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You Found it. Welcome to the Fall-Winter 2013/2014 Things to Do in Cumberland Valley Travel Guide, brought to you by the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau and the Sentinel. In the pages that follow you’ll uncover seasonal festivals, fall events, unique attractions, and hidden gems in the Cumberland Valley. Start your journey here. Win a FREE Getaway Enter online at www.VisitCumberlandValley.com for a chance to win a free getaway in Cumberland Valley. Running now through December 1, 2013, enter to win a Find Family Fun Getaway. Kids of all ages will love experiencing classic family
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Cumberland Valley events: October-December 2013 Find more events and details on the Official Cumberland Valley Events Calendar at www.visitcumberlandvalley.com.
maze, pumpkin picking and pumpkin chunking! 1216 South York Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6974330, www.paulusfarmmarket.com
American Craft Week - Artist Market of Pomfret Street
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10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 We sell on consignment art from craftsmen and artisans. We strive to promote PA artists but do take artists from other states, especially if they have a connection with PA. 16 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, 717-960-9201
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cled glass and natural gem- involved in creating his el- Grounds. Free Admission 1863 Invasion in the American Craft Week egant functional fused and & Parking Valley Cumberland - Pat Craig Studios, LLC stones inspire her designs. 321 Walnut Street, Boil- decorative stained glass 1 Steam Engine Hill, Me- County Historical 10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 ing Springs, 717-258-3256, work. October 12, 1:00 to chanicsburg, 717-766Society Pat Craig Studios is a retail gift and custom picture framing shop together with a unique blend of in-house artistans’ studios, working in many media from jewelry to fine paintings to outdoor art installations. 30 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, 717-245-0382
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Student Art Exhibit - American Artisan Gallery
10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 In celebration of American Craft Week, the American Artisan Gallery in downtown Carlisle will be hosting a student art exhibit and American Craft launching a student arts Week - Art Center contest for photography and School & Galleries artwork. 10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 35 N. Hanover Street, A nonprofit art school and Carlisle, 717-254-6136 gallery founded in 1954. We hold art classes for all ages, Village Artisans Gallery art exhibits, lectures, craft Hosts American shows and other visual re- Craft Week - Village lated activities. Artisans Gallery 18 Artcraft Drive, Me10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 chanicsburg, 717-697-2072, Housed in a renovated www.mechanicsburgart1875 brick church located center.com in the picturesque village of Boiling Springs, Village Joan’s Jewelry Box Artisans Gallery will host Celebrates American a wide variety of events Craft Week - Village during American Craft Artisans Gallery We e k , ex te n d e d h o u rs during the week (Mon-Sat 10/6/2013 - 10/13/2013 Joan creates handcrafted 1-6pm, Sun 12-5pm), artjewelry in silver, bronze and ist demos and more. Occopper metal clay. She also tober 6, 1:00 to 4:00 pm — works in silver, brass and Dan Hayward will discuss copper. Wild flowers, recy- and show some of what is
4:00 pm — Amber Kane designer scarf arranging demonstration and Trunk Show. She will demonstrate how to effortlessly arrange one of her handwoven scarves and turn an ordinary outfit into an extraordinary fashion statement. October 13, 1:00 to 4:00 pm — Thom Glace will be working on one of his transparent watercolor studies depicting the aquatic or insect life that can be found in and around our local waterways. 321 Walnut Street, Boiling Springs, 717-258-3256, www.villageartisansgallery.com
Farmers Flea Market Williams Grove Steam Engine Show Grounds 10/6/2013 - 12/15/2013, Sunrise - 2pm Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association is hosting an outdoor Farmers Flea Market every Sunday, weather permitting, throughout the year. There are over 500 vendors at Williams Grove Steam Engine Show
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Civil War Sesquicentennial 1863 - U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center 10/6/2013 - 3/31/2014 USAHEC will present an exhibit chronicling the third year of the Civil War. The exhibit will change yearly to commemorate each year of the Civil War. 9 5 0 So l d i e rs D r ive , Carlisle, 717-245-3641, www.usahec.org
A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline - Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 10/6/2013 - 10/27/2013 Fo l l o w P a t s y a s s h e climbs to stardom from her hometown in Virginia to The Grand Ole Opry, Las Vegas and Carnegie Hall. Twenty of her best known songs make this show a treat for viewers of all ages. Check online for performance times. 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 800-4305468, www.allenberry.com
10/7/2013 - 10/26/2013 Stop by the Cumberland County Historical Society to see our newest exhibit: “1863 Invasion in the Valley.” In June 1863, Confederate and Union forces clashed in Cumberland County from Shippensburg to Camp Hill. Discover the stories of soldiers, the shelling, and stolen cows, through Civil War artifacts, documents, and photographs. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com
Fall Fun at Paulus Farm Market! - Paulus Farm Market 10/7/2013 - 11/18/2013, Mon-Fri 9-7, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-4 Come enjoy the farm this fall. The fall fun fort is an enclosed farm play space for wee ones, featuring corn and soybean boxes, bouncy horses, mini maze and slides. The hay play is a tent-covered giant straw bale and super slide area for all ages. On the weekends, enjoy hayrides, corn
10/7/2013, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Do you have an interest in genealogy? This session will be helpful to anyone interested in genealogy even if your ancestors are not from Cumberland County. Program will be led by CCHS Librarian, Cara Curtis. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com
Anything Can Happen - Rubendall Recital Hall
10/8/2013, 5:15 PM - 7:00 PM In celebration of this year’s Stellfox Award recipient, Seamus Heaney, the College Choir participates in a master class with a composer who places Heaney’s poetry into new and thought-provoking contexts. 250 West High Street, Carlisle, 717-245-1568, www.dickinson.edu/arts
First Hand: Civil War Era Drawings from the Becker Collection - The Trout Gallery
10/8/2013 - 10/19/2013, Tues-Sat 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM This exhibition features drawings by Joseph Becker and his fellow artists who worked as artist-reporters for Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper. These artists were charged with observing, drawing, and sending back for publication images See Events, G6
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First Fridays in Downtown Mechanicsburg!
Fridays, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM 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. Downtown Mechanicsburg, 717-441-3839, downtownmechanicsburg.com
Fall History Series - Cumberland County Historical Society 10/8/2013 - 10/29/2013, 6:30-8:30 PM – Tuesday Evenings Jeff Wood has presented the Fall Series at the Society since 2000. He is the owner of the Whistlestop Bookshop, pastPresident of the Cumberland County Historical Society and current President of the Bosler Memorial Library. This year’s sessions investigate momentous events in County history and how they affected people in their workaday lives. The 150th anniversary of the Civil War looms large in everyone’s minds these days, and the series will consider it from three different perspectives. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www. historicalsociety.com
Mechanicsburg: A Hometown View of the Civil War - Mechanicsburg Museum Association 10/9/2013 - 10/19/2013, Wed - Sat 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Offers a wide variety of artifacts from the Mechanicsburg area during the time of the Civil War. 2 W. Strawberry Alley, Mechanicsburg, 717-697-6088, www.mechanicsburgmuseum.org
Oktoberfest 2013 - U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center
10/11/2013 - 10/13/2013 There will be fun for all ages, please join the barracks for a good time filled with entertainment, games, activities, friendship and the unveiling of the official brew of the Army War College! City Island, Harrisburg, While at the event, you can 717-234-6500, www. treat yourself with a variety HarrisburgRiverboat. of foods provided by numercom ous vendors, or even enjoy Vince Gill - H. Ric Luhrs the many artisans and craftPerforming Arts Center at ers. 950 Soldiers Drive, Carlisle, Shippensburg University 717-245-4069, www.carl10/10/2013, 8:00 PM One of the most popular isleoktoberfest.com singers in modern Country music, Vince Gill has a love Monty Python’s for Country music, top-notch Spamalot - Carlisle songwriting, and world-class Theatre guitar playing, all wrapped in 10/11/2013 - 10/19/2013 a warm tenor and a quick and Join us for a huge seasoneasy wit. ending finale, featuring the 1871 Old Main Drive, Ship- regional community theatre pensburg, 717-477-SHOW, premiere of Monty Python’s www.luhrscenter.com Spamalot. Lovingly ripped off from the classic film comBay Leaf Kitchen Wreath edy Monty Python and the - The Rosemary House Holy Grail, Spamalot retells 10/10/2013, 7:00 PM - the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round 8:00 PM Create a very easy and quite Table and features a bevy of pretty wreath made with beautiful show girls, not to dried bay leaves, chili pep- mention cows, killer rabbits, pers, cinnamon sticks, dried and French people. 44 West H igh Street, orange and apple pieces and more. Registration required. Carlisle, 717-258-0666, 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-697See Events, G7 Courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
Farmers on the Square - The Square in Historic Downtown Carlisle
Carlisle Indian Industrial School Walking Tour Cumberland County 10/9/2013 - 12/11/2013, Historical Society 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Every Wednesday Locally grown, raised and produced. The market offers many ready-to-eat foods plus cooking demos, kids’ activities and live music. The market moves indoors in November. Location TBA. 2 North Hanover Street, Carlisle, 717-245-1969, farmersonthesquare.com
10/9/2013, 12:00 PM Barbara Landis will lead a tour of the school grounds. Meet at the Cumberland County Historical Society at noon for maps and carpooling logistics. Reservations required. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www. historicalsociety.com
Wait Until Dark Allenberry Resort 10/9/2013, 6:30 PM - 8:00 Inn and Playhouse
Pumpkin Fairy House - The Rosemary House
PM Create a fun fall home for the fairies in your garden as we carve and decorate a small pumpkin to give the week folk a warm and cozy home. Registration required. 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6975111, www.therosemaryhouse.com
10/9/2013 - 11/7/2013 Good versus evil is here in the form of a blind heroine versus three evil crooks. This thrilling play will have you sitting on the edge of your seat in suspense. See website for performance times. 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 800-4305468, www.allenberry.com
Live Creatively Workshop - Carlisle Arts Learning Center 10/9/2013, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Live Creatively Workshop: Dia de los Muertos Nicho Create a “Day of the Dead” niche/object of art. $10 plus $15 material fee 38 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, 717-249-6973, www.carlislearts.org
Jazzin’ on the Pride – Pride of the Susquehanna 10/10/2013 - 10/31/2013, 5:30 PM Enjoy smooth jazz, cool breezes, and cold drinks on the Pride! Make it a weekly stop! Tell your friends to meet on the Pride every Thursday after work to grab a cold beer, refreshing cocktail or appetizer from our Signature Food Menu. Then, sit back & enjoy the music from talented local jazz musicians.
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A Flea in Her Ear - Dickinson College’s Mathers Theater 10/11/2013 - 10/14/2013, Friday, Sat & Mon at 8:00 PM; Sun at 2:00 PM Georges Feydeau’s classic farce about marital mayhem is chock-full of mistaken identities, slamming doors and revolving beds. Holland Union Building, Carlisle, 717-245-1239, www. dickinson.edu/arts
Open House to Celebrate American Craft Week - Colucci & Company 10/11/2013, 6:00 PM 8:00 PM Celebrate American Craft Week with an Open House with jewelry artist Melissa Colucci. 117 North Hanover Street, Suite 100, Carlisle, 717-2435562
Artist Opening, Receptions & More @ CALC - Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC) 10/11/2013 – 10/24/2013 Opening and Artist Reception Friday, Oct. 11: Paintings and Prints, an exhibit featuring oil paintings by Claire Beadon Carnell and etchings by Sarah Anne Frotscher. Through October 12: 2nd Annual Artist Trading Card Show and Swap. On Saturday, Oct. 12, visitors can make their own trading card to add to the wall. Through Oct. 24: Yellow Breeches Chapter of the PA Guild of Craftsmen presents their “2013 Member Challenge”. Teams of members representing different disciplines (woodworking,jewelry, felting, painting, and more) come together to create one collaborative “Critter”. The critters are on exhibit and will
be auctioned off at the chap38 West Pomfret Street, ters Fall into Fine Craft show Carlisle, 717-249-6973 (Oct. 26 and 27) to benefit the Atma Trio - Rubendall PA Guild’s building fund. 38 West Pomfret Street, Recital Hall Carlisle, 717-249-6973 10/12/2013, 7:00 PM Atma Trio presents RobCrossing: Train ert Pound’s musical telling Art & Memorabilia of Strindberg’s The Dance - Landis House of Death; Trio in C minor 10/11/2013 - 11/8/2013, Op. 1, No. 3 by Ludwig van Wed & Fri 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Beethoven; and the magnifiThis exhibition offers cur- cent Trio in A minor by Maurent train-themed artwork rice Ravel. 250 West High Street, and relics from the railroad past donated for public dis- Carlisle, 717-245-1568, www. play by local historical or- dickinson.edu/arts ganizations and train enthusiasts. Includes antiques Meet the Author: (lanterns, engine numbers, Jenny Milchman ticket punches, china and - Mechanicsburg signs), maps and photo- Mystery Bookshop graphs of the railroad as it 10/13/2013, 2:00 PM passed through Perry County Jenny Milchman will join us and more. to talk about her debut nov67 N. Fourth Street, New- el Cover of Snow. The book port, 717-567-3314, www. has received high praise and perrycountyarts.org gained many fans. Reservations required. New Cumberland 6 Clouser Road, MechanFarmers Market icsburg, 717-795-7470, www. - Downtown New mysterybooksonline.com
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10/12/2013 - 11/23/2013, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM, Every Saturday Shoppers are able to pick up produce, baked goods and prepared foods at the seasonal farmers market. The market offers space for 25 vendors including local farmers and producers as well as artists and those selling prepared foods. Corner of Bridge & Fourth Streets, New Cumberland, 717-774-8789
J.B. by Archibald MacLeish - Calvin and Janet High Center for Worship and Performing Arts
10/16/2013 - 10/20/2013 Inspired by the Old Testament’s Job, this play within a play tells the story of a perfect and upright man name J.B. Two circus clowns take on the roles of God and Satan as they debate J.B.’s devotion to the Great Creator. A post-perFirst Meeting of formance conversation takes place on Sunday. “DRAW” - Carlisle One College Avenue, MeArts Learning Center chanicsburg, 717-691-6036, 10/12/2013, 10:30 AM www.messiah.edu/theT h e f i rs t m e e t i n g o f “DRAW” - an artists’ group atretickets meeting once a month to dis- Artists of the Civil War cuss art, work, artwork, and in the United States to draw, paint, brainstorm and create together. Facilitat- - Mechanicsburg ed by professional artists and Museum Association instructors. 10/16/2013, 12:00 PM
Paintings, portraits, and prints, plus the advent of battlefield photography served to portray the realities of the Civil War for the public. Refreshments will be served. 2 W. Strawberry Alley, Mechanicsburg, 717-697-6088
Park and Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Guests will be treated to cool evening temperatures and vibrant foliage in a hike through the Cumberland Valley during the last days of autumn. Boiling Springs & Gardners, 717-258-5771
Introduction to Meditation: A Workshop Civil War Walking with Bhante Sujatha Tour of Carlisle - Barefoot Yoga and – Cumberland County Wellness Studio Historical Society 10/16/2013, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM What is meditation? For thousands of years, human beings have practiced refined techniques of mental focusing, designed to change the habitual conditioning of the mind. Central to many spiritual and philosophical traditions and known in English as “meditation,” these practices are considered a major means for enhanced awareness and self-mastery. 130 A Gettysburg Pike, Mechanicsburg, 717-610-1200, www.barefootwellnessstudio.com
The Herbal Medicine Maker - The Rosemary House 10/17/2013, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Moving beyond tinctures, extracts, teas, and infusions, this class will cover lozenges, syrups, vinegars, honeys, moxa, herbal jello and other forms of herbal medicine. Registration required. 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6975111, www.therosemaryhouse.com
Fall Foliage Hike - Children’s Lake & Pine Grove Furnace State Park 10/17/2013, 6:00 PM The final Third Thursday event of the season, hosted by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, will take be fall foliage hike at Children’s Lake
10/19/2013, 10 AM Tours are led by volunteer Civil War walking guides. Meet at Cumberland County Historical Society. Reservations required. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com
Gallery Saturday Art Reception - 2nd Floor Gallery
CYP’s 2nd Annual Historic Home Tour - Historic Downtown Carlisle
10/19/2013, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Whether you are a Yankee or a Confederate, please join us for an afternoon of local history as we tour Civil War era homes and businesses in downtown Carlisle. Our “campaign” will begin with registration at the Comfort Suites. Food, drinks, and a brief history of the home will be provided at each of the tour stops. Following the tour we will return to the Comfort Suites for an after party open to all participants. 10 South Hanover Street, Carlisle, 717-422-7148, cyphometour2013.eventbrite. com
DEAREST HOME to perform in Carlisle - First Evangelical 10/19/2013, 6:00 PM - Lutheran Church
9:00 PM During the month of October, 2nd Floor Gallery will feature the oil and watercolor paintings of Linda Buckwalter. Linda’s works feature landscapes, florals and an occasional abstract 105 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6970502, www.2ndFloorGallery. com
10/20/2013, 3:00 - 4:30 PM DEAREST HOME will perform at First Lutheran Church, sponsored by the Fine Arts at First Artist Series. The Gettysburg-based folk ensemble will recreate the Civil War Era in period attire by presenting authentic American music popular during that time. The concert is free and open to the public. 21 S. Bedford Street, Howard Hanna Kids Carlisle, 717-249-3310, www. Care 5k - Carlisle Airport firstlutherancarlisle.org 10/19/2013, 9:00 AM start time; registration at 7:30 AM Carlisle Halloween T h e H o w a r d H a n n a Parade Carlisle office is proud to par10/21/2013, 7:00 PM ticipate in the Children’s Free Come out and enjoy the Care Fund charity events. best parade Carlisle has to All monies raised will be do- offer with the thousands of nated directly to the Penn other spectators! The parade State Hershey Children’s is fair weather only, no rain Hospital & Pinnacle Health. date. 415 Franklin Street, Carlisle, This is “cross-country” style 717-243-3318, www.carlislecourse. 228 Petersburg Road, pa.org Carlisle, 717-961-9351, www. See Events, G8 KidsCare5k.com
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Abyssinian: A Gospel Celebration - Calvin and Janet High Center for Worship and Performing Arts 10/21/2013, 7:30 PM Abyssinian: A gospel celebration featuring the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis and Chorale Le Chateau conducted by Damien Sneed. One College Avenue, Mechanicsburg, 717-691-6036, www.messiah.edu/tickets
Edible Gifts with Herbs - The Rosemary House 10/22/2013, 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Everyone loves a homemade gift! Instructions to make vinegars, flavored oils, mustards, liqueurs, beverage mixes, herbal rice and other seasoning blends all made with either fresh or dried herbs will be shared. Registration required. 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6975111, www.therosemaryhouse.com
25th Anniversary Gala - Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat 10/23/2013, 5:30 PM 7:00 PM Join us for food, music, silent auction, cruising, fun, and much more to celebrate the Pride’s 25th Anniversary and raise funds for our 501c-3 non-profit organization & Community service projects! City Island, Harrisburg, www.HarrisburgRiverboat. com
Crimes Against Nature: Conservation Law & the History of Wildlife Protection in the SM Region
10/24/2013, 7:00 PM From state hunting seasons to international bans on ivory, conservation law plays an important part in wildlife protection here in South Mountain and around the world. Chad Eyler of the Pennsylvania Game Commission will explore the evolution of conservation law in the South Mountain region and across the nation. His talk will be followed by a panel discussion with experts bringing attention to contemporary issues. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-258-5771 Cumberland Valley Race Series:
Fall Down on the Trail 5k Race and Trail Hike - Cumberland Valley Rail Trail 10/26/2013, 5k race at 9:00 AM An out-and-back 5k (3.1 mile) race on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail beginning and ending at the Newville Trailhead. The course is gently uphill until the turn around and downhill back to the finish. All proceeds benefit the Cumberland Valley Rails-toTrails Council, a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. The Annual Fall Down on the Trail Hike begins at 10:30 am at the Newville Trailhead and ends in Oakville. A return shuttle will be provided. There is no fee for the hike or shuttle. Lunch will be available at the Oakville Methodist Church for a small fee. 23 McFarland Street, Newville, 717-300-1337, www.timberhilltiming.com
Fall Into Fine Craft - Carlisle Expo Center
10/26/2013 - 10/27/2013, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Plan to attend the Yellow Breeches Chapter of - Shippensburg Univer- the Pennsylvania Guild of sity Campus, Ceddia Union Craftsmen annual fine craft Building MPR show and sale where hand-
made works of Chapter members will be featured. At the show, you will find a wide range of fine art and craft including: jewelry, pottery, textiles, furniture, and much more. 100 K Street, Carlisle, 717431-8706, www.ybcrafts.org
The Australian Bee Gees Show - H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University 10/26/2013, 8:00 PM Join us for a celebration of one of the most influential and famous musical groups of all time. Their recordbreaking music is captured on stage with mesmerizing resemblance in sound and mannerisms. The Australian Bee Gees Show is a multimedia theatrical concert experience that takes a nostalgic trip through the legacy of the Bee Gees while celebrating over four decades of the infectious music written and performed by the Gibb brothers 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-477-SHOW, www.luhrscenter.com
Let’s Ruminate About Ruminants! - Dickinson College Farm 10/26/2013, 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Do you know what is ruminant is? Come take a walk around the farm with us to learn all about cows and sheep. Registration deadline is October 23. 553 Park Drive, Boiling Springs, 717-245-1969, blogs.dickinson.edu/farm/ youth
Willow Mill Fall Fest - Stony Ridge Park 10/26/2013, 10:00 AM 4:00 PM Activities will include Hay Rides through the Park, Seasonal Foods & Baked Goods, 50+ Arts & Craft Vendors,
Pumpkins, Howl-O-Ween for Hounds Costume Contest, Lumberjack Competitions, Inflatables, BMX Pro Riders Stunt Show & Bike Safety, music by Colebrook Road, Laredo, Freely Capture, CV Dance Performance, and more. 50 Bernheisel Bridge Road, Carlisle, 717-766-1657
5111, www.therosemaryGarlic! Garlic! and More house.com Garlic! Dinner! Join us at our 21st annual and hauntingly Lincoln’s Stops delightful garlic dinner with at Harrisburg the stinking rose featured in Mechanicsburg every course (even dessert). Reservations required. Museum Association 120 South Market Street, Passenger Station Mechanicsburg, 717-69710/27/2013, 2:00 PM Join Jim Schmick, owner 5111, www.therosemaryof Civil War and More Book house.com
Store in Mechanicsburg, as he presents a detailed account of Lincoln’s stops in Central Pennsylvania. Re10/26/2013 - 10/27/2013, freshments will be served. Sat 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM; 2 W. Strawberry Alley, MeSun 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM chanicsburg, 717-697-6088 The annual Fall Furnace Festival features food and Pine Grove Furnace: 250 craft vendors, live entertain- Years of History, 1763 ment, Environmental Edu- to 2013 - Appalachian cation programs, historiTrail Museum cal demonstrations, hikes, 10/27/2013, 2:00 PM hayrides, pumpkin carvCome see and hear through ing, scarecrow making, kids crafts and campsite decorat- pictures and presentation ing. Saturday night’s event is how the Pine Grove Furnace Hairy Hand Pumpkin Float area was operated and transformed from an early fronProgram at Fuller Beach. 1100 Pine Grove Road, tier settlement to an awardwinning Pennsylvania State Gardners, 717-486-7174 Park. Brahms @ 180 1120 Pine Grove Road, Gardners, 717-486-8126, Rubendall Recital Hall www.atmuseum.org 10/27/2013, 4:00 PM To commemorate Brahms’ Journey of 2,000 Miles: 180th birthday year, violinist The Appalachian Trail Blanka Bednarz, violist Peter - Carlisle Theatre Minkler, cellist Yoni Draib10/29/2013, 7:00 PM late and pianist Andrea SoCome join us for our 2013 kol-Albert will perform the composer’s piano quarters in Membership Drive and help protect the Appalachian C minor and G minor. 250 West High Street, Trail! Join us as we watch the Carlisle, 717-245-1568, film: Appalachian Impressions in theaters. Attendees www.dickinson.edu/arts will also have the opportuA Hauntingly Delightful nity to hear real stories from the people that have hiked Halloween Tea - The the 2,180-mile Trail as well Rosemary House as those who volunteer to 10/27/2013, 1:00 PM protect and maintain it. Buy 3:00 PM Clever culinary artist, tickets online. 44 West H igh Street, Nancy Reppert, will create a delightful afternoon tea par- Carlisle
5th Annual Fall Furnace Fest - Pine Grove Furnace State Park
ty for you to enjoy with your family and friends. Costumes encouraged! Registration required. 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-697-
Garlic Dinner and Program - The Rosemary House 10/30/2013, From: 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Earth, Wind & Fire — “Now, Then & Forever” Tour
- H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University 10/30/2013, 8:00 PM During the 1970s, a new brand of Pop music was born — one that was steeped in African and African-American styles — particularly Jazz and R&B but appealed to a broader cross-section of the listening public. Earth, Wind & Fire embraced this style and bridge the gap that has often separated the musical tastes of black and white America. They combined high-caliber musicianship, wide-ranging musical genre eclecticism, and 70s multicultural spiritualism. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-477-SHOW, www.luhrscenter.com
Jim Belushi & The Chicago Board of Comedy
- H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University 11/2/2013, 8:00 PM With more than 30 years of experience and an alumnus of Saturday Night Live and Chicago’s famed Second City, Jim Belushi is now bringing to the stage an improvised comedy sketch show featuring members of the Chicago Board of Comedy. 1871 Old Main Drive, See Events, G10
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Come visit and shop for wonderful gifts of all kinds. Shippensburg, 717-477- All local vendors offering SHOW, www.luhrscenter. original handmade and specom cialty items. 421 Deerfield Rd, Camp Carlisle Christmas Hill, 717-737-0051, www. Craft Show - Carlisle christchurchcamphill.org
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11/2/2013, 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Join local genealogist, Deborah Sweaney, to learn more about Genealogy. Reservations required. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com Cumberland Valley Birthday Party for AT Race Series: 5k Founder Myron Avery - Appalachian Trail Museum Fun Run/Walk for 11/3/2013, 2:00 PM Alzheimer’s Myron Avery was born on 11/2/2013 November 3, 1899. He was Holiday Gifts and Part of the Cumberland a husband, father, lawyer, More - Christ Valley Race Series, MenPresbyterian Church no Haven’s Annual 5k Fun 11/2/2013, 8:30 AM - 2:00 Run/Walk for Alzheimer’s See Events, G12 benefits Alzheimer’s AssoPM 11/2/2013, 7:00 PM A Save the Carlisle Theatre Benefit Chaz DePaolo offers hard rockin’ blues fusion. 44 West H igh Street, Carlisle, 717-258-0666, www.carlisletheatre.org
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Events Continued from G10 hiker, outdoorsman and explorer who, at an early age, fell in love with the mountain Katahdin, located in his home state of Maine and now at the northern end of the Appalachian Trail. Avery went on to lead the building of this 2,215+ mile hiking path. Come learn about this special outdoorsman — from birth through adulthood — who is credited with completion of the AT. 1120 Pine Grove Road, Gardners, 717-486-8126, www.atmuseum.org
US Army Field Band & Soldiers’ Chorus
for the United States Army, the Field Band travels thousands of miles each year throughout the nation and abroad, keeping the will of the American people behind the members of the armed forces and supporting diplomatic efforts around the world. Along with the Soldiers’ Chorus, this 65-member Concert Band presents a powerful and diverse program of marches, overtures, popular music, patriotic selections and instrumental and vocal solos. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-4777469
Big Band and Small - H. Ric Luhrs Performing Ensemble - Rubendall Arts Center at Shippensburg Recital Hall
son Jazz Ensemble perform music from the early 20th century. 250 West High Street, Carlisle, 717-245-1568, www.dickinson.edu/arts
Camp Michaux Walking Tour - Pine Grove Furnace State Park 11/9/2013, 1 PM David Smith will lead the popular Camp Michaux Walking Tour. Meet at the furnace in Pine Grove State Park. Reservations required. 1120 Pine Grove Road, Gardners, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com
Cumberland Valley Race Series: Dash for Drew
11/9/2013 Part of the Cumberland 11/8/2013, 7:00 PM University The Dickinson Improvi- Valley Race Series, Dash for 11/6/2013, 7:30 PM As the premier tour- sation and Collaboration See Events, G13 ing musical representative Ensemble and the Dickin-
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For reservations or information please contact us: 717-486-4108 · ironmasterspinegrove@gmail.com www.ironmastersMansion.com · 1212 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners
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Continued from G12 Drew is a 2 mile race. 300 S. Ridge Avenue, GreGenealogy Workshop encastle, 717-300-1337, - Cumberland County cvraceseries.us/CVRSEvHistorical Society ents.php 11/11/2013, 6:30 PM Junie B. Jones 8:30 PM Join local genealogist, - H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippens- Deborah Sweaney, to learn more about Genealogy. Resburg University 11/9/2013, 11:00 AM & ervations required. 21 North P itt Street, 2:00 PM Outspoken, precocious, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, lovable Junie B. Jones stars www.historicalsociety.com in a colorful, funny, fastpaced musical about new Mamma Mia! - H. Ric Luhrs Performing friends, new glasses, sugar cookies, the annual kickball Arts Center at Shippenstournament, and other var- burg University 11/12/2013, 7:30 PM ious first-grade angst-ridA mother. A daughter. 3 den situations. It is appropossible dads. And a trip priate for grades K-5. 1871 Old Main Drive, down the aisle you’ll nevShippensburg, 717-477- er forget! Over 45 million SHOW, www.luhrscenter. people have fallen in love with the characters, the com
story and the music that make Mamma Mia the ultimate feel-good show! The story-telling magic of ABBA’s timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-477SHOW, www.luhrscenter. com
When Santa Met Sally - Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 11/13/2013 - 12/22/2013 Ever wonder how Mrs. Claus became Mrs. Claus? Or for that matter, how Santa became Santa? Join us to learn the true tale of how Santa and Mars. Claus met and fell in love. See website See Events, G14
Kings Gap Environmental
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• More than 1,400 acres of forest on South Mountain west of Mount Holly Springs • The grounds are open year-round from sunrise to sunset • Sixteen miles of hiking trails • The 38-room Cameron-Masland Mansion and its garden • The center offers a variety of free natural history programs • From hiking to backpacking, family camping for beginners, kayaking and orienteering, Kings Gap offers many free or low-priced recreational programs. • Retreat weekends in the Cameron-Masland Mansion
For additional information or a complete program listing, call:
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Kings Gap Environmental Education Center 500 Kings Gap Road, Carlisle, PA 17015 Visit the “Friends of Kings Gap” at: www.friendsofkingsgap.org
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We offer four convenient ways to purchase your 2013 3 Mason-Dixon Wine Trail Wine Just Off The Vine tickets: s: • Order online at www.masondixonwinetrail.com • Call 1-888-858-YORK between the hours of 9:30 a.m. .m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. • Visit the York County Convention & Visitors Bureau’s Downtown Visitors Center located at 155 West Market Street, York, PA 17401 between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. • Purchase at any one of our 23 participating wineries beginning on Thursday, September 19. For a complete list of wineries, see the column on the left side of this webpage. • More than 20 participating wineries! Entrance fee includes special commemorative wine glass and tastings as well as food pairings.
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Events Continued from G13 for performance times. 1559 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, 800-4305468, www.allenberry.com
Harlem Wizards Basketball Spectacular - Cumberland Valley High School-Dome Gym 11/14/2013, 6:00 PM 10:00 PM The evening promises to be a fun filled event that is great for kids and adults and will guarantee to put a smile on your face! At a Wizards game, fans will witness amazing basketball talent combined with hilarious comedy. 6746 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, 717-3861904, www.harlemwizards. com The Dance Show - Dickinson College’s
Mathers Theater 11/15/2013 - 11/17/2013, Friday & Saturday at 8:00 PM; Sunday at 2:00 PM Curated by Sarah Skaggs, director of dance, The Dance Show explores that age-old conflict between art and spectacle-technique in mesmerizing, poetic ways. Student dancers perform works by exciting contemporary choreographers, including New Yorkbased guest-artist Pam Tanowitz. Holland Union Building, Carlisle, 717-245-1239, www.dickinson.edu/arts
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Minicucci. 105 South Market Street, 717-697-0502, www.2ndFloorGallery.com
Fields of Gold: Vocal Music Through the Centuries - Rubendall Recital Hall 11/16/2013, 7:00 PM The acclaimed vocalists in Singer Pur present a cappella music from medieval times to today, including traditional songs, new commissions, jazz and improvisational pieces, art songs and avant-garde works. 250 West High Street, Carlisle, 717-245-1568, www.dickinson.edu/arts
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Events Continued from G14 11/19/2013 The Lincoln Fellowship, in association with the National Park Service, Gettysburg College, and the Gettysburg Foundation, commemorates the dedication of the National Cemetery and the Gettysburg Address. There will be a wreath-laying ceremony at Soldiers’ National Monument at 9:30 a.m. followed by the Dedication Day ceremony at 10:00 a.m. The ceremony will feature the US Marine Corps Band and a keynote speaker. Limited seating is available. Please bring your own lawn chair. Dress warmly. Gettysburg, 717-253-2443, www.lincolnfellowship.org
An Evening with Molly Ringwald - Carlisle Theatre
11/21/2013, 8:00 PM A Save the Carlisle Theatre BenefitJoin us for a evening with Molly Ringwald. 44 West H igh Street, Carlisle, 717-258-0666, www.carlisletheatre.org
Trace Adkins Holiday Show
Call the Box Office at: 717-258-0666 On-line Ticketing at: www.CarlisleTheatre.Org
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Dickinson Orchestra and College Choir First Evangelical Lutheran Church 11/24/2013, 4:00 PM The Dickinson Orchestra and College Choir, directed by Robert Pound and Amy Wlodarski, present an afternoon of classical music featuring Fairouz’s oratorio Anything Can Happen, Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Springs, and the winner of the 2013 student-concerto competition. 21 S. Bedford Street, Carlisle, 717-245-1568, www. dickinson.edu/arts
- H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University 11/21/2013, 8:00 PM Trace Adkins is one of Country music’s most accomplished entertainers. His trademark baritone has powered countless hits to the top of the charts and turned albums into Platinum plaques, selling over 10 million al- Shippensburg bums cumulatively. Trace is touring with his special holi- University Community day show which will certain- Orchestra Fall Concert ly start your holidays off on - H. Ric Luhrs the perfect note. 1871 Old Main Drive, ShipSee Events, G16 pensburg, 717-477-SHOW,
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SPAMALOT Carlisle Theatre Company Live Theatre Performance October 11,12,17,18, 19 at 7:30 pm October 13 at 2:00 pm
Singing jazz standards very convincingly. She handles both ballads and uptempo tracks with confidence and ease. Jazz, as she explains, is in her DNA. A Save the Theatre Event
PHIL DIRT & THE DOZERS: Rockin’ Christmas
November 21, 2013 at 8:00 pm VIP Meet & Greet at 6:00 pm
America’s premiere “Rock ‘N R’oldies” With their musical talent, high energy and contagious sense of humor, Phil Dirt & The Dozers will transport you to another time and place. December 6, 2013 at 7:30 pm
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SOMETHING’S AFOOT: A MUSICAL WHODUNIT Carlisle Theatre Company Live Theatre Performance April 25 & 26, 2014 at 7:30 pm April 27 at 2 pm
A spectacular blend of virtuosi instrumental talents, beautiful vocals, captivating arrangements and stunning step dancing. March 1, 2014 at 7:30 pm
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Pine Grove Furnace State Park
Events Continued from G15 Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University 11/24/2013, 3:00 PM The Shippensburg University Community Orc h e s t ra , co n d u c te d by Mark Hartman, will play a concert of familiar music and new music. Praised for “exemplary bravura” and “expressive animation,” oboist Sandra Gerster will premier Concerto da Camera for Oboe and Strings by Shippensburg University Professor Dennis Ritz. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-477SHOW, www.luhrscenter.com
11/25/2013 - 1/4/2014 An opportunity to “give local” and to support independent designers and artists in the area. Join us for our holiday open house on December 1 f ro m 1 p m to 5 p m w i t h free gift wrap and treats. 38 West Pomfret Street, Carlisle, 717-249-6973, www.carlislearts.org
Cumberland Valley Race Series: 4th Annual Shippensburg Turkey Trot 5k
- Shippensburg Memorial Park 11/28/2013, Registration at 7:15 AM Part of the Cumberland Valley Race Series, the 4th Annual Shippensburg Turkey Trot 5k and fun walk Art for the Holidays! proceeds will benefit Ship- Carlisle Arts Learning pensburg King’s Kettle. Center (CALC) Park Place, Shippensburg,
Open year round Mon thru Sat, 10 - 4 125 Potato Road • Carlisle, PA 17015 717-776-6029 For upcoming classes & events visit:
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Sweet Remembrances Annual Holiday Tea - The Rosemary House 11/29/2013, 11:00 AM or 1:30 PM O u r te a ro o m w i l l b e o p e n t h e Fr i d a y a f te r Thanksgiving to serve a traditional Holiday Tea. A brilliant way for you to entertain guests or just get together with some friends and family to relax. Assorted tea sandwiches, fruit, hot scones, miniature desserts and a bottomless pot of hot tea served in a delicate china cup. Call to reserve. 120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 7 1 7 - 6 9 7 - 5 1 1 1 , w w w. therosemaryhouse.com See Events, G17
Fall Furnace Fest Saturday, October 26th 11am-7pm Sunday, October 27th 12-5pm
Come and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Pine Grove Furnace State Park, the cool fall weather and the many fun and entertaining activities that include: • Pumpkin carving & painting, candle dipping • Demonstrations include: Chainsaw carving, charcoal making, blacksmithing, apple cider making, broom making • Hay Rides • Live alpacas • Over 70 craft and food vendors • Live music both days
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Getting to the art of Central Pennsylvania By Deborah L. Hershey For the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau Tree-lined streets, patrons strolling from one gallery to the next, live music drifting in the evening air...Bucks County? No, right here in the midstate! The creative spirit is alive and well in the Cumberland Valley and the evidence is everywhere. Galleries, art centers, shops and artists’ studios are the treasures of the area’s cities and small towns. Lo-
cal arts events and fine craft fairs celebrate the blend of traditional craft and fine art that is unique to this area of Pennsylvania. Jewelry, musical instruments, furniture, pottery, textiles—handcrafted items of beauty and function; fine art—paintings, sculpture, photography—the offerings are as limitless as they are diverse. This artistic energy is building force, gaining momentum. More and more, our area is seen as a destination for those in search of
true American arts and fine crafts. The Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen, one of the largest and most respected craft guilds in the country, has one of its largest and fastest-growing chapters based in Carlisle. The Yellow Breeches Chapter of the PGC has seen a 30% jump in its membership rolls since early 2012. Active guild member Paula Lewis credits the shared encouragement and support of fellow members—among
them artisans whose work is highly sought-after, collected internationally, even gracing the covers of magazines. Recognizing the benefits to our area’s quality of living, the Yellow Breeches Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen opens its membership to anyone with an interest in the arts. The Village Artisans Gallery, a top 10 retailer of American Craft in the nation, is located in Boiling Springs. Owner PJ Heyman
credits the large number of visitors from outside the area with helping to keep the gallery in the black. She cites the appeal of the area geographically—its convenience as a stopping place to those traveling east to west, as well as those traveling north to south. These visitors, she says, are drawn to items crafted by local artisans. Networking among local restaurants, hotels, B&Bs, and other area attractions is essential for promoting all area busi-
ness, PJ Heyman says, but it is especially helpful in increasing the awareness of the arts and artisans in this area. Community art walks, exhibits, festivals and shows are also enjoying an increase in popularity and attendance from visitors to our area. “First Fridays” in Mechanicsburg and “First Saturdays—Art in Carlisle” in Carlisle showcase local galleries and the artists they represent. The
One College Avenue, Me- mas” show offers a wide chanicsburg, 717-691-6036 range of this greatest hits and holiday classics as only Central PA Youth Bal- the smooth vocals of Orlanlet Performs George Bal- do can deliver. 1871 Old Main Drive, Shipanchine’s The Nutcracker™ pensburg, 717-477-SHOW, - Whitaker Center www.luhrscenter.com
120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, 717-6975111, www.therosemaryhouse.com
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Performing Arts Center at County Historical Society Shippensburg University
Pinecone Garland Crea t i o n - T h e Rose m a ry 12/5/2013, 7:30 PM House Have yourself a Celtic little Christmas! Due to 12/2/2013, 6:30 overwhelming demand, PM to 8:30 PM the enchanting Irish music This charming pinecone sensation Celtic Woman is garland is the perfect ac- back again performing their cent to a doorway or mantel beloved Christmas songs in piece. You can use it inside a unique and festive tradifor years or it can be used tional symphonic setting. outside as well. Reservations This unparalleled all-female required. ensemble continues to stun 120 South Market Street, with this family favorite celMechanicsburg, 717-697- ebrating the holidays with 5111, www.therosemary- glitz and gusto. house.com 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, 717-477-SHOW, Kaoru Watanabe Ensem- www.luhrscenter.com ble - Rubendall Recital Hall Phil Dirt & The Dozers 12/5/2013, 7:00 PM Carlisle Theatre Internationally renowned musicians Kaoru Watanbe, 12/6/2013, 7:30 PM Sumie Kaneko, and Satoshi Join the Carlisle Theatre as Takeishi perform a blend of we welcome back Phil Dirt & Japanese classical music and The Dozers for their Rockcontemporary improvisa- in’ Holiday Show along with tion. their ever-popular music 250 West High Street, from the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Carlisle, 717-245-1568, 44 West H igh Street, www.dickinson.edu/arts Carlisle, 717-258-0666, www.carlisletheatre.org Celtic Woman: Home for Christmas — The SymH o l i d ay E x h i b i t : A l l phony Tour - H. Ric Luhrs A b oa rd - C u m b e rl a n d
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Come in to the museum for the magic of toy trains and tracks in our holiday exhibit. 21 North P itt Street, Carlisle, 717-249-7610, 12/14/2013 & 12/15/2013 www.historicalsociety.com Toys come alive in CPYB’s enchanting production of Holiday Family Program George Balanchine’s The - Cumberland County His- Nutcracker™! Be delighted torical Society by the dazzling costumes, charming sets and accom12/7/2013, 10:00 plished dancers as CPYB’s AM - 12:00 PM signature production unFree program featuring folds before your eyes in this Christmas crafts, treats, and most beloved masterpiece. 222 Market Street, Harrisholiday fun for the family. Bring your camera for a free burg, 717-221-8201, www. whitakercenter.org photo with Santa. 21 North P itt Street, Tony Orlando’s Great Carlisle, 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com American Christmas - H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Messiah College Christ- Center at Shippensburg mas Concert - Calvin and University Janet High Center for Wor12/17/2013, 8:00 PM ship and Performing Arts No entertainer can move 12/8/2013, 8:00 PM and excite an audience like Various music department Tony Orlando. One of the ensembles perform at the America’s most endearing annual Christmas Concert and enduring stars, Orlando sponsored by the Messiah is celebrating more than 50 College Department of Mu- years in show business. His sic. “Great American Christ-
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Gallery Saturday Art ReWelcome the New Year ception - 2nd Floor Gallery with the annual dropping 12/21/2013 - 12/21/2013, of the 8.5 foot wrench midnight on East Main Street. 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Downtown MechanicsThe Gift of Art and the Art burg of Giving: Whether they are on your naughty or nice list, First Night Carlisle a gift of art is a gift to treasure. Finish your holiday 12/31/2012 shopping with these two exFirst Night® is a famhibits of original miniatures and the annual Holiday Art ily-oriented, non-alcoholic celebration of the arts Sale. 105 South Market Street, held on New Year’s Eve on 717-697-0502, http:// the streets of downtown www.2ndFloorGallery.com Carlisle. Downtown Carlisle Elegant Candlelight Evening Tea - The Rosemary Anchor Drop in ShipHouse pensburg
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Brews and baubles in Cumberland Valley Cumberland Valley is home to gifted craftsmen that make everything from beer to home decor to jewelry. Whether you’re wearing, displaying or tasting these fine artisan crafts, you’ll be sure to love every moment of this handmade weekend. Begin your trip in historic downtown Carlisle. History on High - The Shop is home to a collection of locally crafted treasures. Find jewelry, soaps, ornaments, cards, pottery and more tucked into this cozy shop. The shop is also home to the Cumberland Valley Visitors Center. Pick up any of the 300+ brochures, flyers and guides on display. Whether you are looking for local or regional attraction information, dining suggestions, or great places to shop, we’ve got you covered! Your next stop is within walking distance. Colucci & Company’s beautiful jewelry is crafted on-site, and if you’re lucky, you might see the shop owner and crafter at work. The shop also carries an assortment of other artisan crafts including pottery, photo frames and glass. It will be hard to pick which restaurant to have
lunch at, but some suggestions include Café Bruges or Market Cross Pub & Brewery. Café Bruges serves traditional Belgian fare including savory crepes and mussels, and offers a large selection of Belgian beers. Market Cross Pub & Brewery serves traditional English fare including fish and chips and shepherd’s pie, but the most memorable part of the menu is the selection of over 250 beers from all around the world! Market Cross also carries a selection of their own brews on tap. Nex t , e n joy c r u i s i n g through the scenic countryside as you travel to Meadowbrooke Gourds. The largest gourd manufacturer in the country, this family-owned business grows, cleans and crafts gourdeous creations. Tours are given during special weekend events, but even a stroll through the whimsical storefront will show why this hidden gem was featured on the Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs”. No artisan craft tour would be complete without stopping for a sweet temptation at Brittle Bark in Mechanicsburg. Featured on
the “Rachel Ray Show”, this unique manufacturer creates gourmet chocolates and their signature Brittle Bark. The more unusual offerings include chocolate dipped cookies, chips, rice krispie
American craft, to recognize how it enriches our lives, contributes to the national economy, and to the fabric of our national history. Local galleries and artists’ studios are participating with Open House events, interactive art projects, special exhibits and Arts festivals FB01>ll the calendars of our local communities. Downtown Carlisle’s Harvest of the Arts is held an-
nually on the last Saturday of September and continues to grow in size. The Yellow Breeches Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen will hold Fall into Fine Craft, the FB01>rst indoor FB01>ne craft show in the Cumberland Valley, at the Carlisle Expo Center on October 26th and 27th. Just in its second year, the show is becoming as much a destination as the FB01>ne
treats and cheesecake. End your day at Appalachian Brewing Company (ABC) in Camp Hill. ABC is a local brewpub with a handful of locations scattered throughout Central
PA. They feature their own hand-crafted beer, as well as a different seasonal beer each month. The menu offers a fun variety of modern favorites with a twist, as well as a smattering of huge burgers, including The Sasquatch. Extend your journey to the whole weekend! Visit the Sweetest Place o n E a r t h to l ea r n h ow the iconic Hershey Bar is manufactured at Hershey’s Chocolate World. Your free tour includes everything from singing cows to a free chocolate sample at the end. Browse the giant gift store for unusual and hard-to-find chocolate flavors and giant, fivepound, Hershey Bars. Take a self-guided tour,
or reserve your spot on a guided tour, for Troeg’s Brewing Company. Either way, you’ll learn how the beer is fermented and bottled, and enjoy a tasting of their signature beers. Wrap up your weekend at Al’s of Hampden. In between bites of pizza, wings and other pizzeria specialties, enjoy one of the 99 beers on tap, including a selection of brews made in-house. Cumberland Valley offers a wide selection of other brews and baubles to u n cove r. S ta r t w i t h w i n e r i e s, a r t ga l l e r i e s and a special selection of Made in the Valley products. Discover these and more at VisitCumberland Valley.com.
summer shows in neighboring Lancaster County and in State College. The growing arts and FB01>ne crafts momentum is drawing even more interest to this area which is already known for its beautiful vistas and historic signiFB01>cance. The Cumberland Valley continues to FB02>ourish as an area rich in diversity and cultural pursuits, an area that values
its artisans and the color they add to the landscape of central Pennsylvania. For more information, please visit the following websites: • Events Calendar on www.VisitCumberlandValley.com • Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen: www.pacrafts. org • Yellow Breeches Chapter of the PGC and Fall into
Fine Craft: www.ybcrafts. org • Village Artisans Gallery: www.villageartisansgallery. com • American Craft Week: www.AmericanCraftWeek. com • Harvest of the Arts: www.harvestofthearts.com • PA Artisan Trails: www. paartisantrails.com • Rt. 15 By Way of the Arts: www.Rt15Arts.com
Photos by Meadowbrooke Gourds, Courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
Art Continued from G17 casual atmosphere, often combined with wine-tasting and live music attracts patrons from near and far. American Craft Week (October 4-13), a national event in its 4th year has taken root in the midstate. A project of CRAFT (Craft Retailers & Artists for Tomorrow), the event is an opportunity to celebrate the wonders of
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State parks events ring in the season Cumberland Valley is home to three state parks, Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, Pine Grove Furnace State Park and Colonel Denning State Park. These parks are often thought of as a summer destination with great places to hike, cool down in the lakes, and gather outdoors with friends and family. The parks offer unique, seasonal events and activities in the upcoming months to remind you that they have just as much to offer when the weather cools down. • Even a simple day hike when the leaves start to change offers a new perspective on the Valley’s outdoor beauty. Find recommendations for fun hikes on VisitCumberlandValley. com/10hikes. View a sampling of the park’s upcoming events below and start planning your outdoor adventure today.
KINGS GAP ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER Golden Trails: More Talk, Less Walk – October 8th Carl Leinbach will lead a leisurely trail exploration for hikers who would prefer to take time to look closely at the curiosities of the natural world rather than covering distance. Bring your cameras, field guides and stories to share during a 1.0-1.5 mile hike over fairly flat terrain with an uneven walking surface. Water and sturdy shoes are recommended, and trekking poles, if you have them. This event is designed for older adults who enjoy socializing while hiking at a relaxed pace. The program is free but registration is required by phone: 717-4863799. Mountain Retreat - Hawks and Owls – October 19th & 20th
Enjoy the comforts of the historic Cameron-Masland Mansion, overlooking the Cumberland Valley, while experiencing the natural beauty of the surrounding forest. In the peak of the migration season, take a guided trip to view migrating hawks from atop scenic Waggoner’s Gap. During the evening, weather permitting, join bird banders from the Ned Smith Center as they capture and research the secretive northern saw-whet owl. Accommodations, meals, program fee and transportation are all included in the cost. Call 717-486-5031 for rates or to register for this unique weekend event. Fall Foliage Hike – October 20th Enjoy a moderately-paced, 2.5 mile hike over winding, mossy trails in the mansion area, with a few ups and downs and many stops along the route. Trekking poles will be available. This free program meets at the education building in the Mansion Area. Pennsylvania Owls – October 26th & November 1st Join us for an overview of owls commonly found in PA, followed by information about saw-whet owls complied as a result of a decadelong cooperative research project, conducted by the Ned Smith Center for Science and Art, and hosted by Kings Gap. Weather permitting, licensed banders from the Ned Smith Center will monitor capture nets throughout the evening. If owls are netted, you will be able to observe the banding and data collection process indoors on a live bird. This free program will be held in the education building and is suitable for ages six through adult. Holiday Open House – December 1st & 8th
Enjoy this annual opportunity to explore the Cameron-Masland Mansion, a gracious mountain stone villa built in 1908 as a summer home. Take a self-guided tour of both floors of the mansion in seasonal decor. Patricia Putz will be performing holiday melodies on the Celtic harp on Dec. 1, and Janet Spahr will play the hang drum on December 8th. Light refreshments will be offered each afternoon. All ages are welcome to attend this free event. Please join us for the festivities!
PINE GROVE FURNACE STATE PARK Appalachian Trail Museum Open for Touring The AT Museum at Pine Grove Furnace State Park is open from Noon-4 pm, Wednesday through Saturday until November 3rd. Visit the only museum dedicated to hiking in the country and see exhibits on thruhikers, a photo display of over 10,000 hikers, a hiker’s lounge and more. Fall Furnace Fest – October 26th & 27th The 5th Annual Fall Furnace Festival is coming to Pine Grove Furnace State Park Saturday, October 26 and Sunday October 27. This event features over 70 food and craft vendors, live entertainment, Environmental Education programs, historical demonstrations, hayrides, pumpkin carving, scarecrow making, wood carving, kids crafts and campsite decorating. Saturday night’s main event is the Hairy Hand Pumpkin Float Program at Fuller Beach at 7pm followed by a bonfire and hot chocolate the Ironmaster’s Mansion. Event hours are 11am-8pm on Saturday and 12pm-5pm on Sunday. Parking, admission and most activi-
ties are FREE. Entertainment schedule: Saturday, 10/26 • 11-1 Bluegrass Jam • 1-3 Brenda Frankenstein (Classic Country) • 1-3 (Brickyard) Randy Heisley-Cato (Folk) • 5-7 - Headliner - Acoustic Juice (Classic Rock) Sunday, 10/27 • 1-3 Shelley McCarthy (Classic Rock/Country) A silent auction to benefit the Friends of Pine Grove Furnace State Park will be taking place on both days. For more information on the event please contact the Pine Grove Furnace Park Office at 717-486-7174. This is a Pine Grove Furnace State Park 100th Anniversary Event sponsored by the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau. Winter Activities Enjoy cross-country skiing, ice-fishing and snowmobiling at Pine Grove Furnace State Park this winter.
COLONEL DENNING STATE PARK Owl Prowl – October 11th Take a short stroll with Matthew Boyd and the Park Naturalist and learn about the elusive owls of the Pennsylvania forests. They will use recorded calls to call certain species of owls in hopes that the owls will return the calls. This will be a thrilling glimpse into the secret life of this nocturnal animal. Winter Activities This winter, cross-country ski or enjoy ice-skating at Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel Denning State Park. Find more things to do this fall and winter on the Official Cumberland Valley Events Calendar on VisitCumberlandValley.com.
Photo by John Gooderham, Courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
Celebrations at Roundtop Mountain Resort Rou n d to p Mo u n ta i n Resort will be celebrating its 50th season this year. In 1964 a group of local businessmen realized their dream of opening a ski resort in South Central Pennsylvania. It all started with four slopes, a double chairlift and a couple of rope tows on the mountain. Since that time, Ski Roundtop has grown to nineteen slopes serviced by five chairlifts and four surface lifts. With the addition of extensive summer operations, they changed their name to Roundtop Mountain Resort to better reflect the year-round attractions. Now over 750,000 people have begun their lifetime of winter fun at Roundtop. Some have gone on to careers within the ski industry, others met their future husbands and wives on the mountain, and some are now even sharing the slopes with their children, grandchildren, and greatgrandchildren. Roundtop invites you to celebrate your special occasions with them as they honor their 50th season. Think outside the box! Hosting an upcoming bachelor or bachelorette party? How about paintball, the ropes course, Vertical Trek, or a group ski/ snowboard lesson! You can also get out for
dinner with a view at the Fireside Pub & Grill, open daily during the winter season. The grill features a fresh new menu, favorite drinks and a great view of the mountain. Join the celebration with one of these upcoming events: Craft Beer & Fine Food Expo - October 26th Enjoy a variety of craft beers paired with delicious food selections. Beers will be paired with food and the event includes all the food and drink you can consume. Purchase tickets online, includes a souvenir glass. Live music by local favorite Tuckahoe Ridge. Fall Extravaganza - November 2nd & 3rd, 9am5pm Consignment sale/swap, as well as fall fun activities. Activities include the ropes course open climb, paintball field fees and marker rental (just have to purchase paint), and chairlift rides. Activity wristbands will be available for purchase at the event. Discover all the things Roundtop has to offer this fall and winter, including rates for skiing, snowboarding, tubing, the ropes course, paintball and more, on www.roundtopmoun tainresort.com.
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Date Night in the Valley Whether you are passing through the Valley for the evening or ready to uncover hidden gems in your backyard, we have a date night suggestion for you! With February just around the corner it’s also a great time to schedule a fun Valentine’s Day! Try out one of the suggestions below or build your own date night by using the Trip Planner on VisitCumberlandValley.com. Just Playing Around Engage in some friendly competition with bowling and arcade games at the Coliseum Megaplex in Camp Hill. The perk of this date? The loser buys dinner! A Romantic Rendezvous Impress your date with
fine dining at RockBass Grill followed by a movie at the West Shore Theatre, a vintage, single-screen theatre. Laugh Out Loud This twist on the classic date includes a great dinner in an authentic Irish setting at Coakley’s Restaurant & Irish Pub and shopping at Oxford Hall Celtic Shop in New Cumberland. After dinner, enjoy a three-act stand-up comedy routine at the Harrisburg Comedy Zone. Enjoy the View A short, .18-mile hike will reward you and your date with an inspiring view of the Valley from a rock outcropping at Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch. Pack a ro-
mantic lunch to enjoy at the picnic area located before the rock outcropping. Please follow Leave No Trace practices! Mountainside Adventure This is sure to be a date you won’t forget! Spend the day zipping down the picturesque mountainside on zip lines, skies or a snowboard and enjoying the natural beauty of the Valley at Roundtop Mountain Resort. Murder Mystery Weekend (October-April) Arrive at Allenberry Resort Inn & Playhouse on Friday night, and be prepared to be wined, dined, and entertained with drama, dance, music, mystery and murder. Solve the crime at brunch
on Sunday, and then return home safe and sound. Classic Romance Enjoy traditional Italian cuisine at Trattoria Piatto before catching a show at the art-deco Carlisle Theatre. Finish with a Nutella filled crepe at Helena’s Chocolate Cafe & Creperie for a European flair. A Trip Down Memory Lane Pick out some nostalgic candy at Georgie Lou’s Retro Candy & Gifts and lace up your dancing shoes for a night of swing dancing at The Green Door Dance Studio. Show-Off Strut your stuff on a pair of ice skates at Twin Ponds,
and then show your knowledge of craft beers at Appalachian Brewing Company. Hopefully these date ideas will fill your weekends through the winter months. When the weather starts to warm up again, head outdoors for one of the activities below. Reach New Heights Build up a sweat scaling 40-foot walls at the Climbnasium. Afterwards, cool down while creating a totally custom frozen yogurt sundae at Bamboo Frozen Yogurt Cafe. Take a Cruise Board the Pride of the Susquehanna for a sunset dinner cruise along the scenic shores of the Susque-
hanna River. This is by far the best view of the Harrisburg skyline! Lover’s Lane Lace your fingers together for a walk around scenic Children’s Lake before settling in for a candlelit dinner at Boiling Springs Tavern. Uncover Hidden Gems Have a sense for adventure? Try out the South Mountain GeoTrail. Covering four counties, this interactive, modern-day scavenger hunt will lead you to agricultural, heritage and history sights around South Mountain. Find more trip ideas and date night suggestions on VisitCumberlandValley. com.
Seasonal family fun and markets in Cumberland Valley Get out and about this season with the whole family! Cumberland Valley is filled with fall family favorites including pick-yourown pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hay rides and more. Paulus Farm Market in Mechanicsburg features “Fall Fun on the Farm” occurring through November 18th on Monday-Friday 9am-7pm (9am-5 pm once daylight savings ends), Saturday 9am-5pm, and Sunday 11am-4pm. Come play in their fall fun fort and hay play areas with corn and soybean boxes, bouncy horses, giant bales to climb and lots of slides. Their friendly farm animals are also on location all year long. During weekends, Paulus Farm Market add hayrides, a corn maze and pumpkin chunking. Pumpkin picking from a real pumpkin patch is avail-
able all business hours. They have pick-your-own gourds too! Beginning black Friday and ending December 23rd, visit Paulus Farm Market for precut Christmas trees, homemade cookies, soups and more foods. Visit the animals too. Bring your youngest family members to enjoy the Christmas cabin play area. Paulus Orchards in Dillsburg also features fall family-fun. In September and October, they invite you to bring out the entire family to have fun with their themed three-acre corn maze, wagon rides, pedal karts, tube slides, corn shed and play area. If your group plans ahead you can enjoy a private wagon ride through the orchard followed by a camp fire, weather permitting. The orchards also include pick-your-own pumpkins
and apples when they are in season. Many Valley farmers markets run throughout the fall months. Continue to pick up fresh produce, meats, cheeses and more at the markets in Carlisle, Camp Hill, New Cumberland and Lemoyne. Farmers on the Square in Carlisle’s regular Season runs every Wednesday 37pm until December. The winter season runs January – April indoors, once a month. Visit www.farmersonthesquare.com for more details. Farmers on Walnut in Camp Hill runs every Thursday, 3-7pm until October 24th. Learn more about this market on www.farmersonwalnut.org. The Farmers Market on 4th in New Cumberland runs every Saturday, 9am1pm, through November
23rd. Find more details on www.newcumberlandpa. com/farmers-market-on4th. The West Shore Farmers Market in Lemoyne is open year-round every Tuesday 8am-3pm, Friday 8am-7pm and Saturday 8am-2pm. Find all the details on this 60,000 sq. ft. market at www.westshorefarmersmarket.com. Carlisle Country Market Farmers Market & Specialty Shops is Carlisle’s indoor farmers market that is open year-round, on Friday, 7am-4pm and Saturday, 7am-2pm. Find more info on www.carlislecountrymarket.com. Find more seasonal markets and fall fun on Visit CumberlandValley.com. Photo courtesy of the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
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Cooking up fun in Cumberland Valley T h e fa l l a n d w i n t e r months are perfect for cooking up cozy meals for your family and loved ones. It’s also the perfect time of year to learn new recipes and make fun dishes for the upcoming holidays! Enjoy a fun night out and learn some new dishes and culinary tricks at the Valley’s cooking class hot spots. Several times a month, patrons gather in the Culinary Kitchen and Cooking School at Cornerstone Coffeehouse in Camp Hill to meet and relax - frequently with a glass of red wine - while the talented chef, Chuck LaPorta, prepares a superb meal before their eyes. Unlike other cooking schools, the Culinary Kitchen encourages but does not require guests
to come forward for a closer look at Chef LaPorta’s cooking techniques. Cornerstone specializes in creating a relaxing experience for guests who, in many cases, have just finished a hectic day at work. Empty stomachs are recommended, and all classes are BYOB. Guests of the Culinary K itchen who do seek a hands-on experience find Chef LaPorta to be both h i g h ly p e rso n a b l e a n d skilled. Over the past decade he has instructed hundreds of Cornerstone’s cooking classes and never once duplicated a menu! His delicious homestyle recipes come truly, as he says, “from my heart to your table.” Each one of Chef LaPorta’s menus is
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