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Sick? Weekend? No Doctor? No problem! Life doesn’t always go according to plan. When you can’t get in to see your regular provider, see us. No appointments are needed — just walk in! Visit UPMCPinnacle.com/RightCare for a list of services and hours, as each location may vary.
17 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: AllBetterCare 1175 Walnut Bottom Rd. Carlisle | 717-258-9355 AllBetterCare 2323 Linglestown Rd. Harrisburg | 717-540-9355 AllBetterCare 6481 Carlisle Pike Mechanicsburg | 717-796-9355 Concentra 4200 Union Deposit Rd. Harrisburg | 717-558-6708 Concentra 4910 Ritter Rd. Mechanicsburg | 717-795-1819
Express Lebanon Valley Advanced Care Center 1251 E. Main St. Annville | 717-988-0531 Express 805 Sir Thomas Ct., 2nd Floor Harrisburg | 717-782-5905 Express Care Grandview Plaza 1404 Baltimore St. Hanover | 717-637-0470 Express Care Medical Arts Building 233 College Ave., Suite 101 Lancaster | 717-740-5750
Express Care New Oxford Medical Center 5615 York Rd. New Oxford | 717-624-1337 Express Care Thistle Hill Professional Center 2030 Thistle Hill Drive Spring Grove | 717-225-9869 Express Care 520 Greenbriar Rd. York | 717-849-5465 Coming Soon to East York! Express Care 2860 Whiteford Rd., York
FastCare® Inside GIANT, 3301 Trindle Rd. Camp Hill | 717-412-7859 FastCare® Inside GIANT, 4510 Marketplace Way Enola | 717-547-6108 Orthopaedic Walk-in Care Orthopaedic Specialists of Central PA UPMC Outpatient Center 1160 Manheim Pike, Ste. 200 Lancaster | 717-735-1972 Walk-in Center at Strawberry Square FamilyCare 320 Market St., Suite 165 Harrisburg | 717-988-9330
Most insurances accepted and copay may vary. Please contact your insurance provider with questions.
Transportation SERVICES
Amtrak Keystone Service 1-800-872-7245 • www.amtrak.com Fourth & Chestnut Streets • Harrisburg, PA 17101 Capital Area Transit (CAT) (717) 238-8304 901 N. Cameron Street • Harrisburg, PA Map on pages 96 & 97 Greyhound (717) 255-6970 411 Market Street • Harrisburg, PA 17101 Keystone Cab (717) 395-5732 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Liberty Cab Company (717) 233-3331 Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Lyft www.lyft.com Uber www.uber.com Unique Limousine (717) 233-4411 1900 Crooked Hill Road • Harrisburg, PA 17110 Harrisburg International Airport 1-888-235-9442 1 Terminal Drive • Middletown, PA 17057
Harrisburg International Airport is easily reached from Interstates 83 and 283, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, State Route 230, and the Capital Beltway. For Directions to MDT using a GPS, use the following address: 510 Airport Drive, Middletown, PA 17057.
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Paul Vasiliades Paul is considered to be one of the area’s most prolific image makers who is known for his scenic Harrisburg landscapes. You can find a wide variety of his work in local art galleries, Harrisburg state agencies, restaurants, and hotels. High profile corporate clients throughout the mid-state commission Paul for his artwork. Besides being an awardwinning wedding photographer, Paul features an array of travel photography such as Caribbean imagery and most recently, cityscapes of Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, D.C. Some of his latest projects include presenting his photography 3-dimensionally. For more information, visit www.paulvphotography.com and www.paulvstudios.com.
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Publisher’s Welcome Whether you’re a guest to the Capital Region or have chosen the area as your home, I’m proud to showcase the best shopping, dining, attractions, and personal services to you! For the better part of 20 years, I opened and ran restaurants for small business owners. My mission in creating the Live.Work.Play. family of hardcover, regional guidebooks was to support the hospitality industry I come from and small business as a whole by creating an affordable, more focused platform that gives them the massive exposure they deserve. With that being said, I’m launching all four of our guidebooks in fall and winter of 2020. COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on all of our lives but specifically on small business. I urge you to take advantage of our interactive website and dining guides on pages 7 through 11. They will allow you to shop, book appointments, learn more, or make a reservation with our Live.Work.Play. family of small businesses. As many businesses have modified their hours, it will also give you the opportunity to get up-to-date information on how they’re conducting business. As you explore the beauty of the greater Harrisburg region, please let our Live. Work.Play. family know how you found them. They appreciate it and did, after all, make this beautiful guidebook possible. Enjoy! And be well,
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Interactive Guide
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Pennsylvania Firsts
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Harrisburg
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Meet the Makers
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Craft Breweries
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Elizabethtown, Hummelstown,
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West Shore & Beyond
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Attractions & Family Fun
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State Parks
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68 Market & Antique Shopping 73 Pennsylvania Dutch Foods 74
Event & Service Professionals
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One Sun Studio Photography
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Golf Guide
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INTERACTIVE
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Want to shop, book an appointment, make a reservation, or learn more about the businesses and organizations featured in Live.Work.Play? Scan the QR codes in this interactive guide and throughout the book to connect with them via their websites and Facebook pages. Enjoy!
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Open up your camera app and point it at the QR code to automatically scan. You will be directed to the website or Facebook page! Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne
Boutique on Pomfret
Chocolates by Tina Marie
Create-A-Palooza
Cupboard Maker Books
Dancer’s Pointe
Frederic Loraschi
George’s Furniture See ad on page 77.
Gilded Door Oil & Vinegar Taproom
Knock Knock Boutique
K. Olson Ceramics
Leaf of Eve
Markets of Hanover
SHOPPING SHOPPING Capital City Mall
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Oxford Hall Celtic Shop & Tea Corner
Old Forge Gift Shoppe
Old Sled Works Antique & Craft Market
Plum Bottom
Simply J Boutique
Snazzy Giraffe
Toys on the Square
Village Artisans
SHOPPING
See ad on page 69.
See ad on page 48.
Vintage Plus
See ad on page 71.
Bronzed Bunny
See ad on page 79.
Grove Financial & Associates, Inc. See ad on page 83.
Paul V Photography
See ads on page 18 & 75.
The Studio by Absolute Pilates
See ad on page 78.
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See ad on page 42.
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EVENT & SERVICE PROFESSIONALS
C&J Catering
See ad on page 76.
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Absolute Pilates
See ad on page 78.
Fringe Hair & Nail Studio
See ad on page 79.
Hammaker’s Flowers
Journease Travel Specialisits
Shining Star Entertainment
Stephen Haldeman, REALTOR®
See ad on page 74.
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Zimmerman’s Automotive
Yellow Submarine Coaching
Cullari Vineyards & Winery
Cumberland Valley PA
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Dutch Wonderland
See ad on page 62.
Hickory Falls
See ad on page 63.
Harrisburg Escape Rooms at ABC Lanes
See ad on page 56.
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park
See ad on page 65.
Smoketown Helicopters
Wolf Sanctuary of PA
AACA Museum
Art Association of Harrisburg
See ad on page 63.
See ad on page 57.
The Penny Gallery at the Pond See ad on page 52.
Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce
See ad on page 49.
HOUSING & HOTELS
See ad on page 64.
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Harrisburg Golf Simulator
See ad on page 91.
Pride of the Susquehanna
See ad on page 60-61.
MUSEUMS & ART National Civil War Museum
See ad on page 58-59.
Harrisburg Downtown
ORGANIZATIONS
Improvement District
See ad on page 17.
Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce
The Pomfret Group
Cartoon Network Hotel
Pennsylvania Place
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MEDICAL UPMC Pinnacle See ad on inside front cover.
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Dining GUIDE
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Use the QR codes to view these restaurants’ websites or Facebook pages for additional info, to order online, make reservations, and more!
ELIZABETHTOWN Moo-Duck Brewery
79 S. Wilson Avenue Elizabethtown, PA 17022 (570) 242-5658 See their ad on page 32.
HARRISBURG CAMP HILL Cork & Fork Osteria
4434 Carlisle Pike Camp Hill, PA 17011 (717) 317-9366 See their ad on page 25.
CARLISLE
270 North Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 317-9027 See their ad on page 24.
Suba Tapas
272 North Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 233-7358 See their ad on page 24.
Desperate Times Brewery
Mangia Qui
Horner’s Corner BBQ & Grill
Lancaster Brewing Company
The Sunrise Café
South Philly Hoagies
1201 Carlisle Springs Road Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 706-3192 See their ad on page 53.
1900 Spring Road Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 258-4227 See their ad on page 54.
231 N. Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 (223) 212-5192 See their ad on page 53. 10
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272 North Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 233-7358 See their ad on page 24.
469 Eisenhower Boulevard Harrisburg, PA 17111 (717) 564-4448 See their ad on page 26.
3108 Parkview Lane Harrisburg, PA 17111 (717 ) 561-2299 See their ad on page 23.
Millworks
340 Verbeke Street Harrisburg, PA 17102 (717) 695-4888 See their ad on page 3.
Greystone Public House 2120 Colonial Road Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717) 829-9952 See their ad on page 26.
Note Bistro & Wine Bar 1530 N. 2nd Street Harrisburg, PA 17102 (717) 412-7415 See their ad on page 23.
Boneshire Brew Works 7462 Derry Street Harrisburg, PA 17111 (717) 412- 7814 See their ad on page 27.
Burger Yum
400 N. 2nd Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 727-7127 See their ad on page 25.
Cork & Fork
200 State Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 234-8100 See their ad on page 25.
HUMMELSTOWN Dafnos Italian Grille
1190 W. Chocolate Avenue Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 534-8939 See their ad on page 34.
Smoked Bar & Grill
1201 W. Chocolate Avenue Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 298-7900 See their ad on page 37.
The Englewood
1219 Research Boulevard Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 256-9480 See their ad on page 37.
MECHANICSBURG Cafe Magnolia
4700 Gettysburg Road Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 (717) 901-9700 See their ad on page 48.
Snapper’s Bar & Grill
120 E. Allen Street Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 (717) 697-9475 See their ad on page 42.
NEW CUMBERLAND HERSHEY Rotunda Brew Pub
814 E. Chocolate Avenue Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 298-6476 See their ad on page 36.
Chocolate Avenue Grill 114 W. Chocolate Avenue Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 835-0888 See their ad on page 37.
Boomerang Bar & Grill
110 Limekiln Road New Cumberland, PA 17070 (717) 920-3627 See their ad on page 44.
WORMLEYSBURG Dewz Famous Dogs
930 N. Front Street Wormleysburg, PA 17043 (717) 226-3154 See their ad on page 47. LIVE. WORK. PLAY.
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Pennsylvania FIRSTS First to Invent, Discover, or Patent • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Polio Vaccine Electronic Computer Ferris Wheel Steamboat Franklin Stove Shock Absorber Cement Bifocals Zinc Anthracite Coal Apple Parer Soldering Gun Slicing Machine
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Carborundum Flashcubes Cable Car Folding Machine Water Gas Production Accordion Dental Mallet Revolving Door Recumbent Chair Water Softener Street Letter Box Sandblasting Pencil with Attached Eraser
• Automatic Telephone System • Rotary Washing Machine • Bessemer Steel Making Process • Steam Shovel • Daylight Savings Time • Textile Machinery • Rubber • Electric Meter • “Big Mac” • Horsepowered Mower • Stereoscope
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Rotary Steam Engine Air Brakes Snap-Tops for Cans Wire Glass Typewriter Ribbon Lightning Rod Printing Press in America Electric Motor (Interpole Direct Current) • Photographic Attempt to Show Motion • “Honey Bee Lens” for People Who are Partially Blind
First to Manufacture
First Among States
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• Number of Licensed Hunters • Boiler Plates • Rural Population • Covered Bridges • State Game Lands • Potato Chip Production
Boiler Plates Straw Paper Hookless Fastening Lager Beer Platinum Metal Mustard Printer’s Ink
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Quinine Root Beer Wallpaper Jeans, Fustians, Everlasting, and Coatings • Folding Bed
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Pretzel Production Scrapple Production Licensed Bakeries Meat Packing Plants Sausage Production Mushroom Production
First in the Nation • Nation’s Capital • Electronic Computer Built, First Commercial Use of Electronic Computer, and First Solid-State Electronic Computer • Television Broadcast • Rolling Mill • Iron Casting • Carpet Mill • Paper Mill • Radio Broadcast • Hospital • Library • Magazine • Newspaper • Zoo • Institution of Art • Electric Watch • Round-Trip Airplane Flight • Government Low-Interest, Long-Term Financing Program to Help Businesses • All Motion Picture Theater • Commercial Radio Station • Educational Public Television Station • Cable Television System • Transistors Produced Commercially for a Specific Product • Production of Cottonseed Oil • Commercial Production of Zinc • Production of Expandable Polystyrene • Commercial Installation of Ball Bearings • Production of Rayon • Commercial Production of Aluminum • Commercial Production of Electric Meters • Steel Mill with an Electrical Machine • Patent Reissue • Print Patent • Commercial Use of Picture Phone • Commercial Use of Telephone with Push Buttons • Dual Elevator in Service • Belt Conveyor System
• Use of Aluminum Walls for Building Construction • Tunnel for General Traffic and Railroad Tunnel • English Patent Granted to a Resident of America • Successful Oil Well • Commercial Oil Refinery • Natural Gas Piped to Homes for Commercial Use • Program to Provide Corporations Tax Breaks for Contributing to the Community • Full-Scale Nuclear Power Plant • Public Use of Polio Vaccine • Biology Course Offered in a College • Adhesive and Medicated Plaster in Treatment of Fractures • Chemistry Laboratory and Chemistry Professor • Preparation of Dried, Human Blood Serum • Druggist • Botany Professor • Geology Book • Air Mail Service • Tests with Antifreeze • Sleeping Car for Railroad • Locomotive for Railroad Use • Steel Passenger Railroad Coach • Automated People Mover • Rough-Dry Laundry Service • Seed Business • Automobile with a Circulating Lubrication System • Commercially Successful Steamboat • High-Speed, Multi-Lane Highway, the Pennsylvania Turnpike • Building Erected in the United States for Public Use • Mint of the United States • Crematory • Preparation of Soda Water • Use of Electric Turnstile • Stone, Cast-Iron, Iron-Wire Suspension and Concrete Arch Highway Bridges • Permanent Theater Building
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Commercial Museum Aluminum-Faced Building Bird Sanctuary Glass Crystal Chandelier Saturday Half-Holiday Introduced Low-Rent Community Housing Project Planned Community Commercial Pretzel Bakery Professional Football Game Streetcar Passenger Cable Car (Steepest Ever Built) University for Blacks Model School Opened Bible Translated to English in America Mass Transit Bus Pool Purchase Plan in the U.S. Water Pumping Station Company-Owned Service Station Melon Grown Arcade Circus Nursing School Christmas Savings Club Advertising Agency and Advertising School Book Entered for Copyright Artist Successful in Commercial Art Sugar Beets Grown Book for the Blind Graduate School for Women Building and Loan Association Pennsylvania State Police were the First Organized State Police Force In The Nation, Instituted in 1905 Symphony Orchestra Encyclopedia Automobile Road Map Printed Ballot for an Election Commercial High School Law Digest Published Bottler of Mineral Water Fire Patrol and Fire Insurance Company Seatrain // Source: PA Senate GOP
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DID KNOW? DIDYOU YOU KNOW ? • The Pennsylvania State Capitol was completed in 1906. The central dome rises to a height of 272 feet and was modeled on that of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City, Rome. • 28 miles of the 2,181 mile long Appalachian Trail runs through the Harrisburg/Hershey Region.
• Harrisburg is the location of over a dozen large bridges, many up to a mile long, that cross the Susquehanna River. The Walnut Street Bridge, also known as The People’s bridge, now used only by pedestrians and cyclists, links the downtown and Riverfront Park areas with City Island but goes no further due to missing spans on the western side. Massive flooding resulting from the North American blizzard of 1996 destroyed them.
• The Rockville Bridge in Harrisburg is the longest stone masonry arch railroad bridge in the world. There are 48 arches measuring 70 feet each spanning the Susquehanna River.
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• Harrisburg is also known for the Three Mile Island nuclear accident which occurred on March 28, 1979 near Middletown.
• The Pennsylvania Farm Show, the largest free indoor agriculture exposition in the United States, was first held in Harrisburg in 1917 and has been held there every January since then. The venue also hosts an annual outdoor sports show and North America’s biggest auto show featuring new and classic cars.
TRAVEL DISTANCES NEW YORK, NY PITTSBURGH 196 MILES
Harrisburg
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READING 62 MILES
LANCASTER
YORK
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26 MILES
GETTYSBURG
PHILADELPHIA 110 MILES
39 MILES
BALTIMORE, MD 80 MILES
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WASHINGTON, DC 120 MILES
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Want to know more about Harrisburg? Check out these sites: VisitHersheyHarrisburg.org
BroadStreetMarket.org
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PENNSYLVANIA’S
CAPITOL
Tour the Capitol
Guided tours of Pennsylvania’s Capitol are offered every half hour Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Weekends and most holiday tours are offered at 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m. The Capitol is closed for tours on New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Schedule is subject to change without notice.
Moravian Mosaic Til
Self-Guided tours are held on regular weekdays only.
Information
The Capitol (as well as the Welcome Center) are accessible for individuals with special needs.
The Pennsylvania C Commonwealth Avenue Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1-800-868-7672
A National Historic Landm
Moravian Mosaic Tiles
The Moravian mosaic tile floor of the Pennsylvania State Capitol has close to 400 picture tiles. The tiles pictured are all located within the main rotunda, but the tiles on the floor span the majority of the building.
For more information on the Pennsylvania State Capitol,
The Moravian mosaic tile floor of the Pennsylvania State Capitol ha picture tiles. Henry Chapman Mercer, a native of Bucks County, Pennsylv and created mosaics, representing 254 scenes, artifacts, animals, birds, www.pacapitol.com industries and workers from Pennsylvania history. While some may be du are intricate pieces of art. The tiles pictured on this flyer are all located w 16 | LIVE. WORK. PLAY. rotunda. Locate and check off the ones you find.
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Find your way with us! Visit the Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District to navigate your way around our capital city. Visit us at our website, www.HarrisburgDID.com, or at 22 North Second Street Harrisburg, PA 17101
Learn more about our events! Harrisburg St. Patrick’s Day Parade: www.HarrisburgStPatricksDayParade.com Downtown Harrisburg Art: www.DowntownHarrisburgArt.com Harrisburg Restaurant Week: www.HarrisburgRestaurantWeek.com
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Christine Goldbeck I approach life and art as an explorer. I am not afraid to make new paths and to experiment with new techniques and tools. My paintings and photographs are not direct renderings. I strive for essence, not likeness. For me, making art is about how the subject makes me feel. It is about sharing feelings and impressions through brushstrokes, colors, designs and textures in my paintings and through the translation of light in my photography.
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No matter where I roam with subjects and styles, I seem to return to interpretative landscapes and florals because these are the spaces and things with which I love to work. I have a strong connection with nature and prefer to be outdoors, walking, biking, kayaking, painting, really just being.
www.ChristineGoldbeck.com
Joan Maguire Finding and doing what makes you happy in life can be a challenge, but this award winning artist found her joy in painting! Happy, vibrant colors describe Joan’s art which is in homes across the U.S.A. Her coastal paintings are sold throughout the Outer Banks, N.C. Joan’s Hershey Art Gallery & Studio features beautiful watercolors and oil paintings sure to delight. Planning an event? Contact Joan for unique studio tours, painting parties, or lessons. Love the Art You Buy JoanMaguireArt.com
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INDEPENDENT ARTISTS AT THE MILLWORKS
Tami Bitner
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Strongly influenced by nature, Tami Bitner’s creative use of transparency, layering, and subtle texture invites viewers to interpret her art through their own experiences and attitudes. Her imaginative use of composition and color create unique works reminiscent of our natural surroundings. As a painter using various mediums, her strong connection to both water and landscapes fuel her passion for working with both encaustic and acrylic paint. Pennsylvania’s distinct seasons and proximity to both mountains and the East coast provide a constant source of inspiration and growth. Art provides the creative escape Tami finds essential to release her adventurous spirit and communicate her emotions. Instagram @tamibitnerart, Facebook.com/TamiBitnerArtist, TamiBitner.com
Susan Bailey Susan Bailey is a mixed media artist living in Harrisburg, PA. After a 30 year career in logistics, budgeting and accounting, she finds the freedom in color and texture exhilarating! Putting down the federal regulations and picking up the color wheel, the rules of composition and experimenting with various papers is life changing! When Susan is not creating, teaching or learning about art, you can find her engaged in her second passion...traveling. Susan’s favorite quote is by Andy Warhol. “Don’t think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it’s good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. While they are deciding make even more art.” www.CommentaryOnColor.com
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Award-winning chocolatier
Frederic Loraschi - unveils a new way of discovering chocolates through a unique and high-end hand crafted gift. His exclusive collection of chocolate gifts is handmade combining French tradition and cutting edge flavor combinations using very little sugar, no preservatives and single origin chocolate from around the world.
4615 Hillcrest Street Harrisburg, PA 17109 717-540-0000 www.fredericloraschichocolate.com
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Elizabethtown, Hummelstown & Hershey
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DID KNOW? DIDYOU YOU KNOW ? • Chris Millard was a student at Elizabethtown Middle School in 1972. Shortly before he lost his three-year battle with cancer, he wrote a story about a great knight who sought out the four diamonds of courage, wisdom, honesty and strength, in order to be released from the grips of an evil sorceress. When Chris died of cancer later that year, his parents Charles and Irma Millard, included his story, “The Four Diamonds” in the package of papers they sent to Herb Kraybill at Hershey Medical Center, who was organizing a fund to help children with cancer. The Four Diamonds fund is now supported by THON, an annual fundraiser organized by students at Penn State University. Students have raised more than $180 million to conquer childhood cancer. • Hummelstown was founded as Fredrickstown in 1762 by a German couple, Frederick and Rosina Hummel. They purchased the land for 200 pounds sterling, then divided the area into building lots, which were sold to German settlers. During the mid 19th century, the Union Canal along Swatara Creek was an important factor in the development of the local economy, promoting trade and transportation. Today 200 pounds would be $255.64
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• Milton Hershey built the first modern chocolate factory and model town. He wanted to create a self-reliant community where his employees could reside close to work. Hershey also wanted the community to be a place where his employees could have comfortable homes, an inexpensive public transportation system, a quality public school system, and extensive recreational and cultural opportunities. Mr. Hershey had tickets to board the Titanic, but didn’t follow through with the trip. We’re glad he didn’t! // Photo © George Sheldon / Shutterstock.com
Want to know more about these towns? Check out these sites: DiscoverElizabethtown.com
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In 1974, the Firefly became the Pennsylvania State Insect. And in 2012 a synchronous colony of fireflies was found in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny National Forest. Synchronous species of fireflies are very special—and they exist only in a handful of places throughout the world.
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Central PA’s Premier Dance Store
Dance & Gymnastic Shoes & Apparel for the Body & Sole Shoes, Tights, Leotards, Knitwear, Tops & Bottoms, Skirts & Dresses
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Bubble gum was invented in Philadelphia, PA in 1928 by Walter E. Deimer of Fleer Chewing Gum Company.
8,000 SQ FT OF FUN! Toys on the Square is a brick-andmortar specialty shop with over 30 years of retail experience.
PAINT-YOUR-OWN POTTERY We have a large selection of pre-made bisque pottery to choose from. Available for walk-ins and parties. Ages 4-104. Ask about shipping.
TOYS FOR ALL AGES We have a wide variety of toys for all ages, from newborn to adults; we can help you find the right gift for that special someone!
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Contemporary, rustic-inspired place for elevated comfort food, rotating craft brews & cocktails.
814 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, PA 17033 717-298-6476 | RotundaBrewPub.com
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HERSHEY TASTING ROOM
1251 E. Chocolate Ave. | Hershey, PA 17033 717-533-8985
BRICKERVILLE TASTING ROOM
2 E. 28th Division Highway | Lititz, PA 17543 717-568-2210
Hershey’s first and only winery featuring over 35 varieties, including our best-selling chocolate wine, Coco Nostra. We invite you to stop by either of our tasting rooms to sample hand-crafted wine made in the “Sweetest Place on Earth!”
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OLD FORGE Gift Shoppe Your Home & Fashion Shopping Place
1800 S. Forge Road Palmyra, PA 17078 717.838.1581 facebook.com/OldForgeGiftShoppe A Magical Shopping Experience with Seasonal Home Decor, Gifts, Garden Items & Always the Latest in Women’s Fashions, Jewelry, and Accessories.
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Artisan Chocolates Gourmet Marshmallow Chocolate Covered Bacon Our Famous Peanut Butter Melt-Aways
16 S. Rosanna St. Hummelstown *NEW* Seasonal Hours May 16 - Sept.14: Thurs/Fri 10-3 & Sat 10-2 Sept.15 - May 15: Wed/Thurs 10-3, Fri 10-5, Sat 10-2 ••• Farmstead Market 1976 Laudermilch Rd, Palmyra PA 17078 Fri 8-6 & Sat 8-3
Customized Gift Baskets Chocolate Favors & Holiday Specialties for Events
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West Shore & Beyond
N E W C UM B E R L A N D | CA MP HILL | E NOL A M EC H A N IC S B U R G | C A R LISLE | B OILING SP R ING S
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DID KNOW? DIDYOU YOU KNOW ? • New Cumberland was incorporated on March 21, 1831. The historic downtown includes landmarks like the historic West Shore Theater and the yearly Apple Festival, which gathers hundreds of vendors and thousands of visitors. The West Shore Theatre opened on January 20, 1940 with admission of 25 cents for adults, 15 cents for children. The Apple Festival is held annually on the last Saturday in September in New Cumberland Borough Park. • Presented annually by the Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce, Jubilee Day is the largest, longest running one day street fair on the east coast attracting up to 70,000 attendees. The annual event features more than 300 vendors from near and far offering food, games, arts & crafts, business information, retail products, amusement rides, and more. There is a children’s area with activities for the very young including a free petting zoo and live entertainment on two stages. Admission is free. • The U.S. Army War College, located at the Carlisle Barracks, prepares high-level military personnel and civilians for strategic leadership responsibilities. Carlisle Barracks is among the oldest U.S. Army installations and the most senior military educational institution in the United States Army. • On the first Saturday in June is Foundry Day, a juried arts and crafts show. It’s held along the Children’s Lake on Front Street in Boiling Springs. Craft makers, organizations, and food vendor booths line the street from the Memorial Clock Tower, along the lake, right up to the walking bridge.
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Want to know more about the West Shore? Check out these sites: DowntownMechanicsburg.com
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Oxford Hall Celtic Shop & Tea Corner
Offering a unique opportunity to find authentic Irish, Celtic and British apparel, jewelry, wedding and engagement rings, food, religious items, art, music and more since 1984. We also have a British/Irish Tea Cafe where guests can try Meat Pies, Pasties, Scotch eggs and Proper Pots of Tea 233 Bridge St, New Cumberland PA ◊ 717-774-8789 ◊ www.oxfordhall.com ◊ Facebook @oxfordhall
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SHOPPING + DINING + FUN
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I have always had a passion for teaching and inspiring kids to reach their full potential. “Winnie the Wrinkled Puppy” is a great example of life’s journey, especially for children who have been treated unkindly. Winnie the Wrinkled Puppy felt different, until she realized that beauty is only skin deep. Eventually, she discovers her own beauty and finally blossoms into a beautiful show dog.
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Some people write books, poems, and lyrics all of their life. For Bob Croesus, his desire to write came later in life, becoming a published author at age 52. Friends would ask what got me started. My response is always the same...“my grandsons!”
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Pick a day or weekend to explore neighboring Cumberland Valley. You deserve to get away from what you have to do so you can focus on what you want to do. Catch a fish or catch a show. From hiking to beer, discover your new favorite trail. Stroll quaint downtown streets where window shopping quickly turns into actual shopping. Go ahead, come to Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania and weekend easy.
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A locally owned intimate, casual & eclectic BYOB Monday - Thursday 11-9 Friday - Saturday 11-10 cafe-magnolia.com | 717-901-9700 4700 Old Gettysburg Road, Mechanicsburg, PA
Fun. Fashionable. Fabulous.
The Shoppes at Walden ∗ 104 Walden Way, Mechanicsburg www.snazzygiraffe.com ∗ (717) 590-5147
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Community Resource for the Greater Mechanicsburg Area
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Networking and Business Education Jubilee Day™ for 91 Years; Mechanicsburg Halloween Parade; Streets of Treats; and Other Community Events
6 West Strawberry Avenue, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 (717) 796-0811 www.mechanicsburgchamber.org
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Dedicated to creating healthier downtown communities through partnerships between committed local businesses and residents working together for sustainable downtown growth. Contributed by Pat Craig.
The Pomfret Group began with 4 initial members in 2006, each a neighboring business and property in the first block of West Pomfret Street, historic downtown Carlisle, Pa. This neighborhood is a commercial/ residential mix of second and third floor residential apartments, ground floor offices, restaurants retail specialty boutique shopping in the C1 Historic District. The first block of West Pomfret Street has received its official title of So-Hi Arts District by long time Mayor Kirk Wilson in honoring its work establishing a growing arts center located south of High Street. The removal of a fence between two neighboring business properties became the launch pad for our belief:
We can be stronger together than apart. As both business and residential neighbors, it made financial sense to combine our efforts working together towards the same goals than struggling independently as island entrepreneurs. Bringing innovative ideas to work through hands-on partnerships, The Pomfret Group continues to grow the first block of West Pomfret Street into a neighborhood model supporting filled storefronts and offices, with a waiting list of residents desiring to live on our downtown block. These positive results are no accident but the living proof of dedicated and smart community teamwork. The Pomfret Group received its official non-profit status in 2015 for downtown community revitalization through the arts. Our members are active on many cross over boards and agencies throughout the downtown Carlisle community, working closely with 50
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other non-profits. The Carlisle Arts Learning Center and The Charles Bruce Foundation are direct beneficiaries of Pomfret Group efforts and events. The Pomfret Group also supports many local charities through group donations for auctions, charity events and members volunteering their time. Our Green Space Initiatives continue to line our street with lovely flower boxes, planters and artworks through partnerships. We know the health and stability of any business is dependent on the strength of its direct financial support. In order to create a strong mixed use block for living and working, we must first create a strong infrastructure of healthy local businesses and involved property owners. Visitors to our photoworthy neighborhood will find filled storefronts behind our beautiful flowers and plantings during the warm months, public seating, charming courtyards and gardens offering alfresco dining at our restaurants and cafÊs, historic architecture, and charming painted carousel horses up and down the block. Two major ticketed events help fund the development of our block; Art, Music & Wine Walk in April and Art, Music & Beer Crawl in the Fall in Sept-Oct. Tickets for these events can be purchased in advance through our Facebook page, Shop The Block PA, or on the day of the event on the street. These small neighborhood events provide a fun day for visitors to check out our shops and meet our merchants. All ticket proceeds benefit The Pomfret Group’s revitalization initiatives. For further information regarding The Pomfret Group and our programs, contact President, Pat Craig, by emailing pac.pcs@comcast.net. The Pomfret Group can be reached at 30 West Pomfret Street in Carlisle, by calling 717-245-0382 or online at www.facebook.com/shoptheblockpa
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to The Penny Gallery at The Pond Make your event memorable by starting with an intimately amazing space. The Penny Gallery for art and performance is an independently owned gallery available to rent for exhibits, performances and small gatherings. This urban cool restoration of one of Carlisle’s oldest buildings was completed and opened to the public in 2018. Approximately 140,000 pennies were hand laid and finished creating this one-of-a-kind backdrop to your next gathering. Rentals include indoor gallery as well as back private courtyard. Also offering Team Building Art Workshops. 32 W. Pomfret Street, Carlisle, PA 17013
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All rental inquiries contact pac.pcs@comcast.net for rental information for your next gathering.
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awards Silver Medal Winner of 2017 GABF US BEER Open: Silver Medal in 2019; 2 – Bronze Medals in 2018 Voted “ Best Brewery in Cumberland Valley 2017” 3 – 2nd Place Ribbons from the PA Farm Show Craft Beer Competition
full menu 12 beers on tap 1201 Carlisle Springs Road | Carlisle, PA (717) 706-3192 | www.desperatetimesbrewery.com /DesperateTimesBrewery
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Delicious sandwiches, NYC bagels, homemade cream cheeses, homemade pastries, fresh Italian roast coffee, and great atmosphere!
223-212-5192 231 North Hanover Street Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
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JUST A FEW OF OUR FAVORITES:
Smoked Wings Serving BBQ favorites such as Pulled Pork, Texas-style Beef Brisket, Smokehouse BBQ Chicken, Smoked Wings, Grilled Mac N Cheese Sandwich, Baby Back Ribs, Gourmet Creamed Spinach, our signature Cream of Crab Soup and so much more! You’ll be sure to find something on our menu to satisfy every BBQ craving! Our BBQ is smoked with dry-rub seasonings for authentic BBQ flavor. Add one of our homemade BBQ sauces for the perfect “fit”. Our customers’ favorites are Sweet and Smoky, Memphis, South Carolina Mustard, Honey Chipotle, Bourbon Brown Sugar, and North Carolina Vinegar BBQ Sauce.
Call us for all of your catering needs!
Great for weddings, graduation parties, football parties, employee parties, business luncheons, family reunions, picnics, holiday gatherings or events!
Horner’s Corner BBQ & Grill • 1900 Spring Road • Carlisle, PA 17013 • • 717.258.4BBQ • www.hornerscornerbbq.com
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Sold by the dozen or the half dozen tossed with your choice of the following sauces: Memphis, Smoky Sweet, Honey Chipotle, Horner’s Hot, Kansas City, South Carolina Mustard, Bourbon Brown Sugar, Tequila Lime, Garlic Parmesan, North Carolina Vinegar, HCBBQ Dust, Old Bay, Ranch Dust, Buffalo Sauce, Sriracha Sauce
Grilled Mac N Cheese Sandwich
Grilled garlic Texas toast topped with Mac N Cheese, balsamic onions, ayour choice of BBQ meat (ppork, brisket or chicken), BBQ sauce and American Cheese. Served with fries
Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich
Smoked pit ham grilled and served with melted cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on grilled Texas Toast. Served with fries.
Southern Bourbon Pork Sandwich
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Pulled pork grilled and topped with melted cheddar cheese, onion straws and drizzled with Bourbon Brown Sugar Sauce. Served on a kaiser roll with fries.
Grilled Portobella Sandwich
Marinated portoballa mushroom char-grilled, topped with creamed spinach and smoked gouda cheese. Served on a kaiser roll with fries.
...and...Baby Back Ribs, Smoked Chicken Halves, Sampler Platters, Nightly Specials and so much more!
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Attractions & FAMILY FUN IN C E N TR A L PA
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One of the largest museums in the U.S. that portrays the whole story of the American Civil War. OPEN DAILY 1 Lincoln Circle in Reservoir Park HARRISBURG, PA 717.260.1861
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Welcome to the National Civil War Museum The sweeping drive through Reservoir Park gives an unparalleled view of the majestic building atop the highest point in Harrisburg ~ The National Civil War Museum. As you approach the entrance to the Museum, you will be struck anew at the Moment of Mercy statue by sculptor Terry Jones, framed by the walk of valor. Take a moment to reflect here on the mercy given to the fallen soldiers by one brave man, Confederate Sergeant Richard Kirkland, during the Battle of Fredricksburg, forever memorialized in bronze. Once inside the Museum, let the grand rotunda’s splendor take you back to a time of sweeping staircases and grand dreams before you enter the Museum galleries and are forever changed by the history you will see. The National Civil War Museum will take you back in time to learn about the American Civil War, where over 620,000 Americans perished. The Museum seeks to tell the whole story of this most troubled chapter in American History while focusing on the issues, the people, and the lives that were affected and contains over 25,000 artifacts. A self-guided tour takes you through 17 galleries illustrating the war and all its consequences, beginning with A House Divided, 1850-1860: a timeline of incidents and issues prior to the Civil War and concludes with Lincoln: War & Remembrance: a retrospective of the war; the martyred President; the role of veterans after the war. In addition to our static displays and artifacts, our award-winning We the People video program, the continuing story of ten characters, lasts about one hour and concludes in the museum’s theater, as the Nation’s joy turns to sorrow in a 16-minute film discussing the end of the war and the assassination of President Lincoln. The vistas that are seen from the Museum grounds and our covered Observatory span four counties and the scenic Susquehanna River narrow. Also visible is the area of Harrisburg that contained Camp Curtin, the largest camp of rendezvous in the North during the war. The capital of Pennsylvania and a major rail hub for men and materials, Harrisburg played a vital role in the Civil War and was threatened by the invasion of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. Before you leave the Museum, stop by the gift shop for that special gift and browse our amazing stock of books, some autographed that you won’t find anywhere else.
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the history of ARTICLE BY MELISSA DANG
In 1986, there was a dream in the mind of local businessman Mike Trephan. He envisioned an “oldtime” riverboat sailing the waters of Harrisburg and quickly set out raising money to make this dream a reality. In 1988, the Pride of the Susquehanna first sailed and the Harrisburg Area Riverboat Society was formed to run it. Throughout the season you can’t miss the sight of this timeless red and white striped boat navigating the Susquehanna. The mission of this riverboat is to attract tourism to Harrisburg, as well as bringing education and the arts to the city through an unforgettable venue.
remarkable stained glass ceiling. The restroom doors and decorative oars are original to the RMS Queen Mary, the famed ocean liner that sailed before and throughout WWII. The Pride is much smaller than the Queen Mary, but a length of 65 feet, a width of 24 feet, and a weight of approximately 100 tons makes her the largest vessel in Central Pennsylvania. In 2016, the Riverboat Society celebrated their one millionth passenger; a landmark that many originally thought impossible. Beyond the glitzy dinner cruises and live music events, the riverboat also broadens its impact through education. The Susquehanna River School, a “floating classroom” for all ages, first sailed in 1998. Aboard, students learn about the History, ecology, and environmental issues affecting the Susquehanna River and its inhabitants. As the sunset dances across the water and the radiant light begins to illuminate the city and the many famous bridges of Harrisburg, tourists and locals alike enjoy the unforgettable sights and sounds of the Central Pennsylvania’s delight. The Pride of the Susquehanna sails the delicate balance between the past and the future.
The Pride is one of the only six remaining authentic riverboats left in America, run only through paddlewheel power. The paddlewheels are used for propulsion and steering—no propellers or jets are needed. This unique craft serves as a gem for the local area, just a few blocks from the Pennsylvania State Capitol. The riverboat’s construction was funded by local residents and businesses. The Pride is a reimagining of the riverboats from the late 1800’s, and that historic charm can be found throughout. Her interior contains a beautifully polished brass and copper interior and a LIVE. WORK. PLAY.
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IT'S FAMILY TIME Conveniently located in Lancaster, PA! With more than 35 rides, attractions, and shows, Dutch Wonderland is the perfect place for your next family adventure. Cool off in Duke's Lagoon water play area (Memorial Day Labor Day), make discoveries on Exploration Island, or fly aboard Merlin's Mayhem, the park's first suspended coaster.
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Everything you love about Cartoon Network in one fun family resort! Experience themed rooms, enjoy delicious dishes straight from your favorite shows, and immerse yourself in the world of cartoons with daily activities and adventures! Located just next door to Dutch Wonderland.
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The Great Dane was designated the official state dog of Pennsylvania in 1965. Great Danes were used as a hunting and working breed in frontier Pennsylvania. A portrait of William Penn and his great Dane hangs in the Governor’s reception room.
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State Parks IN & AROUND CENTRAL PA
Pennsylvania is home to 121 state parks! Waterfalls, wildlife, and wilderness...what could be better for your mental and physical health?
BLUE KNOB STATE PARK
Blue Knob State Park is a 6,128-acre park in the northwestern tip of Bedford County offering year-round wilderness adventures. The park is named for Blue Knob, the second highest mountain in Pennsylvania at 3,146 feet. You’ll find swimming, picnicking, camping, hunting and fishing as well as a network of trails that is approximately 18 miles in length.
LITTLE BUFFALO STATE PARK
Little Buffalo State Park is a 923-acre park in Perry County. The park is a historical and recreational destination where visitors can cross a covered bridge and observe a restored and operating grist mill. The park is also home to Holman Lake, popular for fishing, and several hundred acres of the park are open to hunting. Recreation also includes 8 miles of trails, swimming, and camping.
COLONEL DENNING STATE PARK
Colonel Denning State Park is a 273-acre park in Cumberland County. The park is in the Doubling Gap of Blue Mountain on Pennsylvania Route 233 between Newville and Landisburg. Doubling Gap Lake is a man-made lake covering 3.5 acres. There are 18 miles of hiking trails and the park serves as a trailhead for the Tuscarora Trail which is 105 miles long.
KINGS GAP ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
Straddling South Mountain, 2,531-acre Kings Gap offers a panoramic view of the Cumberland Valley. Sixteen miles of hiking trails interconnect three main areas and are open year-round. Kings Gap offers environmental education programs from the pre-school environmental awareness program to environmental problem solving programs.
BOYD BIG TREE PRESERVE CONSERVATION AREA
Boyd Big Tree Preserve Conservation Area is a 949.49-acre park in Dauphin County. There are 7 trails for a total of 10.6 miles of hiking. The park is home to white-tailed deer, black bear, wild turkeys, ruffed grouse, and eastern gray squirrels. There is an observation area on Blue Mountain where bird watchers can see the annual migration of hawks.
LEHIGH GORGE STATE PARK
Lehigh Gorge State Park is a 4,548-acre park in Luzerne and Carbon Counties in the northeast region of the state. The primary recreational activity at the park is whitewater rafting but you’ll also find a 26-mile, multi-use rail trail as well as hunting, fishing, and biking. The Lehigh Gorge Trail follows more than 20 miles of the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor.
RICKETTS GLEN STATE PARK
Ricketts Glen State Park is a 13,193-acre park in Columbia, Luzerne, and Sullivan counties. Ricketts Glen is a National Natural Landmark known for its old-growth forest and 24 named waterfalls along Kitchen Creek, which flows down the Allegheny Front escarpment from the Allegheny Plateau to the Ridgeand-Valley Appalachians. Recreation includes hiking, picnicking, camping, swimming, boating, and hunting.
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ANTIQUES - CRAFTS - COLLECTIBLES SODA FOUNTAIN - CARS - PINBALL ARCADE 722 N. Market Street - Duncannon, PA - 717-834-9333 - www.SledWorks.com -
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THE LARGEST ANTIQUE STORE IN CENTRAL PA!
250+ VENDORS
Over 45,00 square feet of Antique Shopping
OPEN EVERY DAY! Mon-Fri 10-6 | Sat 10-5 | Sun 12-5 415 Bosler Avenue | Lemoyne, PA 17043 717-761-2865 antiquemarketplacelemoyne@gmail.com www.theantiquemarketplaceoflemoyne.com /AntiqueMarketplaceofLemoyne C L I M AT E CO N T RO L L E D
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VINTAGE PLUS Downstairs at the
ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE Located in the lower level of the Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne, Vintage Plus was designed to be part of Antique Marketplace but with it’s own sectioned area where high quality hand-picked vendors sell goods from all eras. Vintage Plus sells furniture, home décor, and decorative handmade artisan goods including candles, soaps, jewelry, collectibles, and more.
FURNITURE HOME DECOR CANDLES SOAPS JEWELRY 415 Bosler Avenue Lemoyne, PA 17043 717-761-2865
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FABULOUS FOOD COURT HAND CRAFTED GIFTS
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pennsylvania
D U TC H F O O D In the heart of the Keystone State is Lancaster County, home to the Amish community and Pennsylvania Dutch food. We’re tempting your taste buds with these five favorites.
DIPPY EGGS
A “ dippy egg” is also known as a sunnyside up egg. Perfect for dipping your toast into the gooey yellow yolk.
SHOOFLY PIE
Shoofly pie is a molasses pie or cake topped with crumbs It developed its traditional form among the Pennsylvania Dutch in the 1880s. While this dish was historically eaten at breakfast, today it’s primarily eaten as dessert.
RED BEET BEET EGGS
Red beet eggs, or pickled beet eggs, are hard boiled eggs that combine beet juice, cider vinegar, sugar, and salt for a deep red color and distinctive taste.
PIEROGIES
A pierogi is a small dough dumpling stuffed with a filling like potato or cheese and typically served with onions and sour cream.
SCRAPPLE
Scrapple consists of scraps of pork or other meats and combined with cornmeal. It is then shaped into loaves for slicing and frying. It is standard breakfast fare and often topped with maple syrup. LIVE. WORK. PLAY.
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EVENT & SERVICE PROFESSIONALS
THE C AP ITAL REGION HAS YOU COV E R E D: EVENT PROFESSIONALS | PHOTOGRAPHERS | CATERERS | HOME RESOURCES FITNESS STUDIOS | SALONS | TRAVEL AGENTS | REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR | FINANCIAL SERVICES | LIFE COACHES | TRAVEL AGENTS
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Locally sourced. PA proud.
As a PA Preferred caterer, the majority of our products and foods are sourced locally. We work with diverse ingredients from Central Pennsylvanian farms and their surroundings so you and your guests can enjoy the freshest foods and so we can help sustain local agriculture. Your event is an investment in the Central Pennsylvania community.
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4 Pilates Exercises that can have Many Benefits by The Studio by Absolute Pilates featured on the Live.Work.Play. blog Many causes could be at play but often back pain is the result of: • Poor posture • A larger chest • Being at desk for 8 plus hours a day • Muscular imbalance from daily life or recreational activities • Handbags/backpacks/work bags 80% of American adults report some type of back pain each year. Pilates has been found to provide some benefits for people with chronic low-back pain. Findings from the randomized, controlled study appeared in Medicine Science in Sports & Exercise (2012: 10). Pilates subjects received an individualized, directionspecific exercise program designed for
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Located along the Anclote River where it intersects the Gulf of Mexico, Tarpon Springs is a rich mixture of culture, customs, and families. Its waterfront is a working seaport and shopping district with the unmistakable feel of a Grecian fishing village. Its downtown is a showcase of proud historic buildings and homes from the gracious Victorian era. It’s an unlikely blend of histories, and one you’ll find only in Tarpon Springs, Pinellas County’s oldest city. 86
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Past Indian history in this beautiful coastal community predates the arrival of the first settlers in the early 1800’s. Soon after, the advent of the railroad and the building of the Anclote Key Lighthouse brought many positive changes to the area. The town’s Victorian influences stem from the late 1800’s to about 1905, when the seaside village became a playground for wealthy Northerners. These seasonal residents built luxurious estates along Spring Bayou. Soon Tarpon Springs gained fame as one of the great health centers and winter resorts of the time.
Welcome Center 1 N. Pinellas Avenue Monday–Friday, 10 am–5 pm Visitors’ Center 100 Dodecanese Boulevard 7 days, 10:30 am–3:30 pm
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Two Cultures, One City... Tarpon Springs
Rich sponge beds, discovered in the 1880’s, spawned a flourishing new industry. In 1905, young sponge divers were recruited from the Dodecanese Islands of Greece. The sponge industry thrived, as did the Greek community, and the town’s focus changed. Some of the Greek immigrants who came to the area continue their traditional trade of sponge diving. Today Tarpon Springs is a showcase of both cultures, from its vintage Victorian era mansions and buildings to its lively Greek traditions and community.
Experience the flavor of Greece and the excitement of an authentic working waterfront on the Sponge Docks. Visit authentic Greek restaurants and bakeries, sponge diving and sightseeing tour boats, unique shops, antique shops and art galleries, and the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, home of the largest Epiphany celebration in the Western Hemispheres – No Passport Required!
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one sun STUDIO
ABOUT The inspiration for One Sun Studio was generated from a hobby and a way to connect with my autistic son, and incredible boy who early in life was quiet, emotional and had a tough time expressing himself. During one of our trips he asked to use my spare camera. I gave him a crash course and he absorbed it all. During the process of pulling the photos from his camera, I realized that a connection has been made allowing me to see through his eyes and into his mind, a destination almost impossible to reach.
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GOLF GUIDE
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West Shore Country Club 18 holes over 6,672 yards with a par of 72 (Private) 100 Brentwater Road • Camp Hill, PA 17011 (717) 737-5164 • www.westshorecc.com
Range End Country Club 18 holes over 6,180 yards with a par of 71 (Public) 303 Golf Club Avenue • Dillsburg, PA 17019 (717) 432-4213 • www.rangeendgolfclub.com
Carlisle Barracks Golf Club 18 holes over 6,368 yards with a par of 71 (Public) 901 Jim Thorpe Road • Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 243-3262 • www.carlislemwr.com
Par Line Golf Course 18 holes over 6,500 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 4545 E. Harrisburg Pike • Elizabethtown, PA 17022 (717) 367-7794 • www.parlinegolfcourse.com
The Forest Hills Golf Course 9 holes over 2,132 yards with a par of 33 (Public) 430 Union Hall Road • Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 243-7381 • www.bongiornocc.com
Manada Golf Club 18 holes over 6,705 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 609 Golf Lane • Grantville, PA 17028 (717) 469-2400 • www.manadagolfclub.com
Eagles Crossing Golf Course 18 holes over 6,475 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 501 Conodoguinet Avenue • Carlisle, PA 17015 (717) 960-0500 • www.eaglescrossing.com
Dauphin Highlands Golf Course 18 holes over 7,035 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal) 650 S. Harrisburg Street • Harrisburg, PA 17113 (717) 986-1984 • www.golfdauphinhighlands.com
Mayapple Golf Links 18 holes over 6,542 yards with a par of 71 (Public) 1 Mayapple Drive • Carlisle, PA 17015 (717) 258-4088 • www.mayapplegolfclub.com
Sportsman’s Golf Course 18 holes over 6,541 yards with a par of 71 (Public) 3800 Linglestown Road • Harrisburg, PA 17110 (717) 545-0023 • www.sportsmansgolfcourse.com
Carlisle Country Club 18 holes over 6,334 yards with a par of 71 (Private) 1242 Harrisburg Pike • Carlisle, PA 17013 (866) 931-2582 • www.carlislecountryclub.org
Colonial Golf & Tennis Club 18 holes over 6,868 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 4901 Linglestown Road • Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717) 657-3212 • www.colonialgolftennis.com
Cumberland Golf Club 18 holes over 6,508 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 2395 Ritner Highway • Carlisle, PA 17015 (717) 249-5538 • www.cumberlandgc.com
Harrisburg Country Club 18 holes over 6,325 yards with a par of 71 (Private) 401 Fishing Creek Valley Road • Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717) 599-5162 • www.ccharrisburg.com
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Hershey Country Club East Course 18 holes over 7,061 yards with a par of 71 (Private) 1000 E. Derry Road • Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 533-2464
Rich Valley Golf 18 holes over 6,882 yards with a par of 71 (Public) 227 Rich Valley Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 (717) 691-8805 • www.richvalleygolf.net
Hershey Country Club West Course 18 holes over 6,860 yards with a par of 73 (Private) 1000 E. Derry Road • Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 533-2464
Liberty Forge Golf Course 18 holes over 3,633 yards with a par of 63 (Public) 3804 Lisburn Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 (717) 795-9880 • www.libertyforge.net
Hershey Links 18 holes over 7,014 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 100 Hanshue Road • Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 533-2464
Sunset Golf Course 18 holes over 6,373 yards with a par of 70 (Municipal) 2601 Sunset Drive • Middletown, PA 17057 (717) 944-5415 • www.sunsetgc.com
Spring Creek Golf Course 9 holes over 2,125 yards with a par of 33 (Public) 450 E. Chocolate Avenue • Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 533-2847 • www.hersheycountryclub.com
Riverview Golf Club 9 holes over 5,927 yards with a par of 70 (Public) 300 A Avenue • New Cumberland, PA 17070 (717) 770-5199 • www.mwrnewcumberland.com
Beaver Bend Par 3 18 holes over 1,050 yards with a par of 54 (Public) 409 Pleasant View Road • Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 566-5858 • www.beaverbendpar3.com Deer Valley Golf Course 18 holes over 6,027 yards with a par of 72 (Public) 101 Stoudt Road • Hummelstown, PA 17036 (717) 583-4653 • www.deervalleygc.com Armitage Golf Club 18 holes over 5,698 yards with a par of 70 (Municipal) 800 Orrs Bridge Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 (717) 737-5344 • www.armitagegolfclub.com
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PET FRIENDLY IN CENTRAL PA
PET-FRIENDLY PARKS & TRAILS Friends of Midtown Community Dog Park 1730 N. 7th Street • Harrisburg, PA 17102
Cornerstone Coffeehouse 2133 Market Street • Camp Hill, PA 17011
Off-leash dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs.
Harty Brewing 146 Walden Way • Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Off-leash dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs.
Complimentary small scoop for your furry friend.
Happy Tails Dog Park 1050 Dowhower Road • Harrisburg, PA 17111
PJ Scoops 295 E. Main Street • Hummelstown, PA 17036
Doggie Dugout 4075 Lisburn Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
VETERINARY CLINICS
Off-leash dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs.
Wildwood Park 100 Wildwood Way • Harrisburg, PA 17110
Leashed pets are welcome on the is 3.5-mile trail.
Stony Valley Rail Trail Dauphin, PA
Leashed pets are welcome on the is 17-mile trail.
LeTort Spring Run Nature Trail 260 East Pomfret Street • Carlisle, PA 17013 Leashed pets are welcome on this 2-mile trail.
PET-FRIENDLY PATIOS & DECKS Tomato Pie Café 3950 Tecport Drive • Harrisburg, PA 17111
Lancaster Brewing Company 469 Eisenhower Boulevard • Harrisburg, PA 17111 See their ad on page 26.
Animal Hospital of Dauphin County 241 S. Hershey Road • Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717) 652-1270
Good Hope Animal Hospital 6108 Carlisle Pike #114 • Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 (717) 766-5535 Camp Hill Animal Hospital 3804 Market Street • Camp Hill, PA 17011 (717) 737-8669
Rossmoyne Animal Emergency Trauma Center 4930 Ritter Road • Suite 101 Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 17055 (717) 796-2334 24 hour emergency and critical care hospital.
Hershey Veterinary Hospital 1016 Cocoa Avenue • Hershey, PA 17033 (717) 534-2244
Desperate Times Brewery 1201 Carlisle Springs Road • Carlisle, PA 17013 See their ad on page 53.
Cocoa Beanery 1215 Research Boulevard • Hummelstown, PA 17036 Bruster’s Real Ice Cream 3519 Hartzdale Drive • Camp Hill, PA 17011 1 Tristan Drive • Dillsburg, PA 17019
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Index DINING & SPIRITS
Boneshire Brew Works 27 Boomerang Bar & Grill 44 Burger Yum 25 Cafe Magnolia 48 Chocolate Avenue Grill 37 Cork & Fork 25 Cork & Fork Osteria 25 Cullari Vineyards and Winery 38 Dafnos Italian Grille 34 Desperate Times Brewery 53 Dewz Famous Dogs 47 Greystone Public House 26 Horner’s Corner BBQ & Grill 54 Lancaster Brewing Company 26 Mangia Qui 24 Millworks 3 Moo-Duck Brewery 32 Note Bistro & Wine Bar 23 Rotunda Brew Pub 36 Rubicon 24 Smoked Bar & Grill 37 94
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South Philly Hoagies Snapper’s Bar & Grill Suba Tapas The Englewood The Sunrise Cafe
EVENT & SERVICE PROFESSIONALS
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Absolute Pilates 78 Bronzed Bunny 79 C & J Catering 76 Fringe Hair & Nail Studio 79 Grove Financial & Associates, Inc 83 Hammaker’s Flowers 74 Journease Travel Specialists 85 Paul V Photography 18 & 75 Shining Star Entertainment 74 Stephen Haldeman, REALTOR® 82 The Studio by Absolute Pilates 78 Zimmerman’s Automotive 83 Yellow Submarine Coaching 84
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HOUSING & HOTELS Cartoon Network Hotel
Pennsylvania Place
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MEDICAL
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MUSEUMS & ART AACA Museum
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Central Pennsylvania Food Bank inside back cover Contact Helpline 100 Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District 17 Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce 49 Peace Promise back cover Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce 86-87 The Pomfret Group 50 United Way of the Capital Region 99 Wolf Sanctuary of PA 64
RECREATION & ENTERTAINMENT
Cartoon Network Hotel 62 Cumberland Valley PA 46 Dutch Wonderland 62 Harrisburg Escape Rooms at ABC Lanes 56
Harrisburg Golf Simulator 91 Hickory Falls 63 Lake Tobias Wildlife Park 65 Pennsylvania Capitol 16 Pride of the Susquehanna 60-61 Smoketown Helicopters 63 Wolf Sanctuary of PA 64
SHOPPING
Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne 70 Boutique on Pomfret 52 Capital City Mall 43 Chocolates by Tina Marie 39 Create-A-Palooza 55 Cupboard Maker Books 45 Dancer’s Pointe 34 Doterra 80-81 Frederic Loraschi 28 George’s Furniture 77 Gilded Door Oil & Vinegar Taproom 55
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Dedicated to ending hunger for more than 30 years. Serving 27 counties, the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank is the largest charitable food distribution organization in central Pennsylvania. The Food Bank solicits, inventories and distributes food and other donated products to more than 1,000 programs and partner agencies (food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, senior centers, children’s programs, etc.) that directly serve people struggling with hunger.
“Feeding my kids is top priority for me. The Food Bank takes a lot of stress off me as to how I’m going to pay bills and feed them.” - Christine, Columbia County
In 2019, the Food Bank distributed more than 11 million pounds of produce and provided more than 45 million meals! In central Pennsylvania, one in ten residents, including senior citizens, working families and children, veterans and current military personnel, struggle with hunger and may not know where they’ll find their next meal. That number includes one in six children who do not have reliable access to three nutritious meals each day. Whether it’s by advocating, educating, making a donation, or volunteering, YOU can help the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank make a difference and join us in our mission of fighting hunger, improving lives and strengthening communities.
www.centralpafoodbank.org
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