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JUNE Jun 1-29. Poetry in Prom Attire.

Attendees age 16 and up will learn the basics of poetry devices, language, meter and rhythm before creating their own classic poem. Sundays. 1-2:30pm. YorkArts@ CityArt, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 1-Aug 31. Walking Tours. Led by a Trust educator, participants will be able to witness York County history through 18 large and 16 miniature murals. Departure from Colonial Complex, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jun 4. Cutie Pies. Participants will learn the secrets of making flaky, flavorful pie crusts and will make individual pies that they can bake later. 6:30-9:30pm.

YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York.

717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/ Jun 4-7, 10-14, 17-21, 24-28. Colonial Complex Public Guided Tours. Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jun 6-8. Street Rod Nationals East Plus.

The 41st annual event will feature more than 3,500 street rods, customs, muscle cars and specialty vehicles. York Expo Center, York. 303-776-7841, www.nsra-usa.com Jun 6, Jul 4, Aug 1, Sep 5, Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 5. First Fridays. Participating merchants, culture venues, restaurants and more will stay open late and will feature entertainment, discounts and specials.

Downtown York. http://downtownyorkpa.com Jun 6. R5 - Louder Tour. 7:30pm. The Pullo Center, York. 717-505-8900, http://pullocenter.yk.psu.edu

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Jun 6. York County Economic Alliance Golf Outing. Lunch, a tee gift, snacks, beverages and more are included. 9:30am-6pm.

Briarwood Golf Club, York. mwalker@ycea-pa.org Jun 6. Lunch With the Librarians: Finding Your Civil War Ancestors. Preregistration required. 1-2pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jun 7. Tasting Party. The store will be open to share the flavors and uniqueness of the many local foods it carries, from appetizers and main courses to beverages and desserts. 10am-2pm. Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam. 717252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com Jun 7. A Day in the Creek. Children will discover the critters that are dependent on the creek habitat. Attendees will get their feet wet, so they should don appropriate footwear. 11am. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 7-28. Off the Canvas: Mixed Media Painting. Students ages 8 to 13 will learn about nontraditional tools and techniques that create 2-D and 3-D paintings.

Saturdays. 1-3pm. Per-session fee.

YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 7. Art With Me: Painting. Children ages 3 to 7 with an adult will learn about painting techniques and experiment with them. 11am-noon. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 7. Church Yard Sale. Yard sale items, antiques, and goods sold by home consultants will be among the items available for purchase. Rain or shine. 7am-1pm. Red Land Valley Brethren in Christ Church, York Haven. 717-425-1121

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Jun 7. Bully Bash & Pet Fest. The funfilled day of activities, the fourth annual event, will raise positive awareness about Bully dog breeds and will include training demonstrations, pet-related vendors and the Run for the Bullies 5K race and 1-mile walk. 10am-2pm. John Rudy County Park, York. 717-764-6109, www.yorkcountyparks.org, www.ycspca.org, www.facebook.com/yorkcospca

Jun 7. South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Annual Conference.

The event, sponsored by the York County Heritage Trust and society, will show attendees how to take their research to the next level. 8am-4pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. www.scpgs.org

Jun 7. Kids’ Workshop: Build It With Bricks 4 Kidz. Children will be able to create an amusement park with Legos. 11amnoon. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org

Jun 7-Oct 25. Farmers Market. Vendors will sell fresh produce, baked goods and crafts. Saturdays. 10am-1pm. New Freedom. 443-791-1062, www.newfreedomboro.org

Jun 8-Aug 3. Sounds of Summer Concert Series. Sunday and Wednesday evenings.

7pm. Springettsbury Township Park, York.

717-505-0406, www.springettsbury.com

Jun 9-13. Small Wonders Series. Children ages 3 and 4, accompanied by a parent or guardian, will role-play, imitate, imagine, question and experiment with nature during the hands-on program, which will include crafts, snacks and time outdoors.

9:30-11:30am. Richard M. Nixon County Park, York. 717-428-1961, www.yorkcountyparks.org, www.yorkcountypa.gov

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Jun 11-Jul 9. Wonders of Watercolor.

Attendees will learn multiple techniques, from using dry brush to using soap, along with various styles, such as realistic and abstract painting. Age 14 and up.

Wednesdays. 6-8pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jun 18-21. Made in America Tours Event.

The Factory Tour Capital of the World will showcase motorcycles, musical instruments, snacks, soap and more in various locations. York County. 888-858-9675, www.factorytours.org

Jun 12. Business After Hours. The event is an opportunity for members and nonmembers of the York County Economic Alliance to meet other businesspeople and potential customers. 5-7pm. Adm. Reliance Cafe, York.

Jun 18-Jul 23. Digital Photography & Editing. Students age 18 and up will learn camera functions, composition and photography techniques, basic editing and photo manipulation, studio lighting tricks and more. Wednesdays. 6-8pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

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Lunch With Champions. The educational program will be geared toward small businesses, young professionals and women within the county business community.

11:30am-1pm. White Rose Event Center at Holiday Inn, York.

Jun 14, Jul 12, Aug 9. 21South. The underground restaurant experience will feature local foods prepared with gourmet flare in a unique style. 6:30-9:30pm.

YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York.

717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/ Jun 14-28. Art Quilts. For age 16 and up, the class will explore techniques including applique, emballishment and beading in combination with traditional and contemporary quilting. Saturdays. 10am-noon.

YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 14-15. 18th-Century Encampment.

Re-enactors will use period technology on the property. 10am-5pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 14-15. Mid-Atlantic Milling Days. The event will focus on the old and new methods of turning grain to flour. Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, Airville.

717-927-9565, www.maandparailroad.com Jun 14. Fiber Day. Highlights of the day will include fiber arts demonstrations, live animals, children’s activities, make-andtake workshops, vendors and tours of the location. 8am-4pm. Free. Dill’s Tavern, Dillsburg. 717-502-1440, 717-364-5176, www.northernyorkhistorical.org Jun 14, Jul 12, Aug 9, Sep 13, Oct 11, Nov 8, Dec 13. Second Saturday Program. Each month will focus on a different local topic. 10:30-11:30am. Free.

York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

Jun 18, Jul 16, Aug 20, Sep 17, Oct 15, Nov 19. York Civil War Roundtable.

7-8pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jun 19, Jul 17, Aug 21, Sep 18, Oct 16, Nov 20, Dec 18. Business Roundtables. The program, organized by York SCORE/Economic Alliance, is designed to engage local small business owners with a supportive peer group, resources, services and more. 3:30-5pm. York County Economic Alliance, York. 717-848-4000 Jun 20-21. Celebration of Quilts. The event will include exhibits and demonstrations. York Expo Center, York.

717-792-5617, www.celebrationofquilts.com Jun 20-22. The Codorus Blast Festival in the Park. Festivities will include dock dogs, boat rides, entertainment and more.

Codorus State Park, Hanover.

717-637-2816, www.codorusblast.com Jun 20, Jul 18, Aug 15, Sep 19, Oct 17, Nov 21, Dec 19. Bloom Art Market.

Select shops will feature local artists selling their wares, including paintings, cards, photography, toys, jewelry, clothing, mosaics, prints, pottery, fiber art and more.

5-9pm. Downtown York. http://downtownyorkpa.com, www.facebook.com/bloomartmarket Jun 20. A Summer Park Excursion. The ride will offer people of limited mobility an opportunity to hear about local history and view the park’s natural beauty, including an overlook near the Susquehanna River.

Duration is 60 minutes. Participants should dress for the weather. 2, 4, and 7:30pm.

Highpoint Scenic Vista, Wrightsville.

717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org

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Jun 21. RiverFest 2014. Themed A Life Crafted Along the River, the event will feature a dozen artisans and crafters selling their wares and demonstrating their skills.

Musical entertainment will also be provided. John Wright Restaurant, Wrightsville.

717-252-0416, http://jwrpa.com Jun 21. Penn-Mar Irish Festival. The 14th annual event will highlight Irish music, dancing, vendors, food and more. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, ext. 100, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Jun 21. RiverFest. The event will offer music and art along the Susquehanna River. Wrightsville. www.parivertowns.com, www.rivertownes.org Jun 21. Wingstock. Chicken-related contests and activities will be available for people of all ages. Noon-7pm. Santander Stadium, York. www.wingstockyork.org Jun 21-22. Red Lion Alive Free Music Festival. The event will feature various types of music and entertainment, crafters, vendors, a family movie showing at dusk on Saturday and an outdoor worship service on Sunday by the Keystone State Quartet. Red Lion Zion United Methodist Church, Red Lion. 717-244-7321, 717-244-2585, www.redlionzionumc.org Jun 21. Living History. Attendees may step back in time to the days of John Vandersloot to celebrate the completion of the property’s cabin. Music, games, food, building tours and birthday cake will be available. 10am-4pm. Fee. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 21. Baking the Colonial Way: Tavern Day. The hands-on workshop will allow people age 15 and up to create a tavernthemed menu. Preregistration required.

10am-3pm. Colonial Complex, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jun 23-27. Mini Masters. Children ages 5 to 8 will learn about well-known artists of the world while exploring a variety of artistic techniques. 10-11:30am. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 23-27. Clay Camp 1. Students ages 8 to 13 will work on hand-building techniques and will use the potter’s wheel as they learn to wedge clay, center and form shapes, and trim and finish the work with glaze. 1-4pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

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YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 23-27. Art Sampler. Budding artists ages 8 to 13 will be inspired to create their own masterpieces as they learn about a variety of media such as fiber art, sculpture, collage and more. 1-4pm. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 24. Andy Grammer. The platinumselling singer, songwriter and musician will perform. 7:30pm. The Pullo Center, York.

717-505-8900, http://pullocenter.yk.psu.edu Jun 27. Impact Arts & Culture Conference.

Through presentations, workshops and panel discussions, the event will provide professional development and learning opportunities that focus on nonprofit management, professional development for artists, and community and economic development through the arts. 9am-5pm.

Willman Business Center at York College of Pennsylvania, York. 717-812-9255, www.culturalalliance-york.org Jun 27. Flintnapping Demonstration. Bobb Kapp, avocational archaeologist, will show how to create spear points in an authentic Native American style. 6:30-8:30pm. Fee. Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jun 28. History Untapped: An Artisan Beer Affair. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Jun 28. History Untapped: An Artisan Beer Affair. 4-7pm. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. http://yorkheritage.org Jun 29. History’s Greatest Hits Dinner Theatre. The patriotic-themed event will start with dinner, followed by an hourlong production that spans generations.

Lauxmont Farms Equestrian Center, Wrightsville. 717-252-9870, www.lauxmontweddings.com Jun 29. Dinner Theatre Matinee.

Entertainment will be by Chris and Rachel Zimmerman. Lauxmont Farms Equestrian Center, Wrightsville. 717-252-1169, www.lauxmontweddings.com, www.historicwrightsvillepa.org

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Jun 30-Jul 3. Creative Foundations: Draw Your Own Story. Artists ages 8 to 13 will learn the techniques and processes to draw completely from their own imaginations, including how to illustrate a story through character development and storyboards. 1-4pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 30-Jul 3. Art Around the World.

Youths ages 8 to 13 will explore art made with various media from around the globe, including Mexico, India and Australia. 8:3011:30am. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jun 30-Jul 3. Relief Printmaking. Youths ages 12 to 15 will learn how to carve an original design into a soft-surface block and then use that block to put their design onto a T-shirt. 8:30-11:30am. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

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Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jul 4. Fourth of July Blast. Festivities will include pageants, displays, contests, vendors, a book sale, children’s activities, fireworks and entertainment, including a Battle of the Bands. Jacobus Community Park, Jacobus. 717-428-1752, www.jacobuspa.com Jul 7-11. Drawing & Painting. Youths ages 8 to 13 will be able to develop a knowledge of art fundamentals while creating still life drawings, figure drawings and abstract paintings and exploring various media, such as charcoal, pastel, and acrylic paint. 8:30-11:30am. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 7-12. Mason Dixon Fair. The 16th annual fair will offer a fireman’s parade, fireworks, live entertainment, music, a midway, rides, bingo, tractor pulls, food vendors, exhibitors and more. Mason Dixon Fairgrounds, Delta. www.masondixonfair.com Jul 12. Native American Totem Poles.

Families may make totem poles to tell a story about their own family. 11am. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jul 12. Needle Felting. Participants age 14 and up will create three-dimensional figures and beautiful flat designs as they learn how to apply layers and add embellishments to knitted and felted items.

10am-noon. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 12. Museum Sale. Historic Wrightsville Museum, Wrightsville.

717-252-1169, http://historicwrightsvillepa.org Jul 13-20. York Can-Am Police-Fire Games. Emergency, protective and first responders from across North America will compete in the Olympics-style event. York County. 888-858-9675, www.yorkcanamgames.com Jul 13-27. Revisions. The class will provide re-entry into stuck poems through multiple approaches and techniques to assist participants in revising and refining their finished or unfinished poetry. Age 14 and up. Sundays. 3-5pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 13. Performance: Red Lion/Felton Band. 2-4pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org

Jul 7-11. Clay Camp: Throwing on the Wheel. Intermediate and advanced students ages 9 to 14 will design their own projects and expand their knowledge of wheel throwing. 8:30-11:30am. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 14-18, Aug 4-8. Archaeology Week.

Students will conduct actual excavations, as well as learn how to take notes and catalog artifacts. 9am-3pm. Week 1 at the Agricultural and Industrial Museum, and Week 2 at The Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education, Hallam.

717-757-6441, www.hornfarmcenter.org, www.yorkcountypa.gov

Jul 7-11. Illustration Camp. Youths ages 8 to 13 will bring their imagination to life through an exploration of techniques that will assist them in creating characters, animals, objects, vehicles and environments. 1-4pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 14-18. Play With Clay Camp. The shared experience for children ages 4 to 7 and an adult will teach how to express oneself through clay by hand building, making bowls on the potter’s wheel and adding color. 10am-noon. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

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Jul 14-18. Fiber Camp. Students ages 10 to 14 will learn about basic fibers and weaving techniques, and they will be able to create and take home a variety of projects with dry felting, inkle loom weaving and yarn painting. 1-4pm. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 21-25. Colonial Kids’ Camp. The hands-on historical experience for children entering third through sixth grades will include crafts, games and other activities that pertain to the Colonial way of life.

Dill’s Tavern, Dillsburg. 717-364-5176, www.northernyorkhistorical.org

Jul 14-18. Poetry Star Camp. Youths ages 12 to 17 will read, watch and listen to poetry, while also creating their own chapbooks of work by writing, sharing and taking part in peer-workshops. 1-3pm.

YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 24, Sep 25, Nov 14. The YorKitchen Chef Challenge. Two local chefs will compete to create dual interpretations of three courses using a mystery ingredient.

Participants will be able to judge the six plates of food they will receive throughout the evening. Adm. YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York. 717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/

Jul 19. Flatwater Challenge & Indian Steps Stomp. The day will begin with an amateur canoe race for people age 12 and up of all skill levels. Festivities will continue with local musicians in the afternoon.

8:30am-8pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jul 19. Kids’ Workshop: Build It With Gingerbread. Children will be able to make and take their own edible architecture inspired by the surrounding historic buildings. 12:30-1:30pm. Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Jul 21-25. Nature Discovery Program.

Children ages 9 and 10 will hike, canoe and study animals in their natural habitats.

Classes will include hands-on games, activities, crafts and adventures. 9am3pm. Drop-off and pickup at Richard M. Nixon County Park, York. 717-428-1961, www.yorkcountyparks.org, www.yorkcountypa.gov

Jul 21-25. Plastic Aquarium Camp.

Attendees ages 8 to 13 will look at sealife as subject matter and then learn the simple skills and techniques for working with colorful recycled plastic to create underwater animals. 8:30-11:30am. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 21-25. Clay Camp 2. Intermediate and advanced students ages 8 to 13 will design their own projects and expand their knowledge of wheel throwing, hand building and sculpture. Attendees must have previously completed Clay Camp 1. 8:30-11:30am.

YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org

Jul 25. Campfire Stories. Storyteller Ellen Helfrick will spin yarns as attendees sit around a campfire. 6:30-8:30pm. Fee. Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Jul 26. Hanover Dutch Festival. The event will offer German entertainment, vendors, a car show and a children’s carnival.

Downtown Hanover. 717-637-6130, www.hanoverchamber.com Jul 26, Aug 2. Peach Fest. Attendees will be able to pick their own peaches and enjoy relevant treats, such as a fresh peach sundae. Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam. 717-252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com, www.parivertowns.com July 26. Community Yard Sales. Various locations in Rinely.

Jul 26. BARk’s Yard Sale & Festival. Event highlights will include children’s activities and an opportunity to donate to local pets in need. Shelly Park, York. 717-818-0454, www.westyorkbark.webs.com, www.facebook.com/westyorkbark Jul 26. Baking the Colonial Way: Children’s Workshop. The program, themed Campfire Cooking, will give youths ages 8 to 14 the opportunity to make pancakes, pudding and even a chocolate beverage while discovering how Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers often adapted their recipes. Preregistration required. 10am-1pm.

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Jul 28-Aug 1. Nature Discovery Program.

The high-energy adventure week for youths ages 11 to 13 will include hiking, biking, snorkeling, camping and more.

Drop-off and pickup at Richard M. Nixon County Park, York. 717-428-1961, www.yorkcountyparks.org, www.yorkcountypa.gov Jul 28-Aug 1. Creative Exploration Camp. Children ages 5 to 8 will work on 2-D and 3-D projects using traditional and innovative materials. 10am-noon. YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 28-Aug 1. Creative Foundations: Off the Canvas. The class will teach youths ages 8 to 13 new methods that explore nontraditional tools and techniques that create 2-D and 3-D paintings. 1-4pm.

YorkArts, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 30-Aug 20. Everyday Clay: Functional Pottery. Students ages 8 to 13 will learn basic skills while working with hand-built and thrown forms in clay to create pottery that can be used every day.

4-6pm. Per-session fee. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Jul 30. Summer Camp Discovery Day. Designed for summer child care programs, youth organizations, Scout troops and home-school groups, the program will offer hands-on activities and demonstrations at various learning stations. Preregistration required. 10am-2pm. Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

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Colonial Complex Public Guided Tours.

Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Aug 1. Lunch With the Librarians: Genealogical Information That Can Be Found in County Records. The discussion will highlight the most useful series of records found in local archives. Preregistration required.

1-2pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

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Discover YORK COUNTY 2014 Aug 2. Passport to Flavors. The pop-up restaurant will feature cuisines from around the world in a format that is equal parts dinner party and dinner theater. YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York.

717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/ Aug 2. Fifth Annual Art & Outdoor Fest.

Displays from area environmental and cultural organizations and outdoor clubs will be set up, and local artists will sell their wares. There will also be specials at the store, live music and food. Shank’s Mare Outfitters, Wrightsville. 717-428-1961, www.shanksmare.com Aug 2. Art With Me: Collage. Children ages 3 to 7 with an adult will learn about collage techniques and then experiment with them together. 11am-noon. YorkArts, York.

717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Aug 2-3. Dunkard Valley Christian Music Festival. Highlights will include a variety of music styles, food, children’s activities, craft vendors and more. Codorus Church of the Brethren, Dallastown. 717-428-1181, dunkardvalleylive@gmail.com Aug 2. Native American Plant Identification. Participants will stroll around the property and learn about the plants that were important to early occupants of the land. 11am. Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Aug 2. Kids’ Workshop: Build It: Model Planes. 11am-noon. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Aug 4-8. Teen Battle Chef Youth Culinary Camp. Youths will explore culinary, nutrition and food systems as they work in teams to prepare recipes while racing against the clock, just like in a TV show. YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York.

717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/ Aug 8. Basic Applique & Beading Workshop. Attendees age 14 and up will learn the basics of the technique, which is widely used by Native Americans and First Nations peoples to create works of functional, wearable art. Students will bead their own designs. 6-8pm. YorkArts@ CityArt, York. 717-848-3200, www.yorkarts.org Aug 9. Red Lion Street Fair. The 38th annual event will include food, vendors, entertainment and more. Red Lion.

717-244-0886, www.rlaba.com Aug 9. York Revolution Bike Night. 11am7pm. Santander Stadium, York. www.yorkrevolution.com

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Aug 9. Blue Grass Picken’. There will be live performances as well as opportunities to jam. Noon-8pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Aug 14. Business After Hours. The event will offer networking opportunities for York County Economic Alliance members and nonmembers. 5-7pm. Out Door Country Club, York.

Aug 14-16. 2014 Book Blast. One of the area’s largest used and rare book sales.

Free adm. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Aug 16. Kids’ Workshop: Build It Like an Engineer. Children will explore the nature of cause and effect while creating a chainreaction contraption. 1-3pm. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York.

717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Aug 22. Native Melodies. Roger Bennett, a Cherokee and Scotch-Irish flutist, will share his music. Attendees will be able to make a modernized version of an Eastern Woodland cane flute and learn the basics of playing it. 6:30-8:30pm. Fee. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Aug 23-24. Yorkfest Fine Arts Festival.

Entertainment and family activities will highlight the event. Downtown York.

717-849-2217, www.yorkcity.org Aug 29-31. Original York Antiques Show & Sale. More than 90 exhibitors will feature a variety of quality antiques and collectibles. York Expo Center, York.

302-875-5326, www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com Aug 30-31. Moon Dancer Folk Festival.

People of all ages, along with animals, are invited to the event, which will showcase some of the Northeast’s most talented folk and acoustic musicians. Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville.

717-252-9463, www.moondancerwinery.com

SEPTEMBER Sep 2-6, 9-13, 16-20, 23-27, 30.

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Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Sep 5-14. The York Fair. York Fairgrounds, York. www.yorkfair.org Sep 5. Lunch With the Librarians: Oral Histories: The Basics of Where to Start & What to Ask. Attendees will learn more about how to conduct an oral history, including proper equipment and types of questions to ask. Preregistration required.

1-2pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Sep 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7. South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society Meeting. 2:15pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. www.scpgs.org Sep 12. York Revolution Girls’ Night Out. 6:30pm. Santander Stadium, York.

717-801-4475, www.yorkrevolution.com Sep 13-Nov 1. Pick Your Own Pumpkins.

Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam. 717-252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com, www.parivertowns.com Sep 13. Share the Love Benefit. In addition to 13 live musical acts, there will be silent auctions, door prizes, activities and more. Noon-midnight. United Birthday Club, New Freedom. www.sharethelovebenefit. com, info@sharethelovebenefit.com Sep 13. Signs of the Seasons. 11am.

Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Sep 17. 50-Plus Expo. More than 90 exhibitors will display a wide range of products and services for individuals age 50 and up. There will also be health screenings, door prizes and live entertainment. 9am-2pm. York Expo Center, York.

717-285-1350, www.50plusexpopa.com

Aug 31. Hanover Chili Cook-Off. In its 19th year, the event will be filled with award-winning chili, music, food and family fun. Good Field, Hanover. www.hanoverchilicookoff.com

Sep 19-20. Fall East Coast Train Show.

Open to all gauges, the event will offer seminars, unique model railroad displays and vendors. York Fairgrounds, York. www.eclsts.com

Aug 31. American Shad. The migratory species was an important food resource for Native Americans. Attendees will experience the migration route with all its hazards. 11am. Indian Steps Museum, Airville.

717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org

Sep 19. York City Bike Night. The street party will include a 2,000-motorcycle parade, vendors, entertainment and informational booths. 6-10pm. Continental Square, York. 717-849-2217, http://yorkcity.org

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Sep 20-21. Mother Earth Harvest Moon Fair. Themed Fresh Local Approaches to Fun and Healthy Living, the 10th annual event will focus on fun, crafts, demonstrations, learning activities, dancing, arts, music and more. Adm. Spoutwood Farm, Glen Rock. 717-235-6610, www.spoutwood.org

Oct 3. Lunch With the Librarians: Unlocking a Building - How to Begin Property Research. Attendees will discuss strategies for beginning to research, as well as the resources that are available locally.

Preregistration required. 1-2pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

Sep 20. New Freedom Fest. Small-town life will be celebrated with music, a pieeating contest, games, pumpkin painting, a pet parade, local arts and crafts vendors and more. Rides on a Civil War-era replica train will be offered. 10am-4pm. New Freedom. 717-227-2891, http://newfreedomheritage.org

Oct 4-5. 17th Annual Women’s Show.

Memorial Hospital will present the Peak 98.5/Smart Magazine Women’s Show, which will offer two days of shopping, entertainment, exhibits, education and more. 9am5pm Saturday and 11am-5pm Sunday. Adm. Memorial Hall in the York Expo Center, York.

717-792-0098, 717-637-3831, www.wycr-fm.com/sqvws/sqvws.html

Sep 20. Baking the Colonial Way: Adult Workshop. Participants age 15 and up will create dishes of popular Hungarian comfort foods, such as chicken paprikash and walnut rolls based on recipes from the early 1900s. Preregistration required. 10am3pm. Colonial Complex, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Sep 27. Museum Day. 9am-3pm. Historic Wrightsville Museum, Wrightsville. 717252-1169, http://historicwrightsvillepa.org Sep 27-28. 31st Annual Native American Festival. Drumming, dancing and singing, as well as vendors, will be highlights of the event. Fee. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Sep 27. Railroad Heritage Day. Activities and events for all ages are slated, and attendees may explore the general store, mill and the grain elevator. Costumed docents will offer stories, antiques and demonstrations, and train rides and the hand pump rail car will be available.

10am-5pm. Free adm. Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, Airville. 717-927-9565, www.maandparailroad.com

Oct 4. Tree ID. 11am. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Oct 4-5. World War I Encampment. Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, Airville.

717-927-9565, www.maandparailroad.com Oct 9. Business After Hours. Networking opportunities will be available to York County Economic Alliance members and nonmembers. 5-7pm. Christian School of York, York.

Oct 10-11. The White Rose Gameroom Show. Attendees will be able to enjoy arcade games, pinball machines, video games, jukeboxes, door prizes, an outdoor flea market, pinball tournaments and more.

York Fairgrounds and York Expo Center, York. www.theyorkshow.com Oct 11. Museum Scout Day. Fun-filled craft activities, along with an opportunity for Scouts to earn an Indian Steps patch, will be among the highlights of the event. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org

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Oct 11. Delta-Cardiff Heritage Festival. The event will offer children’s activities, outdoor concerts, a farmers market, a flea market, food, arts and crafts, historical exhibits, a silent auction and drawings. 9am-3pm. Free adm. Peach Bottom Township Recreation Center, Delta. www.deltacardiffvfc.com

Oct 1-4, 7-11, 14-18, 21-25, 28-31.

Colonial Complex Public Guided Tours.

Colonial Complex, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

Oct 12, 18-19. Fall Leaf Excursions.

1-5pm. Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, Airville. 717-927-9565, www.maandparailroad.com

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Oct 13-18. Dillsburg Farmers Fair. The annual event will offer numerous exhibits and contests, a parade, an open air market, a flea market, an arts and crafts fair, Ladies’ Barnyard Olympics, a Fair Queen pageant, displays of various vehicles, children’s activities and more. Various locations in Dillsburg. 717-432-7361, www.dillsburgfarmersfair.org Oct 19. 40th Annual Oyster Festival.

Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York.

717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Oct 24-26. Pennsylvania Powersports Show East. York Expo Center, York. www.simoneventmanagement.com Oct 25-26. Yorktoberfest. Wineries from across Pennsylvania will offer samples, and there will be live entertainment, as well as food and craft vendors. York Fairgrounds, York. www.yorktoberfest.com Oct 25. Annual Meeting. 10am-noon. Ma and Pa Railroad Heritage Village, Airville.

717-927-9565, www.maandparailroad.com

NOVEMBER Nov 1. Sixth Annual MAG 5K Fall Flash.

The scenic run will cross the Susquehanna River via the Veterans Memorial Bridge, which will be closed to vehicular traffic.

Rain or shine. Wrightsville Elementary School, Wrightsville. 717-684-5249, www.parivertowns.com Nov 1, 4-8, 11-15, 18-22, 25-26, 28-29. Colonial Complex Public Guided Tours. Colonial Complex, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Nov 2. Doll, Toy & Teddy Bear Show. The antique, modern and collectible show and sale will feature more than 100 dealers and collectors. 10am-3pm. Adm. York Expo Center, York. 717-687-8101 Nov 6. Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood: Two-Man Group. The stars of the Emmynominated Whose Line Is It Anyway? will present an evening of extraordinary improvisational comedy. 7:30pm. The Pullo Center, York. 717-505-8900, http://pullocenter.yk.psu.edu

Discover YORK COUNTY 2014 Nov 6. Issues Forum. The York County Economic Alliance and the Pennsylvania Economy League will present the program.

Noon-1:30pm. Adm. The Yorktowne Hotel, York.

Nov 7. Lunch With the Librarians: Tracing Your Roots - Basic Genealogy. People who are new to genealogy research, as well as more experienced researchers, will benefit from the program. Preregistration required.

1-2pm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York.

717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org

Nov 8. Christmas Days in Dallastown.

Vendors will showcase goods in local churches, and local businesses will offer specials all day. 9am-3pm. Dallastown. www.bethlehemumcdallastown.org

Nov 12. The National Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China. The troupe thrills audiences with spectacular stunts.

7pm. Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-846-1111, www.mystrandcapitol.org

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Nov 14. DrawDown & Silent Auction. The event will include a silent auction and a buffet dinner. 5-9pm. Valencia Ballroom, York. 717-771-4575 Nov 20. Showcase Dinner. The fivecourse fine-dining experience will highlight businesses that have begun or expanded with the assistance of YorKitchen. 6:3010pm. YorKitchen, annex of Central Market, York. 717-814-8879, http://yorkitchen.com/ Nov 21. Lewis Black. The stand-up comedian, actor and author will bring his trademark dark humor to the show. 7:30pm.

Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, York. 717-846-1111, www.mystrandcapitol.org Nov 21. Annual Banquet & Business Meeting. Presented by Historic Wrightsville, Inc. 6pm. Wrightsville Hope United Methodist Church, Wrightsville.

717-252-1169, www.historicwrightsvillepa.org Nov 30. Community Christmas Celebration & Tree of Remembrance. 6pm.

Constitution Square, Wrightsville.

717-252-1169, www.historicwrightsvillepa.org

Dec 5. Light Up Night. The multicultural celebration will feature live entertainment, family-friendly activities, food, carol singalongs, the lighting of the York city Christmas tree and the arrival of Santa.

5-8pm. Continental Square, York. www.yorkcity.org Dec 5. Lunch With the Librarians: Beyond the Written Message - How to Date Old Postcards. Preregistration required. 1-2pm.

York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. 717-848-1587, www.yorkheritage.org Dec 6-20. Visits With Santa. Santa will arrive from the North Pole to visit with children and their families. 11am-2pm.

Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Dec 7. Christmas Open House. 1-4pm.

Historic Wrightsville Museum, Wrightsville.

717-252-1169, http://historicwrightsvillepa.org

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History Lives Here: Memorable Museums in York County

In 2013, York County commemorated the 150th anniversary of its major involvement in the United States Civil War. While that celebration has concluded, local history extends far beyond those well-known events of 1863. In fact, museums galore await York County residents and visitors with fascinating stories, artifacts, and experiences that will make various eras come alive.

The Old Line Museum, so named for its proximity to the Mason-Dixon Line, was founded in Delta in the 1970s as a way to emphasize local Welsh heritage. Museum visitors can view numerous artifacts, photographs, and articles of clothing, as well as the Slate Clock, which was constructed by lifelong slate miner Humphrey O. Pritchard using three kinds of slate. The museum owns and is currently involved in the process of restoring two 1850s cottages that once housed quarry workers who lived in the area in the mid-19th century.

History seekers are also welcome to stop by the Heritage Museum of New Freedom, which preserves the borough’s history through presenting important artifacts.

Railroad aficionados can experience train travel 1860s-style thanks to Steam Into History, located in New Freedom. Regularly scheduled excursions are offered on the William H. Simpson No. 17, which is a steam locomotive replica of the train that

carried President Abraham Lincoln to deliver the Gettysburg Address. All trips offer round-trip travel from New Freedom to either Glen Rock or Hanover Junction.

Train lovers can fast-forward to 1915 at the Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village in Airville. When not enjoying a 5-mile trip via motorcar train through the Muddy Creek Valley on the last surviving segment of the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad, visitors can experience life in the early 20th century by walking around the village, which includes a general store, a mill, and a grain elevator.

The Indian Steps Museum, nestled along the banks of the scenic Susquehanna River in Airville, received its name from the “steps” carved into the river’s rocks by the early inhabitants of the region. The building itself was constructed in the early 1900s by John Edward Vandersloot, who wanted a place to house the Native American artifacts he had collected. Open to the public since the 1940s, the museum seeks to promote Native American culture, both through its collections and through the many programs it offers to people of all ages.

The Historic Wrightsville Museum is located near the site of the famed 1863 bridge burning that prevented Confederate troops from crossing into adjacent Lancaster County. While visitors can certainly find a plethora of books and information

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on Civil War happenings, the museum’s inventory also focuses on the history of the town of Wrightsville itself through both permanent displays and rotating exhibits. Another offering is the Burning of the Bridge Diorama, housed in another location nearby.

Located close by between Hallam and York is the Shoe House, a unique advertising device constructed in the likeness of—you guessed it—a shoe. Built in 1948 by Mahlon N. Haines, owner of a shoe sales empire, the structure was originally used as a guest house. Its five levels included three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a living room. These days, the giant high-topped work shoe, which is visible from U.S. Route 30, is open for tours and even includes a gift shop.

The city of York offers ample opportunities for history lovers to take a walk into the past; one such venue is the Police Heritage Museum. Although the purpose of law enforcement has not changed over the centuries, the resources surely have, as evidenced by the museum’s exhibits. Visitors can view uniforms, equipment, and more while learning stories about real police officers from days gone by.

People who enjoy the Police Heritage Museum may want to stop by the Fire Museum, also in York. The building, a historic 1903 firehouse, displays more than 225 years of local firefighting history, including horse-drawn fire carriages, vintage

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fire trucks, firefighter uniforms and gear, sirens, old-fashioned alarm systems, and more.

The Fire Museum is one of five sites in York that are operated by the York County Heritage Trust, and admission covers entry into all of them: the Fire Museum, the Agricultural and Industrial Museum, the Historical Society Museum, Bonham House, and the Colonial Complex.

Visitors to the Agricultural and Industrial Museum will learn about the county’s numerous contributions in these areas, as displays showcase locally made wagons, steam engines, farm tools, and tractors. Working industrial exhibits such as an ammonia compressor, a gristmill, and a 1930s telephone exchange are also on site. The transportation wing of the building features York-manufactured vehicles, a 1937 Aeronca K airplane, and more.

Among the 10,000 square feet of exhibits at the Historical Society Museum are quilts, photographs, and an extensive research library.

The three-story Bonham House showcases many of the paintings of its early inhabitant, Horace Bonham, who moved into the house in 1875 with his wife, Rebekah, and two daughters. Guided tours give a realistic look at life in an upper-middle class family, and the historic home contains many fine examples of Victorian and Colonial Revival décor.

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Upon entering the Colonial Complex, visitors cannot help but feel that they have actually stepped back into the 18th century. The four buildings on the property—General Gates House, Golden Plough Tavern, Barnett Bobb Log House, and the Colonial Courthouse—give a glimpse into the political landscape, tavern life, and personal happenings of the time.

Among the historical flair in the northern part of the county are two Dillsburg properties owned by the Northern York County Historical Society: Dill’s Tavern and Plantation, which dates to approximately 1750, and the Maple Shade Barn, which has been in existence for a century. Both structures, which are

undergoing renovation and restoration processes, are available to rent for a variety of occasions.

A different type of history is available for viewing at the Weightlifting Hall of Fame, located north of York city. The 8,000-square-foot facility offers a self-guided tour of the history of strength sports, traversing the ages from the early Olympic Games to modern-day powerlifting, bodybuilding, and Olympic weightlifting.

These historic sites are among York County’s many museum offerings, which give area residents and visitors a chance to experience local history in an exciting way.

York County Historical Museums Agricultural and Industrial Museum 217 W. Princess St., York, PA 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org Bonham House 152 E. Market St., York, PA 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org Colonial Complex 157 W. Market St., York, PA 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org Fire Museum 757 W. Market St., York, PA 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org The Heritage Museum of New Freedom 22 Railroad Ave., New Freedom, PA 717-227-2891 http://newfreedomheritage.org Historic Wrightsville Museum 309 Locust St., Wrightsville, PA Burning of the Bridge Diorama 124 Hellam St., Wrightsville, PA 717-252-1169 www.historicwrightsvillepa.org

Historical Society Museum 250 E. Market St., York, PA 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org

Indian Steps Museum 205 Indian Steps Road, Airville, PA 717-862-3948 www.indiansteps.org

Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village 1268 Muddy Creek Forks Road, Airville, PA 717-927-9565 www.maandparailroad.com

The Northern York County Historical Society 35 Greenbrier Lane Dillsburg, PA 17019 717-502-1440, 717-432-2720 www.northernyorkhistorical.org

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Factory Tours York County, affectionately dubbed by residents as “The Factory Tour Capital of the World,” has a wealth of businesses eager to welcome visitors. Whether you’re out to discover how a favorite snack is made or you’re intrigued by industry standards, there’s a tour suited to every age and interest. Here are some options:

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

1425 Eden Road, York 877-883-1450, www.harley-davidson.com This one-hour tour takes individuals through the manufacturing of fuel tanks, frames and fenders, and it gives attendees insight into the paint and polish processes, too. Two sessions are offered daily Mondays through Fridays but sell out quickly, and the tour fee includes a commemorative pin, a group photo and more. Limited-access free factory tours are offered during the summer; tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

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4069 Vineyard Road, Stewartstown 1-800-292-3370, www.naylorwine.com Wine connoisseurs are invited to come and see how it all begins. Tours

of the winery and vineyard are available during festivals or by appointment Mondays through Saturdays. Attendees must schedule at least 30 minutes before closing.

New Grounds Roasting Company

284 W. Market St., York 717-843-0716, http://newgroundscoffee.com The coffee company offers tours of its roasting facility on site. The free tour features a walk-through of the roasting room, and attendees will witness how green coffee beans are transformed into dark brown beans ready to be ground up and brewed. Tours last approximately 30 minutes. Groups of 10 or fewer are invited to register one day in advance for the general Thursday session, while groups of 11 or more may schedule Mondays through Fridays with a week’s advance notice.

Painted Spring Farm Alpacas Farm

280 Roth Church Road, Spring Grove 717-891-8060, www.paintedspring.com Animal lovers are invited tour the facility most weekends or by special appointment during the week to get their fuzzy fix! Attendees will see alpacas up close and learn about their history and care. A store on site offers everything from fiber and yarn to handcrafted products by local artisans. Visitors are encouraged to wear appropriate footwear.

Snyder’s of Hanover Factory Store

1350 York St., Hanover 1-800-233-7125, ext. 28592, www.snydersofhanover.com Pretzel lovers age 5 and up are invited to join in a guided walking tour that will include the raw material warehouse, the finished goods warehouse (complete with robotic elements!), the state-of-theart packing room and the oven room.

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working dairy farm and view tour highlights such as the “Cow House” and “Cow Kitchen.” Attendees may even schedule to feed a calf. Walking tours are by appointment, with a small fee per person. Each tour lasts approximately 60-90 minutes, and individuals should dress appropriately.

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2700 Blackbridge Road, York 717-845-1066, www.ycswa.org Free walking tours are available to age 6 and up by appointment Mondays through Fridays at the Resource Recovery Center. Sessions, which have an average length of an hour to an hour and a half, can include up to 60 people and are modified to suit age levels and time constraints. Stops include the “Tipping Floor,” where waste haulers discharge truck loads; the Turbine Generator Room, where burning garbage is used to produce electricity; and more. This facility is handicapped-accessible; individuals requiring special accommodations should specify this when scheduling the tour.

Other local companies that offer tours include Bluett Bros. Violins, Family Heirloom Weavers, Martin’s Potato Chips, Perrydell Farm, Revonah Pretzel, the York Time Institute, Utz Snacks, Wolfgang Candy Company and more.

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• Celebrate the holiday season by checking out Christmas Magic, a half-mile walking trail in Rocky Ridge County Park that boasts hundreds of thousands of Christmas lights. Visitors will enjoy holiday scenes, animation, a train display, musical performances, opportunities to meet Santa Claus, and much more.

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July 28-Aug. 1: The Art of Sculpture. Sculptors ages 8 to 13 will learn to use a variety of media - wire, plaster, and clay - to craft abstract and representational three-dimensional works of art. Supplies are included in the cost. 1-4pm.

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