitlancastercity.com

FRIDAY, JUNE 5 Off The Wall Online Art Auction Bid on your favorite pieces from the comfort of your home! Proceeds benefit Friendship Heart Gallery. friendshipart.net Sponsored by JUNE 7 – 10 Pennsylvania Downtown Center’s Annual Statewide Conference Network with experts in community revitalization and representatives of local governments who contribute to the quality of life in Pennsylvania’s downtowns. padowntown.org Sponsored by FRIDAY, JUNE 19, JULY 17, & AUGUST 21 Music Friday Performances abound throughout City streets, Binns Park, and in restaurants and retailers. visitlancastercity.com FRIDAY, JUNE 26 Celebrate Lancaster The City celebrates culture and diversity with 2 music stages, 20+ food vendors, 2 beer/wine gardens, and fireworks to end the night. visitlancastercity.com MONDAY, JUNE 29 City Social A unique dinner event on the rooftop at 26 East. Limited to forty-eight reservations. citysociallancaster.com Sponsored by

on the following pages, you’ll find our Community Supporters— businesses commited to a thriving downtown economy. Although they may not be located in the City, they believe in the power of buying local and shopping small. Take time this spring to visit these businesses— and tell them you found them in Fig®!

iron hill brewery & restaurant

Fine handcrafted beers, creative yet informal cuisine, and a friendly, upscale atmosphere make Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant the perfect location for lunch or dinner. Take advantage of casual outdoor dining and experience the beauty of Downtown West Chester. ironhillbrewery.com

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corked wine bar & steak house

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daytrip talula’s table

As a modern day general store for food enthusiasts of all types, Talula’s Table offers a variety of homemade specialty foods as well as imported goods from around the world.

Order any prepared meal to enjoy at the community-style farmtable or at the bar which overlooks town.

In a hurry? They’ll even pack your lunch to go! talulastable.com

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The seasonally-inspired cocktails and urban ambience make Corked a popular hang-out in Bethlehem’s Historic District, but it’s the steak that’s driving guests from all over the Lehigh Valley. The beef is 100% certified Black Angus USDA and topped with Maître D Butter—the chef recommends you try it medium-medium rare. corkedwinebar.com

nonno’s

doylestown

We’d like to take a moment to introduce you to a few of our favorite towns in PA. Say hello to West Chester, Kennett Square, Bethlehem, and Doylestown! Plan a daytrip and explore the history of these places. Enjoy an eatery and savor life like the locals do.

bethlehem

Bright days and warm nights are here and it’s way too beautiful to sit inside all day. Hop in your car, buckle up, and hit the road to one of our Fig® destinations.

west chester

GO. SEE. EXPLORE.

kennett square

MAKE IT A DAY AND VISIT THESE OTHER DELICIOUS FIG ® DESTINATIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA. LET’S GO!

A traditional Italian coffee parlor and gelateria set in the heart of Downtown Doylestown. Enjoy a cup of rich gelato (we suggest Italian Fig or Dark Rum Raisin) and savor la dolce vita. Outdoor dining is available and the County Theater is right next door. nonnoscafe.com

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impressa z9

This Swiss-made model offers a true bean-to-cup experience, with user-friendly operation and captivating design. Choose from 11 coffee specialties on the TFT color display. With Aroma+ grinder and exclusive fine foam technology for milk foam with a feather-like consistency.

setting new standards FRESHLY GROUND, NOT CAPSULED

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

impressa f8

Four specialty coffees can be individually programmed on the start screen to prepare your favorite beverage in a flash around the clock. Grinds fresh beans at twice the speed.

First compact model with a TFT color display, for easy operation.

96 134 shellyland road, building 6a, manheim 717.492.4433 jura.com

LUNCH & DINNER

SUNDAY BREAKFAST & BRUNCH EXTENSIVE WINE SELECTION EVENTS CORPORATE CATERING Make the most of the mid-week when The Lovely Ladies of Jazz bring their smooth, sultry song stylings to the Trellis Lounge each Wednesday evening from 6:30 – 9:30 pm!

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

A NEW GENERATION A NEW LOOK

a new day

The Greenfield Restaurant & Bar is harnessing the power of change with the strength of tradition. The recipe for change started with a renovation—resulting in a polished, modern, and bright space full of thoughtful details that elevate the experience.

Visit, taste, and see the difference.

Kristen Hottenstein, Wine Buyer; Rafe Hottenstein, Chef

Winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for the past 10 years. The Greenfield Restaurant & Bar has a wine to fit every palate & budget.

MAIN ROOM

TRELLIS LOUNGE

THE PATIO

BALCONY

595 greenfield road, lancaster 717.393.0668 thegreenfieldrestaurant.com

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ENGAGING STUDENTS CRITICAL THINKING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT

ENROLLING PRE K –12 New Preschool Now Open

forging the future THE CLASS OF 2015

evan thompson, Class of 2015 Attending The Kings’ College in New York City, Evan will major in Media, Culture, and the Arts, and will play basketball.

lisa ma Class of 2015 Lisa is the first International Graduate at Veritas Academy, and will major in Chemistry at Grove City College.

rebecca forbes Class of 2015 Rebecca will major in Business and Spanish at Lycoming College.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

98 26 hillcrest avenue, leola 717.556.0690 veritasacademy.com

Visit our website and learn about each of our seniors at veritasacademy.com/seniors2015.

enjoy summer life let dr. maxwell adams and dr. eric katch help

Eric M. Katch, D.M.D.

you eat and enjoy the foods you love and feel comfortable in social situations. Don’t let loose dentures, missing teeth, or TMJ symptoms diminish your quality of life.

Photographed at Lancaster Press Building in Downtown Lancaster, lancasterpressbuilding.com.

Maxwell C. Adams, D.D.S.

DENTAL IMPLANTS WISDOM TOOTH SURGERY BONE GRAFTING BOTOX ROOT CANALS NEW EVENING HOURS! Mon & Wed 8 am – 8 pm Tues & Thurs 8 am – 5 pm Fri 8 am – 12 pm COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

ORTHOGNATHIC JAW SURGERY ORAL PATHOLOGY TMJ DISORDERS

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Dr. Ton-That & Rebekah Cafrelli

live fully

HEALING WHAT PAINS “about 5 years ago the arthritis in my neck went from being moderate to severe,” said Rebekah Cafrelli. She was having headaches as well as intense arthritis pain in her neck. The exacerbating cycle was awful. She was tired of having her days robbed of enjoyment. “The pain affects your whole life. It takes away your day,” she said. After years of trying physical therapy and various medications that would lose their efficacy, “acupuncture seemed time tested and I felt it was worth a try,” she said.

Rebekah was fortunate to find Lancaster NeuroScience & Spine Associates. Dr. TonThat explained the history of acupuncture as well as the current thinking. Each twenty-minute appointment was a minimal time commitment, and Dr. Ton-That treated Rebekah once a week for four weeks.

“At the end of my treatment, I distinctly remember sitting up and realizing that I hadn’t been realizing how bad I had been feeling. And when I sat up after my first appointment, I felt so good,” she said.

Dr. Ton-That says, “As a physiatrist, my goal is to restore function for patients with acute and chronic pain—back and neck pain, nerve pain, and pain from work-related injuries. If I can help the patient get better, the whole family will be better.”

This summer Rebekah is excited to get back to her garden, out with her family, and soon she’ll be able to take the dog on some long walks. She’s thrilled to get back to living— pain free!

It has been months since she stopped her treatment, but she can still tell a difference. “I feel that Dr. Ton-That not only listened to what I had to say, but he knew what questions to ask me for things I didn’t even realize I should tell him,” she said.

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degrees that fit your life WITH THE HAT TO MATCH

Offering Associate, Bachelor’s & Master’s Degree Programs.

Call 717.393.0779 or visit centralpenn.edu/lanc today!

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FLEXIBLE DAY, EVENING & FULLY-ONLINE FORMATS* FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY EARN CREDITS FOR APPROVED WORK/LIFE AND MILITARY EXPERIENCE LIFETIME CAREER ASSISTANCE FOR GRADUATES COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

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The Vistas at providence park

We’ve just announced our distinctive new offering in the Providence Park neighborhood, 50 luxury apartment homes set high on a hillside and featuring a rooftop lounge with spectacular 360° views of surrounding farmland and the Lancaster City skyline.

All of this pairs well with Local Table, a fresh new addition to Willow Valley Communities, offering residents and their guests a casually sophisticated venue in which to savor seasonally inspired, locally sourced cuisine. The vibrant bar offers a top-shelf selection of spirits, beer on tap and an eclectic and exciting wine list, selected by our own Certified Sommelier.

All part of Life Lived Forward at Willow Valley Communities.

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Experience Spooky Nook and visit other local attractions with a mini vacation at the Warehouse Hotel at The Nook. Book your stay at warehousehotel.com.

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You don't have to be a member to enjoy Spooky Nook Sports’ activities. Beat the heat this summer or visit on a rainy day for these Nook activities: CLIP N’ CLIMB CLIMBING GYM ARCADE COURT, TURF, OUTDOOR SAND COURTS, & BATTING CAGE RENTAL SMOOTHIE BAR, FOOD COURT, & ON-SITE FORKLIFT & PALATE RESTAURANT PRO SHOP DAY PASS TO THE FITNESS CENTER INCLUDING GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES

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Start your summer in a new VW. At Autohaus we not only have a brand-new showroom, but great leasing rates, special low financing, and a huge inventory of new Volkswagens and pre-owned vehicles. Visit the new Autohaus VW today!

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DISCOVER KITCHEN KETTLE VILLAGE THIS SUMMER Visit kitchenkettle.com for a full list of upcoming & year-round events.

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inspiration FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY inspire: an all-new original theatre experience Inspire will highlight six heartwarming themes—Hope, Courage, Faith, Love, Freedom, and Joy. A live cast and band will take audiences on an unforgettable musical journey via songs and voices with the power to enchant and uplift.

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