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m a k e r s, a rt i s t s + c r e at i v e s i n t h e c i t y o f l a n c a s t e r

PUBLISHER Fig Industries EDITOR Deborah Brandt ASSISTANT TO EDITOR Kelly McAllister PRODUCT MANAGER Amy Hynes DESIGN Ana Tamaccio Josh Seibert Laura Moyer Ian Berg PHOTOGRAPHY Mike Miville Sam Brandt WRITING Christine Halliday Jason Landis Dorine Bethea Chris Bejgrowicz PROOFING Lee Lovett COMMUNICATIONS Theresa Yerger BRAND STRATEGIST Emma Parnham PUBLIC RELATIONS Rebecca Fowler FINANCE Matthew Brandt

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WHAT IS FIG? Fig is a hyper-local, super-social guide to shopping, dining, arts, and events in great destinations. Fig believes in the power of creative communication to inspire, engage, and educate. Find out more about Fig’s mission to create economic sustainability and collaborative communities at figmagazine.com.

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make the city your creative canvas

Over the past decade, the City of Lancaster has become both muse and sanctuary to artists and artisans, makers and innovators. The City is a canvas and each inhabitant and visitor has an opportunity to make their own unique mark.

Creatives of every discipline have found an amplified existence in the City where doing what you love can become your livelihood. Artists find freedom in realizing how sharing their passion invigorates the community around them, forever changing the cityscape.

Creative migration from large cities to smaller communities like ours is happening all over the country. More than a decade ago, I was one of those creative migrants—bringing some of New York City back to a welcoming community. With cultural migration, we see a shift—one of expanded views and a myriad of fresh creative thought.

Art is now everywhere. From the stage to the storefront, from the design table to the dinner table, bringing life and dimension to our streets, excitement to our palates, and inspiration to our souls. It brings people out and puts them on the sidewalks, prompting dialogue with friends and building a foundation for important creative conversation.

Last month, Fig Industries was fortunate to be invited to the Cities for Tomorrow conference hosted by The New York Times where urban leaders from all over the country were present, learning from one another what leads a city to flourish. During the conference, Harvard Economist Edward Glaeser said “social connections are the most important thing for humanity.” Walk through the streets of Downtown Lancaster and you’ll know exactly what he means. The City of Lancaster is alive with inspiring conversations and social engagement. So, get up, get Downtown, and experience our creative City.

DEBORAH BRANDT Owner & Creative Director, Fig Industries

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Craig Welsh, renowned designer and owner of Lancaster studio Go Welsh, collaborated with Elaine Lustig Cohen to revive the Lustig font created by Alvin Lustig in the 1930s. We are honored to feature Lustig Elements on the cover of this issue. Craig reimagined Lustig’s work as a wood type and digital font. Find out more at gowelsh.com.

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Evan Scudner, Executive Producer/Co-Founder of Triode Media Group, pictured in the Cinema Stage at Triode

FRESH FACE:

T RIODE M EDI A G RO UP, LT D.

evan scudner is the other side of the

old adage, missing the forest for the trees.

“I like big picture things. I think five years out on a daily basis.” This is what drew him to film, the ability to tell stories visually, and bring the forest to an audience.

With 9,900 square feet of space combining multiple sound stages, an audio recording suite, and full production company on site, Evan describes Triode Media Group as a “digital media factory,” designed to meet the needs of local businesses in a collaborative environment.

The facility’s stunning main stage features 100 feet of permanent cyclorama, allowing

for shots with an infinite white background at up to 70 feet. It is one of the largest on the East Coast.

Triode is pioneering a new model for commercial film production, based on live broadcast technology and infrastructure.

The traditional model is expensive and slow; theirs allows for more efficient workflow. But story always comes first.

“Being a factory doesn’t mean that you can’t be creative or artistic, or that they are cookie-cutter videos—they’re not.”

The streamlined production simply allows for faster turnaround. “In many cases, the client is having a draft of the piece on the same day.”

Evan hopes this model will open up new possibilities of what can be done, and put the local production industry on the map.

“This could be a catalyst for bringing more film production to Lancaster, which has such a great print history. I think this is the right place, time, and workforce to make the City of Lancaster a name in film production.”

In the meantime, Triode Media Group is poised to meet any video demands you can throw at them. “We are taking the leap, and really excited about the future.”

Learn more at triode.tv.

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WORK TOGETHER featured lancaster-based collaborators included: blakinger thomas the infantree luca penn stone rms sequinox two dudes painting

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D. Hunter Johnson, AIA Managing Principal

the future of architecture is collaborative.

For 15 years we’ve thoughtfully pursued an ambitious path to simplify and unify the design-build process and unleash the possibilities of what architecture can achieve. We’re looking toward the future—and we’re bringing architecture back to the conversation about how to shape a community for good.

The launch of our newest company, RETRO Development, is our effort to do just that. Our $2 million self-

developed property showcases the work of TONO Group and our family of businesses: RETRO Development, TONO Architects, PROTO Construction, and Interiors by DECO. We now have the capability to deliver a seamless, streamlined design-build process from start to finish.

As mindful placemakers, we chose urban infill as a sustainable option for our offices and invited the restaurant LUCA to join our building— representing a new form of public amenity that encourages connection

436 west james street, suite 100 717.735.8166 tonogroup.com

with neighbors and functions as a gathering space.

Architecture is public art on the largest scale possible. It provides creative solutions to problems we face; it helps us think, act, and feel in new ways. No matter where your path leads, take a moment to remember that a developer, an architect, a builder, and a designer were there before you. Get to know the makers of your favorite places!

See our work around town and learn more at tonogroup.com!

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Leeann & Taylor Mason Owners

FRESH FACE:

LUCA

inspired by the conviviality of the Italian table, LUCA brings a casual and rustic new dining experience to Lancaster.

Taylor and Leeann Mason share a deep love for the ‘Old Country’ where the union of food, drink, and community still remain the highest pleasure of life. Their vision was to create a place where their community could gather and enjoy simple meals and escape the rigors of daily life, if just for a bit.

The menu at LUCA is an adventure in food anthropology—effortlessly combining regional Italian dishes with the agriculturally-rich heritage of Lancaster County. “We buy the best possible

products from the region and treat them simply to bring out their inherent beauty.”

The wood-burning hearth and handmade Italian wood-oven are the centerpieces of LUCA’s rustic kitchen and lend depth and complexity to the cooking.

The current menu exudes the traditions of summertime in the southern regions of Italy. Fresh tomatoes, peppers, squash, seafood, and of course, great pizzas—all cooked over a wood fire take the spotlight.

As the weather cools, the menu will evolve up the country into classic wine regions like Tuscany and Umbria. Plates will entice patrons with more earthy flavors, gamemeats, and mushrooms cooked to rustic

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perfection over an open fire. By winter, Luca diners will travel all the way up to the Northern end of Italy for a warm, rich, comforting food experience that trades olive oils for butter and incorporates aged cheeses for a soulful and primal dining experience.

While decidedly chic and unique, Luca shines as an unfussy, energizing place to gather loved ones around a table and lose track of time over a delicious meal.

Learn more about this unique addition to Lancaster City at lucalancaster.com.

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THE FINE ART of LI T I G AT I ON Left to Right: Blakinger Thomas Attorneys Susan Grosh, Jim Thomas, Susan Peipher, & Grace Nguyen Bond, pictured in PCAD’s art gallery.

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our highly skilled trial attorneys at Blakinger Thomas have mastered the fine art of litigation at all levels in state and federal courts. We assist clients in areas such as business, construction, employment law, personal injury, collection, land use, estate disputes, and family law. Let our innovative and resourceful team help you resolve your legal challenges.

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bespo k e At Coleson, we offer a wide range of options when it comes to making a garment just for you: from a made-to-measure sport coat or trousers, to a fully custom garment from our Coleson Bespoke collection.

Your experience starts with a one-on-one consultation with one of our custom clothing experts and is followed with a final assessment and fitting.

In as few as four to six weeks, your personalized garment will be made to your exact specifications.

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TOGETHER CREATING INFLUENCE

PEN N SY LVA N IA C O LLEG E OF ART & D ES IGN and L A NCA ST ER

THE CITY OF LANCASTER IS PCA&D’S CAMPUS. PCA&D’s students are a familiar sight on the streets of Downtown, making Lancaster their living room, as well as their classroom—working, shopping, and learning among the professional artists, entrepreneurs, and residents of our modern and historic city.

Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and the City of Lancaster are quickly becoming one of the East Coast’s prominent creative hubs. Together we bring a depth of artistic expression toour thriving community.

Offers opportunities for the highest quality creative and professional education to members of the Lancaster community.

Provides scholarships to school children in Lancaster County based on merit or financial need, to provide them access to high quality art education.

Shares its creative ability through projects, including the Designathon for area non-profits, classroom projects meeting local needs, and internships matching student skills with business.

Brings renowned working artists to Lancaster as faculty, and for gallery exhibits and artist talks.

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authentic | fall 2016 | figlancaster.com authentic. true. lancaster.

Gail Gray, pictured in her studio

AUTHENTIC:

G AI L GRAY

years of creative expression

and classical training have earned Gail Gray degrees from Carnegie Mellon, the title ‘Fine Artist,” and Franklin & Marshall College’s honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts.

However, Gail has identified as an artist for as long as she can remember. In kindergarten, Gail’s teacher would name things for her to draw on the board, so she could entertain her small classmates with her talent.

Today, stepping into Gail’s North Queen Street art studio feels a little like stepping into a space-time continuum. Art and

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creative materials cover most of the space from floor to ceiling, and artifacts spill out over shelves.“This is what it looks like inside of my head,” she jokes. There is a deep sense of history that permeates the space and finished pieces that tell the story of a fine artist with an affinity for finding the convergence of science and abstract art.

There is also a great sense of anticipation, a sense that you’re standing on the precipice of a creative moment, in the presence of great art yet to be born. “I feel like I’m just getting into my prime,” says Gray. Always on the cutting edge of art and science, Gail enjoys tinkering with non-toxic mediums

and avoids volatile substances that could negatively affect the environment.

As a pioneer of art collaborations in Lancaster, Gail appreciates the way this community now elevates, inspires, and supports one another. Gail and her husband, Mayor Rick Gray, decorate their home with the work of many local artists.

“I’m still achieving things,” she says with a smile, and it is evident that Gail Gray will continue to leave her mark on the arts community in Lancaster for years to come.

Learn more at gailcgray.com.

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HOME Left: Scott E. Kuhn, Private Mortgage Banking Manager, Wells Fargo Private Mortgage Banking Right: Scott R. Misher, Branch Manager, Lancaster, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

home is the one place we all want to be. At Wells Fargo, we’re helping thousands of

Lancaster County families get there. Last year, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage financed almost $300 million in home mortgages across the county, helping more than 1,600 families and individuals become homeowners.

Investing in our community through home financing is just one of many ways we help Lancaster County grow, while satisfying our customer’s financial needs every day.

Come visit us at wellsfargo.com/mortgage, or stop in any Wells Fargo store to learn more.

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MEET STELLA She’s a bubble-blowing champion, but always humble enough to offer her last gumball to a friend. When life gives her lemons, she makes pink lemonade — served in crystal champagne flutes, of course. She paints her world with candy colors, making it as sweet as she is.

And, she’s transformed Cork Factory Hotel into the wedding space of her dreams.

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CORK FAC T O R Y HOTEL

THE CORK COLLECTION Whether your style is mod & pop, glamour & gold, leather & lace, or a bit of everything, you’ll find that the historic Cork Factory Hotel is the perfect canvas for any celebration.

Visit corkfactoryhotel.com to see Stella’s whole story, start to finish, and discover inspiration for fantastical weddings and events.

20 480 new holland avenue, suite 3000 717.735.2075 corkfactoryhotel.com

the artists

the makers

the creatives

LANCASTER

OUR CITY / OUR CANVAS artists , makers + creatives in the city of lancaster , pennsylvania

At Fig Industries, we believe that arts and culture is the foundation of a thriving city. The artists in the City of Lancaster take many forms, from set and costume designers to interior designers, makers to bakers, chefs, architects, cinematographers, composers, painters, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and creators. Our streets are saturated with color.

They stretch our ideas about what we are, until we are able to see what we can become. on the following pages , find the creative portfolio of a city that is alive and thriving, inviting and enchanting, and ever-evolving into something even more beautiful and profound.

Meet the creatives who are making the city their stage, and who are creating their masterpieces.

Join the creative movement and be a part of this collaborative canvas that is The City of Lancaster.

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

the arts & culture issue fig lancaster fall 2016

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c h ristiane david painting a story of color and texture originals & prints in watercolor, oil & acrylic | commissions

artist christiane david & her dog fluffy

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112 north prince street 717.293.0809 christianedavid.com

artistic director, marc robin

fulton theatre bringing broadway to lancaster 2016 / 2017 season tickets on sale now. call the box office or go to thefulton.org 12 north prince street 717.397.7425 thefulton.org

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h oward jay supnik creating exceptional environments innovative & timeless outdoor environments howard supnik, registered landscape architect, asla, clarb

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717.519.1554 howardjaysupnik.com

the jdk team, planners & designers

t he jdk group creating events worth celebrating off-premise catering | party rentals | event & floral design | weddings | corporate gatherings 21 north prince street 717.730.4661 thejdkgroup.com

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lois dostalik, creative strategist

e 4 strategic consultancy envisioning futures a team of strategists who transform businesses & organizations through strategic thinking

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128 east grant street, suite 103 717.239.4440 e4exchange.com

david lyall home & design curating artistic spaces residential & commercial interior design + home furnishings gallery

david lyall, designer

241 north prince street 717.690.8477 davidlyalldesign.com

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f i g indus tries designing for good branding | packaging | marketing | photography | letterpress | web | fig

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matt & nissa mccarthy, singers & songwriters

3 west productions accompanying your love story live music & djs at weddings & events | custom love songs | event planning | custom lighting

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717.368.8305 hear matt & nissa perform at 3westproductions.com

popovsky performing arts teaching students to shine singing | dancing | acting | performing | piano / music together

michael popovsky, performer & teacher

now accepting reservations for fall classes 245 butler avenue 717.517.8543 popovskyperformingarts.com

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r udewood design crafting functional art give your space an attitude adjustment

jeremiah linton & alex rudegeair, woodworkers

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17 west vine street 717.813.8014 rudewooddesign.com

doug phillips, aia, ncarb, nahb

d o u g l a s c h a r l e s p h i l l i p s a r c h i t e ct a residential & commercial architect who understands the value of collaboration 128 east grant street 717.808.0332 dcparchitect.com

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t he premise studio capturing captivating imagery brand storytelling through photography & videography

jeremy hess & donovan roberts witmer

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824 first street 717.390.7050 thepremisestudio.com

henrietta heisler interiors adding style to life creating a legacy of beautiful, livable, & workable spaces

henrietta heisler, interior designer

217 west walnut street 717.295.0324 henriettaheislerinteriors.com

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b arrick candles crafting an illuminated life artisan craftsmen creating beautiful candles since 1970 | retail store & studio on mulberry street

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541 north mulberry street 717.295.4800 barrickdesign.com

rick faulkner, candlemaker behind rick are original sketches from the 1970’s.

michael spychalski, brewer

wacker brewing co . crafting excellence since 1853 “the beer you always liked� | beverages & food at little dutch taproom 417 west grant street 717.617.2711 wackerbrewing.com

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d i amond design tailoring beautiful kitchens and baths 20 years of design & project management experience | kitchen & bath showroom

zoey & marty diamantoni, designer KITCHEN

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570 south water street 717.299.4700 diamonddesigninc.com

BATH GALLERY

derek dienner, filmmaker

make films telling dynamic stories through film identity films | documentaries | short films | commercials | training films | online films 21 north prince street 4th floor 717.340.2241 makefilms.cc

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matt chambers, along the potomac

regina martin, parade of poppies

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lee lovett, once in a blue moon

jackie madsen, orange figure with flowers

138 north prince street 717.299.4400 redravenartcompany.com

fred rodger,

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mfa scooter

dick whitson, trio

red raven representing accomplished artists

patricia wertz, street signs

georganna lenssen, industrial parkway

rhoda kahler, maybelline ii

mark dennis, silverback

art harrington, farmland series

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scott cantrell, the visual learner

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f riendship heart gallery giving artists a voice artistic expression for artists with developmental & intellectual disabilities

chris shenk and taylor seppi, artists

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gallery: 118 north water street 717.945.6904 friendshipart.net

cindy schlosser, artist

gallery on market painting with a purpose celebrating the beauty of life through functional painted art 15 west king street 717.371.9864 galleryonmarket.com

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kenny reisig, artist vanessa reisig, art lover

a n nex 24 gallery supporting creative expression contemporary art by a collection of 24 talented artists | monthly exhibits

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24 west walnut street 717. 341.0028 annex24gallery.com

roxanne edwards, queen of fairness mannequin of angela ryan, task whisperer michael biggerstaff, chief inspiration officer

n xtbook media creating digital solutions digital content publishing | brand strategy | video | named inc 500 company | best places to work in pa 480 new holland avenue 717.735.9740 nxtbookmedia.com

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laura lapp, expert green thumb

p e rfect pots creating planters perfect for you on location residential & commercial container gardening design & maintenance for all 4 seasons

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717.917.8733 perfectpots.com greenhouse garden shop at 745 strasburg pike

shumaker pdt designing unforgettable events your partners for full-service event production | corporate • non-profit • special occasions

rod shumaker & the shumaker pdt team

240 harrisburg avenue 717.735.0767 shumakerpdt.com

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freiman stoltzfus, artist

freiman stoltzfus gallery exploring the human spirit a collection of work by freiman stoltzfus

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142 north prince street 717.435.9591 freimanstoltzfus.com

invested IN community a c el ebratio n o f past, present & fu tu re

Armstrong Flooring’s 150-year heritage in the Lancaster community is a story of vision, innovation, achievement, perseverance, and possibilities. To mark its new beginning as an independent company in April 2016, it sought local inspiration from acclaimed artist Freiman Stoltzfus. The result is a one-of-akind cinematic painting that stands as a tribute to the community and people—past, present, and future—of Armstrong Flooring.

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timeless textures

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WHAT SEAT WILL YOU FILL?

imaginative artistic expressive

diverse cultured pioneer

classical intellectual established

interactive mainstream family oriented

The Creative values playfulness, originality, & may also identify with concepts that offer escape from reality & the opportunity to delve into one’s imagination.

Always looking to learn, discover, & develop new perspectives, The Explorer is passionate about diverse world cultures & open to new art forms & experiences.

The Enthusiast may be a patron of the arts, him or herself, & enjoy the intellectual insights gained from attending a performance.

Outgoing, fun, & humorous are traits of The Nurturer who enjoys attending performances with family & friends to create memorable experiences.

FIND YOUR PERFECT PERFORMANCE special packages & discounts available through september 18 Millersville University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution. A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

kick off the season with a laugh at the Winter

Center on campus, Sunday, September 25, at 3 pm with the comedy theatre group Capitol Steps. The Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who used music, wit, and folly to satirize the very people and places that employed them.

Capitol Steps have recorded over 35 albums, including their latest, What to Expect When You’re Electing.

ware center: 42 n. prince street winter center: 60 w. cottage avenue, millersville 717.871.7600 artsmu.com

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BE the ARTIST!

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LOOK!

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Owners Mike & Judy Gitomer

FRESH FACE:

SPI CE & TEA E XC H A N G E O F L A N C A ST E R

since variety is the spice of life, and food is the the great unifier bringing us all together around one table, it’s easy to see the allure of the newest business on West Orange Street. The Spice and Tea Exchange is an exciting addition to the foodie scene in Lancaster. The old-fashioned store front and rustic decor pay homage to days gone by. However, the panoply of aromas that greet you as you enter, let you know that you’re on to something new.

Mike and Judy Gitomer are excited to share their love of flavorful food with everyone who walks through the Exchange’s doors.

A visit to their store is a fully immersive,

interactive, hands-on experience. With jars lining the walls, recipe idea cards, and unique blends just waiting to be created, the Gitomers are ready to help cooks of all skill levels concoct their own innovative flavors. “All the blends are made here, so everything’s fresh and unique,” says Judy.

The store boasts over 140 spices, with 80 exclusive hand-mixed blends, and endless opportunities for customers to invent something new. The store houses more than 30 exotic teas, salts, and naturally flavored sugars from around the globe.

Judy is proud to offer the community a cost-effective way to be more daring,

artistic, and creative in their culinary adventures. Spices can be purchased in quantities as small as one ounce.

“No matter what your tastes and needs are, there’s something here for everybody.”

Judy states, “there are blends that are great on fish, poultry, beef, vegetables, or whatever you’re cooking.”

Perfectly located near Lancaster Central Market, the Gitomers are thrilled to bring more spice and flair to the foodie revolution, starting with this week’s dinner menu.

Learn more at spiceandtea.com/Lancaster.

20 west orange street www.spiceandtea.com

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ONWARD and

up wa r d

Here are some other things you may not know about Marshall: go-to drink: Tito’s Martini, up, dirty, no vermouth, olives, and a twist!

comfort food: Anything braised, like

short-ribs.

the song playing in your head when walking down the streets of lancaster: “History Repeating” by Propellerheads featuring Shirley Bassey, or Cher’s “Take Me Home,” which I recently discovered and is officially my song of the summer.

favorite smell: Cilantro, my favorite Marshall Snively Lancaster City Alliance President

newly appointed president of the Lancaster City Alliance, Marshall Snively, spends a lot of time working with the “Building On Strength” strategic plan. He loves connecting entrepreneurs and innovators in the city. He believes in the power of coming together.

“I really do think that we are a model of collaboration and everyone working together, not only for their own good, but to see this city thrive.” He is inspired by the arts community, “Artists are the backbone of this community and the creative force we have in Lancaster is crazy good!” And he’s hoping to see a Lancaster City skyline evolve during his tenure.

54 354 north prince street 717.394.0783 lancastercityalliance.org

herb; I could eat that on anything…and bacon!

favorite movie: I wanted to be an

architect & meteorologist, so ironically I love disaster movies and the idea that we can build anything we want, but you can’t mess with Mother Nature! She always wins!

hidden talent: I cook pretty well, and I can be a dancing machine!

if you could wave a magic wand and add three things to lancaster, what would you add?

We would have a skyline. We would have eradicated poverty. Everyone would consider the City their own and assume ownership, without barriers between people or neighborhoods.

if you could choose a superpower which would you choose and why? Probably to fly. Being

able to get to a destination in an instant would be great. I love visiting other cities and picking up on best practices and getting new ideas to bring back to Lancaster.

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CREATING B E AU T I F U L S PAC E S

com me rcial | re siden t ia l | r e n ovat io n s | sh o ppe

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b e hi nd ev ery g r e at s o n g is an

ARTIST

c o m m u n i ty pa rt n e r

discover the music. get to know the artist.

Every so often, WITF invites musicians to perform and be interviewed; these multimedia pieces become the cornerstone of WITF Music. We ultimately hope to see WITF Music become an extensive collection of music and the stories behind it. We also see it as a way to make connections with regional musicians and their fans, establish future partnerships, and reach out to a younger demographic. Overall it’s a way to highlight and share the inspiring music that’s happening in the Central Pennsylvania region and beyond.

The Jayplayers, of Hershey, stopped by the studio to perform and discuss their Americana/Roots Rock act, based around the songwriting of Keeley McCue and Chris Weidensaul. witf.org/education

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FREEDOM: to

Secure the Blessings of Liberty

Explore the stories of Lancastrians who sought freedom, fought for freedom, lived in freedom, and were denied freedom.

They are stories of hope, joy, struggle, and survival from Penn’s Holy Experiment through the 21st century.

STOP. LOOK. LISTEN

to the s tories new exhibition opens september 24, ongoing

58 230 north president avenue 717.392.4633 lancasterhistory.org

now open!

FRESH FACE | fall 2016 | figlancaster.com

“I’m thrilled to have a larger kitchen, more space, and to be a part of another great neighborhood in Lancaster!”

- Rachael

Linda Bell & Rachael Reinmiller

MONWE A LT H K I TC H E N & C A F E FRESH FACES: COM & T HE CULIN A RY C L A SSRO O M rachael reinmiller and linda bell share a variety of things—

a passion for food, a love of community, and one light-drenched space at 443 North Mulberry Street.

Commonwealth Kitchen & Cafe is a second location where Rachael plans to continue building on the success of Commonwealth on Queen—a cafe, catering, & event venue on the 300 block of North Queen Street.

By day, the new space will operate as both a small neighborhood cafe offering breakfast, lunch, sweets and baked goods, and as a catering kitchen. The fully equipped commercial kitchen will be used to prepare made-from-scratch food for both cafes (with each location 443 north mulberry street

having its own unique menu), and to support Commonwealth’s growing catering business. This larger space will allow for vast options for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, as well as custom menus for special events held on or off site.

After hours, Commonwealth Kitchen & Cafe will remain a gathering place. Friends, couples, coworkers, and home chefs of varying skill levels can come to learn a thing or two from Chef Instructor Linda Bell in the Culinary Classroom. Groups will gather in the kitchen to learn techniques in a fun, hands-on environment. After creating in the kitchen, participants are invited to open a bottle of wine and gather in the cafe area to enjoy the meal they prepared. Linda is excited to be expanding

from her Culinary Classroom in Reading, and getting to know the foodies and culinary artists here in Lancaster.

The Culinary Classroom offers unique 3-hour classes on select evenings that are perfect for team building, corporate events, bachelorette parties, date nights, girls night out, or just a way to spice up your weeknight dinner repertoire. Whether you’re brunching in the Cafe, learning in the Kitchen, or planning the menu for your next special event, Rachael and Linda are excited to share their vision of light and love, flavor, and fun to all who enter!

Learn more about Commonwealth and The Culinary Classroom at commonwealthLancaster.com and theculinaryclassroom.com.

717.490.6048 commonwealthlancaster.com theculinaryclassroom.com

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works OF art EVERYDAY CELEBRATIONS WEDDINGS SYMPATHY CORPORATE EVENTS

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

For 2016, we have chosen three innovative nonprofits whose good works contribute immensely to our thriving, local community:

YWCA LANCASTER, THE MIX AT ARBOR PLACE AND EXCENTIA Please join us in supporting these inspiring causes with your time and donations.

See all 24 of our past and present Social Mission partners at figlancaster.com/social-mission.

ywca lancaster

the mix at arbor place

excentia

YWCA Lancaster has been leading change since 1889, pioneering social justice and women’s empowerment.

Every day, The Mix at Arbor Place serves 80 to 100 kids in an intentional afterschool program. This free program provides tutoring, poetry lessons, music, mentoring, and free meals to all participants.

Excentia is very excited to join the community in a day of healthy activity and colorful fun. Register now for The Unique Colors of Excentia Fun Run! This will be the first year for the event at Clipper Magazine Stadium on October 1. Run, Walk, or Roll through the colors!

Join us on September 16 for the inaugural #LancasterNoMore event to raise funds and awareness for sexual assault prevention.

Last year we walked a mile together in heels. Help us walk the next mile toward a future without sexual violence. As the designated rape crises center for our county, YWCA Lancaster stands at the forefront of the need… and the solution. Only together can we end sexual assault.

To learn more, contact Gretchen Lusby at glusby@ywcalancaster.org. ywcalancaster.org.

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As the school year starts, we are eager to connect with families to guide their students through the school year. Please consider joining us as a volunteer. Our students are always looking for mentors. Together, with your support, we can make Lancaster a better place for kids and families!

Learn more at arborplace.org.

8:30 am: Fun Runners arrive 9 am: Fun Run begins 10 am: Meet your unique neighbors 11 am: Finish Time Sponsorship opportunities available. Email Meg Lefever Titter at mlefevertitter@ourexcentia.org #UniqueLancaster Learn more about the Fun Run at ourexcentia.org/excentia-events.

buy or try locally: DRAGONFLY CAFÉ EBENEZER GROCERIES FERGUSON & HASSLER GEORGE STREET CAFÉ HUBER’S WEST END MARKET JOHN WRIGHT RESTAURANT LEMON STREET MARKET MECK’S PRODUCE MILLER’S NATURAL FOODS NICKEL MINE HEALTH FOODS ON ORANGE OREGON DAIRY RABBIT & DRAGONFLY CAFE RHUBARB’S MARKET SAVEMART SHADY MAPLE SPLITS & GIGGLES STAUFFERS OF KISSEL HILL WOODLAND NATURAL FOODS

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named cleanest packaged

Food 2016 by Prevention Magazine in the breads, grains, and pastas category.

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THE ART OF BREWING pa rt part art,

sc ie n c e

hop culture Beer tastes best when it’s made fresh. Iron Hill’s beers are expertly made right on-site, daily. Only the finest ingredients are used—domestic and imported malted barley and hops, yeast, and water. No preservatives, ever. At Iron Hill, you are guaranteed a fresh and natural glass of beer, every time.

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custom service

MIXED PERFECTLY for your e v e n t

if there’s one thing our bartenders aren’t, it’s cookie-cutter.

At Good Spirits Bartending, we realize every single event we do is different, which is why we custom tailor our bar options for every single client.

We have over 15 years of bartending and catering experience to bring to the table, which means you can pick our brains to create the best event possible.

Meeting with clients and designing customized bar services for their events is what we’re all about. Give us a call today to find out how Good Spirits Bartending can liven up your wedding, party, or celebration!

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Living & Sharing the Fig Life

C U R AT E D B Y

DFigECorrespondent/@lancexplorer BBIE DAWSON

ART. IT’S ONE OF DEBBIE DAWSON’S FAVORITE THINGS TO EXPLORE IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER— from the renowned galleries on

Prince Street, to the budding artists’ displays in local coffee shops—visual art, performance art, public art—on every street, around every corner.

As a recent transplant to Lancaster from the Midwest,

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Debbie spends hours each week exploring downtown Lancaster, chatting with locals to learn about life, culture, history, and favorite restaurants. Since she’s been here, she’s had the joy of sharing her new city with 16+ out-of-state visitors, using Fig as a guide through the city.

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food, by going to figlancaster.com/lancexplorer.

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1. CENTRAL MARKET

6. ANNEX 24 GALLERY

2. MARKET STREET

Annex 24 and Rachel’s Café & Creperie

Square Halo Gallery and Ellicott & Co.

7. PRINCE STREET

3. LANCASTER PUBLIC LIBRARY

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Commonwealth on Queen and the 300 Block Shops 4. 202 & 222 NORTH DUKE STREET

Festoon and Picture This Custom Framing

Gallery Row: Christiane David, Freiman Stoltzfus, Red Raven Gallery, and Artisans Gallery; POUR 8. THE FULTON THEATRE 9. STEINMAN PARK

5. QUEEN STREET

Park Bar and The Pressroom Restaurant

Poetry Paths and Square One Coffee

10. PENN SQUARE

Character’s Pub, Bistro Barberet and Bakery, and Altana

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS a s a c r eati v e d es t i n at i on i n la n ca s t e r Left to Right: Owners Pete Egan, John de Vitry, Bill Stull, Gary Neff, & Brad Gearhart

when we first opened our doors a decade ago, our goals were clear.

To offer a unique luxury experience for travelers from all over the world.

To reward a passion for the arts and inspire creativity.

To provide hospitality services at the highest quality level.

We want to thank the local community for its enduring support of our hotel and our goals. We welcome you to experience the Lancaster Arts Hotel for yourself—because whether you’re traveling from far away or right around the corner, we’re sure you’ll agree that it’s a destination unlike any other.

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smal l b u s in e s s e s make a

STRONGER LANCASTER At Fig, we understand the joys and challenges of being a small business, and are excited to team up with ASSETS to celebrate those who make Lancaster A City Authentic.

ASSETS creates economic opportunity and cultivates entrepreneurial leadership to alleviate poverty and build vibrant, sustainable communities.

Their programs include the Women’s Business Center at ASSETS, small business start-up Learning Circles, Microloan Lending Circles, and the Great Social Enterprise Pitch.

Justin Jones, artist

justin jones illustrations

Yessenia Blanco & Milady Perez, co-owners

Dr. Amanda Kemp, author & owner

717.224.6615 jjonesillustration.com

717.690.0750 mypromultiservices.com

MY PRO multi-services

dr. amanda kemp

Justin is a freelance portrait artist who works in mixed media ranging from paint on canvas, pottery, reused recyclables, and multicolor stencils. Pet portraits are a common request. Justin’s business makes income and friends!

MY PRO Multi-Services is a provider of diverse products to consumers and small businesses. Their offerings include bookkeeping, notary services, payroll, tax preparation, immigration forms, language translation, and interpretation.

Dr. Amanda Kemp is the author of Say the Wrong Thing: Stories and Strategies for Racial Justice and Authentic Community, and teaches Strategies of the H.E.A.R.T. workshops for educators and others. A dynamic speaker and spoken word performer, Dr. Kemp will be signing her book and leading a workshop at Lancaster Area Public Library on Sept 8.

68 100 south queen street 717.393.6089 assetspa.org

717.333.9563 dramandakemp.com

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DAVID BRUMBACH

Widely recognized as one of Lancaster’s finest artists, the depth and evolution of David Brumbach’s (1948-1992) body of work is truly astounding. More importantly, he was a kind and decent person and a lifelong fan of Lancaster.

Bob & Aileen Hamilton Collection

in celebration of

david brumbach understood and loved lancaster—and so do we!

Puffer Morris is Lancaster’s local, independent real estate agency, committed to selling and marketing great places in the City and beyond.

The Puffer Morris Team left to right: John Spidaliere, Mary Tribble, Ric Tribble, Janelle Ellis, & Scott Haverstick.

Shown artwork from private collections.

70 222 west orange street 717.299.3433

puffermorris.com info@puffermorris.com

FRESH FACE | fall 2016 | figlancaster.com now open!

Loryn Spangler Jones, studio founder

FRESH FACE:

LSJ ST UD I OS

“i think we are all artists at the end of the day,” says LSJ

Studios founder, Loryn Spangler Jones.

“No matter what we do, we use our creativity to create a life for ourselves.

For me, it just happens to be on canvas.”

No stranger to the Lancaster Art Scene, Loryn is excited to have her own studio and gallery on 110 West King Street. The studio serves as Loryn’s creative space as well as a place for classes, and a gallery showcasing her own work and that of other artists.

Loryn is the rare kind of person who fills the space between life and art, so that you can’t quite tell where one stops and the other begins. As an artist, she pours passion and raw emotion into her work, braving vulnerability, revealing authenticity, resulting in worthiness. “I’m a firm believer

in exposing, and taking that armor off.

That’s why I make art, and that connects me to this community.” She applies these principles when choosing other artists’ work to show in her gallery. “I’m not putting something on my walls unless I find it to be deeply authentic”. she says.

raw, intuitive talent, connectivity, and accessibility. As a teacher of adults and “small humans,” she empowers artists of all ages to find themselves by expressing and channelling their art and vulnerability through lenses of restraint and patience.

As part of the international art scene, Loryn is excited to introduce the community to artists and influences from around the world, bringing a more global perspective to the walls of LSJ. She embraces each of her roles; artist, teacher, and art promoter with a passion, fervor, and “hustle” not easily matched.

Loryn expresses deep gratitude for the community that embraces and supports her. “I am where I am, because of the people behind me”. she states. It is with gratitude for those who have helped her on this journey that she sets out to lift up and inspire others.

In the dichotomy of tenderness and ferocity, understated simplicity and complexities, Loryn’s work showcases

Learn more at lsjstudios.com.

110 west king street, suite 101 717.381.5032 lsjstudios.com

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CULTURAL

t o e n r i c h th e la n ca s t er com m u n i t y

FIRST FOLIO!

THE BOOK THAT GAVE US SHAKESPEARE NOVEMBER 10 - DECEMBER 4 Elizabethtown College and the High Library are proud to present this nationally touring exhibit of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C. The exhibit features an original copy of Shakespeare’s First Folio, published in 1623.

Considered one of the most influential books in the world, the First Folio includes 36 of Shakespeare’s plays.

Also offering educational programs and related events for the public and families: Programs for children (ages 6-12) Theatrical performances First Folio-themed art/photo exhibit Music recital Visit www.etown.edu/library/firstfolio Exhibit Days & Hours: Wednesdays: 5-9 pm Thursdays: 10 am - 2 pm Fridays: 1-5 pm Saturdays: 10 am - 2 pm Sundays: 1-5 pm

REMEMBERING 9 / 11: FLIGHT 93

LEFFLER LECTURE: MICHELE NORRIS

SEPTEMBER 8, 7 PM

NOVEMBER 15, 7:30 PM

Reflections on the significance of 9/11, the crash of Flight 93, and today’s political climate.

Featuring Michele Norris, former host of NPR’s All Things Considered.

BUCHER MEETING HOUSE, YOUNG CENTER

Panelists include: Mal Fuller, air traffic controller at Pittsburgh Airport on 9/11/01.

Tim Lambert, land-owner of Flight 93 crash site.

Dr. Oya Ozkanca, Associate Professor of Political Science/ Director of International Studies Minor, Elizabethtown College.

Moderators: Dr. Jeff Bach, Director, Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies and Associate Professor, Department of Religious Studies and Dr. David Kenley, Director, Center for Global Understanding and Peacemaking and Professor of History.

LEFFLER CHAPEL AND PERFORMANCE CENTER

Michele will talk about her Race Card Project, which helps foster candid conversations about race.

The Project inspired the College’s Six Word Stories initiative which gained the College regional and national recognition.

Free and open to the public.

Tickets required: contact lecturetickets@etown.edu or 717.361.4757.

Free and open to the public.

No reservations or tickets required.

The exhibit will be closed from November 23-27 for the Thanksgiving break.

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First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare, on tour from the Folger Shakespeare Library, has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor, and by the support of Jackson’s Window Shoppe, Google.org, Vinton and Sigrid Cerf, the British Council, Stuart and Mimi Rose, and other generous donors.

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Herbed Lamb with Roasted Vegetables

the home of

LOCAL ARTISANS

where craft meets kitchen.

At The Pressroom Restaurant + Bar, Chef Daniel Quishpe and his team start with Lancaster County’s best produce and provisions. They talk to farmers. They taste what’s new. And they love serving simple, honest food to their guests.

In this dish, turnips, fingerling potatoes, and beets from Buckhill Farm in Lititz nestle alongside our herbed and mustard-crusted lamb.

Fresh ingredients and flavor fill the plate.

Join us for lunch or dinner soon and experience Lancaster County in a whole new way.

Ask your server about FREE PARKING in Central Parking Garage.

26 – 28 west king street 717.399.5400 pressroomrestaurant.com

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our economy depends

not on a few large businesses, but on the thousands of decisions made by smaller companies every day. In Lancaster County, every business and every single person matters.

“TAKE THAT MESSAGE SERIOUSLY; THAT IS AN APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO THE WORLD WE ARE LIVING IN NOW.”

(FROM YOUR CHAMBER)

MALCOLM GLADWELL the lancaster chamber dinner, may 2016 74 100 south queen street 717.397.3531 lancasterchamber.com

the city of lancaster

gallery

guide for great art, all roads lead to lancaster.

Thirteen Fine Art Galleries located in our walkable City featuring locally & nationally celebrated art, monthly exhibits, and interactive art sessions. Find event information at lancastergalleryguide.com.

ANNEX 24 GALLERY 24 W Walnut St

& CULTURE CENTER 420 Pearl St

ARTISANS GALLERY 114 N Prince St

LANCASTER GALLERIES 34 N Water St

CHRISTIANE DAVID GALLERY 112 N Prince St

LIZ HESS GALLERY 140 N Prince St

CITYFOLK GALLERY 146 N Prince St FREIMAN STOLTZFUS GALLERY 142 N Prince St FRIENDSHIP HEART GALLERY 118 N Water St, Suite 101 KEYSTONE ART

MIO STUDIO 154 N Prince St MULBERRY ART STUDIOS 19-21 N Mulberry St RED RAVEN ART COMPANY 138 N Prince St SQUARE HALO GALLERY

37 N Market St

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WHERE ART c o m e s natu r ally

Artists left to right: Ruth Bernard, “Church Street Alley” (oil on board) Milton Friedly, “Cosmic Traveler Collograph” (print/etching) Melissa Ward Carroll, “Azurite Blueberry Nodule” (acrylic on linen canvas)

Highlighting the ‘A’ in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math), the North Museum’s new steam art gallery is dedicated to the work of local artists whose art is inspired by science and nature. ®

76 400 college avenue

n e w inst allat ion august 2 016

717.358.3941 northmuseum.org info@northmuseum.org

FRESH FACE | fall 2016

now open!

Debbie & Nick Dower

FRESH FACE:

ANANDA I NT E G RAT I O N

at ananda integration, owners

Debra and Nick Dower bring together a diverse team of bodyworkers to provide services in structural integration, acupuncture, electromagnetic field therapy, and other more traditional modalities.

Debra is a board-certified structural integrator with a decade of experience.

She is a co-teacher for KMI Anatomy Trains, one of the most widely known and respected Structural Integration training schools. She also teaches Anatomy and Physiology at the Lancaster School of Massage. Nick has a degree in biology and biochemistry and an advanced degree in acupuncture. He also teaches at the Pennsylvania College of Health Science.

Structural Integration, the main focus of

the practice, is bodywork that manipulates connective tissue (often called fascia) to optimize the body’s alignment and balance, easing movement, improving function, and relieving pain. In a typical structural integration session the therapist will soften, lengthen, and reposition the body’s web of connective tissue so that those tissues are in better physiologic harmony and tensional balance. Clients often report increased body awareness, greater freedom of movement, reduced pain, and a strong overall feeling of wholeness in their bodies.

But while Structural Integration and acupuncture are focuses at Ananda, the team of therapists do not limit themselves to one or two modalities. The practitioners come to Ananda with an eclectic mixture of training, experience, and practices.

On staff are Trager specialists, former nurses, and those with experience treating every body type from athlete to cancer patient. The strength of the Ananda model lies in its ecumenical team approach and its insistence that, while we all have bodies with the same anatomy and physiology, each of those bodies is also quite different.

As Debra says, “The aim is to empower people and bring them back to wholeness.

What’s fun is getting to the root of someone’s problem and improving it.

We want to get to the core issue and start to change patterns, changing how clients live in their bodies.”

Learn more at anandaintegration.com.

223-b west walnut street 717.869.4919 anandaintegration.com

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WELC OME

READY FOR YOUR NEXT BIG MOVE?

contact gil lyons today!

As a Realtor, Gil brings 32 years of real estate business experience to RE/MAX and his clients.

He specializes in the Lancaster West End and School Lane Hills areas.

schoollanehillsrealestate.com

AGENT GIL LYONS SPECIALIZES IN: MARKETING & SALES OF FINE & LUXURY HOMES SMART GROWTH INITIATIVES HISTORIC PROPERTIES LAND PLANNING & ZONING 78 re/max associates of lancaster 500 delp road 717.569.2222 direct: 717.295.9995 gillyons.com

SEPTEMBER 19 – 25 eat you r way t h ro ugh la nc a s t e r c it y Go ahead, explore the offerings of our diverse local restaurant participants during Lancaster City Restaurant Week.

Our website will help you navigate all of the specials and find exactly what you’re looking for. Find out why everyone is talking about Lancaster City’s increasingly extraordinary dining scene. Visit lancastercityrestaurantweek.com.

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S T IC K E T LE B A IL AVA P T. 2 5 FOR SE AT O R ’S R E N OV OUR E HOM T

r e n ovato r ’s h o me tou r

threshold T O CHANGE

The May family at home— ReStore donor, ReStore shopper, & Home Tour participant

homes grow and change, just like families.

So when John and Megan May decided that their family needed a bit more room, they renovated and donated their gently-used home materials to Lancaster Habitat ReStore during the process.

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

80 155 independence court 717.293.0250 lancasterlebanonhabitat.org

They, along with over two dozen other homeowners in Lancaster County, are sharing their home renovations on the Renovator’s Home Tour on September 25th. Not only will these homes show clever use of space and innovative design, but many will also show how ReStore materials helped to build their vision.

Information can be found at renovatorshometour.com.

Tickets are sold online and at Lancaster Habitat ReStore, David Lyall Home & Design, and Penn Stone.

bringing film making to lancaster city—MAROTTA /

MAIN ARCHITECTS recently worked with Peter and Evan Scudner at Triode Media to bring their vision of a world-class tech space to life.

Wayne Manley, Project Manager, Client, Peter Scudner, Triode Media Maryann Marotta and Donald Main, Principals, MAROTTA / MAIN ARCHITECTS

ENHANCING COMMUNITY THROUGH GOOD DESIGN AND COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE 103 south duke street 717.393.3211 marottamain.com

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you could be the next Fig Voices. To be considered for a Fig Voices

community pa rt n e r

feature in a future issue of Fig, please send an email to FigVoices@xpn.org and include a brief bio, links to your band website, links to a minimum of 3 current songs online, and contact information. The chosen band will be featured in Fig, played on WXPN, and invited to perform at Tellus360!

VOICES

DAVID WILSON “David’s song “Simple Mind (The Student Loan Song)” caught my attention. His voice is warm and he shares the message of the stress that the college graduates are dealing with today. Listening to his music, I hear influences from James Taylor and Jason Isbell!” – Helen Leicht

remember your first time living away

from home? Even now I bet you can recall the feeling in your gut. Having moved away to college, David felt it too. He turned to his guitar for comfort. You see, during his Penn Manor Township youth, he was surrounded by the music of his parents and the piano, playing & singing of his older brother Matt.

It seemed only natural he would pick up the guitar and join in. Soon the Wilson brothers were entertaining the public at Annie Bailey’s on First Fridays or Open Mic nights at The Alley Cat. His debut album, “Songs From Wood Street,”

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came out in 2014. Recorded and produced in Lancaster, nine songs which best captured the inspiration set forth by the view outside his college apartment’s window in Pittsburgh.

Just as those college days in Pittsburgh gave life to “Songs From Wood Street,” so now does David’s life back East. David writes and sings about what he sees—everyday life and good old fashioned daydreaming—hence new songs titled “PA 41” and “Philadelphia.”

All four songs on the new E.P. “Black Top Road” were recorded and produced in Lancaster County with a full band at Steve Puffer’s Parallel Productions.

The first ten seconds after clicking play on his E.P. make it quite clear, David Wilson is stepping up his game. There can be little doubt WXPN heard “Simple Mind (The Student Loan Song)” and reacted the same way. You should have seen his beaming and speechless face when we asked him what it was like to hear his song on the radio. “It’s what I strive for. It made me feel...validated.”

Hear more at davidwilsonmusic.com.

See David Wilson in action at Tellus360 October 4 at 7 pm as part of the Fig Voices concert series.

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

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a masterpiece

WAS CREATED

BY COMMUNITY?

at first presbyterian we’re doing the hard work of learning each other. So we asked our children to create “Starry Night” by painting their own block with a little direction, but infused with their own insights and abilities. The picture emerged as the pieces were brought together.

We believe that as we trust and grow in community, at any age, life will be created as we each contribute what we have to bring.

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THE RAISE YOU DESERVE

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increase your contribution to your 401k and start giving yourself a retirement raise, a raise you truly deserve. At Sequinox, we realize that everyone’s financial portfolio looks different. We’ll listen as you tell us how you want yours to look. Then we’ll help you work to make it a reality, allowing you to grow and prosper.

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bellabooonline.com SPECIALTY TOYS & GIFTS NEW! Visit our second location at Women and Babies Hospital 690 Good Drive Open Mon-Fri 11-6 Sat & Sun 11-4

STYLISH ACCOUTREMENTS FOR PARENTS BABY REGISTRY GIFT CERTIFICATES

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FIREPLACES + FIREPITS | OUTDOOR KITCHENS + GRILLS | OUTDOOR FURNITURE | STONE + CONCRETE HARDSCAPING

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Warm up cool fall nights with gas- or wood-burning firepits from EP Henry (shown), Fire Pit Art, Loferno, & more.

penn stone outdoor living is Central Pennsylvania’s single destination for outdoor living. Penn Stone features hardscaping and design-focused outdoor furniture, as well as outdoor fire features, landscape lighting, and outdoor kitchens.

Make Penn Stone your first and last stop to create your ideal outdoor retreat. Stop in and see the newly renovated showroom featuring 10,000 sq. ft. of outdoor inspiration.

86 190 west ross street, lancaster 717.397.5264 patiopennstone.com

Work like this Feel like this

movement TO ENERGIZE YOUR LIFE Lancaster’s own barre fitness studio Strengthen, tone, and flow with Move It Barre fitness classes—a full body workout that helps you find your inner dancer.

Classes now at two locations: DOWNTOWN LANCASTER 19 East King Street, 2nd Floor Lancaster BRIGHTON VILLAGE SHOPPES 1180 Erbs Quarry Road, Suite 1 Lititz

717.925.9970 moveitstudio.com

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GALA 2016 j oi n u s for a p e r fec t pai ri ng

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB attention all oenophiles & gourmets!

You are invited to a night of exceptional wine and sumptuous food on Saturday, October 15 for the 18th annual Wine Heart Gala, benefiting the Heart & Vascular Institute.

auction of vintage wines 2015 wine spectator top 12 wine raffle

Call 717.544.5513 or visit LGHealth.org/ WineHeartGala for tickets and information on the wine event of the year.

88 lg health foundation 609 north cherry street 717.544.5513 lghealth.org/wineheartgala

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MAKE GREAT CARS michael’s driving passion is finding great cars—whether classic cars for fun loving enthusiasts, like this pristine 1965 Mustang GT, or top-quality late model, certified used cars for everyday use. And yes, this iconic Mustang is for sale.

Michael’s Motor Cars has expertise in both buying and selling vintage and classic cars. Is there a great old car in your garage that you would consider selling? We would love to see it! Give us a call or visit us online at michaelsmotorcars.com.

car storage available 717.392.2888

922 north queen street 717.392.2888 michaelsmotorcars.com

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Quality means doing it right when no one is looking HENRY FORD / car dude

Kevin McDonald Professional painter for 3+ years

EXTERIORS. INTERIORS. MURALS. FAUX FINISHES. WALLPAPERS. 90 750 poplar street 717.396.1207 twodudes.com

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presentation Celebrating five years of modern dining in Downtown Lancaster. Serving cosmopolitan cuisine and inspired libations in the heart of Gallery Row. Join us to celebrate October 11–16 for events to benefit the Lancaster community. See our social channels for details.

Urban dining experience and event space options at POUR.

THE RESTAURANT

THE SOCIAL SPACE

THE GALLERY

THE COURTYARD

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CONVENIENT PARKING COZY & WARM ROOMS CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IDEALLY LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER COMFORTABLY PRICED

Stay with us in the heart of the City & enjoy local boutiques, art galleries, theatre, & restaurants.

92 26 east chestnut street call to make a reservation: 717.394.0900 thehotellancaster.com

be their difference

in creati v e & p ow erfu l way s the choice to foster is a choice to nourish the future There are over 530 children in Lancaster County’s foster care system—each one needing a safe, stable, and caring home like yours.

Are you ready to open your heart?

Learn more at pressleyridge.org or by calling 717.397.5241.

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Call now to find out how LifeReloaded can make your drea m come true!

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“Thanks Mike for making my dreams come true.” says carol dean huber, author of two books with LifeReloaded, her most recent being a book of poems, lovingly called “songs,” for each of her 125 living descendants.

LifeReloaded Specialty Publishing is a boutique publishing

company located in Lancaster that specializes in working with clients to tell their story and to make their dream of publishing a book come true.

We love working with people to create amazing and unique books, such as personal memoirs and histories for families, businesses, clubs, and organizations that are sure to become treasured heirlooms.

We are your one-stop shop for quality custom book design, layout, and production. We work with you every step of the way to bring your manuscript and memorabilia together into the book of your dreams.

Creating an heirloom is an amazing goal, and we are here to make sure that process is an exciting and enjoyable experience for you.

CALL US NOW AT 717.239.0490 TO DISCUSS YOUR BOOK IDEA.

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W E L L N E S S O N WA L N U T Wellness on Walnut is a multi-discipline, holistic wellness center offering an alternative approach to health, healing, and overall wellness. The services offered are chiropractic care, mental health, and coming soon... massage therapy.

Featuring Young Living Essential Oils.

Leah Reiff, DC, Chiropractor; Ryan McGinnis, BS, MDiv Mental Health Professional; Susanne Spurlock, MSW ACSW Mental Health Professional; Katelyn Holland, Young Living Essential Oils

219 West Walnut Street 717.390.9998 wellnessonwalnut.com

H E N R I E T TA H E I S L E R INTERIORS, INC For fifteen years, Henrietta and her team have been inspiring Lancaster with fresh home and business design. Whether you want to freshen up or redesign your home or business, the design team takes the time to recognize each client’s individual design needs and exceed expectations.

Please call for a design consultation and stop by the Design Studio & Showroom to browse beautiful furniture, artwork, and accent pieces.

217 West Walnut Street 717.295.0324 henriettaheislerinteriors.com

RACHEL’S CREPERIE Rachel’s Creperie spins fresh, seasonal, made-to-order crêpes with a uniquely American twist. In addition to being a full-service crêpe café with both sweet and savory crepes, this Lancaster mainstay excites taste buds with delicious breakfast, specialty, and dessert crêpes. Favorite extras include lattes and hash browns.

This café is a little taste of Paris in Lancaster, Pennsylvania!

201 West Walnut Street 717.399.3515 rachelscreperie.com

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CELEBRATING

Continuing the Groff Family Legacy—celebrating arts & culture in Lancaster for four generations.

a b eautif ul l i f e

Lisa Groff & Tom Buter welcome David Groff to the Groff Family Team!

Ellen Groff: an Artistic Legacy In honor of our mother and friend, Ellen Arnold Groff, we remember her many contributions that she made to positively impact the arts and culture renaissance in the City of Lancaster.

96 two locations: 234 & 528 west orange street 717.394.5300 thegroffs.com

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IN A COLORFUL COMPOSITION 100 rotating craft beers on tap casual dining open lunch thru late night 7 days a week! sunday brunch Stop in & see what’s cured this fall!

201 north queen street 717.490.6932 federaltaphouse.com

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Luis Torres, the Mix at Arbor Place

A CULTURE OF

extraordinary THE LANCASTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION HAS EVOLVED FROM THE SPIRIT OF WHAT MAKES LANCASTER COUNTY EXCEPTIONAL: ITS PEOPLE.

Luis Torres—one of our Baldwin Fellows—is just one of the many people working to advocate for our community’s artistic and cultural voice. Whether it’s youth poetry, public art, or helping to put free little libraries on the corner, Luis and the Community Foundation strive to provide ways for our community to create, speak, and dream extraordinary.

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BRIGHTENING SMILES

in t h e c i ty o f la n c a s te r

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Marjo Campbell, recent recipient of a brighter smile!

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Personal Service. Family-Owned OfďŹ ces. We are three longtime established Lancaster County Optical companies who have formed an alliance. Together, we provide a wider selection of products, services, and optical goods to the Lancaster community, in a professional and caring manner.

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Moravian Manor Proudly Presents:

AN ENGAGING COMMUNITY PROGRAM

“A Conversation with Marlee Matlin:

From Oscar to the West Wing and Beyond” Monday, October 24, 2016

Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square Cash Bar 6 – 7 p.m. | Dinner served 7:15 p.m.

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“Marlee Matlin is one of the most dynamic and diverse keynote speakers in the world, taking audiences through the highs and lows of her Hollywood career. Listeners come away informed and empowered to make a difference in the world, with the knowledge that they can start in just one person’s life.”

Ticket sales start August 15: $100 each Visit www.moravianmanor.org for tickets or more information.

Marlee Matlin received worldwide critical acclaim for her film debut in Paramount Pictures’ Children of a Lesser God, for which she received the Academy Award for Best Actress and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama. Though she lost her hearing when she was only 18 months old, Marlee never let her challenges dictate her future or deter her dreams. She has had a successful Hollywood career…starring on her own NBC series Reasonable Doubts opposite Mark Harmon; held a role for seven years on The West Wing; and made numerous guest appearances including ER, Desperate Housewives, CSI: New York, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Nip/Tuck, CSI, and Glee.

She also starred on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars.

She’s published a New York Times Best Selling autobiography, I’ll Scream Later, and authored three novels for children including Deaf Child Crossing and Nobody’s Perfect. She’s also dedicated herself to raising awareness for many humanitarian causes.

Engaging Community is an annual program hosted by Moravian Manor that builds upon our community focus by offering a quality educational, inspirational, entertaining program to increase the awareness of Moravian Manor’s mission and role throughout Lancaster County and beyond. Proceeds from this program benefit Moravian Manor’s Senior Care Ministry. Table and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Contact Jennifer Shutt Director of Development at 717-626-0214.

300 West Lemon Street | Lititz, PA 17543 717-626-0214 | www.moravianmanor.org

THE TRUST FALL 2016 C o n c e r t s

PIANO GALA Thursday | October 6th Featuring British pianist Valerie Tryon and three local favorites BRIDGET KIBBEY Thursday | November 17th Award-winning harpist—New Sounds on an Ancient Instrument NEW YORK POLYPHONY

Tuesday | December 6th Grammy-nominated Classical Vocal Quartet—An A Capella Christmas C O N V E R S A T I O N S

BRADY PHANATIK GOODWIN

Thursday | September 29th

The Death of Hip Hop, Marriage & Morals

AMY E. BLACK phd Tuesday | October 4th Political Civility in Uncivil Times T H E A T E R

Sherlock Holmes

August 25-28, Sept 1-4, 8-11

A Servant Stage Production

the trouble with my name

October 28, 29

Javier Avila, Author, 2015 Professor of the Year

This Wonderful Life

December 7, 8 One man play acted by Jeremy Kendall based on iconic 1946 holiday film

Joy to the world

December 17, 18

A Servant Stage Christmas ARTISTS, DATES, AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

FOR TICKETS, A FULL LISTING OF OUR SEASON, AND ALL OTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT:

w w w . L A N C A S T E R T R U S T . c o m 102 37 north market street 717.208.7835 lancastertrust.com

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lancaster is a city of makers, artists, and creatives who have found their homes in the proud Victorian queens, trendy atmospheric warehouses, and sleek modern condos that line our streets.

Find your home in a City Authentic and make the City of Lancaster your canvas.

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urban dwelling is sponsored by Realty ONE Group Unlimited, offering

entrepreneurial real estate professionals the tools, technology, and opportunities to achieve the highest level of success in today's competitive residential real estate sector. They are committed to giving back to the community, volunteering their time, and supporting local charities. Visit them—join them!

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love. give. live. creates innovative

charitable business ventures with the following two purposes: 1. Generate ongoing revenue streams and resources for charitable organizations that are working on the front lines to relieve suffering.

2. Connect people with information and opportunities to promote growth and wholeness.

supporting downtown social enterprise initiatives like revolution lancaster jewelry

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PROUDLY INTRODUCING LANCASTER'S

KING & QUEEN OF HAPPY! FALL 2016

Our king & queen received a prize pack fit for royalty thanks to the generous gifts from Willow Valley Communities, Sweet Legacy Gourmet, & Fulton Theatre.

KING BARRY KORNHAUSER QUEEN RACHAEL REINMILLER Queen Rachael owns and runs Commonwealth on Queen, and Commonwealth Kitchen & Cafe, and believes in helping other women in business, supporting local food purveyors, and putting her heart and soul into everything she does.

She is also a founding board member of Create Karma, a Lancaster-based non-profit dedicated to creating a healthy community through wellness and leadership training.

rachael's words to live by:

“Turns out, it’s not where, but who you’re with that really matters.” - dave matthews

King Barry, a nationally-honored playwright and theater educator, is the Assistant Director of Campus & Community Engagement at Millersville University’s Ware Center, helping to create transformative arts-learning opportunities for students, the general public, and particularly, marginalized youth.

Barry is a kid at heart and loved by all for bringing laughter, joy, and happiness to countless lives.

barry's words to live by: In this Presidential election year, I’m reminded of Thomas Jefferson’s great notion that we are all endowed with certain unalienable rights, among them the “pursuit of happiness.”

Well, I’ve been taught that the very best way to exercise that right is to try to assure that the happiness we pursue always includes the happiness of others. That said, I also recall the words of another great President, Abraham Lincoln, who sagely suggested that “most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be.”

NOMINATE THE NEXT KING & QUEEN AT .COM

The 2016 LancHappy Project is sponsored by Willow Valley Communities.

Willow Valley Communities inspire each person to embrace the possibilities of a Life Lived Forward.

Project partner:

W illow V alley C ommunities .O rg Special thanks to local artist Mimi Shapiro for handcrafting the King & Queen's crowns!

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201 6 A N N U A L G A L A A U C T I O N & D I N N E R To support the LSO Children’s Sound Discovery Programs

F R I D AY, S E P T E M B E R 3 0 , 2 0 1 6 5:30 IN THE EVENING THE LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB •

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Dance to the tunes of Second Hand Suits.

Vintage cars on display with red carpet photos by photographer Nick Gould.

• Exciting live auction items like a trip to Palm Springs,

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wine for a year, and your chance to travel in style to

Preview Auction Catalogs will be available

dinner and a show in a vintage Rolls Royce!

online by mid-September.

Black tie and 1940’s vintage dress optional

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SEPTEMBER 3 & 5 hospice & community care labor day auction Enjoy Amish-made food and bid on original artwork, high-end items, quilts, and more. labordayauction.org

SEPTEMBER 10 tedxlancaster Live speakers spark discussion and connection in the theme of “Connections.” tedxlancaster.com

SEPTEMBER 21 fulton theatre fig preview night: billy elliot See the show for a reduced ticket price and enjoy a preshow reception. thefulton.org

SEPTEMBER 29 velocity

FIG IS PROUD to sponsor these local events this season. For a complete list of community happenings, visit figlancaster.com and follow us on social media.

An annual celebration of Downtown Lancaster’s fashion, dining, entertainment, and arts and culture scene. velocitylancaster.com

SEPTEMBER 19 – 25 lancaster city restaurant week Find out why everyone is talking about Lancaster City’s increasingly extraordinary dining scene. lancastercityrestaurantweek.com

OCTOBER 14 taste the world food tour A walking and sampling food tour at cultural restaurants throughout the city. tastetheworldlancaster.com

Tickets on sale now at TEDxLancaster.com

September 10 • 9 am – 4 pm

at The Ware Center • 42 North Prince Street, Lancaster

ever heard of ted talks? They’re from the TED event in Vancouver.

A TEDx event is an independently organized TED event. Experience this live format of local speakers with “ideas worth spreading” at the 3rd annual TEDxLancaster. The theme for the 2016 event is “Connections.”

Fig is an official media sponsor of TEDxLancaster.

DECEMBER 2 junior league of lancaster’s author’s luncheon Hear from Laura Schroff, author of “An Invisible Thread.” jlllancaster.org

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Artwork: Sarah Kauffman ‘17

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CURIOUS & INDEPENDENT LEADERS

A Linden Hall girl is‌

driven. extraordinary. fearless.

A Linden Hall experience cultivates curiosity and independence by challenging girls to explore their passions.

With a longstanding history of innovation in the education and empowerment of young women, Linden Hall prepares girls to take on the world.

save the date!

Linden Hall Art Show on Earth Day April 22 at Millport Conservancy in Lititz

fall events

winter events

Sunday, October 9: Open House from 3-5 pm

Sunday, January 15: Open House from 3-5 pm

Monday, October 10: Student Visit Day (Columbus Day) from 8:15 am -3:45 pm

Monday, January 16: Student Visit Day (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) from 8:15 am - 3:45 pm

108 212 east main street, lititz 717.626.8512 www.lindenhall.org

lebanon valley college is proud to announce the new Jeanne and Edward H. Arnold Health Professions Pavilion, which will house the College’s health professions programs. The Pavilion is part of the One Campus master plan—a longterm plan to create a campus that is connected, welcoming, true to LVC history, and grounded in responsible stewardship, while providing a framework for future growth.

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work s of art

s i x st ep s of c reat i v e freed om custom jewelry is a great way to express your inner

artist. Finch Jewelers is the Susquehanna Valley’s local source for true custom jewelry. Their process is unlike any other; they are able to accomplish creating your unique piece all within their four walls.

In six easy steps, Finch Jewelers can personally guide you through the process of creating jewelry, from start to finish.

“It was always my dream to bring together a group of jewelry artisans to work under one roof—hands-on artists, who create unique jewelry you just don’t see every day.”

– Ron Finch, Owner 110 1841 columbia avenue, lancaster 717.293.3333 finchjewelers.com

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COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

the idea of community is more than a distant memory. A place where you actually know your neighbors, support each other, and interact positively while sharing a vested interest. Whether your interest is in the well-being of your neighborhood, or the global community, welcome to Sycamore Springs!

Designed to be small neighborhoods where people can have the privacy they want, but also engage in the meaningful relationships they desire.

Under construction for adults 55 and over.

Embrace your future—today!

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BE A PART OF THE FUN! september 3 & 5 at 7:30 am at the solanco fair grounds 101 park avenue quarryville amish quilts, artwork, amish-made food, furniture, vacations, sports memorabilia, used cars, & more!

Left to Right: Steve Knaub, President & CEO, Hospice & Community Care; Natalie Scolnick, Special Events Coordinator, Hospice & Community Care; Tim Beaver, Labor Day Auction Committee member; Thomas S. Buter, Chair, Labor Day Auction Committee

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AUCTION hospice & community care

featured items shown above: Pete Rose autographed baseball bat Notre Dame replica helmet, mounted and signed by Coach Louis Holtz w/COA Original signed and framed Suk Shuglie—Suk has been a long-time supporter of the Auction and has donated an original piece for many years.

Antique wooden rocking chair Original Normal Rockwell—donated by Thelma Flory, titled Swords at Weehawken. 1938. Oil on Paperboard.

20.25 x 13.875 (paperboard mount) giltwood frame with linen liner and gilt filet (27.5x21). Fair market value: $75,000.

Reserve: $50,000.

Hand turned wooden bowl—made from spalted maple wood Handmade purple quilt

112 101 park avenue, quarryville 717.295.3900 labordayauction.org

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Specializing in ponds, water features & outdoor living spaces

c.e. pontz sons inc. is a full-service landscape company

located in Lancaster. Their creativity, quirky team, and master aquascape contractor certification set them apart from the rest.

Artfully bringing your visions of a beautiful landscape to life.

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OPERATIN G IN THE at lancaster neuroscience & spine associates, the center for spine care, patient safety comes

first. Glenda Waltman, Clinical Director, and Dr. Robert Roberts, Medical Director, monitor state health regulations and work together to ensure that the medical team at The Center for Spine Care follow the required guidelines and procedures. The Center has caring and experienced staff members comprised of two physicians and ten clinical staff, who treat each patient with compassion and commitment.

SAFEST ENVIRONMENT

The Center for Spine Care specializes in pain management and each patient receives individualized care based on their specific needs. The physicians administer spinal injections in the cervical, thoracic, or lumbar areas to relieve pain. When patients arrive for procedures, a team member reviews and confirms critical details through a series of patient-centric procedures. It’s only after completing a series of checks that any procedure begins.

The goal is to safely and effectively alleviate pain for each patient.

The Center prescribes a simple approach towards caring for its patients while providing a safe environment for their treatment. Those measures range from engaging patients upon arrival at their first visit through using the standard of care for their procedure. The doctors and their staff build rapport with the patients— consistently receiving high marks in patient satisfaction. The Center for Spine Care is the premier place for pain management.

114 1671 crooked oak drive, lancaster 717.569.5331 1510 cornwall road, lebanon 717.454.0061 lancasterneuroscience.com

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f o r t h e wh o le fa m ily

nov e m b e r 1 – d ec emb er 3 0 it’s the most wonderful time of the year.

Time again to be dazzled and delighted with first rate musical merriment, live on stage! Experience the beautiful vocals, dynamic dancing, and impressive instrumentals of our critically acclaimed AMT singers, dancers, and orchestra as they perform the very best of your spiritual and secular holiday favorites.

Don’t miss out—save your seat now!

Buy your tickets early at amtshows.com.

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She has rhythm. She has style. She loves to glide around the dance floor in a graceful waltz and move to the beat of a samba.

By day, she is the manager of creative project management. She helps retailers increase engagement and return on investment by ensuring their customers receive a relevant message delivered at exactly the right time in exactly the right channel.

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One of the most significant actions we can take to reduce our exposure to toxins and improve our overall health is to make changes to the one household item that is in direct contact with our bodies for one third of our lives—our mattress.

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With its contemporary Scandinavian design and craftsmanship, the all-new XC90 redefines the luxury car for the 21st century. It is the safest, most advanced production car Volvo has ever made; the most powerful and the most efficient.

The XC90 is also available as a plug-in hybrid, making it the only 7 passenger vehicle in its class.

Experience the intelligent power and performance of the Twin Engine, which features three modes—pure, hybrid, and power—all in one high-performance car.

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