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LANCASTER COUNTY, PA

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“Unlike most traditional Mid-Atlantic meeting and group locations, Lancaster County is easily accessible via Amtrak and four regional and local airports, yet offers a wonderful blend of urban style and rural splendor,” notes Chris Ackerman, our director of sales for Discover Lancaster. “The area boasts almost 9,000 overnight rooms and approximately one-million total square feet of modern event space in its meeting and conference facilities, with a wide range of venues to meet needs large and small.”

WHAT'S NEW

Exciting new food and beverage offerings in Lancaster City include the distinctive bar and small-plates of Proof Lancaster, the upscale dining of 401 Prime, and the Tequila Flight Experience at Decades. Enjoy the freshly-opened Bistro 2two2 at the Eden Resort and Suites. Magic & Wonder recently has fully transitioned to a dinner theater. Finally, deliciously explore the past with the new Founding Fathers offerings at White Chimneys Estate.

Groups can test their inner lumberjack in the new outdoor axe-throwing range at Refreshing Mountain Retreat & Adventure Center.

Things To Do

The Fulton Theatre in Lancaster City is the oldest continuously-operating the-

A favorite among locals and tourists alike, specialty jams and preserves at Kitchen Kettle Village in Lancaster, PA ater in the country, creates all its productions in-house, and completed a massive renovation and expansion in late 2021.

The Strasburg Rail Road features a picturesque 45-minute ride through Amish farmlands to Paradise, PA and back again on America’s oldest short-line railroad. They also offer many special events, themed rides, and distinctive food excursions.

Atlantic League of Professional Baseball defending champions, the Lancaster Barnstormers play at the top-notch environs of Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster City - voted the best ballpark of its class three years in a row by BallparkDigest.com.

Take part in a scenic and relaxing water-based activity by heading to Sickman’s Mill and tubing down Pequea Creek. After returning to the mill, enjoy food and entertainment at Jimmy’s Place on-site.

Places To Meet

The Lancaster County Convention Center and adjoining Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square in Lancaster City seamlessly incorporate the 110-year-old Beaux Arts façade of the landmark former Watt & Shand department store and offer a combined 90,000-square feet of meeting space.

The DoubleTree Resort by Hilton - Lancaster (just outside of Lancaster City) provides guests with a full range of amenities, including more than 25,000 total square feet of flexible conference space and 185 guest rooms. The 93-room Cork Factory Hotel in Lancaster City, comprised of buildings that once housed the historic Armstrong Cork and Kerr Glass companies, boasts nearly 10,000-square feet of function space, a catering kitchen and covered outdoor veranda.

The AAA Four Diamond-rated Inn at Leola Village in Leola has 9,600-square feet of space along with 62 guest rooms. Unique heritage venues perfect for creating memorable events include: Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum (just outside Lancaster City), which provides an authentic immersion in early Pennsylvania German life (1740-1940); and the picturesque grounds and mansion of President James Buchanan’s Wheatland in Lancaster City.

FOOD & DRINK

Some unique dining options in the area include: LUCA in Lancaster City, which features a wood-burning Italian kitchen; the Log Cabin in Leola for fine dining in what originally was a speakeasy; the Bulls Head Public House in Lititz offers an authentic British pub atmosphere; and the locally- and historically-inspired Railroad House Inn in Marietta.

HERSHEY-HARRISBURG AREA, PA

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WHAT’S NEW

Hershey’s Chocolate World is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year. The iconic destination is serving up special treats and events all year long and unveiling its new attraction on May 19 – Hershey’s Great Candy Expedition, the first fully-immersive, interactive experience of its kind in North America with 270-degree 4K projection mapping.

Guests can continue to enjoy the free Chocolate Tour Ride, create their own candy bar, and find their favorite treats, as well. In addition to interactive attractions and retail shopping, Chocolate World also features unique meeting space in its Nineteen73 room for smaller groups.

The Sheraton Harrisburg Hershey Hotel, managed by PM Hotel Group, is undergoing a total makeover to its 365 guestrooms and all public spaces. The Sheraton also features 15,000square feet of meeting space - all within 15 minutes of Harrisburg International Airport, downtown Harrisburg, and Hershey.

Best Western Premier, the Central Hotel and Conference Center, is in the final stages of an update to its guestrooms and public corridors. The property’s open concept lobby with bar and flexible event space just steps from the meeting rooms are popular amenities.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Racecourse is an entertainment complex featuring gaming, live horse racing, live music, and restaurant options. Added in 202 is a 5,000+ seat outdoor performance venue hosting summer concerts under the stars.

Things To Do

Visit Hershey Harrisburg has launched several new trails and experiences that meeting attendees can explore with themes like craft beer, adventure, or sweet treats. The trails easily connect travelers to attractions or experiences with similar or complimentary themes.

The Brew Barons Beer Trail (mobile passport) highlights more than 30 craft brewery locations. The Chocolate & More Sweet Treat Trail reminds that, while Milton is the heart of Hershey, there are many small businesses and corner stores with tasty treats that should not be missed. The Adventure Trail maps out hiking, biking, and kayaking opportunities.

The Black Travel Experience connects travelers to black-owned businesses, events, and unique cultural experiences. The Murals & More Walk of Art is an audio tour featuring murals, public art, museums, and architecture along two, mile-long suggested routes in Harrisburg. Adventure Explorations, headquartered on the grounds of The Hotel Hershey, is one of the goto outfits in the Hershey Harrisburg Region for team building and outdoor adventure.

Places To Meet

Hershey Lodge offers a resort setting with more than 100,000-square feet of flexible meeting space and state-of-the-art services.

Hilton Harrisburg is a top destination for premier city-centered meeting space with on-site lodging and access to downtown Harrisburg’s retail, attractions, and nightlife.

The State Museum of PA in Harrisburg is an iconic structure located adjacent to the PA Capitol Complex. Its halls and exhibit space flex to unique meeting space for groups large and small. Alternatively, consider a reception in Memorial Hall with an 18-foot-tall statue of William Penn as the backdrop.

Historic King Mansion in Harrisburg, built in the 1920s, is an architectural gem offering regal accommodations, flexible event space, and views of Susquehanna River sunsets.

FOOD & DRINK

The Chocolatier at Hersheypark is a year-round dining destination with a rotating menu of dishes inspired by chocolate and other Hershey’s flavors, amusement park views, and delicious desserts.

The Englewood in Hershey is an all-inone destination with seasonal menus, an on-site brewery, and live entertainment from the indoor stage area or the outdoor deck and patio. The Millworks in Harrisburg features indoor and outdoor dining, a biergarten, on-site brewery, artist retail area, and more.

There are over 30 breweries and tasting locations featured on the Hershey Harrisburg Brew Barons Beer Trail, and many stops feature full restaurants. Meeting attendees who enjoy craft beer can use a free mobile passport to find locations nearby and check out what is on tap. The Brewery Tour at Troeg’s Independent Brewing often receives “Best Brewery Tour” accolades in local and national publications.

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WHAT'S NEW

The World War II American Experience opened in November 2022 as a one-of-a-kind museum featuring a unique variety of World War II vehicles, equipment, memorabilia, and artifacts. The facility also offers both indoor and outdoor meeting and event space.

In April 2023, the Adams County’s Historical Society’s Gettysburg Beyond the Battle Museum opened to tell the story of the community’s own townspeople before, during and after the Civil War.

Savorhood Gettysburg, a food hall featuring a variety of food vendors, a brewery and dessert bars, opened in early May 2023. This venue sits near the southern edge of the Gettysburg Battlefield.

Things To Do

The Gettysburg National Military Park (GNMP), as well as the GNMP Museum and Visitor Center both feature classrooms and event spaces to explore and learn about the nation’s history, and present the opportunity to connect with that history through leadership development.

Meeting attendees also can explore the town of Gettysburg and enjoy after-hours dining, shopping, craft breweries, wineries, historic attractions and more.

Places To Meet

Gateway Gettysburg, which includes both Wyndham and Courtyard hotels, the Gettysburg Hotel on Lincoln Square, and the Eisenhower Hotel/Aspire Hotel Complex are among the top choices in the area for group gatherings.

Each of these hotels offers sizeable meeting space for a third-tier meeting destination, and all are located close to the Gettysburg Battlefield, local restaurants, shopping, and entertainment.

FOOD & DRINK

A few of the top restaurants in the Gettysburg area include: GarryOwen Irish Pub, once voted among the very best Irish pubs outside of Ireland; Savorhood Gettysburg; the Dobbin House Tavern, a favorite of travelers for 50 years; and Farnsworth House Inn, popular as part of dine-arounds or after-hours drinks.

YORK COUNTY, PA

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WHAT'S NEW

Considered the “Cornerstone of York” since 1925, The Yorktowne Hotel re-opened in January 2023 after closing for six years for major renovations. In the heart of downtown, this one-of-a-kind restored hotel blends its rich history with the contemporary, accommodating visitors, art and history lovers, and event attendees alike. Its ballroom can host up to 400 people and is one of the most unique spaces in the area.

Unique artwork adds to the visually stimulating environment, courtesy of locally-commissioned artists. Embracing the artistry and culture of the city, The Yorktowne Hotel offers all the amenities of the Hilton family of brands, and so much more.

ONE South boutique hotel and event space boasts historic charm with big original windows and views of York’s Continental Square downtown. Function space features an open floor plan for a variety of event layouts, and the property is within walking distance to attractions, murals, bars, restaurants and more. Catering is available from ONE Hospitality’s suite of restaurants.

Things To Do

Explore York County’s Cultural Trails for an inspiring experience celebrating strength, diversity, perseverance, and the entrepreneurial “makers spirit” that defines the area. The first two trails in the series are designed to bring historical accounts of local, legendary heroes to life and to interactively share the stories of powerful black- and womenowned businesses.

The York Revolution and their Atlantic League of Professional Baseball opponents boast rosters full of MLB veterans and rising stars, and PeoplesBank Park offers group options ranging from discounted seats in the stadium seating bowl to exclusive seating and dining options in a dedicated outdoor area or skybox-level rental suites. Enjoy the ultimate group experience featuring everything from guided tours before the game to first pitch opportunities and more.

Stroll through downtown York and see public art that has evolved over the past few years from the story-telling murals and bronze war memorials to second-glance-inducing trash cans and larger-than-life, yellow, metal cats. From the concrete bench outside Central Market to the old motor bike at the corner of North and George Streets, and all the pieces in between, this open-air gallery tells York’s story of an economy built on manufacturing.

Visit Heritage Rail Trail County Park to enjoy year-round activities amid rural landscapes, historic sites, and urban attractions over approximately 30-miles. The trail weaves through 11 municipalities and connects to the Torrey C. Brown Rail Trail in Maryland.

Heart of Hanover Trails is the best way to learn more about Hanover’s history in an interactive and informative walking tour.

Explore the Susquehanna River aboard the Chief Uncas. Built in 1912, this electric-powered boat cruised Otsego Lake, the headwaters of the Susquehanna, for over a century. Today, it cruises the Susquehanna 400-miles downstream as the flagship for Susquehanna National Heritage Area’s River Discovery Tours from Memorial Day through mid-October.

New York Wire Works in York is the most expansive innovative hub for entrepreneurs and artists, as well as home to The York Merchant and The Wireworks Exchange and Flea, two expansive marketplaces celebrating all things handcrafted and vintage.

Northern Central Railway of York is an excursion railroad where riders can meet presidents and generals, experience the Wild West, and enjoy the spirit of the season any time of the year.

Places To Meet

The Ballroom on Broadway in Hanover offers flexible event space along with staged productions by Event Services.

Through art, coaching, yoga, aerial fitness and group retreats, Artemis provides an enriched sanctuary to individuals as they find peace and purpose. The property includes The Barn and Terrapin Station. The Barn is a spacious, secluded outdoor venue overlooking the Susquehanna River. Terrapin Station is a one-of-a-kind historical building remodeled from an old tobacco warehouse built in 1910.

1741 Club at WellSpan Park is available for nightly events for groups up to 100, based on availability.

The GIRLKIN Experience in York offers a luxury space, hospitality suites and more in a setting designed to be inclusive for all.

FOOD & DRINK

Revival Social Club is a fun, inviting take on globally inspired cuisines served in an engaging and comfortable atmosphere.

Presto Fast Italian is a fast casual Italian restaurant proudly serving Tutoni's Flour Shop fresh pasta - two ingredients, never dried, and vegan friendly with no additives or preservatives.

Archetype Pizza serves pizza, sandwiches, GearHouse Brewing Co. beer, and specialty cocktails.

York County has a growing number of brewpubs with tastings and outdoor seating. Be sure to check in on the Good Libations Trails Digital Passport to earn prizes along the way. The county also is home to a variety of ethnic restaurants, as well.

BLAIR COUNTY, PA

“Our destination offers a variety of cost-effective meeting and event venues - from the state-of-the-art Blair County Convention Center and the multi-purpose Jaffa Shrine Center to the unique White Oak Hall located at Fort Roberdeau, the western-most Revolutionary War site in America,” says Mark Ickes, executive director of Explore Altoona.

Altoona is located on the eastern slope of the Allegheny Mountains and is proud of its unique history. Established in 1849 by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as headquarters for building and repairing locomotives, the city became a valuable economic player from the Civil War through the Industrial Revolution and on into the years of World War II.

Today, Altoona’s industrial heritage, history, culture, and its outstanding natural resources have helped position it as a thriving 21st century business community and an emerging leisure and business travel destination with a proud legacy.

Unique Venues

The Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum, the country’s only interactive railroaders museum, commemorates and celebrates the significant contributions of the city’s railroaders and their families to American culture and industrial heritage. The museum offers six event spaces, including a lobby, theater, bar, and museum railyard.

Allow meeting place cuisine, to Allegheny Crepes and Creamery with its eclectic menu and a tranquil courtyard for outdoor seating, to numerous newer brewpubs such as Levity Brewing on two levels of a restored historic downtown building.

The world-famous Horseshoe Curve opened in 1854 as one of the world’s most significant engineering marvels at the eastern base of the Allegheny Mountains as a more efficient method of moving trains in America’s westward expansion. Now a National Historic Landmark, the Horseshoe Curve can accommodate up to 150 guests for a courtyard reception and up to 75 for an event in the visitors center.

Lakemont Park, celebrating its 125th anniversary, has re-opened after a major transformation as a gathering place with a selection of traditional amusements, newly designed mini golf courses, paddle boats, picnic pavilions, and new facilities for team building. The Casino at Lakemont Park, with its own unique parklike ambiance, offers three flexible event spaces, on-site catering, and audio-visual services.

The sleekly designed and beautifully appointed Blair County Convention Center offers 15,000-square feet of flexible ballroom space, 24,000-square feet of exhibit hall space, 11 versatile meeting rooms, and common areas ideal for multiple pre- and post-function purposes. A Courtyard by Marriott, adjoining the convention center, provides 105 guestrooms and meeting space for small groups.

“From the $12.5-million expansion of Laguna Splash at DelGrosso’s Park as the country’s only Italian-themed water park to expanded steam locomotive excursions on the Everett Railroad and the stellar outdoor experience of the September 11th National Memorial Trail, this is an exciting time for groups to explore a small destination with big adventures in Greater Blair County,” says Ickes.

The Altoona Grand Hotel, Blair County’s only full-service hotel, features on-site dining, six meeting rooms and a courtyard. Its grand ballroom holds up to 550 people and offers multiple configurations.

Two of the county’s six new hotel properties, Marriott International’s dualbranded Fairfield Inn and Suites and TownePlace Suites, offer a combined 197 guestrooms and suites, meeting space for up to 80 people, a shared indoor swimming pool, and a shared outdoor patio with fireplace and barbecue grills.

CENTRE COUNTY, PA

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“We are excited in Happy Valley, Pennsylvania, due to the numerous new hotel concepts slated for the Bellefonte area, as well as the lodging construction in and around State College. Several other projects include significant renovations for landmark properties such as Nittany Lion Inn, Toftrees Resort, and The Penn Stater Hotel. We expect inventory and improvements to increase by 20 percent over the next 3-5 years, indicating the improved awareness and demand for Happy Valley. We are more than a small college town,” proclaims Dave Gerdes, vicepresident sales and marketing, The Happy Valley Adventure Bureau.

Places To Meet

Happy Valley is home to Penn State University, award-winning hotels, meeting and conference centers, and it boasts one of the largest adventure- based team building courses on the East Coast.

After the meeting, downtown State College offers a vibrant nightlife, theaters, shopping, museums, attractions, and concerts. Historic walking tours are available in the small town of Bellefonte, too. Enjoy nearby cycling trails, running trails, golf courses, some of the best hiking trails in the state, plus there are fishing and kayaking streams, as well.

Local bed-and-breakfasts are ideal places to rest after a day of exploring vintage shops, hiking through state forests, and perusing aviation, transportation, military, sports, and other museums.

Things To Do

Located in Centre County, Happy Valley is a collection of towns in the heart of Pennsylvania surrounded by state forests and near the Appalachian Mountains. Perhaps the most famous spot is State College, home of Pennsylvania State University and the Nittany Lions, but the county also is home to many towns with antiquing, shopping, museums, and craft beverages.

Unique tour stops include Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park, The Arboretum at Penn State, the Central Pennsylvania Tasting Trail.

The towns of Bellefonte and Boalsburg feature Victorian and Colonial architecture on tree-lined streets, as well as plenty of interesting attractions. The permanent exhibit at the Bellefonte Art Museum, A Journey to Freedom, centers on the town’s role in the Underground Railroad.

Explore the Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg. Wander the charming main streets of Aaronsburg and Millheim to find unique shops and restaurants, and in Phillipsburg, visit the historic Rowland Theatre, John Henry Simler House, and the Moshannon Valley Heritage Center.

Explore Penn State’s campus and visit alumni favorites like the Nittany Lion Shrine and The Arboretum at Penn State. Tour Beaver Stadium and the Penn State All-Sports Museum, then visit the Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum & Art Gallery and Matson Museum of Anthropology on campus.

Be sure also to check out the Central PA Tasting Trail for a mix of craft beer, distilleries, wineries and cideries, sample field-to-fork dining establishments like RE Farm Cafe and Pine Grove Hall, and enjoy ag-centric tourism experiences, such as farmers markets, farm stands, driving tours, and Amish culture.

PITTSBURGH, PA

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WHAT’S NEW

“VisitPITTSBURGH’s recent rebranding is a proof point to the significant growth and innovation of Pittsburgh over the past few years,” asserts Andrew Ortale, chief sales officer at VisitPITTSBURGH. “The colorful new graphic system is the first substantial branding update the organization has introduced in more than two decades to demonstrate the innumerable cultural, sports, dining and recreational attractions the city has to offer.”

Pittsburgh International Airport currently is undergoing a Terminal Modernization Program with plans to reveal new airport facilities in 2025 that will aim to comply with LEED® Silver certification, better reflect and serve the community, inspire the industry, and advance the region’s role as a leader in innovation.

Housed in the former Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station, the Grand Concourse restaurant at Station Square in Pittsurgh, PA; photo credit: Jin Wu; courtesy: VisitPITTSBURGH

David L. Lawrence Convention Center opened its newly renovated Rooftop Terrace for parties, meetings and more in 2022. The completely refurbished space offers riverfront and city views, expansive walkways, curated rooftop gardens and flexible seating pods.

Live! Casino Pittsburgh is a $150-million gaming and entertainment destination located in Hempfield Township, approximately 30-miles from downtown Pittsburgh. The facility features a hotel, gaming, restaurants, and live entertainment venues, including Sports & Social Steel City and Guy Fieri’s American Kitchen + Bar.

Last summer, Live! opened its new 7,000-square foot event and entertainment space, The Venue at Live! Casino, with adjustable layouts and state-of-the-art audio-visual that has become one of the most sought-after venues in the region. It includes a private event entrance and covered parking garage.

The Landing Hotel at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh boasts 210 guestrooms overlooking the Ohio River, Mt. Washington, and the city skyline. It is centrally located along the North Shore and is within walking distance of attractions like Carnegie Science Center, Moonshot Museum, and the sports stadiums.

Joinery Hotel opened last summer as part of the Curio Collection by Hilton. The 85-room boutique hotel features an experiential lobby with refreshments, a library, board games, records, and bikes to rent. The property also boasts a 10th-floor terrace and a new, unique dining concept.

The Industrialist Hotel - an Autograph Collection landmark hotel, has 124 rooms, views of the Monongahela River, a vibrant social lounge, and a restaurant - all just steps away from attractions like Market Square and Point Park University, restaurants, shops, and the city’s light rail system.

Newly opened in the Strip District, Cadence+ is a historical venue that doubles as a modern-day speakeasy, featuring scratch cooking, craft beverages and live music performances. It also features luxurious event spaces and a restaurant.

The Andy Warhol Museum recently announced a major expansion that will see the museum grow into six blocks of the North Shore, transforming the space into the “Pop District.” In 2024, construction begins on a multi-level venue that will be able to host up to 1,000 guests for corporate events.

City Winery, a national chain offering food and wine experiences paired with intimate live performances, will open a location in the Strip District later this fall, offering intimate concerts, upscale dining, private event spaces and a fullyfunctioning winery.

Things To Do

The Inclines are unique modes of transportation leading to the top of Mt. Washington, offering views of the downtown skyline, the famous three rivers (Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio) - and several city neighborhoods.

Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District has rapidly expanded over the past few years with numerous markets, shops, bars, restaurants and more.

Heinz History Center is the state’s largest history museum where Smithsonian artifacts are on view daily. With six floors of exhibits and activities, the center is home to the

Neighborhood of Make-Believe and features the original set, puppets, and other iconic objects from the beloved children’s television show Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

The Strip District soon will be home to two immersive, upscale mini-golf venues, too. The now-open Puttery offers three themed, nine-hole courses and course-exclusive cocktails, while Puttshack at The Terminal will offer an upscale, hi-tech experience along with food and drinks.

The Clemente Museum is widely known for housing the largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia, but many might not know that the 19th-century firehouse also is the home of an urban wine cellar - both developed by executive director and wine maker Duane Rieder through a passion for making good wine and preserving the memory of his childhood hero, offering a unique experience to blend the best of both worlds with a tour and tasting.

Experience two world-renowned museums in one place. Carnegie Museum of Art is an artistic legacy connecting people to art, ideas, and creativity, while Carnegie Museum of Natural History houses one of the world’s best original dinosaur displays, a hall of minerals and gems, and Paleolab, a working paleontology lab for all to see.

Places To Meet

Pittsburgh offers a selection of unique venues for every type and size event. Centrally located downtown, the Platinum LEED®-Certified David L. Lawrence Convention Center boasts approximately 1.5-million square feet of meeting and exhibition space.

Options on the North Shore include: the Carnegie Science Center, which offers an array of event spaces; Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park, home to Pittsburgh Steelers and Pirates, respectively; or Shorty’s Pins x Pints, which offers up to 15,500-square feet of meeting space in a fun atmosphere.

Many area hotels also offer premier meeting spaces, such as the Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square, the historic Omni William Penn Hotel, and more.

Upcoming Events

Four VisitPITTSBURGH-booked citywide business events slated for this summer at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center are expected to produce an estimated $18.7-million in visitor spend for Allegheny County. Combined, these events – standouts in a schedule that includes 15 VisitPITTSBURGHbooked business events between April and August – could bring more than 14,000 visitors into the region: American Public Transportation Association 2023 Rail Conference (June 11-14); Unitarian Universalist Association 2023 UUA General Assembly (June 21-25); Anthrocon 2023 Annual Convention (June 29 - July 2); and International Association of Venue Managers 2023 VenueConnect (July 31 – August 3).

FOOD & DRINK

Pittsburgh’s award-winning food and craft beverage scenes are a huge draw to the city. Dating back to the infamous Whiskey Rebellion in 1794, craft bever- ages have been part of Pittsburgh and the surrounding area’s history, and it remains a premier craft beverage destination today.

When it comes to food, Pittsburgh is known for its chef-driven fare, home to more than a dozen James Beard Award semifinalists, most recently Kate Lasky and Tomasz Skowronski of Apteka in Bloomfield; Wei Zhu of Chengdu Gourmet in Squirrel Hill; and Bethany

Zozula of 40 North at Alphabet City.

New restaurants in the area include Moonlit Burgers and Gi-jin to Margaux, the recently-reimagined Pusadee’s Garden, Doughbar, Ritual House, the highly anticipated Novo Asian Food Hall, to name a few.

FARMINGTON, PA

Wisteria at Nemacolin, developed in partnership with 84 Lumber and Martik Brothers, Inc., opens May 20th as one of the nation's largest associate communities. It will include housing, dining, a recreation center, and The Market.

This August, Nemacolin also is set to debut The Grand Lodge, a reimagination of the property's iconic The Lodge accommodation - with suites-only lodging that will include either a Juliet or walk-out balcony. The new lobby will be transformed with a split staircase, fireplace, new furnishings, and upscale decor.