Fig Lancaster Summer 2011

LANCASTER

GOOD TASTE the food issue

fig ® summer 2011 | № 22 | the fresh, fashionable & flavorful of the city of lancaster, pa

LOCAL FLAVOR

taste a city full of flavor and color. savor a local downtown lifestyle. food cycles through the body to maintain life. it cycles through a community not only to maintain life, but to sustain all of its necessary ingredients for future generations...

What do you think... good food just grows on trees? It does, obviously. As it does in the ground, especially that of Lancaster’s fecund farmlands, the hallmark of a county not yet paved over. But it also grows from our city residents’ modest plots in Lancaster County Park; from average citizens collaborating with local farmers to keep their small, but highly sustainable and responsible, operations alive; from dedicated city restauranteurs and food vendors who consistently use locally grown and sourced products; from folks going to market, stopping at farm stands and pausing to reflect on the implications of what they’re buying at the grocery store. Ultimately, our good food is growing from the consciousness of a community that is thinking more and more about its role in the unique and exceptional foodways of Lancaster. And it takes darn good taste to recognize that our good foods taste even better when we come together as a community, effectively making the cycle a uni-cycle, with the cooperative and very appetizing mission of protecting our local economy; our family farms; our families’ health; our environment; and of course making, eating and sharing a whole lot of exceptional food in the process. And we can easily do it, because Lancaster has good taste. In spades. (The dirtier, the better.)

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WHAT'S A QR CODE? In this issue, we have used these nifty little Quick Response Codes for quick and easy linking to the best food in Lancaster. Find out what’s for breakfast, lunch or dinner at any one of the 16 foodie hot spots on pages 46-61. Simply download a free QR Code reader on your smartphone, point your phone at the QR Code, and away you go.

FRESH FROM FIG® Check out our new column, Fresh Faces, highlighting a new and emerging business in the City of Lancaster. {Page 28}

PUBLISHER

Moxie House, LLC EDITOR

Deborah Brandt

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Hungry?

Figlancaster.com has exclusive recipes

by Gina D’Ambrosio from Food for Thought Catering — sure to be a hit at your next summer gathering. Enjoy!

THE FIG® LANCASTER TEAM

Deborah Brandt Jena Miller Leandra Heller Matt Brandt Ken Mueller Becky Mueller Shani Tucker CONTRIBUTORS

Jeremy Hess Ellen Brown Nick Gould Mimi Shapiro

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WALKING THE TALK As a small local business ourselves, we understand the impact a few decisions can make. That’s why we’re committed to as many local and sustainable practices as possible and to giving back in our community. >>We keep all of our printing in Lancaster County >>We print Fig® on FSC certified paper >>Fig® Market Bags are made from 80% recycled bottles >>We support 3 Social Mission partners each year. (page 26) >>In the past 5 years we have donated $35,000 to non-profit organizations in the City of Lancaster.

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Why FIG®?

From Adam and Eve to Antony and Cleopatra, the fig has played an important role in both biblical and historic cultures. A symbol of unity, prosperity and even love, Fig is a fitting name for our stunning, historic, rich city. We see figs a lot like we see the City of Lancaster… small, sophisticated, but not too sweet.

Fig® GOODS Grab some fun from our City Authentic product line at Fig Central. Tees, cards & more. Our recycled market bag is great for gifts or downtown shopping and a portion of the proceeds go to Central Market. Visit Fig Central and get your good goods. 5 West King Street, beside Central Market.

Community SUPPORT Thank you to our Community Supporters: The Good Cooking Store, Willow Valley Retirement Communities, Accomac Inn & Accomac Catering, Long's Park Amphitheater Foundation, Encore: The Festival and Faulkner BMW are committed to the City of Lancaster. Each offers the distinctive experience, quality products and personal service that define a Fig® experience. They value their customers, local arts and culture and the continued growth of the city.

CELEBRATE Planning a Special Event? Pick up our must-have event resource guide for weddings, corporate or private events.

See it: figlancaster.com/Celebrate Pick it up: Fig Central, In White, The Lancaster Marriott, Eden Resort, Cork Factory Hotel, Legacy Ballroom, Riverdale Manor, Brent L. Miller Jewelers, Olde Greenfield Inn

THANK YOU TO OUR EDITORIAL SPONSOR, THE HIGH ® COMPANIES Celebrating good taste in the City of Lancaster.

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THANK YOU TO OUR LOCAL ART SPONSOR, E4 STRATEGIC CONSULTANCY Celebrating the arts in the City of Lancaster.

Pages 32 & 33 STRATEGIC CONSULTANCY

O Moxie House LLC has made every attempt to ensure that all information contained in this publication has been obtained from reliable sources, but all such information is provided “as is” with no guarantee of completeness or accuracy. The views of contributors do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of Moxie House LLC. Moxie House LLC cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions contained in, or reliance made upon the contents of, this publication. Copyright: Copyright 2011 © Moxie House LLC. All rights reserved.

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1 COMMUNI TY You don’t have to travel far to experience a vibrant arts scene.

A casual walk along our city blocks is all it takes. From museums and an art college to professional live performances and artist studios — the arts community in the City of Lancaster is home to an eclectic array of art venues.

Come immerse yourself in it.

Experience the unexpected!

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A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread — and Thou!”

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IT’S IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO FEEL ALIVE AT CENTRAL MARKET. We inhale the warm scents wafting from honey wheat bread, smoked sausage and steaming coffees and then exhale cheery greetings to our friends — old and new — stocked with us in the aisles. We know we can be at only one place. And as we gaze past rows animated by gladiolas, strawberry rhubarb pie and greenery, we’re already dreaming how it will all look and taste on our own tables. We’re overcome by epicurean relish, so it might be a bit too easy to consider the sixty-plus stand owners at Central Market as just the people behind the tables.

But actually, all together, they are the people at the table, working as one: not only stand owners, but a community taking ownership of maintaining Historic downtown Lancaster as a fresh destination. Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday they take a stand. Now, in every issue of FIG®, they’re taking a bow.

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“We love meeting people from all over the world!”

LANCASTER JUICE CO. “We savor the conversation with our local customers.”

Fresh-squeezed smoothies, juices and local breads are a perfect treat this summer.

SAIFE'S MIDDLE EASTERN Sample the world at Saife's Middle Eastern Food. Excite your taste buds and try Saife's vegan wraps, spinach pies, grape leaves and more.

JOHN STONER VEGETABLES A mainstay at Lancaster Central Market, John Stoner Vegetables has been providing downtown Lancaster with homegrown goodness for over 50 years.

SPECIAL THANKS TO WARFEL CONSTRUCTION

CELEBRATING

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Proud to be a part of the restoration & revitalization of Central Market.

CELEBRATING THE PAST. BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE.

GO TO FIGLANCASTER.COM/CENTRALMARKET TO MEET AND LEARN ABOUT OUR 60+ UNIQUE MARKET STANDS AND THEIR OWNERS.

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JOIN SQUARE ONE COFFEE AT TNT THURSDAY NIGHT THROWDOWNS.

SQUARE ONE COFFEE LEADING THE RACE FOR GREAT COFFEE IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER “DO YOU NEED ROOM FOR CREAM?” When it comes to buying a cup of coffee, it’s a question with which we’re all well-acquainted. But there’s little room ­— or need — for it at Square One Coffee, at least not for the true coffee geeks. Just how, though, does one determine a legitimate coffee geek? Quite simply: “How do you brew your coffee at home?” owner Jess Steffy poses as her answer. If the response is automatic drip, geek status is automatically denied. What, no French press? No “mon dieu!” necessary. Coffee lovers can always pop into

WHERE BARISTAS COMPETE TO MAKE THE PERFECT CUP. 2ND THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH

Square One, where only the finest 3% of beans in the world are roasted on site to make the shop’s succulent coffees, brewed fresh every 45 minutes. If a pot has to be sacrificed, so be it.

But as Jess is quick to note, this rarely has to happen. Most times, their pots are already drained. Attribute it to inland surfing.

With an optimum water temperature of 195—205 degrees, Square One is successfully riding what is referred to in the industry as the “third wave” of coffee culture.

TO READ MORE ABOUT SQUARE ONE COFFEE GO TO FIGLANCASTER.COM/AUTHENTICS SQUAREONECOFFEE .COM

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FOR A SCHEDULE OF OUR UPCOMING EVENTS, VISIT MILLERSVILLE.EDU/LANCASTER

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EVOLUTION POWER YOGA IS A STUDIO THAT OPERATES UNDER THE BELIEF THAT EVERYONE, REGARDLESS OF THEIR CURRENT STATE OR EXPERIENCE, IS ABLE AND READY TO BECOME AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF OUR COMMUNITY.

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YOGA IS A JOURNEY THAT BEGINS FROM WITHIN. It is a transformation of a person’s mind and spirit from the inside out. Yet as much as we draw our attention inward, the environment in which a student practices yoga can also have a profound effect on the results. As a person moves through a yoga practice surrounded by a supportive group of others, a unique energy is created that cannot be replicated elsewhere. What once may have seemed impossible in a student’s home practice is now just the first step on a personal journey toward empowerment.

By simply practicing together as a connected, living unit, the room becomes filled with creation and possibility that continues to grow with each exhale.

As a studio for personal transformation, our goal at Evolution Power Yoga is to create opportunities for you — the student — to harness the energy of an entire community for your own inspiration and growth.

When you step through our doors, you become a part of something much greater than an exercise class.

You become a member of a community that draws as much inspiration from your presence has it hopes to provide to others. It is a family that is strengthened only by the addition of individuals like you.

Most importantly, Evolution Power Yoga is a studio that operates under the belief that everyone, regardless of their current state or experience, is able and ready to become an active member of our community. That’s why we offer ongoing workshops, master classes, gentle options, and community events to give each and every student the chance to participate in the EPY experience on a variety of levels.

Whether you’re visiting the area for a weekend or have lived in Lancaster County your entire life, we’re holding the space for you to arrive and take your place in the EPY family. Without you, we miss out on the unique energy and presence that only you can bring to our community.

Take a chance on yourself; take a chance with us. We’ll see you at Evolution.

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EVOLUTION POWER YOGA

NOW IN 2 LOCATIONS! Lancaster & York

UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS MAY 22 Community Book Club & Potluck Bring a dish to share and spend an inspirational evening with new friends. Book selection: “The Gifts of Imperfection” by Brene Brown.

Led by Lisa Taylor.

JUNE 10-26 200-Hour Summer Teacher Training Intensive Earn your certification in just 17 days right here in Lancaster!

JUNE 18 Master Class & Classic Teacher Training Info Session Enjoy an empowering Master Class with EPY Founder Lisa Taylor, followed by a questionand-answer session about our Classic 200-Hour program (begins each Sept.)

JUNE 24-26 Budokon Workshop with Cameron Shayne SEPTEMBER 16 Classic 200-Hour Teacher Training Program Begins Enroll by July 31st & save $300 VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR A CURRENT LIST OF WORKSHOPS, EVENTS AND TRAININGS. evolutionpoweryoga.com

A FRESH APPROACH first presbyterian church A community of faith committed to the city with a fresh approach to ministry.

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Four Styles Of Worship: Arts-Infused Contemporary Traditional Spanish-Speaking

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VOICES: KATE FOUST

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kate foust likes to sing things that people can’t always say. And she insists on looking them in the eye when she does it. “When I sing, when I play, I don’t hold anything back,” describes the lead singer of indie soul band Lady. “That’s what fans want: to hear people emote with no pretense.

That’s why they keep coming back.”

Lady is indeed an invitation. But as Kate explains, it’s a challenge at the same time. A chick band it is definitely not. Comprised of mostly “dudes,” Kate throws out the term “ballsy.” But just as Lady plays both Philadelphia and Lancaster, there’s a balancing act musically, as well. It can be prim and proper, or bawdy and wanton; simultaneously coy and intense; or as conceptual or non-conceptual as listeners want it to be. Overall, though, it’s empowering. “People get turned on by the energy we’re bringing,” she says excitedly, “and that’s all I really want.”

As the band Kate feels is at last perfect for her, the five want to make the best new record possible. Anticipating a fall release, Lady’s new album is actually two EPs (Me and You). In effect, it’s a “big sucker punch,” Kate laughs, a way to set the table with all those built-up love songs — songs born from an incremental growth in personal relationships. They’re not ballads.

They’re very dance-y. And more, Kate poses, about exploring the “emotional implications of opening yourself up.”

“The way Jim slams his head; the way Liz shreds her violin; the way I sing: it just never gets old.” Nor does it for Lady’s fans.

To find out more about Lady and the release of their new album, visit figlancaster.com or yesitslady.com

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KATE FOUST IS A POWERFUL VOCALIST WITH AN AMAZING STAGE PRESENCE. “At our summer festival, Kate drew the audience in with her performance in the indie folk band from Central PA — Perkasie.

She also performed with the Philly roots/rock band Toy Soldiers, and now finally has her own debut album with her band Lady.

Truly her time to shine!”

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Ben Folds / Booker T. / Shemekia Copeland / North Mississippi Allstars Duo / Ted Leo and the Pharmacists / Hayes Carll / Ra Ra Riot / Susan Werner / Sun Airway / Carbon Leaf / Jukebox the Ghost / David Uosikkinen’s In The Pocket / Matt Duke / Johnny Miles & The Waywards / Hezekiah Jones & Andrew Lipke / Kingsfoil / Kuf Knotz / Nicos Gun

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LADY IS Kate Foust (vocals) Liz Zook (violin and vocals) Jim Scanlan (bass and vocals) Ryan Belski (guitar and vocals) James Dudas (drums)

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BREATH. VITAL ENERGY. LIFE.

ERIC BATES, DPT is the newest member of the Prana Team, moving to Lancaster after his training in Philadelphia. He brings an athletic and exercise background to his profession and has worked in both orthopedic and rehabilitation settings.

He is committed to continued learning and growth and believes in treating the WHY, not just the WHAT, to get results… that’s the Prana team philosophy.

617A NORTH PRINCE STREET 717.390.4822 PRANAPT.COM

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PRANA FUNCTIONAL MANUAL THERAPY is an intimate holistic physical therapy center that offers an integrative approach that blends the value of “hands-on” treatment with the power of customized neuro-muscular and functional retraining to eliminate pain and maximize performance.

YOUR PLACE TO PREPARE FOR A LIFE IN ART

VISUAL STORYTELLING FLOWS FROM THIS PULP NOIR ENTHUSIAST As an illustration major at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, Jeff McComsey ’05 honed his hand-drawing skills ­— essential in animation — and learned to articulate a creatively-charged vision.

Today, Jeff is an award-winning artist. An animated adaptation of his graphic novel, “American Terror: Company Man,” won awards at two Philadelphia film festivals. Jeff is also a senior production artist at theFictory, the animation arm of Postage, Inc., a Lancaster-based post-production company specializing in traditional and 3D animation and motion graphics.

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PCA&D offers BFA degrees in graphic design, illustration, photography and fine arts. A rigorous, professional curriculum prepares students for a career in art and design, and the required internship gives graduates a leg up as they aspire to do what they love most: create art.

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at fig®, we envision a different kind of p ublication — one that energizes a thriving, sustainable, local economy. we believe in the p ower of creative thinking to transform our community.

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prima theatre company

Lancaster’s Eastern Market opens May 28 in the newly renovated plaza at 308 East King Street. Each Saturday from 9am to 2pm market-goers will be offered the best in local produce and multicultural and prepared foods while enjoying opportunities to connect with and learn from their neighbors.

PRiMA Theatre Company has made its mark as Lancaster’s new professional theatre, beckoning in a fresh era of relevant and modern musical theatre to the Lancaster region. Under the direction of Producing Director Mitchell M. Nugent, PRiMA has created a smash season of cabarets and mainstage shows playing in the heart of the city at Millersville University-Lancaster. New creative team member Dan Deal (pictured) brings to life THE MUSIC OF “GLEE” on May 29 amongst a plethora of other exciting upcoming shows. Visit primatheatre.com for tickets or call 717.327.5124. Don't miss the most relevant and rockin' theatre programming in the region, filling a niche in the city that is ready to burst at the seams.

For a schedule of our weekly workshops and information about our ongoing clothing and household goods drive, visit historiceasternmarket.org

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Own a business and want to partner with PRiMA? Great creative opportunities to support and publicize your organization are available.

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keystone art & culture center Keystone Art & Culture Center is committed to promoting the arts with an emphasis on bronze and education.

Outreach at KACC brings the arts to neighborhoods and the programs engage youth and adults in the creative processes of designing and making art for personal and public spaces.

Welding for Youth ages 12-16 years old One-day small group workshop with maximum 5 participants. Cost including all materials and afternoon snack - $100.

Wednesday June 22 from noon to 4pm Payment in full required at registration

Advanced Plaster Art for Youth ages 8-16 2-day camp is limited to 10 participants per session. Cost including all materials and afternoon snack - $80. Thursday and Friday June 23 and 24 from 9am to noon.

Payment in full required at registration Director@KeystoneArt.org keystoneart.org

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Cancer-Warrior started with a quiet conversation between a daughter and her father...

Heather Barley started Cancer-Warrior after her father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

VISIT OUR BRAND NEW DOWNTOWN LOCATION!

Her organization gives back to cancer research on a monthly basis. Visit cancer-warrior.org

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Q: WHAT’S THE MOST BIZARRE BEER YOU’VE EVER ENCOUNTERED? A: Mikkeller Beer Geek Brunch Weasel

Q: WHAT’S THE FARTHEST YOU’VE DRIVEN TO GET A “GOOD” BEER? A: We drove two hours one way for Founders Double Trouble.

Q: WHY OPEN THE FRIDGE IN LANCASTER? A: It’s our hometown. We never considered anyplace else.

To get the lowdown on “The Weasel;” Kevin and James’ Desert Island Six-Pack Picks and The Fridge’s artisan flatbread pizzas, go to figlancaster.com. The Fridge opens this summer, directly behind the Arts Hotel on Mulberry Street.

FRESH FACES

THE FRIDGE: CHILLIN’ WITH SELF-PROCLAIMED “BEER GEEKS” KEVIN BROWN AND JAMES FUTTY

JEREMY HESS PHOTOGRAPHERS / JH LOCATION: THE FUTURE HOME OF THE FRIDGE

Q: TELL US ABOUT THE FRIDGE. A: Lancaster’s new — and only — bottle shop, where the beer flows with handmade, artisan flatbread pizzas made from local ingredients.

Q: WHO’S A BEER GEEK? A: Someone who’s willing to not drink beer at all if great beer is not available.

Q: HOW MANY BEERS DO YOU PLAN TO OFFER AT THE FRIDGE? A: Our plan and goal is to have around 500 varieties in-stock at all times.

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Orange pods by Gold Leaf Decorative peaches

by K & K Interiors

Cast iron hand cigar ashtray by Kalalou Turquoise earrings by Rebel

Reclaimed wooden pillar

by Blue Ocean

Lime & chocolate leather handbag

by Rebel Ceramic fig by Arte Italica

Organic edge ceramic bowl

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MOLLY’S SUMMER HOME AND FASHION TRENDS This spring, go global with tribal or ethnic prints. Pair this trend with embellishments for a great look that is in demand this season.

Molly Adams is the manager of Pappagallo and Details.

Read Molly’s fashion blog at figlancaster.com

World crafts using natural materials dominate home trends.

Color is very important this summer to accentuate the natural base pieces.

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The all-new stage version of “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” will charm and delight audiences of all ages. This production features a cast of singing and dancing candy factory workers, a windmill full of inventions, self-absorbed Vulgarian royalty, more than 20 children, a motherless family and one more-than-spectacular flying car!

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LOCAL local art

“ART IS THE THREAD OF CREATIVITY THAT CONNECTS OUR COMMUNITY.”

CREATIVITY FROM A CITY AUTHENTIC

PA GUILD OF CRAFTSMAN ARTISANS GALLERY PA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN GALLERY LIZ HESS GALLERY RED RAVEN ART CO. KALARGYROS GALLERY FULTON JULIA SWARTZ 141 PA GUILD OF CRAFTSMAN ISADORE GALLERY PA COLLEGE OF ART LIVING LIGHT GALLERY CITY FOLK CHRISTIANE DAVID RAVEN ART CO. KALARGYROS GA

When people visit Julia Swartz’s gallery, they immediately feel its creative energy. It is a peaceful and serene space that now offers an open studio where Julia invites other artists to paint with her. Join Julia for a reception every First Friday. A new exhibit of work is shown every two months.

17 North Prince Street juliaswartz.com

30+ ARTS VENUES BETWEEN PRINCE & WATER IN THE HEART OF LANCASTER’S ARTS DISTRICT

Red Raven Art Company offers a diverse array of artistic styles of Fine Art on Lancaster’s Gallery Row. The gallery exhibits works of both local and regional artists, including works by renowned artists CX Carlson and Liugi Rist.

Two-level art gallery representing local & regional artists, including Paula Egolf, Joann Hensel, Marlin Bert & Gus Kermes.

Open Tuesday-Saturday First Friday monthly exhibitions 5 to 9 pm

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114 North Prince Street 114ArtisansGallery.com

ART ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS

Impressionists didn’t start painting en plein air simply because it was getting to be nice outside.

They did it to capture the ephemeral effects of sunlight. But the days are at last getting longer, and those rays are becoming more transcending than transient. So just like those early radical artists did, it’s time to bust out from our studios — translation: offices, houses, cars, and other confined spaces — to head to the streets for some glorious summer gallery hopping. After all, impressionism touts “movement” as a pivotal element of human experience. And an experience you are guaranteed when you stroll the city for inspiration, energy and a fresh and original vision. Then, when one particular vision stops you in your tracks, which it undoubtedly will, make your first impression a lasting one and take the work home with you. Because when you add that “s” to gallery hopping, you keep the sun rising on so many new, emerging artists, another vital movement to which, if you’ll allow the play, Monet would lend a very fitting name.

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A glass-blowing studio and fine art gallery.

Featuring 12 local artists who specialize in a wide variety of mediums from painting, to woodworking, metal sculpture and collage.

We showcase the creative spirit of the city!

An artist-owned gallery in the heart of Downtown Lancaster’s Arts District hosting emerging & professional artists. Provides a fresh perspective on creative works, while boasting a wide range of media and pricing.

A homegrown artist hot spot delivering new, bold exhibits every First Friday.

We are Annex 24 Gallery; artists in motion.

Open Tuesday-Saturday 10 am to 5pm and First Fridays 10am to 9pm 112 West Orange Street kalargyrosgallery.com

24 West Walnut Street annex24gallery.com

ALLEN MILLER ARTS A unique 1,200-square foot art gallery on East Chestnut Street in the City of Lancaster, featuring the large contemporary canvases, furniture and collaborative two-artist paintings of Robert Allen and Kevin Miller. Join us for Open Mic Art Night every First and Third Friday, 6 - 9 pm, free.

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ART ENERGIZES AND INSPIRES US. It helps us view things differently, to consider things in a new light.

It challenges us without dictating; it helps us to rethink, refine and elevate beliefs, thoughts and models.

At E4, we believe in the power of art to connect and energize community.

e4 strategic consultancy, supporting the local art community in the City of Lancaster

BARLEY SNYDER IN ACTION

JOHN REED, ACTIVE AT THE S. DALE HIGH CENTER FOR FAMILY BUSINESS AT ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE

IMPACTING FAMILIES IN BUSINESS THE S. DALE HIGH CENTER FOR FAMILY BUSINESS

businesses comprising the backbone of our economy, strengthening entrepreneurial families has a great impact on the community. The S. Dale High Center for Family Business has always been dedicated to bringing the best available resources to families in businesses for southcentral Pennsylvania and beyond. centerforfamilybusiness.org 126 EAST KING STREET 717.299.5201 BARLEY.COM

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THE MISSION OF THE CENTER FOR FAMILY BUSINESS IS TO SERVE AND STRENGTHEN FAMILIES IN BUSINESS THROUGH SUCCESSION PLANNING, FAMILY LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND LEGACY BUILDING. With family

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CREATIVITY & COUTURE MEET DESIGNER JANELL BERTÉ Q: WHAT MAKES POSH BRIDAL SO SPECIAL? A: We have a passion for style that is in everything we do.

We primp. We fuss.

At POSH, you can finally relax. We take the stress out of shopping for your perfect gown.

Q: CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THE POSH SIGNATURE LOOK? A: Picture a gown with a refreshingly clean style that is both sexy and elegant. At POSH, we bring you gowns with slimming silhouettes that will make you feel nothing short of sensational.

Q: DO YOU OFFER A RANGE OF GOWNS AT POSH? A: A bsolutely.

We present gowns priced from moderate to couture – from understated to dazzling. This is your moment. Call or stop in and tell us about your wedding!

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LIVING HISTORY

MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN AT THE CORNER OF MARIETTA AND NORTH PRESIDENT

Tours: April through October, Monday-Saturday • Living History: First Saturdays this summer. 12-3pm The Passing of the President, June 4 & 11 • Independence Day Picnic, July 2 • The Servants’ Tour, August 6 1120 MARIET TA AVENUE

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GARDENS OF THE SUSQUEHANNA

Tour over 68 individual gardens.

Open March 20 through October 30.

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ELEMENTS OF STYLE A UNIQUE & WHIMSICAL COLLECTION OF ART, ACCOUTERMENTS FOR THE HOME & GARDEN, JEWELRY AND MORE

a tasteful summer: the art of marc daniels

FEATURING: KATHLEEN STOLTZFUS, JAC JOHNSON, ADRIENNE TRAFFORD, MARC DANIELS, CHRISTINE MORGAN, JOE DELUCA, KATHLEEN PLATE. COMING SOON ROBERT & LOUISE NELSON

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smartglass chandelier

Made from recycled glass bottles.

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let them eat cake Art by Adrienne Trafford

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“e v e r y on e h a s the right to good food ” -david fraile, eastern market-

La n c a s t e r ' s reconnec tion to lo c al fo o d

CYCLE ke e p in g t he small farm alive

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“WE’VE BECOME DISCONNECTED WITH FOOD.” Eastern Market director David Fraile sets the issue on the table succinctly — no side dishes. But considering most Americans eat three meals a day, a troubling paradox emerges, with each bite supporting a particular type of world. Whether that world is a local food system, or a sprawling industrialized one, is controversial. From alfalfa sprouts to Zebra Cakes, just where does our food come from? And more vitally, where is it taking us?

Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative General Manager Casey Spacht has thought about this issue a lot.

“We’re told we need to buy certain foods,” he offers, like expensive artificial tomatoes year round. Large corporations research the colors, the shapes, the scents that lure us. Do we have to capitulate? “No,” he insists. We can buy what’s in season, right here. David agrees. The Eastern Market director does admit, though, that it can be all too easy to swallow what supermarkets and advertisers feed us. He cites the misleading imagery that many invoke. “Greenwashing,” he dubs it. Rolling fields. Animals grazing on farms...In Lancaster, we are fortunate enough to claim all of the rolling fields and grazing animals that these marketers so covet. Here, it’s much more than a package, however. Here, it’s about a different kind of marketing: Central Market and Eastern Market, for starters.

Even so, the narrative of food is sometimes overlooked. Take CAFOs (concentrated animal feeding operations), for example. The animals are treated horribly, “like objects,” David laments. But the public does have a choice; they can opt for those local farmers who use animal practices fairly. There are many right in our backyards, where the animals live with dignity, David explains, where “they have dirt under their feet.” And ours is a county that boasts a long history with dirt.

“There’s lots of pride in Lancaster about our food,” recognizes David. So it’s not surprising that the narrative, here, increasingly includes words like sustainable and organic. Describing the popularity of community supported agriculture (CSAs), in which participants compensate local farmers in advance for a season’s worth of fresh, discounted produce, Casey says excitedly: “It’s a great trend.” Today, 75 farms in our region belong to co-ops. There were only 9 in 2006 when Casey and others met for the first time, fittingly, in a barn.

On the following pages, find the foods that make Lancaster a destination for all things local, handmade, authentic and organic.

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As for large industrial farms and their monoculture planting, genetically engineered foods, damaging pesticides and shipping of foods country-wide via fossil fuels? Yes, it can be a disheartening cycle. But nonetheless a cycle — one that always has an upswing, a time to strike. And it’s happening. Communities everywhere are seeing this system as just not sustainable. And even though David estimates that 99% of our food still derives from this “system,” when we buy locally, we vote with our food dollar. Linda predicts that for any community to cycle completely, though — to no longer be a part of the system — will be a lengthy transition. David is more immediate in his prophecy. “Right now it’s optional,” he concedes. “Soon, it will be inevitable.” In the meantime, we can all begin to question: Can it be better? Can it be more?

Lancastrians know absolutely that it can. This is why we stop at farm stands, look for the Buy Fresh Buy Local stickers on our foods, review their innovative “Food Guide” to determine the encouraging number of restaurants and food vendors here that consistently use locally produced and sourced products. It’s why we know in our hearts — and in our bellies — that the farmlands that may sometimes seem to hem us in couldn’t be less confining. As per our notions of local foodways, they are, in fact, redefining. “We may send carrots to the city with dirt still on ‘em,” laughs Casey, “but it’s the most rich dirt you’ll find!”

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Yet whenever the word “trend” is posed, it can be tempting to think transient. Linda Aleci from Buy Fresh Buy Local wants to make sure people understand that this does not apply to local consumers. “I think it’s important to be clear that it’s trendy for whom?” Maybe for some food-related businesses and how they conduct their marketing, she suggests. But not for consumers. “This is where the energy is going on.”

the artisan c olle c t ion - loc a l b a kers find Fischer’s Fresh > Expressly Local and The Maplehoff Dairy stand at Lancaster’s Central Market

14 grain whole wheat Our best seller, full of seeds, pineapple and of course, 14 grains

granola at its freshest Authentic Lancaster County goodness baked into each small handmade batch fischersfresh.com

Toasted Swiss Muesli, Very Berry Blue, Cacao Nut

ricsbread.com baguette A classic - made with our Rustic French dough

foccaccia Traditional Italian flatbread drisseled with herb-infused olive oil & topped with market fresh ingredients find Ric’s Bread > Our bakery, 24 North Queen Street and at our stand at Lancaster’s Central Market

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PRETZELS a lancaster county classic Authentic, hand made sourdough pretzels from an all-natural family recipe. Family owned since 1931 hammondpretzels.com find Hammond’s Pretzels > Our bakery, 716 South West End Avenue Also at many local grocers

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cinnamon swirl Gooey cinnamon sugar swirled in a sweet yeast doughgreat for French toast

find Carmen & David’s > Our old-fashioned ice cream shop, 25 North Prince Street

Lime Sherbet, Purple Haze, Heath Bar Crunch and Strawberry

Dalencay: Ash-coated, mold-ripened soft-bodied aged goat cheese

farm fresh milk Highest quality and guaranteed freshness — from cow to customer in 24 hours.

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find Maplehofe Dairy products > Our stand at Lancaster’s Central Market, Our farm store at 799 Robert Fulton Highway, Quarryville

Laughing Lindy: Bloomy rind soft-bodied aged goat cheese crottin Tomme de Linden Dale: pressed,aged goat cheese with olivey, nutty notes and an earthy natural rind.

Goat Feta: Greek-style, aged in brine with a clean finish.

FARMSTEAD GOAT CHEESE find Linden Dale Farm > Our stand at Lancaster’s Central Market

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the artisan collection — local dairy makers

handmade ice cream Over 200 rotating creative, often one-of-a-kind, flavors of creamy, ultra-premium ice cream, sherbet and sorbet made with local dairy. carmenanddavidscreamery.com

Moonstone — A dry white that is produced from at least 75% Chardonnay grapes grown primarily in Pennsylvania.

2009 Merlot — A medium-bodied dry red wine from grapes grown in Lancaster Valley.

American Beauty — A foodfriendly wine. Pairs well with steak, wild game or rich sauces.

Black Raspberry — A rich dessert wine crafted from black raspberries, red raspberries and white wine grapes.

find Tamanend Wine > 759 Flory Mill Road, Lancaster tamanendwinery.com

find Nissley Wine > The Nissley Wine Shop, Park City Center nissleywine.com

find Twin Brook Wine > The Winery, 5697 Strasburg Road, Gap twinbrookwinery.com

2008 Cherry Tree Merlot — Hand-crafted oaky red with 2008 Pinot Gris — Estate-grown fruit; intense nose of cherries, Alsatian-style white wine rich with hints of chocolate and tobacco. ripe pear and anise.

find Waltz Wine > The Winery, 1599 Old Line Road, Manheim waltzvineyards.com

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Strasburger Red — Estate-grown fruit; a sweet & fruity red wine with hints of strawberry.

the artisan collection — local vintners

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2010 Fusion — Hand-crafted semi-dry white Bordeaux blend bursting with aromas of pears, peaches and pineapple.

premium fresh coffee Our signature latte and Lucky Lox bagel

local coffee artisans Local blueberry bran muffin, Gibraltar and cappuccino

local latte art

532 West Chestnut Street chestnuthillcafe.com

Lancaster Thursday Night Throwdown (TNT) is a monthly gathering of baristas for a friendly latte art competition. $5 to pour, free to watch.

Winner takes all!

145 North Duke Street squareonecoffee.com

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a local gathering space Organic fairly traded dark hot chocolate with a shot of espresso and our house-made biscotti 15 North Prince Street princestreetcafe.com

a unique blend Try our mocha latte and our delicious veggie and hummus wrap 1639 Lititz Pike, Lancaster coffeecocafe.com

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Open Wednesday - Sunday 7AM-2PM

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Set in the historic 1865 Armstrong Cork Buildings.

Lunch & Dinner served daily.

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A NEIGHBORLY WELCOME JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE 19 YEARS OF LOCAL FARE AND FRESH CONVERSATION Summer is the perfect time to try Jethro's homemade fruit pies and signature drinks made with fresh-squeezed juices.

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Approachably elegant dining with an extensive hand-selected wine list.

Private dining for business and entertaining.

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Awesome grilled sandwiches, homemade soups & fresh green salads Full-service bar, seasonal patio dining & unique appetizer menu sets this Isaac’s apart from the rest!

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Mix equal portions of exceptionally prepared food with a fabulous selection of expertly conceived cocktails and world-class wines and remarkable service. Then add a pinch of elegant surroundings and an air of urban sophistication.

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Check out the live jazz & late-night cocktails.

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CARR'S RESTAURANT Lunch: Tuesday­-Saturday 11:30-2:30pm Dinner: Tuesday­-Thursday 5:30-9:30pm Friday & Saturday 5:30-10pm Sunday Brunch: 11:30-3pm CRUSH WINE BAR Tuesday-Saturday 4:30-11pm CARR’S AT CENTRAL MARKET Tuesday, Friday & Saturday 50 WEST GRANT STREET 717. 299.7090 CARRSRESTAURANT.COM

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GIBRALTAR RESTAURANT Extraordinary Cuisine & Wine

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LANCASTER ARTS HOTEL

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From inspiring fashion to little luxuries and dynamic workouts to lingering lunches, experience the energy of the Avenue. Enjoy boutique shopping, elegant dining, personal care or casual family entertainment in our vibrant downtown neighborhood.

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With easy access and ample parking, the Avenue gives you the urban ambiance you crave and the simple solutions you need. Come savor the day.

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SILVAGGIO PROSTHODONTICS

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THOMAS CAMPUS GRILLE Big City Style Sandwiches

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A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SAFE MOVEMENT, PROPER ALIGNMENT .

AND QUALITY OF LIFE. “... vitality itself is dependent on the absolute coordination of the : body and mind - perfect balance!"

- Joseph H. Pilates

ABSOLUTE EVENTS

ABSOLUTE ALIGNMENT LOVE THE BODY THAT PILATES BUILT Look & feel wonderful when calories burn and metabolism soars to maintain lean muscle that comes from the movement you do when you love the body ­— that Pilates built.

JUNE JULY AUGUST

Men take 50% off a single private session Free trial Mat class for anyone presenting a gym membership ID. Classes must be scheduled according to studio protocol Free trial equipment class with purchase of a Get.2.kno.Joe Introductory Package

Call 717.393.9611 to register.

For more information, visit: absolutepilates.biz

LIBERTY PLACE 313 WEST LIBERTY STREET, SUITE 351 717.393.9611 ABSOLUTEPILATES.BIZ

Limited spaces available.

CONNECTING CULTURE, CONVERSATION AND CUISINE GOOD THINGS HAPPEN OVER GOOD FOOD:

Conversation, inspiration, laughter, joy. Ted and Betty Long enjoyed many meals in their 15 years at Elizabethtown College.

Lunch with students in the dining hall and special affairs in their home. The Longs welcomed visitors and shared meals, most prepared with a hint of their world travels. Each culinary creation had a tale or memory to accompany it, leaving guests full of food — and knowledge.

A fond farewell to our president, Ted Long, and his wife Betty. enjoy a taste of elizabethtown! Always the gracious hostess, Betty shares her culinary creations — including Apple Rutabaga Soup and Roast Prosciutto-Wrapped Fish — in a special cookbook she offers to our community. Access it at www2.etown.edu/dany/bettylong-recipes.pdf

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414 EAST KING STREET 717.393.9661 CHARLES F. SNYDER, JR., SUPERVISOR

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This program is financed in part by the Commonwealth of PA, Department of Community and Economic Development.

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WHETHER YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO HANG YOUR HAT, TO RAISE A FAMILY OR ARE SIMPLY CURIOUS ABOUT CITY LIVING, IT’S NICE TO HAVE A LITTLE INSIGHT.

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Prudential representatives Carole Kirchner, Andy Esbenshade, Ginger Volpone, Louise Miller and Jeff LeFevre are at home in the City of Lancaster. Let them find your perfect downtown home.

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Economical. Farsighted. Sensible. Prudential means all of these things. And so does city living, but with a rich infusion of dynamism, camaraderie and character — that undefinable mix that makes these three simple terms stand for so much more. You don’t need to look in the urban dictionary to find them, though. Prudential representatives Andy Esbenshade, Ginger Volpone, Carole Kirchner, Louise Miller and Jeff LeFevre know them quite well already. And they want to show you that the word on the streets of Lancaster City is a quite familiar one: Home.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICK GOULD. PRUDENTIAL REPRESENTATIVES ARE AT FENZ

Find many more unique properties: Figlancaster.com/urbandwelling Can't wait to find your perfect city dwelling?

Meet the people you've got to know: CAROLE KIRCHNER caroleschoicehomes.com 717.629.8498 ANDY ESBENSHADE andyrealtor.com 717.615.4874 GINGER VOLPONE gingervolpone.com 717.394.8444 LOUISE MILLER louisemill@mac.com 717.875.2932 JEFF LEFEVRE jefflefevre.com 717.468.7781

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343 EAST ORANGE Museum Quality Restoration.

Old-world details with modern amenities. Impressive deep yard ideal for garden parties. New gas furnace. 2-car garage. Truly a must-see downtown property.

Contact Carole Kirchner 917 EDGEWOOD AVE. Great West End location.

Tastefully decorated. Warm living room with fireplace.

2-car garage. Close to downtown, shopping and schools. Enjoy the convenience of this newly renovated home.

Contact Andy Esbenshade 2057 WILLOW ST. PIKE A must-see traditional one level home on 1+ acres. Pegged hardwood floors throughout the first floor. Large kitchen, breakfast room, office, family room & rec area with wetbar & fireplace. Almost 3,300 square feet of living space!

Contact Ginger Volpone 1122 WHEATLAND AVE. Your dream home in School Lane Hills. Three stories, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, grand rooms, high ceilings, fabulous moldings and details. A great home in a great neighborhood.

Contact Louise Miller 236 E. MARION STREET A true one-of-a-kind city treasure.

3.5 story elegant brick townhome with marble foyer & entry, 2 master suites, elevator, 2 decks, fenced private yard & patio.

Balcony accessed by French doors overlooks Musser Park.

Contact Jeff LeFevre

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PHOTOGRPAPHY BY TOBY RICHARDS

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ASK ABOUT OUR MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Want to keep your house looking its best? Have one of the Dudes come out to survey your home and we’ll provide a detailed plan to address all of your painting needs before they become a big problem. Yearly contracts available.

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Rear Rendering Historic East Side

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JULY 2011

Facade Rendering Historic East Side

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Business SuiteS (3) Follow construction updates and watch our new space transform at figlancaster.com

PROGRESSIVE IDEAS IN THE HEART OF A DYNAMIC COMMUNITY 3 office spaces from 1,000-1,200 sq. ft.

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For each owner that signs with Hometown, the referring tenant will receive a $100 cash incentive and the property owner will receive a $100 credit.

Certain restrictions apply. Not intended to solicit business on properties currently under management.

SAM GORGONE OWNER & PROPERTY MANAGER

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APARTMENTS • OFFICES • COMMERCIAL • RETAIL SPACE ENVIABLE COMMERCIAL SPACE AND LUXURY LIVING IN LANCASTER’S NEWEST MIXED-USE COMMUNITY Customize your commercial space to anywhere from 2,000 to 23,000 square feet or live in style in our upscale urban residences.

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CORNER OF NORTH CHARLOT TE & LINCOLN STREET 717. 299.7080 DROGARISCOMPANIES.COM

may 22

june 4

june 16

27th Annual Gourmet Gala 4-7pm hptrust.org

Celebrating Vitality! Garden Spot Village. encorethefestival.org

“Roots and Wings” Dance Performance 7:30pm millersville.edu/lancaster

SUMMER EVENTS

HISTORIC PRESERVATION TRUST

ENCORE: THE FESTIVAL

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

may 22 (every Sunday to follow)

june 4

june 17

Sunday Shopping 12-4pm every Sunday Lancaster City is alive and well. Festoon is celebrating warmer weather and an opportunity to shop at Lancaster’s Ultimate Urban Boutique! shopfestoon.com

CPR & AED Certification 1:30-3:30pm evolutionpoweryoga.com

5:30-9pm downtownlancaster.com/ newsletter.cfm#music

FESTOON

may 29

PRiMA THEATRE

“GLEE” (cabaret) 7pm primatheatre.com

JUNE every sunday in june PENN SQUARE GRILLE Service Industry Nights pennsquaregrille.com

every wed in june-aug

ABSOLUTE PILATES

PeeWee Pilates 9:30-10:25 am Ages 3 to 10 absolutepilates.biz june 1 – june 25

RED RAVEN ART COMPANY

“Stuff to Think About” & “Colors Talk” redravenartcompany.com june 3

EVOLUTION POWER YOGA

june 4

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

Imani Dance Performance 7pm millersville.edu/lancaster june 4, 11

LANCASTERHISTORY.ORG

The Passing of the President 12-3pm lancasterhistory.org june 5

300 BLOCK OF NORTH QUEEN 8th Annual 300 Block Festival uptownlancaster.com june 9, july 14, august 11

LANCASTER TNT

Lancaster Thursday Night Throwdown (TNT) is a monthly gathering of baristas for some friendly latte art competition. facebook.com/ lancastertnt june 9 – july 10

FULTON THEATRE

“Chitty Chiity Bang Bang” thefulton.org

FIRST FRIDAY

june 10 –june 26

june 3

200-Hour Summer Teacher Training Intensive evolutionpoweryoga. com/200-hour-intensive

5-9pm lancasterarts.com

ON ORANGE

First Friday Guest Chef Dinner Series 5:30pm 3-course prix fixe menu, BYO restaurantonorange.com june 3

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

Latino/Hispanic Art Show 6-8pm millersville.edu/lancaster june 3 & june 17

ALLEN MILLER ARTS

Open Mic Art Night KevinMillerArtandJunk.WordPress.com june 3 – july 22

PCAD

Opening reception for PCA&D Studio Faculty Showcase — Foundation Department. 5-9 pm pcad.edu

EVOLUTION POWER YOGA

june 11

TAMANEND WINERY

Tamanend Winery at Hershey Garden’s A Day of Wines & Roses 4-8pm tamanendwinery.com june 12

MUSIC FRIDAY

june 17

FULTON THEATRE

Cabaret Katie Wieand thefulton.org june 17 & july 15

BUiLDiNG CHARACTER

Ladies Night Out 7-9pm Enjoy live music plus FREE chair massages, desserts and drinks and great local shopping.

BUiLDiNGCHARACTER.biz/events june 17 -19

OPERA LANCASTER

“Tosca” by Giacomo Puccini At the Roschel Performing Arts Center on the F&M College campus. June 17, 8pm; June 18, 2 & 8pm; June 19, 2 & 7:30pm operalancaster.org june 18

EVOLUTION POWER YOGA

Master Class & Classic Teacher Training Info Session 1:30-4:30pm evolutionpoweryoga.com june 18, 25, july 1, 2, 8 & 9

FULTON THEATRE

“The Little Mermaid” thefulton.org june 22

KEYSTONE ART AND CULTURE

Welding for Young Adults - Ages 12 to 16 (1 day, 4 hours $100) Time: 12-4pm keystoneart.org June 23 & 24

KEYSTONE ART AND CULTURE

Advanced Plaster Art - Ages 8-16 (2 days, 6 hours total $80) 9am-12pm keystoneart.org

LANCASTER PRIDE

june 24

june 12

Admissions Open House 11am-2:30pm pcad.edu

Ms. Lancaster Pride Pageant

BUiLDiNG CHARACTER

2nd Sunday Flavor Fair 11am-3pm Explore the flavors of Lancaster in an outdoor monthly market.

BUiLDiNGCHARACTER.biz/flavorfair

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PCA&D

june 26

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

Katie Wieand in Concert 7pm One of Lancaster’s most popular sopranos presents her personal cabaret millersville.edu/lancaster

JULY coming july

THE FRIDGE

Grand Opening beerfridgelancaster.com coming july

LA PETITE PATISSERIE Grand Opening petitedessert.com july 1

FIRST FRIDAY

lancasterarts.com

july 1

ON ORANGE

3-Course Prix Fixe Menu, BYO 5:30pm restaurantonorange.com july 1

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

“Four Corner’s: Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night.” MU student produced production of “Twelfth Night” millersville.edu/Lancaster july 1

TAMANEND WINERY

Red Rose Wine Tasting Room 5:30- 8:30pm Take advantage of our extended tasting room hours and enjoy our award-winning wines. tamanendwinery.com july 1 & july 15

ALLEN MILLER ARTS

Open Mic Art Night 6-9pm KevinMillerArtandJunk.

WordPress.com july 1 through july 30

RED RAVEN COMPANY

Three Person Exhibit featuring Roberta Little, Collage; Gail Troutman, Mosaics; and Carlysle Vicenti, Oils on Paper.

Highlighting Jean Peacock redravenartcompany.com

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july 1 through july 31

BETH CARDWELL PHOTOGRAPHY Beth’s Business Birthday Extravaganza! Celebrate BCP’s birthday in the month of July with great specials and giveaways bethcardwell.com

july 2

august 6

Independence Day Picnic 12-3pm lancasterhistory.org

July 10

The Servants’ Tour lancasterhistory.org

LANCASTERHISTORY.ORG

BUiLDiNG CHARACTER

2nd Sunday Flavor Fair 11am-3pm Explore the flavors of Lancaster in an outdoor monthly market.

BUiLDiNGCHARACTER.biz/flavorfair july 15

MUSIC FRIDAY

5:30-9pm downtownlancaster.com/ newsletter.cfm#music july 15

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

Glorious America 7pm Randall Frizado’s salute to America & its music millersville.edu/lancaster july 17

LANCASTERHISTORY.ORG august 19

MUSIC FRIDAY

5:30-9pm downtownlancaster.com/ newsletter.cfm#music

august 19

BUiLDiNG CHARACTER

Ladies Night Out 7-9pm Enjoy live music plus FREE chair massages, desserts and drinks and great local shopping.

BUiLDiNGCHARACTER.biz/events august 19

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

MU-Lancaster Jazz Series 7pm Featuring legendary singer Cathi Chemi with Steve Rudolph-piano, Keith Mohler-bass millersville.edu/lancaster

PRiMA THEATRE

august 28

july 22-24

The Leading Ladies (Cabaret) 7pm PRiMA brings together the region's top female theatre vocalists for a rousing evening of entertainment! primatheatre.com

Hot Off the Keys (Cabaret) 7pm primatheatre.com

XPN XPONENTIAL MUSIC FESTIVAL Wiggins Park Camden Waterfront xpn.org july 24 – july 26

EVOLUTION POWER YOGA

Budokon Workshop with Cameron Shayne evolutionpoweryoga.com/ training-modules

AUGUST august 5

FIRST FRIDAY lancasterarts.com august 5

ON ORANGE

3-Course Prix Fixe Menu, BYO 5:30pm restaurantonorange.com august 5

MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY

Rev9 Dance Company Performance 6-8pm millersville.edu/Lancaster august 5

TAMANEND WINERY

Red Rose Wine Tasting Room 5:30-8:30pm tamanendwinery.com

PRiMA THEATRE

COMING September 2-5

LONG’S PARK ART & CRAFT FESTIVAL

Award-winning Fine Arts & Crafts at the No. 3 Fine Art Show in the US. 10am-5pm longspark.org September

PAPPAGALLO

Desigual Trunk Show Have the opportunity to view and special order from the entire Spring 2012 line. detailsandpappagallo.com

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PHYLLIS PELLMAN GOOD NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR AND CO-OWNER OF THE GOOD COOKING STORE

NOW OFFERING COOKING CLASSES! Visit www.TheGoodCookingStore.com for more information.

home of

Fix-it and Forget-it

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Coming from Lancaster on Route 340, turn right at first traffic light in Intercourse • Free Parking • Mon-Sat 9-5 3474 OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE, INTERCOURSE 717.768.3032 GOODCOOKINGSTORE.COM

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

Seared Scallops with Summer Succotash

CHEF KRISTIN HOLLOWAY Willow Valley Chef MARK SIEMS Manager of Dining Services Lakes Campus

PURE PRODUCE Willow Valley Retirement Communities’ Chef Kristin has created foods for several highprofile events, most notably the Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy. Whether she’s cooking for athletes or for Willow Valley residents ­— fresh, local produce is a key ingredient.

It’s a healthy philosophy shared by the culinary staff at Willow Valley Retirement Communities. Fresh local produce tastes better and supports area agriculture.

Every year, nearly 18,000 ears of corn and 1,200 cases of local harvest, such as spinach, tomatoes and raspberries, along with 1,700 cases of mushrooms, are transformed by our chefs into nutritious, tasty dishes.

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Check out Chef Kristin’s summer-style recipe for Seared Scallops with Summer Succotash featuring all local, pure produce at

WillowValleyRetirement.com.

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

VISIT THE WILLOW VALLEY WELCOME CENTER. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-5, SATURDAYS 10-4 450 WILLOW VALLEY LAKES DRIVE, WILLOW STREET 717.464.6800 WILLOWVALLEYRETIREMENT.COM A not-for-profit community № 083

From our garden produce and commitment to local suppliers to our constantly changing menu oďŹ&#x20AC;erings and creativity, we work hard to bring you the best experience possible.

Enjoy outdoor seating overlooking the Susquehanna River.

We are OPEN FOR LUNCH Monday - Saturday 11-2.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

LONG'S PARK ART & CRAFT FESTIVAL

LABOR DAY WEEKEND FRIDAY-MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2-5

Preview the work of this year’s exhibitors online

LONG'S PARK SUMMER MUSIC SERIES SUNDAY NIGHTS 7:30PM JUNE 5- AUGUST 28

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Check out our 2011 performers online

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

2011 long’s park summer music series sponsors: Susquehanna Bank • Faulkner BMW Pennsylvania College of Art & Design • Argires, Becker, Marotti & Westphal • Sunday News patriotic concert sponsor: Fox43 patriotic concert fireworks sponsor: HACC- Lancaster Campus performance sponsor: Weber Advertising & Marketing Inc performance co-sponsors: The Hershey Companies Y & S Candies Plant, Members 1st Federal Credit Union, Lancaster General Health lodging sponsor: Hilton Garden Inn Lancaster

PROUDLY PRESENTED BY

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DAN BUETTNER New York Times best-selling author reveals the secrets of the world’s longest-lived and happiest people.

BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA A concert by the five-time Grammy® Award winning musical living legends!

SUSAN ECKERT President of the United Way of Lancaster County who encourages communities to live with passion and purpose by matching volunteer opportunities with talent.

THIS FESTIVAL ISN’T ABOUT WHAT TO DO LATER IN LIFE...IT’S ABOUT HOW TO LIVE LIFE NOW! VISIT ENCORETHEFESTIVAL.ORG ENCORETHEFESTIVAL .ORG

JUNE 4, 2011 GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE CAMPUS 433 SOUTH KINZER AVENUE NEW HOLLAND, PA

LEONARD SWEET Theologian, futurist and preacher who bridges the gaps between academia, pop culture and spiritual development.

Artisan, Vendor & Sponsorship

OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TICKETS ON SALE!

VISIT ENCORETHEFESTIVAL.ORG

Embrace the knowledge that leads to a long, strong, purposeful life — with nationally known speakers and workshops on healthy lifestyles, career changing, volunteering, travel, finances, hobbies and other fascinating topics. Enjoy live music, Artisan Alley and savor flavors from throughout Lancaster County and beyond. Make a day of it — and find out what's next in the rest of your life!

GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE IS A SMOKE-FREE CAMPUS

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

MORE THAN JUST A MODE OF TRANSPORTATION

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COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

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121 GRANITE RUN DRIVE 717.569.4269 FAULKNERBMW.COM

P.O. Box 6276 Lancaster, PA 17607-6276 Get Fig®: sign up at figlancaster.com EDITORIAL SPONSOR

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Lancaster, PA Permit No. 472

FROM OUR FARMS TO YOUR TABLE KEGEL'S PRODUCE HAS BEEN PROVIDING FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TO THE CITY OF LANCASTER SINCE 1949.

THE PRODUCE PLAYGOUND

Visit our commercial cooking space and get creative. Host your own cooking event, cater your soirée or create your own masterpiece.

Open every day 7am-5pm.

Call 717.392.6612 ext. 609 for details.

KEGEL’S PRODUCE GIFT BASKETS Give Kegel’s Produce fruit baskets or fresh cut trays to celebrate any event.

Choose from our wide variety of seasonal produce picked fresh daily.

Call 717.392.6612 ext. 609 to order.

Go to KEGELS.COM to learn more about Kegel’s Produce in the City.