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Summer Sentinel Travel Supplement 2014 You Found it. Welcome to the Summer 2014 Things to Do in Cumberland Valley Travel Guide, brought to you by the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau and the Sentinel.

Browse through the supplement for unique things to see and do this summer, including live music and summer concerts, fun things to do along the river, ice cream spots and more.

Keep this supplement h a n dy t h ro u g h o u t t h e summer months to plan for weekends of fun at Valley events and happenings.

Discover even more events

on the Official Cumberland Valley Events Calendar along with full trip itineraries and suggested things to do at www.VisitCumberlandValley.com.

It’s time to start your journey and say I found it in Cumberland Valley!

For more information, and a free Cumberland Valley Visitors Guide, visit the Cumberland Valley Visitors Center at 33 W. High St., Carlisle, located inside History on High – The Shop.

Stop by for valuable visitor information including directions, suggestions and recommendations from the friendly staff.

Looking for a volunteer opportunity? Share your love of Cumberland Valley by volunteering at the Visitors Center. The Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau provides free training and offers a flexible schedule.

Contact 717-240-7190 if you’re interested.

Content submitted by the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau with contributions from Carlisle Events and Linwood Estate.

If you have a story idea you would like to submit for an upcoming travel guide, please contact the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau at 717-240-7195.

What’s inside 10 things to do ................ I4-5 Ice cream............................ I6 Live music .......................... I7 Swimming .......................... I8 Golf ................................... I9 Linwood Estate .................. I10 Car shows ......................I11-12 Riverside activities ............ I13 First Friday ........................ I14 Events calendar ........... I14-23

Photo by Eric Forberger

A player swings at Rich Valley Golf Course.

Stop by the Cumberland Valley Visitors Center Located at 33 W. High St., Carlisle, inside History on High – The Shop, the Visitors Center offers free brochures and maps, directions, suggestions and recommendations of things to do.

VisitCumberlandValley.com

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10 things Continued from I4 you don’t miss any historically significant sites and markers. Include a picnic lunch around the beautiful Children’s Lake or grab a quick bite at the nearby Caffe 101.

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Follow the Gettysburg Wine & Fruit Trail.

Spend a day or an entire weekend exploring the wineries, farms, shops, historic inns and other stops along the Gettysburg Wine & Fruit Trail.

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Take an educational walk around the Army Heritage Trail. Located at the U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center, this one-mile trail features full-scale military exhibits including a reconstruction of a French and Indian War way station, a section of the Antietam battlefield, a Civil War winter encampment with cabins, a WWI trench system, an interpretation of the Vietnam helicopter air assault at Ia Drang and more.

Photo by Jason Walls

Visitors look at cars on display at a Carlisle car show.

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Take a picnic lunch to one of the Valley’s local parks. For a fun and free family day, pack up a picnic lunch and head to one of the local parks in the Valley. LeTort Park in Carlisle includes a Nature Trail and Fort LeTort Playground. Adams-Ricci Community Park in Enola is another unique park with the castle-like Imagination Station for kids to climb all over.

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Horseback ride on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail. Small groups are welcome to take trail rides around the property and along the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail at Winsome Farm in Newville.

Photo courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau

A woman rides a zip line at Roundtop Mountain Resort. sort. Get an adrenaline rush on Roundtop’s Vertical Trek featuring 18 zip lines down the mountain. Don’t stop there; include a ride in the OGO ball, paintballing and ropes courses in this familyfriendly excursion.

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Experience a Carlisle Car Show. Discover why thousands flock to the Carlisle Fairgrounds each summer for the specialty car shows happening in June, July and August. Events include: Ford Nationals on G o ve r t i c a l a t June 6-8, Carlisle GM NaRoundtop Mountain Re- tionals on June 20-22,

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Carlisle Chrysler Nationals on July 11-13 and Carlisle Truck Nationals on Aug. 1-3.

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Go to the beach! Save time and money this year by enjoying the sun and sand at the Valley’s lakeside beaches. Laurel Lake in Pine Grove Furnace State Park or Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel Denning State Park both offer lakes for swimming and sandy beaches for relaxing.

Discover more about these places and other things to see and do this summer at www.visitcumberlandvalley .com.

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Have your own ice cream taste test When it’s hot out, we definitely all scream for ice cream! Cumberland Valley locals are pretty passionate about their favorite place to grab this cooling treat.

We are putting biases aside and giving you the options in the Valley so you can do your very own taste test this summer.

L e o ’s Ho m e m a d e Ice Cream recently moved to a new location in Carlisle but is still serving up favorites like Salted Caramel and Butter Pecan, along with some unique flavors like Oatmeal Raisin Cookie and Chocolate Chili Pepper.

Address: 816 W. High St., Carlisle Massey’s Frozen Custard in Carlisle is famous throughout the area for

their delicious frozen custard, which comes in a variety of flavors as soft-serve or hand-dipped.

Address: 600 W. High St., Carlisle Helena’s Chocolate Café & Creperie features a variety of delectable treats, from macarons to cheesecakes, that can satisfy any sweet tooth. However, when the weather warms up, the favorite is the assortment of Italian gelato.

Address: 36 W. High St., Carlisle Twirly Top Drive-In in Gardners is a staple for those camping or enjoying a day outdoors at Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Cool off with soft-serve, shakes, banana splits and floats.

Address: 1 Pine Grove

Road, Gardners O n t h e We s t S h o r e , Kristy’s Whistle Stop in Enola serves up ice cream and fun food, including burgers and hotdogs, in a 50’s atmosphere.

Address: 600 S. Enola Road, Enola Eckels Ice Cream Fountain recently opened at the nostalgic Eckels Pharmacy in Mechanicsburg. From Friday to Sunday, visitors can choose between old-fashioned ice cream sodas, sundaes and banana splits.

Address: 36 E. Main St., Mechanicsburg Me c h a n i c s b u rg o ffers two other local favorites, Maggie’s Italian Ice & Custard with handdipped and Italian ice options and Rakestraw’s Ice

Cream Company Store.

Rakestraw’s is located in the downtown area of Mechanicsburg and serves ice cream cones, sundaes and old-fashioned milkshakes.

Addresses: Maggie’s — 147 Gettysburg Pike, Mechanicsburg Rakestraw’s — 313 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg If you are in the Shippensburg area, stop by Goose Bros Ice Cream for premium hand-made ice cream in a variety of yummy flavors.

Address: 81 Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg Frozen yogurt spots have also made a splash in Cumberland Valley. Stop by the locally-owned Froyos or Bamboo Frozen Yogurt Café in Mechanicsburg for a variety of flavors and a buffet

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Massey’s Frozen Custard in Carlisle is famous throughout the area.

of topping choices. chanicsburg Addresses: Froyos — 6391 Bamboo — 5001 Carlisle Carlisle Pike, Suite 103, Me- Pike, Mechanicsburg

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Live music and summer concerts in the valley Summer is the perfect time to relax and enjoy live music. From the top of a mountain to the deck of a riverboat, Cumberland Valley is filled with unique venues that will be hosting performances and concerts throughout the upcoming months.

• Aug. 2: Colebrook Road (Bluegrass) • Aug. 9: Jeff Calvin Group (Blues/R&B) • Aug. 16: The Earth Tones (Reggae) • Aug. 23: Mojovishnu Band (Jazz Funk Fusion) • Aug. 30: King Sonics (Roots Rock & Blues) • Sept. 6: Disco Fever Music on the Band (70s Disco Hits) Mountain at Kings • Sept. 13: Salt Hill (AlterGap Environmental native Folk Rock) • Sept. 20: Wake Up Call Education Center June 1, July 6, Aug. 3 & (New Orleans Rock) • Sept. 27: Alex Caton & Sept. 7 Pat Egan (Irish-AppalaEach night of Music on the Mountain features a dif- chian Folk) ferent style of music with a Music Events on beautiful backdrop. Bluethe Pride of the grass bands will be featured June 1 and Aug. 3, classic Susquehanna June-October rock is set for July 6, and Cruise down the sparSept. 7 will include Celtic bands. Occurring rain or kling Susquehanna River shine with food available while enjoying music on the for purchase. These free Pride of the Susquehanna’s concerts are brought to you Jazzin’ on the Pride and by the Friends of Kings Gap. Blues Cruises throughout If you go: 3-7:30 p.m., the summer. Every Thurs5 0 0 K i n g s G a p R o a d , day, enjoy smooth jazz, cool breezes, and cold drinks on Carlisle the Pride! No cover charge Music in the Garden to enjoy the music from on Pomfret Street 5:30-7:30; tickets are for the one-hour sunset cruise.

June-September BYOB and listen to free, Then on select Sundays, live music every Saturday enjoy classic rock and true evening on Pomfret Street blues on the Pride. These in downtown Carlisle. Be events include a $15 cover sure to bring your chairs charge at the door, which includes the 1-hour cruise. too. See schedule below.

If you go: 6:30-7:30 p.m., For all events, there are drink and food specials all Pomfret Street, Carlisle • June 14: Across the Pond night.

If you go: 5:30-7:30 p.m., (Celtic) 11 Championship Way, City • June 21: Rhythm on Island, Harrisburg Main (Blues) • June 28: Skyla Burrell Summer Artist Series Band (Blues) • July 5: Royal Benson at Thornwald Park June and July (Groove Rock) The Carlisle Parks and Rec • July 12: David Gerald Department will be spon(Blues) • July 19: High Octane soring the Summer Artist Series at Thornwald Park, (Bluegrass) • July 26: Kitty Mayo & featuring different live muThe Empress Band (Blues) sic at each free event. Bring

a blanket or lawn chair. See schedule below.

If you go: 6:30-7:30 p.m., 350 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle • June 1 - Nick Staver (Blues solo musician) • June 8 - REACH! (HipHop dance performance) • June 22 - Marino (Americana) • June 29 - Payton Taylor (Country) • July 6 - Octagon (Jazz) • July 13 - The Resistors (Beatles Tribute & Oldies) • July 27 - The Invisible Kids (Pop/R&B)

Live Music at Castlerigg Wine Shop June and July Sip on a glass of wine while enjoying various live performances at Castlerigg Wine Shop in downtown Carlisle. See schedule below.

If you go: 6 -8 p.m., 110 S. Hanover St., Carlisle • June 7: Live music featuring rock, folk, and country with Ric LeBlanc • June 21: Live music featuring guitarist Dan Dropkin • July 19: Live music featuring classic rock with Robin & Lou

SHAPE’s Solstice Arts Festival in Shippensburg June 15 This free event is designed for art lovers, foodies, and music enthusiasts, and is a dynamic festival that is sure to appeal to everyone in your family. Live music will entertain visitors on the amphitheater stage throughout the day. This event also features fine art, great food, children’s activities, eco-village, wellness circle and the Art Wall.

If you go: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 304 Britton Road, Ship-

pensburg

Shippensburg Festival Symphony Concerts at The Luhrs Center

July 10, July 17 and July 24 Concert I will feature Stephen Hough, pianist, who is regarded as a renaissance man of his time. Concert II features violinist Joshua Bell’s stunning virtuosity, beautiful tone and charismatic stage presence. Finally, Concert III highlights Photo courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau Fidelio, Beethoven’s only opera.

There are many music events on the Pride of the If you go: 7:30 p.m., 1871 Susquehanna.

Old Main Drive, Shippensburg gone by. tro – Open mic night every If you go: 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Thursday. 1 S. Hanover St., 19th Annual Bluegrass 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle on the Grass Carlisle Flinchy’s – Live music July 12 nights. 1833 Hummel Ave., The festival features high- 28th Annual Grand Camp Hill quality performers and Sousa Concert at Gingerbread Man – Live a mix of bands that offer Carlisle Theatre music nights. 26 W. Main bluegrass aficionados a variSt., Mechanicsburg Aug. 3 ety of styles and subgenres.

Featuring a Concert Band Gullifty’s Restaurant and Many bands return to play composed of members from Underground – Live band year after year, including the the following Community nights. 1104 Carlisle Road, Dismembered Tennesseans, Bands: Carlisle Town Band, Camp Hill who have performed every Shippensburg Band, Greater Juice & Java Café – Live year and become the festi- Harrisburg Concert Band, music on weekend eveval’s “house band.” A wide Singer Band, Keystone Con- nings. 5258 Simpson Ferry variety of food vendors keep cert Band. Selections per- Road, Mechanicsburg appetites happy throughout formed will include many M a rke t C ro s s P u b & the festival. Bring a lawn well-known Sousa favorites Brewery – Live entertainchair or blanket, seating is plus compositions by many ment on Thursdays, Fridays open. The lawn can be ac- other American and interand Saturdays. 113 N. Hacessed starting at 8 a.m. on national composers. nover St., Carlisle the day of the festival.

If you go: 6:30 p.m., 44 W. North Hanover Grille If you go: Noon -9 p.m., High St., Carlisle – Fourth Thursday of the West High Street between month is open mic night. 37 Other local hot spots West and North College streets, Carlisle For even more live music N. Hanover St., Carlisle Snapper’s Bar & Grill in the Valley, try out some – Entertainment Thursday PA Reunion Fest 2014 of these hot spots for local through Sunday. 120 E. AlJuly 20 talent and performances.

A once-in-a-lifetime Alibis Eatery & Spirits – len St., Mechanicsburg The Breeches Bar & Grill opportunity is coming. Live band nights. 10 N. Pitt at Allenberry Resort – Live This is your only chance to St., Carlisle see long lost Pennsylvania Cornerstone Coffeehouse music nights. 1559 Boilbands from years ago come – Local musicians play on ing Springs Road, Boiling back to play live shows. Friday and Saturday eve- Springs The Holly Inn – Live muThis all-day reunion cel- nings. 2133 Market St., sic and open mic nights. 31 ebration will showcase Camp Hill nearly a dozen of our area’s C o u r t h o u s e C o m - S. Baltimore Ave., Mt. Holly finest bands from years mon Espresso Bar & Bis- Springs

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Swimming in the Cumberland Valley It’s here! Summer! After one of the harshest winters the Cumberland Valley has seen in nearly two decades, the temperatures are rising and it’s time to cool off. One of the easiest ways to beat the summer heat is jumping in the water. Luckily, the Valley has some great swimming holes, including community pools and lakes.

If you’ve been on Facebook at all over the last month or two, chances are you’ve seen the Cold-Water Challenge, where individuals are tagged in a status and told to jump in cold water (lakes, streams, pools, I’ve even seen someone use their own bathtub) to give money to charity. It may have been miserable to do this in April, but your friends will be begging you to tag them come July.

The ocean may be far away, but beautiful fresh water and sandy beaches aren’t. Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel Denning State Park offers fresh, cool water for swimming enjoyment as well as a beach perfect for enjoying the sun or

playing in the sand. The 3.5 acre lake also presents a scenic mountain backdrop. It is open from 8 a.m. to dusk and has food concessions Friday and Saturday.

Pine Grove Furnace State Park offers two great swimming locations. Much like Doubling Gap Lake, Laurel Lake features a sandy beach and mountain backdrop.

Laurel Lake spans 25 acres and is open from 8 a.m. to sunset. Fuller Lake is also located in Pine Grove Furnace State Park and has lifeguards on watch from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day. Both lakes open at the end of May and close in mid-September. Pine Grove’s other offerings include hiking, biking, and fishing.

If you’re more into diving boards and slides there are some fantastic options around Cumberland Valley for you to check out. The Boiling Springs Pool located on Mountain Round offers four pools, three waterslides, and a full service snack bar.

Certified by the American Red Cross swimming les-

sons are available. The Boiling Springs Pool events include Summerfest on June 21 and $5 Fridays offered six times throughout the summer. The pool opens Memorial Day weekend and begins daily operations June 10.

Another great pool location is the Hampden Township Pool. The 550,000 gallon pool features a 120 foot waterslide. Other park features include a tot pool, spray ground, and concession stand. Swimming lessons, Aqua Zumba, Deep Water Aerobics, and scuba classes are offered at the pool. Several great pool events include a summer concert kick-off with the Colt Wilbur Band on June 6, fireworks on June 28, greater Harrisburg concert on June 29, and Dive-In Movie at the Pool on August 22. The Hampden Township Pool opens Memorial Day weekend and daily beginning on June 2.

Other Cumberland Valley swimming pools The Carlisle Community Pool opens Memorial Day weekend, but will be closed

Photo by David Politzer-Ahles

The Boiling Springs Pool features three waterslides.

when Carlisle School is in session. Swim lessons are available for all ages. Nonresident rates available.

The Mechanicsburg Outdoor Swimming Pool touts a 22-foot tall water slide and opens Memorial Day weekend, with daily operations begin June 7. Non-residents are welcome.

The Shippensburg Memorial Pool offers a water slide, baby pool, dew drop fountain, and concession stand.

The pool will be open Memorial Day weekend, but will be closed during school days. Non-resident rates available.

The Camp Hill Municipal Pool will be open for Memorial Day and the first weekend in June. The pool will open daily beginning June 6. Non-resident rates are available to those who live in Lemoyne Borough, Wormleysburg Borough, Hampden Township, Lower Allen Township and East Pennsboro Township.

Lemoyne Pool will also open for Memorial Day, but will not be open while school is in session. However, after school hours are available June 2-6 and Aug. 25-28.

Non-resident rates available.

Photos courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau

Above: The Hampden Township Pool has a tot pool, spray ground and concession stand. Classes are also offered at the pool.

Below: Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel Denning State Park offers fresh water for swimming, as well as a beach perfect for playing in the sand.

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Golf to be enjoyed by the whole family At one time the perception of golf was that it was mostly enjoyed by older gentleman in South Carolina or Florida. However, the influx of courses in the Cumberland Valley have made it a very popular destination for those looking to tee-off.

One course is a hole-in-one for everyone.

Driving down 1-81 in Mechanicsburg it is hard not to notice the beautiful green grass and scenic golf course known as Rich Valley Golf.

Rich Valley has something for everyone, including an 18-hole course, a beginner’s 3-hole course, and even a mini-golf course. In addition to the golf is Nolo’s Bar & Restaurant. All skill levels and all ages are welcome to enjoy Rich Valley.

The golf game can some-

times be challenging or intimidating to new players. It may be hard to find an opportunity to get your feet wet. Rich Valley offers a Beginner’s Course designed to help those who are new to the game or haven’t played for a long time. The threehole course is designed with different tee boxes, allowing you to play up to 9 holes.

There is also a driving range available to practice your swing and opportunities to attend designated clinics with a pro to better craft your skill.

After you’ve trained and prepared to be the next Tiger Woods, it’s time to hit the 18-Hole, Par 71 Championship Course. Test your game on the bent grass course all year round (weather permitting). If the 18-Hole Cham-

pionship Course is a little too advanced or you’ve got the whole family, Rich Valley recently added a Mini-Golf course. The 18-Hole miniature course offers a fun family experience and is open 7-days a week. Rich Valley is also one of the only handicapped accessible mini-golf courses in the area.

After you’ve completed the course that fits you best it’s time to enjoy some great food at Nolo’s Bar & Restaurant. Nolo’s has a better than par selection of salads, sandwiches, burgers, and wings, with a variety of beer of tap. Nolo’s also hosts banquet events, like reunions, birthdays, and weddings.

Mechanicsburg has won Harrisburg’s “Simply The Best” public golf course for the better half of the last decade. Play all 18 holes, get a private lesson, or eat at the Caddyshack Restaurant.

The Carlisle Barracks Golf Course is available to current active military, veterans, and civilians. A driving range and practice putting green is included.

M a ya p p l e G o l f C l u b in Carlisle recently went through renovations and provides a driving range and teaching facility. After your round of golf, eat at Fiddler’s Bar & Grille.

Liberty Forge Golf located on Lisbum Road in Mechanicsburg offers an 18-hole Other notable course, 6 of which has wagolf courses ter in play. A miniature golf Armitage Golf Club in course and driving range are

Photo courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau

One of Rich Valley Golf’s offerings is a miniature golf course. also available.

Eagles Crossing Golf Club in Carlisle features picturesque views of nearby mountains the Conodoguinet Creek. Lessons are available, and a youth clinic be-

gins June 16.

Forest Hills Golf Course at the Bongiorno Conference Center in Carlisle and is the third oldest Forest Hills is a 9-hole course and no tee times are necessary.

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Introducing Linwood Estate Central Pennsylvania’s newest premier wedding and event venue Linwood Estate, Central Pennsylvania’s newest premier wedding and event estate, offers guests a beautifully breathtaking venue for their upcoming wedding or celebration. Nestled in Pennsylvania’s Great Appalachian Valley and home to immaculate gardens, expansive lush lawns, historic Greek revival architecture, and incredible views, Linwood Estate promises to deliver the perfect event that is sure to exceed expectations! By offering multiple picturesque ceremony and reception locations, each complete with the surrounding quintessential scenes of the rolling Appalachian Mountain Range, the Estate is the ideal location for any summer wedding.

Since its construction in the 1800s, Linwood Estate has acted as an icon in the Carlisle community and, in years past, has operated strictly as a private estate.

Named as a tribute to the Estate’s former owner, Linwood B. Phillips, the property includes several locations that are also dubbed after those from the previous lineage of ownership.

Recent renovation projects have succeeded in capturing the Estate’s 19th century historic charm while enhancing the property with modern amenities, resulting in the perfect venue for any occasion.

With summer just around the corner, Linwood Estate is gearing up for its first wedding season. With its gorgeous gardens in full bloom, grounds flaunt-

ing green, lush lawns and flowing fountains emanating tranquility, the Estate is undoubtedly the perfect venue for a summer wedding. By partnering with Linwood Estate’s wedding concierge, brides will embark on a distinct journey that revolves around her and her fiancé’s love story and vision to produce an unforgettable wedding celebration.

Linwood Estate offers brides the choice of several ceremony, cocktail hour and reception locations throughout the property including Linwood Mansion, the Blue Mountain Terrace, The Appalachian Ballroom and Linwood Gardens & Labyrinth. Because Linwood Estate only hosts one wedding at a time, brides are encouraged to make the estate truly their own for a day.

While Linwood Estate can accommodate several different inspired ideas for a wedding, favorite selections include an intimate or large ceremony on the North Lawn with Linwood Mansion or the Appalachian Mountain Range as an iconic backdrop for exchanging vows. After the ceremony, guests have the option to step through Linwood Mansion’s classic French doors onto the beautiful Blue Mountain Terrace, which serves as a breathtaking location for a cocktail and hors d’oeuvre hour. The celebration can then continue in the chandelier-laden, barn-inspired Appalachian Ballroom, which seats up to 250

guests comfortably.

In addition to the above locations, the Estate also offers bridal parties the exclusive use of The Bridal Parlor and The Cottage.

The Bridal Parlor, located in one of Linwood Mansion’s second floor suites, was custom designed with the art of pampering in mind. The Parlor is home to a relaxing and serene atmosphere complete with floor to ceiling mirrors and copious amounts of natural light that encourages a bride and her bridesmaids to prepare for the special day ahead. Likewise, The Cottage offers a unique hideaway for the groom and his groomsmen to prepare for the day ahead.

With four separate suites, each with their own full bathroom, a shared common area complete with a flat screen TV and a private kitchenette, The Cottage is a great location for prewedding preparation and relaxation.

In the event that guests wish to continue their fairytale and extend their stay at Linwood Estate, there are eight rooms, plus the Linwood Master Suite, available for overnight stay.

Four of these rooms are located in Linwood Mansion while the remaining four are located in The Cottage.

The special newlyweds get to stay in the Linwood Master Suite for their wedding night as a special gift from Linwood Estate. All guests who spend the night will receive complimentary breads, pastries, and juices the following morning.

In addition to weddings, the Estate can also be easily transformed for an intimate business gathering of 20 or a large-scale gala of 500. The Estate also welcomes social events ranging from bridal and baby showers to retirement and birthday parties.

To learn more about Linwood Estate and other wedding planning amenities view www.visitcumberlandvalley.com/meetings/ weddings. To host your we d d i n g o r u p c o m i n g event at Linwood Estate, email events@linwoodestate.com.

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Flex your muscle at Carlisle during the summer The Carlisle Events schedule runs 14 weekends and spans January to November. Of the ten shows held in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, three bring some of the best American Muscle together in one place – the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds. Carlisle’s “Summer of Muscle” features the Carlisle Ford Nationals, Carlisle GM Nationals and Carlisle Chrysler Nationals. Annually, they are some of the most popular events on the schedule and this year, each host special displays, reunions, guests and showcase that will leave guests wanting more. With over 16 miles of paved walk ways onsite and 82 acres of property to fill up, the grounds at Carlisle certainly are an automotive lover’s paradise.

As a company, Carlisle Events is celebrating 40 years in 2014 and each of the three Summer of Muscle events also hosts a special anniversary, including at the Ford show, June 6-8.

2014 is the 110th Anniversary of Ford and the 50th Anniversary of the fabled Ford Mustang. When added together, Carlisle will be home to some amazing pieces of automotive history via special displays and honors.

First, to honor Ford itself, Building G is slated to host a 110 car/truck display that will do its best to showcase a true automotive timeline. Committed to date are cars ranging from as early as 1929, though submissions are coming in daily and it’s a safe bet that even more vintage classics will find their way to Carlisle. As of now, a trio of Brewster cars and the following marks are involved too: Edsel, Torino, Fairlane, Galaxie, Thunderbird, Bronco, Model A, F100, Country Squire and so many more!

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Carlisle Ford Nationals is one of the most popular events on the Carlisle Fairgrounds schedule.

As Mustangs go, there will be lots of them. The Mustang is Ford muscle through and through and as it turns 50, onsite displays will honor its history. First, there is a 50 car/50 year display. One Mustang from each year of production will be available.

This compliments perfectly two other special Mustang displays, including a Special Edition factory display where some very unique and in most cases, one-off cars can be seen.

Another great draw will be the 2015 Ford Mustang and 2015 Ford F-150, both new and to date, not available for purchase. Confirmed for the event is at least one preproduction model of each.

The new Mustang and new F-150 bring much hype to Carlisle and this excitement will be accompanied by Ford engineers and representatives from the company.

They’ll be hosting walkaround talks throughout the weekend on the new offerings from Ford in and around

the Ford Racing Garage.

Surrounded by historic celebrations, the future of Ford will also be on display and is a must-see attraction.

While three days simply isn’t enough time to see all the cars at Carlisle, it does provide a great timeframe to see what is on display and to experience the additional aspects of the weekend.

Saturday evening the Fords go downtown for the always popular Downtown Carlisle Parade and Street Party, the Carlisle Expo Center hosts the Ford Go Further Ride and Drive Experience all weekend and autocross enthusiasts can take passes on the course and speak with Ford experts on how to better enhance their ride. Speaking of which, the Ford Racing Garage is back at Carlisle too, providing onsite installations at no charge all while guests walk the grounds and enjoy the show!

Making the weekend even more exciting is an all-new contest promoted by Ford

Racing and Carlisle Events.

Thousands will enter, but only one will win the shopping spree of a lifetime, a $2,000 Ford Racing Performance Parts Giveaway.

Registration is live now via www.CarlisleEvents.com/ GiveAways and the drawing is held on Saturday, June 9 sometime after 2 p.m.

Finally and maybe most significant for Ford weekend, Carlisle Events is pleased to announce that four Matech GT1 race cars that completed at the 2010 24 Hours of Le Mans will be making their U.S. debut during event weekend. This is the first-time ever that these cars have been state side and will certainly be a draw for race and performance fans of all ages.

Just two weeks after the Ford show, GM enthusiasts have their turn with the Carlisle GM Nationals, June 20-22. As part of the show, the next summer milestone celebration is based around the Pontiac GTO. As part of

the showcase, enthusiasts can meet a trio of men who were responsible for the development of the GTO, Milt Schornack, Russ Gee and Bill Collins. Schornack, Gee and Collins together and individually did some great things to further the project with the blessing of GM, while also taking a few positive shortcuts that took advantage of loopholes within production boundaries to create a car affectionately known as the Goat. In addition to these three minds, Schornack brings with him an experimental 1969 GTO complete with a Ram Air V engine. Only 200 of these engines were ever built and guests will see a truly experimental car that never was officially produced.

Also coming to Carlisle is an original Monkeemobile which was used on the TV program “The Monkees.”

Not only has the car carried some very famous people, it also has a pretty infamous back story. At one point, the

car went with The Monkees to Australia for touring and promotional purposes but never came back state side.

Then, after a Puerto Rican drug lord purchased the car, he had it painted pink and it was used as a shuttle for guests at one of his hotels.

Following his arrest, the car was seized and ultimately sold. Now, its owners, who are New Jersey-based, have shined it up and restored it to its original form in order to showcase at events like the Carlisle GM Nationals.

Another popular draw, especially for fans of the ‘70s movie “Smokey and the Bandit,” is a feature called the Bandit Run. The Bandit Run is a car cruise/road rally of sorts and is designed to honor the film as well as to encourage car enthusiasts to drive their collector cars rather than simply hauling them from show to show or worse, not showing them off at all. The Bandit Run starts at Carlisle and, over the span of a week, makes its way to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. In conjunction with the run, guests at Carlisle will see a replica tractor-trailer that Jerry Reed’s character the Snowman drove, plus the downtown Carlisle Theatre will screen Bandit for everyone’s enjoyment. Further, a nice array of Bandit Trans-Am cars will be at Carlisle too.

Last, but by no means least, guests coming to Carlisle will want to be sure to visit the Solid Lifter Showroom. This display, located in and around Building G just outside of Gate 1, showcases a special 1969 display. Cars included will be rare and in some cases, one of one or part of a very limited production run. Demand for this display is such See Cars, I12

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Cars Continued from I11 that a tent has been added within the Building G parking lot to accommodate even more Solid Lifter Showroom cars. This display is FREE and the community is welcome to visit.

Finally, the show also includes fan favorites like a dyno machine, swap meet, car corral, onsite autocross ridealongs, burnouts, beauty, kids activities, the women’s oasis and more.

As the summer months churn forward, the hottest month hosts one of the hottest shows on the schedule.

The Chrysler Nationals run July 11-13 and as always, this weekend brings enthusiasts from around the country and even from around the world. The event unofficially launches on Thursday, July 10, with a kickoff party and cruise in at Cumberland Valley Motors in nearby Mechanicsburg.

The free kick-off, presented by the Mopar Rebellion Car Club, draws upwards of 400+ cars and provides yet another great outlet for Mopar enthusiasts to congregate, talk shop and catch up on happenings since last year’s show.

Throughout the weekend, the 100-year history of Dodge will be front and center. Unique displays include a special Race Hemi Reunion, a pre-war car display, an A12 Reunion and a special 50th Anniversary display of the popular Plymouth Barracuda. The A12 showcase can be found within and around Building Y, while the ‘Cudas and Barracudas will be positioned in Building T. Numerous special guests are scheduled to appear as part of these special celebrations including Don Grotheer, Bob Riggle, Shirley Shahan,

Mr. Norm and more.

In addition to the overall happenings, each day offers something special too.

Friday, the first official day of the event, is also Collector Car Appreciation Day. Join guests for a special mid-day ceremony with show-specific guests, award- winning cars and more. This day is designed to recognize the importance of the Collector Car hobby and features proclamations, speeches and a collector car showcase in front of the stage. Friday’s festivities will also include a birthday party to celebrate Dodge’s centennial. Included on stage will be the legendary Golden Commandos and Ramchargers race teams, local politicians, representatives from SEMA, Carlisle Events ownership and more.

Saturday welcomes back all of the same guests from Friday and brings even more excitement and activities. Those onsite can meet Andre and Renaud Veluzat – builders of what pop culture knows as the General Lee. The fun continues with additional seminars that vary in presentation, but ultimately cater to one common theme: the love, care or history of the Mopar brand.

Guests will also want to catch the Dodge Power Rallye Tour. Carlisle is one of approximately 50 scheduled tour stops and at Carlisle, a full showcase of 2014 Dodge branded vehicles, including the Charger, Challenger, Dart, Durango, Grand Caravan and Journey will be on display. There will also be special edition vehicles, plus the Charger SRT and Challenger SRT. The Rallye Power Tour brings with it the opportunity to test drive the full line of Dodge vehicles.

What also makes Saturday great is that it wraps with the Mopar Hall of Fame ceremonies which take place about 30 minutes from Carlisle in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. This sees some of the most iconic members of the Mopar community receive their deserved recognition for contributions and achievements within the automotive community. The best part is, this truly unique event is open to the public.

Other great show aspects include the massive all-Mopar-themed swap meet, a car corral, burnouts, beauty, an awards parade, club competition, autocross challenge that includes Hotchkis Sport Suspension and best of all, the chance to win a Hemi! Via Photo courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau a partnership with Mus- Ford cars are on display at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. cle Motors, Mopar Muscle Magazine and Easy-Run Test Stands, Carlisle Events will award a third generation Hemi engine to one lucky enthusiast. Though monster type engines have been awarded in the past, this one is a little tamer, making it more of a prize that “anyone” can use in their collector car.

Just like the Ford Racing parts giveaway, registration is available online at www.

CarlisleEvents.com/Giveaways.

So … what’s your brand of muscle? It doesn’t matter the answer because everyone loves a good muscle car and muscle cars live at Carlisle! Spend a day, a weekend or entire six week span that covers the Carlisle Ford Nationals, Carlisle GM Nationals and Carlisle � Chrysler Nationals. However much time you spend at Carlisle, you won’t regret it for a minute. Unless of course, you only spend a minute at Carlisle!

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Plenty to see and do along the river If I asked 100 people their favorite summertime activities, I would be able to take that list and visit one small area in the Cumberland Valley to experience just about all of them. That small area is along the Susquehanna River in Wormleysburg. The list includes outdoor dining, boating, mini golf, picnics, baseball, and beautiful landscapes and you can do it all in one spot.

Before crossing the Market Street Bridge into Harrisburg lies three restaura n ts w i t h i n d o o r a n d outdoor seating, all three overviewing the Susquehanna River. Dukes Riverside Bar and Grille, Dockside Willies, and RockBass Grill all feature their own distinct menu and waterfront features. Dukes has long been known as one of the finest outdoor dining restaurants in Central Pennsylvania. The atmosphere is really enjoyable anytime of the year and the food variety should please everyone in your party. If you’re seeking an elegant ambiance, with great views of the water below and the city skyline above, RockBass Grill is your destination. RockBass Grill’s wide selection of seafood and steak, along with the stylish vibe, make it a great summer companion. Sitting in between Dukes and RockBass is Dockside Willies. As the first part of the name suggests the dock outside sits above the Susquehanna and offers great outside atmosphere, especially in the summer months. Dockside’s food selection covers a wide array of options and specializes in their ovenbrick pizza. Another great specialty is the happy hour offered seven days a week at its unique bar. All three

have their own charm and unique food opportunities.

While you overlook the sparkling water during your meal you’ll probably get the urge to get closer to the water. Boating and jet-skiing are both popular activities to be found. Anytime you’re traveling near Wormleysburg and have a view of the Susquehanna River, you’ll notice the Pride of the Susquehanna. The large red and white paddlewheel riverboat is available for public and private cruises. No reservations are required and tours begin at noon, 1:30pm, and 3:30 pm every day. The Pride of Susquehanna offers private parties for weddings, meetings, and anniversaries. There are also special themed nights throughout the summer, including murder mysteries, live music cruises, family-themed events, Maryland Blue Crab Cruises, and Arooga’s Wing Cruises. For more theme nights visit the events calendar on visitcumberlandvalley.com.

Another destination with fun activities and attractions like an arcade, horsedrawn carriages, mini-golf, baseball, and more is City Island. Located on an island between Harrisburg and Wormleysburg, City Island proves all of the summertime fun you can handle. City Island hosts multiple sports teams and events, including the Harrisburg City Islanders soccer team and most notably, the Double- A affiliate of the Washington Nationals, the Harrisburg Senators baseball team. The Senators play in the newly-renovated Metro Bank Park and in recent years have featured former major league pros like Stephen Strasburg and Bryce Harper. The Senators

offer great family activities and promotions, including The Cowboy Monkey Rodeo and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

For those looking to swing the bat themselves, a batting cage is available with both baseball and softball pitching speeds. Right beside the batting cage is an arcade featuring many classic games and prizes for your winnings. City Island provides a great scenic backdrop of the Cumberland Valley on one side and the skyline of Harrisburg on the other. Taking a walk around City Island is a great experience, but visitors can also take a ride on the steam train or horse-drawn c a r r i a ge s. Wa te r f ro n t Photo by Scot Gordon mini-golf is another great City Island experience. An Dukes Riverside Bar and Grille offers indoor and outdoor seating right along 18-hole course right be- the Susquehanna River. side the Susquehanna River adds an exciting and picturesque element to the game. There’s also a great selection of food venders, including a summertime must … ice cream!

A great opportunity to visit Wormleysburg and celebrate the area along the river is Wormleysburg River Day on June 28. The event features live music, boat rides, water competitions, and a skatepark. So while you’re along the river this summer, relax and make new summertime memories.

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Summer events in the Cumberland Valley Find more events and details on the Official Cumberland Valley Events Calendar at www.visitcumberlandvalley.com.

First Fridays in Downtown Mechanicsburg!

Downtown Mechanicsburg First Friday of the Month Come to downtown Mechanicsburg and celebrate the start of the weekend with our First Fridays. Enjoy food, art, live music, specials and downtown shopping at its finest. Free parking is available along the street and in the Municipal Lot on Strawberry Alley between Frederick and N. Market Streets.

Main and Market streets, Mechanicsburg, 441-3839, downtownmechanicsburg. com

Williams Grove Racing Weekends Williams Grove Speedway Every Friday and Saturday Visit Williams Grove Speedway for some of the best 410 Sprint Car racing in the country. Since 1939, ra ce e n t h u s i a s ts have been enjoying dirt track racing from March to October on the 1/2 mile banked clay oval track.

Car classes include 358

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Fun at First Friday The first Friday of every month provides a unique and exciting experience in downtown areas. The streets fill with locals and non-locals, looking to celebrate some fine shopping, great food, and its own distinct charm. Cumberland Valley towns, Carlisle and Mechanicsburg will both host First Friday events throughout the summer.

Downtown Carlisle’s assortment of shopping areas, restaurants, art galleries, and historic sites are even more vibrant on their monthly First Friday events. Carlisle kicked off their First Friday series in May and will feature theme nights throughout the summer. June’s First Friday theme is Kids Night Out, which will in-

clude a summer reading kick-off, a bounce house, free soft pretzels, and more.

First Friday in August will kick off Restaurant Week in Carlisle, with a Restaurant Walk. Downtown goers will have incentives for eating local throughout the week.

The Carlisle First Friday season ends on Sept. 4 with Music Walk.

CelebrateMechanicsburg’s

First Friday throughout the year with festivities, with live music, food, arts, and more.

Businesses, shops, restaurants, and art galleries will be open downtown. Mechanicsburg First Friday events are from 6 to 9 p.m.

View all of these First Friday events on the Official Cumberland Valley Events Calendar at www.visitcumberlandvalley.com.

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Food. Movies. History.

Gaming. Police. Sports.

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The Trout Gallery Exhibition: “no-gotiation: Patrick Strzelec” The Trout Gallery 4/4/2014 - 10/4/2014 This exhibition presents a range of studies and threedimensional works associated with the artist’s permanent bronze-sculpture commission.

240 W. High St., Carlisle, 254-8159, troutgallery.org

Williams Grove Farmer Flea Market

Music Walk Downtown Carlisle, 2452648, lovecarlisle.com

Ladies’ Night in a Turkish Bath Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse Through 6/15/2014 Set in the roaring ‘20s, it’s the springtime love story of a bold young college girl who is in love with a shy professor. He’s so shy around women that he is terrified.

He never thought he would end up trapped in a Turkish Bathhouse surrounded by 10 beautiful and barely dressed women! It’s a perfect date night or trip out with your friends. Rated PG-13.

1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 800-4305468, allenberry.com

Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association Show Grounds 4/6/2014 - 11/30/2014 (Every Sun.) There are over 500 vendors, at Williams Grove S t e a m E n g i n e S h o w Ironmaster’s Grounds. Free admission Mansion Tours and parking.

Ironmaster’s Mansion 1 Steam Engine Hill, Me5/25/2014 - 9/7/2014 chanicsburg, 766-4001, Come explore the beauty wghsea.org of the building and the fasDowntown Carlisle cinating stories of its histo2014 First Friday Series ry. Free tours of the historic Every Friday Through Ironmasters Mansion will be offered on many Sunday 9/5/2014 First Friday themes for afternoons from Memorial 2014 are: June 6 - Kids’ Day to Labor Day. 1212 Pine Grove Road, Night Out, July 4 – Summerfair, August 1 - Res- Gardners, 486-7174, apps. taurant Walk, Sept. 5 - dcnr.state.pa.us/Calendar

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Mike Alexander, left, and Bob Czerow, both of Syracuse look at the Shelby display during the Carlisle Ford Nationals car show June 1, 2012.

Music on the Mountain Concert

shine! Food will be available from several vendors and the FoKG. Kings Gap Environmental 500 K ings Gap Road, Education Center Carlisle, 486-5031, friend6/ 1 / 2 0 14 ; 7/6/ 2 0 14 ; sofkingsgap.org 8/3/2014 Music on the Mountain Summer Artist Series returns with bluegrass and Carrol J. Warrell Amphiadmission is free. Bring your theater 6/1/2014 - 8/3/2014 blanket or chair. Rain or

Left: Anna Yelk, executive director for the Central Pennsylvania Conservancy, describes the numerous opportunities that are available at the Ironmaster’s Mansion, Pine Grove Furnace.

Right: Ironmaster’s Mansion, located in Pine Grove Furnace.

The Carlisle Parks and Rec Department is again sponsoring the Summer Artist Series at Thornwald Park. June 1 — Nick Staver (blues solo musician) June 8 — REACH! (Hip-Hop dance performance) June 22 — Marino (Americana) June 29 — Payton Taylor (Country) July 6 — Octagon

(Jazz) July 13 — The Resistors (Beatles Tribute & Oldies) July 27 — The Invisible Kids (Pop/R&B) Aug. 3 — Carlisle Town Band’s John Philip Sousa Concert @ The Carlisle Theatre from 6:30 to 8 p.m. No performances on June 15 or July 20.

350 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle, 243-3318, carlislepa.org

The Queen’s Tea

The Rosemary House 6/1/2014 This distinctive afternoon tea will honor Queen Elizabeth’s birthday and her 60 year reign.

120 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg, 697-5111, therosemaryhouse.com

Celebrate Ford Nationals at Castlerigg Wine Shop Castlerigg Wine Shop

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American Artisan Galleryy

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35 N. Hanover Street Carlisle, PA 17013 | Phone 717-254-6136

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Over 100 vendOrs Bedford Street Antiques 44 N. Bedford Street Carlisle, PA 17013 241-5309 Monday-Saturday 10-7 ~ Sunday 10-5 www.bedfordstreetantiques.com

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burnout competition, activities for the kids, industry guests, giveaways, NHRA drag racing, autocross for all skill levels and club gatherings.

1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle, 243-7855, carlisleevents. com

6/6/2014 - 6/8/2014 Come in and relax after enjoying the Ford Nationals. Bring our ad from the Carlisle Events program for special pricing. We will be open during the Ford Parade and Street Party on June 7.

Enjoy the cars and then stop Bat Count in for appetizers and wine.

Pine Grove Furnace State 1 1 0 S. H a n o v e r S t . , Park Carlisle, 462-4663, cas6/6/2014 tleriggwineshop.com Explore the secret nightlife of bats by going on a short Appalachian Trail walk to look for bats in the Museum Festival park. We will begin with a Appalachian Trail Musepresentation at the Furnace um Stack Pavilion, followed by a 6/6/2014 hike to search for the bats of The annual Appalachian Pine Grove Furnace. Meet at Trail Museum festival celthe Furnace Stack Pavilion. ebrates the ‘trail culture’ of 1100 Pine Grove Road, the AT. Gardners, 486-7174, apps.

1120 Pine Grove Road, Gardners, 486-7174, apps. dcnr.state.pa.us/calendar dcnr.state.pa.us/calendar

Jeeves in Bloom Oyster Mill Playhouse 6/6/2014 - 6/27/2014 Hilarity abounds as goodnatured buffoon Bertie Wooster insists on helping his friend (and renowned salamander expert) Augustus Finknottle woo lovely Madeline Bassett but only succeeds in making things worse.

1001 Oyster Mill Road, Camp Hill, 737-6768, oystermill.com

Carlisle Ford Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds 6/6/2014 - 6/8/2014 The entire family will enjoy the largest and most thrilling all-Ford event in the world. Ford, Mercury and Lincoln fans will have a showcase of over 2,200 vehicles to check out on the National Parts Depot showfield. During this event, you will enjoy great indoor displays of concepts, customs and historically-significant cars and trucks; test drives

by Ford Motor Company, a

1 1 0 S. H a n o v e r S t . , Carlisle, 462-4663, castleriggwineshop.com

Covers 10th Annual Car Show Hopewell Township Park 6/8/2014 Show cars, muscle cars, classic cars, race cars, trucks, and motorcycles ... this is a show that will appeal to everyone Free admission, but there is a $5 fee to register your car.

218 Shippensburg Road, Shippensburg, 729-0534

Traveling Tea Ladies Tea Party & Program

The Rosemary House Photos courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau 6/8/2014 Nancy Reppert of Sweet Jubilee Day in downtown Mechanicsburg.

Remembrances Tea Room will create a fun afternoon tea party featuring some of her favorite recipes and 4th Annual Iron Run some from the Traveling Tea Pine Grove Furnace State Ladies mystery books.

Park 120 S. Market St., Me6/7/2014 chanicsburg, 697-5111, Come out to support the therosemaryhouse.com Friends of Pine Grove Furnace for the Iron Run Half CALC Upcoming Marathon and Charcoal Exhibits - “In Spirit” Challenge 5K. Carlisle Arts Learning 1100 Pine Grove Road, Center Gardners, 486-7174, runreg.

6/13/2014 - 7/19/2014 com Join us for an opening reception on Friday, June 13, Foundry Day 2014 at 6:30 p.m. Award winFront Street in Boiling ning watercolor artist Lynne Springs Yancha creates ethereal 6/7/2014 landscapes and poignant The juried arts and crafts figures with technical skill ginning to end, with over BYOB and listen to free, son/stepdad, father/daughfestival is held the first Sat- and emotional connection. urday of June each year in 38 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle, 70 vendors and exhibitors, live music every Saturday ter. $120 per team includes speakers and demonstra- evening on Pomfret Street golf, cart, range, RVG prize, this quaint Cumberland 249-6973, carlislearts.org tions, all-day fly casting in- in downtown Carlisle. View prizes, and lunch at NOLO’s Valley site by the Appala12th Annual PA Fly struction, a fly casting com- the Live Music & Sum- restaurant after event. chian Trail.

227 Rich Valley Road, petition, fly tiers in action, mer Concert article for the 101 Front St., Boiling Springs, Fishing Heritage Day Carlisle 691-8805, richval258-3256, ybcrafts.org Allenberry Resort Inn and raffles and the always pop- schedule.

30 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle leygolf.net ular Fish Swim Race on the Playhouse Live Music at Yellow Breeches.

6/14/2014 East Pennsboro Castlerigg Wine Shop 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Rich Valley Golf The Pennsylvania Fly Carnival Castlerigg Wine Shop Fishing Museum Associa- Boiling Springs, 258-3211, Father Son Scramble Rich Valley Golf 6/7/2014 tion is happy to present the paflyfishing.org Adams-Ricci Community 6/15/2014 Join us for live music fea- 2014 Annual Heritage Day...

Park This is a great event not turing rock, folk and coun- our biggest Heritage Day Music in the Garden 6/17/2014 - 6/21/2014 Pat Craig Studios, LLC only for father and son but try music with Ric LeBlanc event ever! The day will See Events, I18 from 6 to 8 p.m.

6/14/2014 - 9/27/2014 for uncle/nephew, stepbe filled with fun from be-

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Events Fly Fishing School Weekend Join us for the 7th annual Terrestrial Hatch Continued from I17

East Pennsboro Emergency Services Carnival. This five-day event features live music at 7 p.m., carnival games, rides and food.

100 East Penn Drive, Enola, 645-7516, ep-carnival.com

42nd Street Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 6/18/2014 - 7/20/2014 Get out your tap shoes, Francis! One of Broadway’s most iconic shows returns to Allenberry after nearly two decades. Rated G. 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 800-4305468, allenberry.com

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet’s June Series The Whitaker Center 6/18/2014 - 6/21/2014 The CPYB caps off its 2013/14 performance season with its annual June Series production, bringing two unique choreographic voices to the Whitaker stage in two world premieres.

222 Market St., Harrisburg, 245-ARTS, whitakercenter.org

86th Annual Jubilee Day Downtown Mechanicsburg 6/19/2014 Jubilee Day is the largest, longest running one-day street fair on the East Coast, attracting up to 70,000 attendees. This annual event features more than 325 vendors from near and far offering food, games, arts & crafts, business information, retail products, carnival rides and more.

Main and Market streets, Mechanicsburg, 796-0811, mechanicsburgchamber. org

Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 6/20/2014 - 6/22/2014 Our school is located on Central Pennsylvania’s best limestone Trout stream in a no kill area of the Yellow Breeches Creek. The weekend package includes: professional instruction by nationally-recognized instructors Tom Baltz and Eric Stroup; two nights’ lodging in our 18th-century estate; hearty country breakfast, lunches and buffet or an a la carte dinner; all taxes and gratuities.

1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 258-3211, allenberry.com

Carlisle GM Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds 6/20/2014 - 6/22/2014 One of the most diverse of General Motors events, this is the place to be each June.

Organized by year, make and model, the National Parts Depot showfield will be loaded with top quality restored classics, original muscle cars and modified high-performance new models. Buckle up for autocross action, indoor displays of concepts, customs, performance and historic vehicles, NHRA drag racing, industry guests, activities for the kids special prizes throughout the weekend.

1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle, 243-7855, carlisleevents. com

Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash

Fayetteville, 888-805-7056, Sentinel file photos totempoleplayhouse.org Above: Marty Baronner prepares his stand for this weekends GM Nationals Collector Car Show and Swap Meet on June 20, 2013.

Newville Fountain Below: James Rensvold, left, and Kevin Topolnicki setup for this weekends Festival GM Nationals Collector Car Show and Swap Meet on June 20, 2013.

Downtown Newville 6/20/2014 - 6/21/2014 The theme for 2014 is “Newville Remembers the Fabulous Fifties.” Friday night’s festivities include a parade followed by live music and dancing in the streets at the Fountain. Saturday features exhibits, entertainment, food and crafts. other activities include a Custom and Antique Car Show, a 5k race, and more.

Big Spring Avenue and Parsonage Street, Newville, 776-7633

Totem Pole Playhouse 6/20/2014 - 7/11/2014 Ring of Fire features a superb cast of country vocal- Celebrate GM Nationals ists and Nashville musicians at Castlerigg Wine Shop and delivers a heartfelt muCastlerigg Wine Shop sical journey that is truly remarkable.

9555 Golf Course Road, See Events, I19

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Events Continued from I18 6/20/2014 - 6/22/2014 Relax and unwind at Castlerigg Wine Shop after enjoying the GM Nationals.

1 1 0 S. H a n o v e r S t . , Carlisle, 462-4663, castleriggwineshop.com

Live Music at Castlerigg Wine Shop Castlerigg Wine Shop 6/21/2014 Join us for live music featuring guitarist Dan Dropkin from 6 to 8 p.m.

110 S. Hanover St., Carlisle, 462-4663, castleriggwineshop.com

SHAPE’s Solstice Arts Festival

Association 6/22/2014 Rachel and Chris Zimmerman will be in period dress and will perform Civil War era music on fife and guitar.

2 W. Strawberry Alley, Mechanicsburg, 697-6088, mechanicsburgmuseum.org

Carlisle Summerfair Events take place throughout Carlisle 6/26/2014 - 7/6/2014 Summerfair originated in 1978 and has continued ever since with its commitment to provide the community with family-friendly events offered at no cost. Major events include a 5k/10k run, an all-star softball game, a parade and ice cream social, a craft show/festival, a children’s fishing derby, a Civil War walking tour, tours of the Old Courthouse, an “anything floats” contest, and fireworks. carlislesummerfair.org

Shippensburg Township Park 6/21/2014 Fine art, live music, great food, children’s art activities, eco-village, wellness circle, the art wall! Unique array of attractions on tap for this Wormleysburg year’s Solstice Arts Festival.

304 Britton Road, Ship- Borough River Day Pine Street Park pensburg, 532-2559, sha6/28/2014 peart.org Enjoy live entertainment Carlisle’s 19th from some of our favorite Century Firehouses local bands, pontoon boat Walking Tour rides for the family, kayak Cumberland County His- and paddle board rides, food and plenty of games for the torical Society kids.

6/21/2014 N o r t h Fr o n t S t r e e t , Heroes, dedicated public servants, brawlers, arsonists, Wormleysburg, 721-2133, rioters. These terms were all facebook.com/Wormleysused by the newspapers to burgRiverDay describe Carlisle’s firemen in the 1800s. Join us for an in- Return of the Captives The Square, Downtown formative and fun walking tour of Carlisle’s firehouses Carlisle 6/30/2014 from the 1800s and learn all about the good, and the bad Historic Carlisle Inc. will of the town’s volunteer fire- recreate the “Return of the men Captives” in recognition of 21 N. Pitt St., Carlisle, 249- the 250th anniversary of this 7610, historicalsociety.com event. The 15-20 minute program will recreate when More Than Marches: Col. Henry Bouquet brought The Music of the back some of the 200 to 300 Civil War captives turned over to him Mechanicsburg Museum at Fort Pitt. The captives

were taken hostage by Indians during the French & Indian War, Pontiac’s Rebellion, and by Indian raiding parties High and Hanover streets, Carlisle, 422-1496

Concert I: Shippensburg Festival Symphony The Luhrs Center 7/10/2014 Stephen Hough, pianist, is regarded as a renaissance man of his time. Over the course of his career he has distinguished himself as a true polymath, not only securing a reputation as a uniquely insightful concert pianist but also as a writer and composer.

1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 477-SHOW, luhrscenter.com See Events, I20

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Above: Natalie Lynn of Maryland checks on the flip flops at Sugarplum Sparkles on July 6, 2013.

Below: Lillia, right, and Vincenzo, left, Mazzamuto of Carlisle cheer on their brother Gino during the Baby Races on July 6, 2013, at Dickinson College.

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Dixie Swim Club Oyster Mill Playhouse 7/11/2014 - 7/27/2014 Spanning 30 years, this funny and poignant comedy centers around five Southern women who rekindle relationships from their time on the college swim team by meeting at the Outer Banks once a year.

1001 Oyster Mill Road, Camp Hill, 737-6768, oystermill.com

Carlisle Chrysler Nationals

Celebrate the Chrysler Show at Castlerigg Wine Shop Castlerigg Wine Shop 7/11/2014 - 7/13/2014 Relax and unwind at Castlerigg Wine Shop after enjoying the Chrysler car show. Bring our ad from the Carlisle Events program for special pricing.

1 1 0 S. H a n o v e r S t . , Carlisle, 462-4663, castleriggwineshop.com

7/17/2014 Often referred to as the “poet of the violin,” Joshua Bell’s stunning virtuosity, beautiful tone and charismatic stage presence have brought him universal acclaim. An Avery Fisher Prize recipient, Bell received the New York Recording Academy Honors in June 2013.

1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg,477-SHOW, luhrscenter.com

19th Annual Bluegrass on the Grass Festival

The Foreigner by Larry Shue

Dickinson College 7/12/2014 The festival features highquality performers and a mix of band that offer bluegrass aficionados a variety of styles and subgenres.

West High Street between West and North College streets, Carlisle, 243-5121, blogs.dickinson.edu/bluegrass

Carlisle Fairgrounds 7/11/2014 - 7/13/2014 We l c o m e t o a t r u e Mopar-lover’s paradise.

There’s nothing quite like it anywhere in the world with over 2,100 vehicles from all eras of the Chrysler brand, classics, muscle cars, highperformance new models all converge on Carlisle for a Concert II: Shippensburg one of a kind weekend.

1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle, Festival Symphony 243-7855, carlisleevents.com The Luhrs Center

Totem Pole Playhouse 7/18/2014 - 8/3/2014 This award-winning and hysterical romp is from the creator of THE NERD. Laugh along as we follow a group of mismatched characters staying at a resortstyle fishing lodge, where a very shy man is mistaken as a foreigner who doesn’t speak English.

9555 Golf Course Road, Fayetteville, 888-8057056, totempoleplayhouse. org

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Mel Orr, left, of Dillsburg, and her sister, Deb Johnston, of Shippensburg, shop at the Shippensburg Community Fair craft show July 24, 2013.

Live music at Castlerigg Wine Shop Castlerigg Wine Shop 7/19/2014 Join us for live music featuring classic rock with Robin & Lou from 6 to 9 p.m.

1 1 0 S. H a n o v e r S t . , Carlisle, 462-4663, castleriggwineshop.com

Model Train Flea Market Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association Show Grounds 7/19/2014 PRR Steam train rides, Model Train exhibit, and stands with collector items to purchase.

1 Steam Engine Hill, Mechanicsburg, 766-4001, wghsea.org

57th Annual Sentinel file photo Shippensburg

Contestants of the Miss Shippensburg Community Fair Queen Pageant each take a moment to introduce themselves to the judges and the audience on July 22, 2013, at the Shippensburg Fair.

Community Fair

7/20/2014 - 7/26/2014 The 57th Annual Fair features events that bring town and country together, including livestock exhibits, home products, tractor pulls, horse shows, rides and games for all ages!

10131 Possum Hollow Road, Shippensburg, 5328911, shippensburgfair.com

Playhouse 7/23/2014 - 8/31/2014 Nothing says summertime like Rogers and Hammerstein at Allenberry!

The most iconic American musical returns by popular demand to the Allenberry stage this summer.

Come live the prairie life of the Oklahoma Territory as it becomes a state, with Curly, Aunt Eller, Ado Annie, and PA Reunion Fest 2014 the whole company. Rated Carlisle Fairgrounds PG. 7/20/2014 1559 Boiling Springs Road, We are adding a new twist Boiling Springs, 800-430to the traditional music fes- 5468, allenberry.com tival by featuring some of Pennsylvania’s best known Concert III: bands from back in the Shippensburg Festival 20th Century. This all-day Symphony & Chorus reunion celebration will The Luhrs Center showcase nearly a dozen of 7/24/2014 our area’s finest bands from Fidelio is Beethoven’s years gone by. only opera. Performed in 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, German, this opera will be Carlisle, 292-6345, pa- presented with super-titled reunionfest.com during the Luhrs performance. The opera tells the

S h i p p e n s b u r g Fa i r - Oklahoma grounds Allenberry Resort Inn and

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Events Continued from I20 story of Florestan, a man who is deprived of his liberty when he is wrongly imprisoned and left to die.

1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 477-SHOW, luhrscenter.com

CALC: Chronicle - Photography by Guy Freeman

8/1/2014 - 8/3/2014 The Carlisle Truck Nationals and its show within the show, the Big Rig Show and Shine, are one of the largest and most action-packed truck events in the world. The weekend is a must-attend event and has been the epicenter for all things truck since 1991.

Come to Carlisle for a great array of lowered mini trucks, lifted 4x4s, chromed out big rigs, SUV’s, custom vans and the perfectly restored classics.

1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle, 243-7855, carlisleevents. com

Carlisle Arts Learning Center 8/1/2014 - 8/30/2014 Join us for an opening reception on August 1 at 6:30 pm. Guy invites viewers to be aware and observant of those fleeting moments 28th Annual Grand which often go unnoticed.

38 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle, Sousa Concert 249-6972, carlislearts.org Carlisle Theatre 8/3/2014 Carlisle Truck Featuring a Concert Band Nationals composed of members from Carlisle Fairgrounds the following Community

Bands: Carlisle Town Band, Shippensburg Band, Greater Harrisburg Concert Band, Singer Band, Keystone Concert Band.

44 W.High St., Carlisle, 516-1705, carlisleband.org

Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Totem Pole Playhouse 8/8/2014 - 8/29/2014 Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Musical For All Ages! The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to vibrant life on the Totem Pole stage in this delightful musical parable.

9555 Golf Course Road, Sentinel file photo Fayetteville, 888-805-7056, Davey Warner of Willow Street, left, and Rick Judd, of Mount Joy, spend totempoleplayhouse.org their Friday morning putting the finishing touches on a 1948 Studebaker M5 Pickup Truck Roadster that has a custom Ford front end at the Carlisle Truck Nationals Aug. 2, 2013.

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Vote online for the BEST IN THE VALLEY. 2014 Winners Best Place to Eat: Boiling Springs Tavern Best Lodging: Shippen Place Hotel Best Thing to Do: Allenberry Playhouse Best Place to Shop: American Artisan Gallery

VisitCumberlandValley.com/best

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PA Wounded Warriors Inc

Camp Hill, 737-6768, oys- Cumberland termill.com County Ag Expo

Fly Fishing School Southampton Township Weekend Famous White Fly Park 8/9/2014 Vehicle show, open to all types, benefits the PA Wounded Warriors. Kid friendly event. Prizes, 50/50, silent auction, door prizes.

200 Airport Road, Shippensburg, 532-7799

Done to Death Oyster Mill Playhouse 8/15/2014 - 8/31/2014 Five very diverse mystery writers are thrown together to write a 12-part miniseries for television. Different philosophies from Christie to Marlowe are explored (and made fun of) in this quickpaced comedy.

1001 Oyster Mill Road,

Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 8/15/2014 - 8/17/2014 Our school is located on Central Pennsylvania’s best limestone Trout stream in a no kill area of the Yellow Breeches Creek. The weekend package includes: professional instruction by nationally-recognized instructors Tom Baltz and Eric Stroup; two nights’ lodging in our 18th-century estate; hearty country breakfast, lunches and buffet or an a la carte dinner; all taxes and gratuities 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 258-3211, allenberry.com

Newville Fairgrounds 8/12/14 – 8/16/14 Celebrate Cumberland County, PA’s rich agricultural heritage with a yearly Exposition at the Newville Lions Fairgrounds. Highlights include live music, Little Miss pageant, farm animal displays, homebrew competition, tractor pulls, food stands and more.

Highway 533, Newville, facebook.com/cumberlandagexpo

Cumberland Valley Race Series: SFC Randall Shughart Memorial 5 Miler Cumberland Valley Rail Trail See Events, I23

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Koya Gutshall, of Newville, models her formal wear during the Little Miss Ag Expo Aug. 16, 2013.

A Resort In Your Own Backyard!

Allenberry

is a country estate on 57 wooded acres set along the beautiful Yellow Breeches.

Dining ~ Ala Carte & Buffet • Live Professional Theatre The Breeches Bar & Grille • Romantic Getaways • Weddings Parties • Banquets • Picnics • Meetings • Family Reunions Tennis & Swimming • Fly Fishing • Murder Mystery Weekends

Allenberry is located off every major highway in central PA; in historic Boiling Springs, near Hershey & Gettysburg.

1559 Boiling Springs Road ~ Boiling Springs, PA

Reservations or Information • 800.430.5468 • www.allenberry.com

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Hands on Aircraft Displays, Airport Fire Trucks, Airport Equipment, Vintage Aircraft, Hershey Kiss Mobile, Food, Fun & More. Fun for the entire family.

513 Airport Drive, Middletown, 948-3900, flyHIA. com/OpenHouse

8/16/2014 Part of the Cumberland Ag Expo, this event will take place on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail. The inaugural running of the SFC Randall Shughart 23 Mcfarland, Newville, 300-1337, CVRaceSeries.us 56th Annual

Corvettes at Carlisle Carlisle Fairgrounds 8/22/2014 - 8/24/2014 The largest and most funfilled Corvette event in the world, the annual Corvettes at Carlisle event features more than 5,000 Corvettes representing all generations of America’s classic sports car. Corvette enthusiasm is contagious with participation in autocross, burnouts and the parade through historic downtown Carlisle.

1000 Bryn Mawr, Carlisle, 243-7855, carlisleevents.com

Harrisburg International Airport Open House

Steam Engine and Tractor Show Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association Show Grounds 8/24/2014 - 8/31/2014 Our 56th Annual Steam Engine and Tractor Show is perfect entertainment for the entire family. There will be a PRR steam train, Steam Traction Engines, antique tractors, saw mill, model train exhibit, and flea market.

1 Steam Engine Hill, Mechanicsburg, 766-4001, wghsea.org

34th Annual Shippensburg Harrisburg International Corn Festival

Airport 8/23/2014

Downtown Shippensburg 8/30/2014

Photos courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau Crafts, an antique car show, food booths, enter- The Shippensburg Corn Festival will be Aug. 30 in downtown Shippensburg. tainment, and children’s The event features crafts, food, entertainment and children’s activities. activities offer something for the entire family. Food booths feature corn in every available form. Entertainers perform all day at three sites.

King and Earl streets, Shippensburg, 532-5331, cornfestival.net

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Shippensburg

Shippensburg Medical Campus 46 Walnut Bottom Road (717) 532-4148

Sunday, June 1, 2014

Greencastle

John L. Grove Medical Center 50 Eastern Avenue (717) 597-5553

Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm | Weekends 9 am - 5 pm

SummitHealth.org/WalkIn