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Through Dec 1. Exhibit: Women & the Great
War: Posters From the Collection of Pamela Tronsor. An exhibit of War War I posters. Hess Gallery, Zug Memorial Hall, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown. www.etown.edu
Through Dec 29. Performance: A Christmas
to Remember - Unexpected Treasures ... in Unlikely Places. The musical tells of Matthew and Mary, who face unforeseen challenges as the new owners of a thrift store in Paradise, Ohio, and caregivers for an elderly parent with Alzheimer’s. Adm. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant and Stage, Bird-inHand. 800-790-4069, www.bird-in-hand.com
Through Dec 30. Performance: 2018
Christmas Show: The First Noel. The holiday celebration features wondrous costumes, astonishing dancers and breathtaking sets as the endearing show brings favorite holiday sights and sounds to the stage, including seasonal and sacred Christmas songs brought to life by marvelous vocal talent from across the country, with accompaniment by the AMT Orchestra. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7700, www.amtshows.com
Through Dec 30. Performance: 42nd Street.
A signature Fulton dance extravaganza with glitz, glamour and plenty of show-stopping numbers. With stars in her eyes, Peggy Sawyer leaves smalltown Pennsylvania for the bright lights of the big city. Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7425, www.thefulton.org
Through Jan 1. Performance: Magic & Wonder: Christmas - Holiday Fun for the Whole Family. Brett Myers and his talented cast will combine illusions and comedy with the holiday spirit in a journey of joy, hope and celebration that offers seasonal fun for people of all ages. Adm. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant and Stage, Bird-in-Hand. 800-790-4069, www.bird-in-hand.com Through Jan 5. Performance: Jesus - Live
on Stage. The action-packed musical stage adventure will take audiences on a miraculous journey alongside Jesus and the people whose lives He changed forever. Adm. Sight and Sound Theatres, Ronks. 717-687-7800, www.sight-sound.com
Nov 15-Dec 30. Performance: A Christmas
Carol: The Musical. When grumpy Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three ghosts - Past, Present and Future - he reforms his selfish ways and greets Christmas morning with a newfound happiness. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www.DutchApple.com
Nov 16-Dec 31. Pennsylvania German Folk Art Sale. Highlighting contemporary works for holiday gift giving, the sale will feature artists selling traditional ceramics, various fiber arts, wood work, ornaments, fraktur, schrenschnitte and more. Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, Lancaster. 717-393-9745, www.lmhs.org 4
Nov 18-Dec 23. Exhibit: Home for the
Holidays & Merry Miniatures. Kauffman Gallery, Lancaster County Art Association, Strasburg. www.lcaaonline.org
Nov 18, Dec 2. Paper German Star Classes. Learn how to make paper German stars. Each class will include a materials kit and two hours of handson instruction. 2-4pm. Lititz Historical Foundation, Lititz. www.lititzhistoricalfoundation.com Nov 19-Dec 29. Yuletide at Wheatland. Tour
President James Buchanan's mansion and enjoy holiday displays. Wheatland, Lancaster. 717-392-4633. www.lancasterhistory.org
Nov 23-24, 30, Dec 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 26-29. Christmas Village at Refreshing
Mountain Retreat Center. Experience Christmas in lots of exciting new ways, including ziplines and an elevated obstacle course decked with thousands of Christmas lights. The cabins will be covered in lights and trimmings, and carols will be sung around a campfire. Adm. Advance reservations are required. Refreshing Mountain Retreat and Adventure Center, Stevens. 717-738-1490, https://refreshing mountain.com
Nov 23-25, Dec 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22.
Santa’s Paradise Express. Santa will climb aboard the historic steam train to greet families as they travel down the tracks to Paradise, Pa., and back. Children age 11 and under will receive a gift from Santa and his helper during the nostalgic 45-minute ride. Adm. Strasburg Rail Road, Ronks. 866-725-9666, http://strasburgrailroad.com
Nov 23-Dec 14. Exhibit: Trees Galore. The
beloved museum tradition’s theme for 2018 is Silent Night. Highlights will include a silent art auction featuring Silent Night-themed original artwork by Lancaster-area artists, a display of beautiful handmade ornaments created by local school children, a holiday gift shop and more. Lancaster Museum of Art, Lancaster. 717-394-3497, www.lmapa.org
Nov 23-24, 30, Dec 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22.
Visits With Santa. Fridays from 6-9pm. Saturdays from 10am-3pm. Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, Lancaster. https://visitlancastercity.com
Nov 23-Dec 29. The Star Barn Village
Christmas Drive-Through Light Show. A 2-mile drive with a plethora of Christmas lights throughout the property, including an audio-guided tour and a color booklet telling about the real meaning of Christmas. Fridays and Saturdays. 5-8pm. Adm. The Star Barn Village at Stone Gables Estate, Elizabethtown. 717-902-9791, www.thestarbarn.com
Nov 24-Dec 22. Performance: The Lion, the
Witch & the Wardrobe. C.S. Lewis’ classic tale of adventure, sacrifice and redemption performed by two actors. Saturdays. The Trust Performing Arts Center, Lancaster. 717-208-7835, www.lancaster trust.com ENGLE PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO., INC.
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Nov 29-Dec 1. Performance: Fall Dance
Concert. Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster. www.fandm.edu
Nov 30-Jan 31. Exhibit: Of Christmas &
Catechism: A Journey Through the 12 Days of Christmas. Jeremy Miller’s 12-piece collection based on the Christmas carol The Twelve Days of Christmas. The grand opening, on Nov 30 from 6-9pm, will feature music by vocalist Amy Yovanovich, light refreshments, and opportunities to purchase artworks. Ephrata Public Library, Ephrata.
Nov 30-Dec 30. Performance: Cinderella.
The timeless rags-to-riches fairy tale. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www.DutchApple.com
Nov 30, Dec 6-7, 13-14, 19-21. The Night
Before Christmas Train. The special train recreates the excitement and anticipation of Christmas Eve, with a costumed reader, milk and cookies and more. Adm. Strasburg Rail Road, Ronks. 717-687-7522, http://strasburgrailroad.com
Nov 30-Dec 2. Performance: 26th Annual
Nutcracker Ballet. Featuring the Donetsk Ballet Company of Ukraine. Calvin and Janet High Performing Arts Center, Lancaster Mennonite School, Lancaster. 717-201-1122, 717-517-9837, www.vyballet.com
Dec 1-29. Performance: A Christmas Carol.
The timeless classic has been reimagined just for the Fulton, as the Victorian setting of the familiar holiday story is peppered with pop culture references and a holiday sing-along. Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7425, www.thefulton.org
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Franklin & Marshall orchestra and symphonic wind ensemble will present Anderson’s Sleigh Ride, Bernstein’s Magnificent Seven and Giacchino’s Star Trek, plus Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, music by John Williams and more. 8:30pm. Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster. www.fandm.edu
Dec 1, 8. Home for the Holidays. The event will feature costumed interpreters representing engineers, conductors, ticket agents and railroad passengers from days gone by, plus a visit from Santa and his helper, the chance to send a telegram to the North Pole and festive holiday decorations and Yuletide music. Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg. 717-687-8628, www.rrmuseumpa.org Dec 1, 8. Christmas With the Conductor
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Dec 1-Jan 31. Exhibit: Unto Us a Child Is Born, Ponyo Sack. The Square Halo Gallery is a space for contemporary art inspired by the Christian faith. The Trust Performing Arts Center, Lancaster. 717-208-7835, www.lancastertrust.com, www.facebook.com/SquareHaloGallery
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Dec 1-2. Performance: Glorious Sounds of the Season. More than 200 student and faculty members will usher in the holiday season with an immersive and reverent concert that will feature performers from all corners of the Millersville University’s music department. Clair Performance Hall, The Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center, Millersville. www.artsmu.com
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holiday story. Children may also create a take-home craft and send a telegram to the North Pole. Preregistration is first-come, first-served. Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg. 717-687-8628, www.rrmuseumpa.org
Dec 1. Christmas Tree Train. Participants will
ride aboard the train to Leaman Place Grove, where they can choose a pre-cut Fraser or Douglas fir and have it delivered by steam on a flatcar back to the station. Adm. Strasburg Rail Road, Ronks. 717-687-7522, http://strasburgrailroad.com
Dec 1. Breakfast With Santa. 8-9:30am.
Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, Lancaster. https://visitlancastercity.com
Dec 1. Christmas at the Star Barn Village. VIP tickets for breakfast with Santa in the Star Barn. There will also be a petting zoo, pony rides, hitch wagon rides, tractor-pulled wagon rides, fire pits, s’mores, hot cocoa, cookie and cupcake decorating, craft making and more. 8am-1pm. The Star Barn Village at Stone Gables Estate, Elizabethtown. 717-902-9791, www.thestarbarn.com Dec 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29. CV TSA
Holiday Light Show. The Conestoga Valley Technology Student Association will present its third annual holiday light show. Identical presentations at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30pm each night, except for opening night on Dec 1, when there will be pictures with Santa from 6-8pm and shows at 6:30 and 8pm. The 30-minute show features programmed holiday lights to holiday songs. Gerald G. Huesken Middle School, Lancaster.
Dec 1-2. Country Christmas Village. Exploring
Christmas through the years with the help of literature, including Little House on the Prairie, Little Women and The Gift of the Magi. Children may also post a letter to Santa at the post office and learn about Santa. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, Lancaster. 717-569-0401, www.landisvalleymuseum.org
Dec 1. Performance: A Season for Wishes.
The 14th annual benefit for Make-A-Wish will include giveway drawings and a bake sale. The show will be presented by the CoJoMotion Dance Company, which features dancers in fourth through 12th grades from the Lititz Academy of Dance. Manheim Township High School, Lancaster. www.lititz academyofdance.com
Dec 1. Winterfest. Enjoy the crisp weather and
start the holiday celebration with live music, food vendors, business and organization vendors, choirs and - of course - Santa. 4-7pm. Mount Joy. 717-653-4227, http://mainstreetmountjoy.com
Dec 1. New Holland’s 11th Annual Christmas
on Main. Presented by the New Holland Business Association, the old-fashioned community event celebrates the joy and spirit of the Christmas season with activities, food vendors, music, prizes and more. Event highlights include a children’s breakfast, an indoor Christmas market, carriage rides and hayrides, an ice carving demonstration, and a tree lighting. New Holland. www.christmasonmain.com
Dec 1-2. Holiday Crossings. Enjoy the warm,
cozy atmosphere and enjoy cheerful decorations, shopping, food and more. All proceeds and donations will benefit Manheim Community Library. Historic Manheim Railway Station, Manheim. https://manheimlibrary.org
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Dec 1. Santa Run. 8:30am. Adm. Downtown Manheim. www.manheimlions.org
Dec 1. Santa Visit & Holiday Make & Take. The event includes confectionaries, a visit from Santa, a Christmas-themed clock to take home and an opportunity to tour the museum. 10am-noon. Register by Nov. 20. National Watch and Clock Museum, Columbia. 717-684-8261, www.museum oftime.org Dec 2. Marietta Candlelight Tour. One of the
oldest continuous holiday walking tours in Pennsylvania, the event will feature a splendid array of eight to 10 private homes, public buildings and a variety of special events. Free parking and shuttle service. Adm. Marietta. 717-426-4048, www.mariettarestoration.org
Dec 2. Performance: Holiday Choral Concert. Featuring Franklin & Marshall singers and chamber singers. 3pm. Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster. www.fandm.edu Dec 2. Performance: American Family Christmas 2018. 3-4pm. Leffler Chapel and Performance Center, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown. www.etown.edu
Dec 2-30. Exhibit: 17th Annual Art in a Box Exhibition. Featuring student artworks from schools participating in the Demuth’s free education program called Art in a Box, which teaches the aspiring artists about Charles Demuth’s pioneering artwork and life in Lancaster. Lancaster Museum of Art, Lancaster. 717-394-3497, www.lmapa.org Dec 2. Performance: Christmas Through the
Ages. Piercing Word will present the story of Christ’s birth passed down through the ages from Luke to a Medieval monk to Victorian carolers to a modernday mother and child decorating a Christmas tree. The program is interlaced with original Scripture music as well as some songs from Handel’s Messiah. Other performances are planned at various venues throughout the area from Nov. 24 to Dec. 24; details available on the website. 3 and 6pm. Calvary Church, Lancaster. www.piercingword.org
Dec 4-5. Performance: The King’s Singers. An a cappella Christmas with the iconic British vocal ensemble. 7:30pm. The Trust Performing Arts Center, Lancaster. 717-208-7835, www.lancaster trust.com Dec 4. Days of the Belsnickel Dinner Tour.
Celebrate the many classic Christmas traditions handed down from the Pennsylvania Germans with holiday shopping, a wonderful meal and a visit from the Belsnickel, as well as Pennsylvania German storytellers, period dancing, interactive activities and caroling on a wagon ride. Doors open at 5:30pm; festivities begin at 6pm. Adm. Reservations required. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, Lancaster. 717-569-0401, www.landisvalleymuseum.org
Dec 5. Performance: Holiday Concert. 11am-
noon. Free. Zug Hall, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown. www.etown.edu
Dec 6. Performance: Millersville University Fall World Percussion Concert. Western and non-Western percussion music and dance is presented by the West African Music and Dance Ensemble, MU Caribe, MU SAMBA’ville, MU Steel Band and the Millersville University Percussion Ensemble. 7:30pm. The Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center, Millersville. www.artsmu.com
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Dec 6-22. Performance: Disney’s Beauty & the Beast. A musical story of love, adventure and redemption that is based on the 1991 animated film. Ephrata Performing Arts Center at the Sharadin Bigler Theatre, Ephrata Community Park, Ephrata. 717-733-7966, www.ephrataperforming artscenter.com Dec 6-8. 2018 Christmas Candlelight Tours.
Guests will learn about the local Native Americans and the Pennsylvania Germans and enjoy a reading of the Christmas story in German. Following the tours, participants may linger around the fire for hot chocolate and popcorn. Dress for the weather and plan to walk, as a large portion of the property will be covered. 1719 Hans Herr House, Willow Street. 717-464-4438, www.hansherr.org
Dec 7-Jan 25. Exhibit: Scotopia: Steve
Abreu. The rotating art exhibition of local and regional artists whose work is available for purchase will feature Steve Abreu. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Dec 7. Performance: We the People: Alonely. A one-woman show that explores the nature of memory, stories and the creative spirit. 7pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com Dec 7-17. Performance: My Fair Lady. Based on George Bernard Shaw’s play Pygmalion, the music tells the tale of Eliza Doolittle, a flower seller with an unmistakable Cockney accent that keeps her in the lower rungs of Edwardian society. When Professor Henry Higgins tries to teach her how to speak like a proper lady, an unlikely friendship begins to flourish. Cavod Academy of the Arts, New Holland. 717-354-3355, http://cavodacademy.com
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Prima performers will put audience members in the mood for a melody as they present holiday favorites in the style of the world’s multitalented pop singer/ songwriter/pianist virtuosos. The show will also feature hits from Elton John, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles. 7:30pm. Prima Theatre, Lancaster. https://primalancaster.org
Dec 7-16. Performance: 1940s Radio Hour. A play with music by Walton Jones that is based on an idea by Walton Jones and Carol Lees. The show, which is full of 1940s music, dancing and old-time sound effects, portrays the final holiday broadcast of the Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade on the New York radio station WOV in December 1942. Susquehanna Stage Company, Marietta. 717-426-1277, www.susquehannastageco.com Dec 7. The Star Barn Village Dinner & a Movie. Featuring the premiere viewing of The Star Barn Movie: The Moving of an Icon, a Window Into Our Past. The event will include a four-course meal, exclusive Star Barn memorabilia and a presentation and question-and-answer session. The Christmas drive-through light show is included. 5-10pm. Tickets required. The Star Barn Village at Stone Gables Estate, Elizabethtown. 717-902-9791, www.thestarbarn.com Dec 7-8, 14-15. Journey to Bethlehem. Experience the true historical story of Christmas and the excitement of Jesus’ birth. The event will take place in a spacious outdoor setting with dramatic actors, a live Nativity and real animals. Adm. Woodcrest Retreat, Ephrata. 717-738-2233, www.woodcrestretreat.org Continued on page 8
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Trio. Pianist Fred Hughes brings his hard-charging trio to town to swing audience members into some holiday cheer. The trio includes bassist Amy Shook and drummer Frank Russo. 7:30pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Dec 8. Candlelight Christmas. Conestoga Area Historical Society, Conestoga. 717-872-1699, www.pennmanorhistory.org
Dec 8. Days of the Belsnickel Lunch Tour.
Celebrate the many classic Christmas traditions handed down from the Pennsylvania Germans with holiday shopping, a wonderful meal and a visit from the Belsnickel, as well as Pennsylvania German storytellers, period dancing, interactive activities and caroling on a wagon ride. Doors open at 10:30am; festivities begin at 11am. Adm. Reservations required. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, Lancaster. 717-569-0401, www.landisvalleymuseum.org
Dec 8, 15. Ice Cream With Santa. An evening
filled with fun activities, beautiful decorations and plenty of ice cream. Children through age 12 may listen while Santa reads a story, create a holiday card, make a holiday craft, sample cookies and more. 6-8pm. Adm. Reservations required. Turkey Hill Experience, Columbia. 717-684-0134, http://turkeyhillexperience.com
Dec 8. Lititz Hometown Christmas. A family-
friendly day with photo opportunities with Mr. and Mrs. Claus in Lititz Springs Park from 10am-3pm and a children’s scavenger hunt from 1-3pm around the downtown shops and eateries. Downtown Lititz.
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present familiar sounds and stories of Christmas. 2pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Dec 9. An Old-Fashioned Christmas. Gingerbread decorating, cocoa, holiday music, festive decorations and home tours. 11am-5pm. Columbia. http://parivertowns.com Dec 10-11. Christmas at the Cloister. Spend a few moments in quiet reflection with seasonal readings and holiday music in the historic Saal. 6:30 and 8pm each evening. Advance tickets are required. Adm. Ephrata Cloister, Ephrata. 717-733-6600, www.ephratacloister.org Dec 13. Performance: Glenn Miller Orchestra: In the Holiday Mood. Formed in 1956, the World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Nick Hilscher, will present holiday favorites and classic hits. 7:30pm. The Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center, Millersville. www.artsmu.com
Dec 13. Lecture: As American As Shoofly Pie:
The Foodlore and Fakelore of Pennsylvania Dutch Cuisine. Celebrated food historian William Woys Weaver will unmask Pennsylvania Dutch tourist culture while rediscovering the foods of Lancaster County’s ancestors. Free. Advance registration required. Lancasterhistory.org’s Campus of History, Lancaster. 717-392-4633, www.lancasterhistory.org
Dec 13. Lancaster Shops Late. Until 9pm or later. City of Lancaster. https://visitlancastercity.com Dec 13. Annual Christmas Carol Sing.
Presented by the Lititz Historical Foundation in conjunction with the Lititz Moravian Archives, the annual community event will feature the Moravian Trombone Choir. Free song sheets will be handed out as friends
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and neighbors sing holiday classics. Afterward, refreshments will be served inside Fellowship Hall. 7pm. Free. The Putz will be available for various showings throughout the evening, also. Moravian Church Square, Lititz. www.lititzhistorical foundation.com
Dec 14-23. Performance: A Christmas Carol.
Co-presented with Servant Stage Company, the original adaptation of the Charles Dickens’ holiday classic is based word-for-word on Dickens’ masterpiece and features original songs. The fun-for-thewhole-family fantastical journey through Christmas Past, Present and Future will be a faithful rendition of the enduring tale of redemption. The Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center, Millersville. www.artsmu.com
Dec 14. Holiday at Landis Valley Bonfire. Take a wagon ride, tour several of the decorated historic buildings, huddle around a large bonfire and sing carols accompanied by the Lititz Moravian Trombone Choir and enjoy cookies and hot cider. 6-8:30pm. Free. Donations of nonperishable food items will be accepted for donation to the food bank. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, Lancaster. 717-569-0401, www.landisvalleymuseum.org Dec 14. Performance: Seventh Annual
Holiday Pops Concert. Presented by the New Holland Band, this year’s performance will feature two special guests: contralto Sondra Payne-Cattish and Broadway saxophonist Chad Smith. Willow Valley Palm Court, DoubleTree Resort, Willow Street. 717-355-5096
Dec 14. Annual Christmas Candlelight Tour. Discover the rich history of Lititz this holiday season. Tickets are free on a first-come, first-served basis
and can be picked up at 4pm. Tours begin every 15 minutes from 5-8pm. Lititz Museum and 1792 Johannes Mueller House, Lititz. www.lititz historicalfoundation.com
Dec 21-22. Christmas Dinner at the Star
Barn. Great for family and friends, corporate gatherings, church groups and more, the event will include a family-style meal with dessert, 45 decorated Christmas trees, 400,000 LED lights displayed on a 2-mile drive and more. 4 and 6pm. The Star Barn Village at Stone Gables Estate, Elizabethtown. 717-902-9791, www.thestarbarn.com
Dec 26-27. Yuletide Candlelight Tours. Learn about 18th-century Yuletide traditions and customs as beautiful music fills the air. The event is conducted like an open house, and visitors may arrive any time from 4-7:30pm and tour the mansion that their own pace. 4-8pm. Adm. Rock Ford Plantation, Lancaster. 717-392-7223, www.rockfordplantation.org
Dec 26-29. Lantern Tours. The special tours will take visitors back in time to visit the Cloister as it may have appeared in the 1700s. Each year offers a new story with a cast of junior and senior high school students playing roles to bring history to life. 6:309pm. Reservations required. Adm. Ephrata Cloister, Ephrata, 717-733-6600, www.ephratacloister.org Dec 27. Winter Day Camp. Participants ages 5 to 11 will take a nostalgic look at Christmas through the eyes of Laura Ingalls Wilder. The program will include crafts and cooking a holiday feast. 8:30am12:30pm. Adm. Registration required. Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum, Lancaster. 717-569-0401, www.landisvalleymuseum.org Continued on page 10
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18th-century Yuletide traditions and customs as beautiful music fills the air. The event is conducted like an open house, and visitors may arrive any time from 10am-2:30pm and tour the mansion that their own pace. 10am-3pm. Adm. Rock Ford Plantation, Lancaster. 717-392-7223, www.rockford plantation.org
Dec 28. Fourth Friday. A monthly event that
invites the public to enjoy an evening of visiting galleries, antique shops, restaurants, specialty shops and various other venues to enjoy refreshments, exhibits and special events and promotions. Various venues in Wrightsville, Marietta and Columbia. http://parivertowns.com
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Dec 31. New Year’s Eve at Noon. A child-
friendly celebration with a dance party with Father Time, face painting, games, craft activities, a balloon drop at noon and more. 10am-1pm. National Watch and Clock Museum, Columbia. 717-684-8261, www.museumoftime.org
Jan 10-Feb 9. Performance: Stand By Your Man. The show follows country icon Tammy Wynette’s journey from the cotton fields of Mississippi to international stardom. With comic flare and dramatic impact, the show recounts her triumphs and tragedies and the husbands she stood by ... all five of them. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www.DutchApple.com Jan 11. Performance: Allegro’s Music in the
Round: Concerto Night. Somewhere between a concert and a party, this less-than-60-minute intimate performance in the round will be preceded by a festival reception featuring local desserts and adult beverages. Reception at 7pm. Show at 7:30pm. Atrium, The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Jan 12. Performance: Beethoven Symphony No. 7. Presented by Lancaster Symphony Orchestra and featuring Brent Edmondson, bass. 3 and 8pm. Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7425, www.thefulton.org Jan 19. Polar Bear 5K Trail Run/Hike. Runners
and hikers may participate in the 3.1-mile race, which will wind through scenic Lancaster County Central Park on well-maintained trails with some hills. Leashed dogs are welcome. Funds raised will support local efforts to end global warming. 10am. Lancaster County Central Park, Lancaster. www.lancastersierraclub.org
Jan 19. Performance: Little River Band
Featuring Special Guest Ambrosia. Little River Band - considered to be one of Australia’s most significant bands - is known for impressive songwriting, powerful vocals and mastery of guitar harmonies. Ambrosia’s pop rock musical style reflects progressive, classical and world influences, infused with blues and R&B. 8pm. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7700, www.amtshows.com
Jan 19. Performance: PA Ballet II: Prince Charming. Audience members know about Cinderella and how she met her prince, but what if the prince himself told the story? The brand-new ballet is choreographed by assistant artistic director Samantha Dunster with a score by Kermit Poling. A sensory-friendly performance. 1pm. Starting an hour 10
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before the performance, children may participate in creative, hands-on activities. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Jan 20. Performance: Richie & Rosie. Co-presented with the Susquehanna Folk Music Society, the program features Richie and Rosie, who are dynamic musicians performing music rooted in the American traditions. Rosie Newton’s elegant voice and glittering fiddle and Richard Stearn’s incredible claw hammer banjo create a sound that is sometimes ethereal and sometimes just plain ol’ down home. 7:30pm. Owen Salon, third floor, The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com Jan 22-24. Performance: Dancing With the
Stars: Live! The all-new production showcases ballroom and contemporary dances from the hit TV show, including sizzling group numbers, steamy duets and over-the-top original pieces. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7700, www.amtshows.com
Jan 22-Feb 17. Performance: Chicago.
Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart want it all: their independence, celebrity, and vengeance - and to use the corrupt justice system to win their freedom. Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7425, www.thefulton.org
Jan 24-25. Performance: Flamenco Vivo: Voces Del Sur. Music and dance will provide a glimpse into the unique and mysterious land of Andalusia, the cradle of flamenco. 7:30pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com Jan 24. Performance: Daniel Hsu. Featuring the 2017 Van Cliburn Piano Competition medalist. 7:30pm. The Trust Performing Arts Center, Lancaster. 717-208-7835, www.lancastertrust.com Feb 1. Performance: We the People: Lancaster Gospel Roots. A powerhouse celebration of gospel music and uplifting spoken word. Special guests will include the J.P. McCaskey High School gospel choir and other local groups and artists. 7pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com Feb 2. Performance: Club 42: Mwenso & the
Shakes. The troupe of global artists will present African and Afro-American music that merges the highest form of artistry while commanding a formidable timeline of jazz and blues. 7:30pm. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com
Feb 12-Mar 3. Performance: The Glass Menagerie. Living with his controlling mother and introverted sister Laura, who is in her own world of make believe, Tom struggles as the pillar of his family. Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7425, www.thefulton.org
Feb 14. Performance: Mnozil Brass: Cirque. Members of one of the world’s premier brass ensembles will explore the depths of their instruments in this brand-new show. 7:30pm. The Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center, Millersville. www.artsmu.com Feb 15-17. Performance: Macbeth. Co-presented with The People’s Shakespeare Project, the iconic Shakespeare tragedy is a story filled with magic, greed, treason, guilt and eventual madness, with some of the most glorious poetry ever written. The Ware Center, Lancaster. 717-871-7600, www.artsmu.com ENGLE PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO., INC.
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