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he holidays are approaching, and for those who wish to give thoughtful gifts, the struggle is real. Rising above the mundane is not always an easy feat. Fortunately, within Lancaster County are a number of businesses offering unique gift ideas and experiences to help the giver bestow a present that will be truly appreciated.

From painting to ziplining, the choices of experiential and other unique gifts that offer enjoyment for a range of tastes can be found without traveling far from home.

“People remember fun experiences more than things,” said Gary Griffith, who serves along with his wife, Sue, as chief entertainment officers at Painting With a Twist, a Lancaster studio that gives participants a chance to create their own finished paintings to take home. “Folks love the combination of a fun social time and a creative experience,” Gary added, noting that paint parties can be planned to cater to a variety of ages, events, and group sizes. Gary mentioned that paint nights make good gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, and team-building experiences but that the holidays are an especially fitting time to bestow the gift of a painting experience, because they can easily be used to break up the doldrums of January and February.

Similarly, Inspire Pottery Studio in Denver has endeavored to create a “fun environment where everyone is

welcome.” “We have something for every potter, from the novice to the experienced craftsman who needs access to a fully equipped studio,” said Chrisandra Bright, administrator and studio technician. “Our onetime classes and date nights are all-inclusive, so guests just have to arrive ready to have fun and make memories,” she added. Recipients of an Inspire Pottery gift card take home a piece of functional pottery to keep.

Bright said past participants have complimented the staff members on their kindness and creativity. Others have pointed to the creative teaching environment as a great place to become part of a community. “This is an experience gift … not just a thing to open,” pointed out Bright.

Artistry is not limited to painting and pottery. In East Earl, Flourish Flowers, owned by Trish Snyder, offers events that give participants chances to get creative with flowers. “A class or open house gives people an opportunity to experience and learn something beautiful and new together,” said Snyder, adding that a gift of a class with a friend or family member represents quality time together, resulting in lasting memories. She noted that a class is often a “welcomed reprieve” during the hectic holidays. “Here at Flourish, we want to create an atmosphere of joy and fun,” she stated. “We have

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many people tell us how they truly enjoyed their time (here) with friends and family and even made new friends in the class.” Flourish also sells gift boxes of “thoughtfully chosen” gifts, along with flowers. “(These gifts) are little luxuries that maybe (the recipient) wouldn’t normally purchase,” Snyder pointed out.

Looking for an activity that the whole family can enjoy together? Phil True, fun scheduler with Refreshing Mountain Retreat and Adventure Center in Stevens, suggests ziplining. “It’s difficult to give the right gift,” he noted. “Typically people desire unique memories, and ziplining is just that.” True pointed out that the experience makes a perfect group outing for families, friends, grandchildren, and other groups. Ziplining gift cards are valid year-round for those who prefer to play outdoors in warmer weather. But to add extra seasonal sparkle to the ride, True said, Refreshing Mountain decorates with about “half a million” Christmas lights for the holidays.

A gift of viewing bucolic Lancaster County from the air is available from Smoketown Helicopters, located in the little airport along Route 340. “Helicopter tours offer a thrilling adventure that stands out as an unforgettable gift,” said Jen Snyder, operations manager with Smoketown Helicopters. Snyder noted that the tours feature stunning landscapes and the excitement of flying to create memories to be cherished. “Gifting a helicopter tour is a great way to create shared experiences,” she pointed out, adding that the time together can foster connections between family and friends. “The holiday season is a perfect time for recipients to try something new and exciting,” Snyder stated. She said that tour

recipients are often wowed by the perspective from above and say they appreciate the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Smoketown Helicopters.

For those who endeavor to add an exciting edge to their holiday gift giving, Stumpy’s Hatchet House in Manheim Township offers year-round entertainment options. The venue promises a thrilling ax throwing experience to those who dare to participate. “I think what attracts people to (give a) Stumpy’s (experience) as a gift is the uniqueness,” said Stumpy’s co-owner David Hubbard. Hubbard added that a location that offers ax throwing along with games and social interaction is not common, but it is friendly. “The environment is extremely warm and welcoming,” shared Hubbard. “We often have people stay and hang out long after their session is done.” According to Hubbard, with winter approaching, a Stumpy’s gift card makes a great holiday present. “As it gets colder, the options for entertainment become limited and people prefer to stay indoors,” he explained. “Stumpy’s is a great option for people to come and spend time with family and friends.”

Giving experiences as gifts is more than a trend. Studies have shown that the joy brought by most material gifts does not have the power to last. However, gifts of experiences offer anticipation, togetherness, and the opportunity to relive the moments over and over in the future as memories are shared with loved ones and friends. Giving gifts of local experiences is better for both the planet and the economy right here in Lancaster County. Why not consider your gift list with attention to personal tastes and look for an area business that might offer your loved one an experience of a lifetime?

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The art of gifting Artwork makes an emotional and impactful present

BY CATHY MOLITORIS For a holiday gift that packs an emotional punch, consider picking up some local artwork. “Purchasing art is such a personal and thoughtful way to share what is amazing about our lives,” said Lee Lovett, manager of Red Raven Art Company in Lancaster. “Whether it’s abstract or expressionistic, hyperrealism or whimsical, it is always what speaks to the heart.”

Katherine Horst, fine artist and events coordinator for Horst Arts Center in Manheim, noted that local artwork impacts both the person who created it and the people who view it.

“Art is an emotional experience for both the artist and the audience,” she said. “Art can speak to the heart and mind at the same time, and using art as a gift to bring someone joy is a wonderful idea. No matter where the artist resides, you can make the original work find a place in your home.”

Local artwork also makes a gift unlike any other, said Marita Hines, artist and owner of MH Art Gallery in Marietta. “Local art reflects an artist’s personal

interest in a subject, which may be more of a genuine creative response than other generic art on the market,” she shared.

Purchasing local art has other impacts as well, said Leah Scheib, general manager of Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio in Lancaster. “When you buy local art, you are directly impacting the artist while also supporting a small business and boosting a local economy,” she said.

Buying and giving local artwork as a gift is also a way to show support for the artists. At Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio, for example, adults with intellectual disabilities and autism create the artwork.

“It is not only part of Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio’s mission to encourage and celebrate the artists’ creativity and self-expression, (but) it is also our biggest goal to share their innermost thoughts, feelings and dreams with the world through their creativity,” Scheib remarked. “Each artwork in our collection is a unique extension of the artist that created them. Gifting local art is a great way to connect people and create open conversation about the artwork.”

About the galleries featured Friendship Heart Gallery & Studio

118 N. Water St., Suite 101, Lancaster Open Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended hours to 8:30 p.m. on the first Friday of each month; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. friendshipart.net “We support over 60 unique artists that work with professional instructors and volunteers, in addition to visiting community artists, to create and sell artistic masterpieces while developing a sense of purpose, value, freedom and joy. We offer instructional art classes five days a week at two separate studios,” said Leah Scheib, gallery manager. “We have more than just art for on the walls. We have recently been able to open up both a weaving and pottery studio, so we are starting to receive handmade goods as well. Additionally, we have greeting cards, jewelry and gift cards available.”

Horst Arts Center

MH Gallery - "Attic Laundry" by Linda Mylin Ross

17 N. Main St., Manheim Open Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. horstarts.com Horst Arts Center is a creative arts space that has a gift shop. “We feature unique arts and craft events at our large workshop table from mixed-media collage to string art and more,” said artist Katherine Horst. “We aim to give the public a chance to make their own special art piece that can be for themselves or given as a gift. Our gift shop area highlights the creative side of life with items such as notebooks, craft kits, pens and customizable wine caddies to kid-friendly items like coloring and activity books.”

MH Art Gallery

42 W. Market St., Marietta Open Saturdays and Sundays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. mhartgallery.com “The gallery features 2D fine art – collage and paintings,” said artist and owner Marita Hines. “There are six artists who manage the gallery and organize events for the nonprofit Marietta Art Alive!” With Hines, the artists are Marianne Calenda, Linda Mylin Ross, Melissa Carroll, Joanne McIlvaine and Susan Davitti Darling. “All are accomplished artists in their own right; each lends their talents and experience to the cause of bringing art to the river towns,” Hines said.

Red Raven Art Company

MH Gallery - "Tree in Acadia" by Doug Anderson

138 N. Prince St., Lancaster Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours to 8 p.m. on the first Friday of each month; Wednesdays, noon to 5 p.m. redravenartcompany.com “Red Raven Art Company has been in business for over 18 years,” said manager Lee Lovett. “We represent over 40 artists and switch everything out each and every month. So the gallery always looks different from one month to the next. We have an eclectic mix of art, from traditional to contemporary, realistic to whimsical, sensible to playful. We also have over 100 fine art prints available from many of our artists.”

Horst Arts Center - "Nash"

That’s especially true when the artist is local, Horst said. “There’s always an opportunity to develop a special connection as the buyer to the maker, and that happens on a deeper level when they live close to you,” she explained. “When you buy local art, you have the opportunity to connect with the artist in person and see where they make their art. A lot of the time, the artist makes work that is influenced by their local environment, so when you live in the same place, you get a chance to enjoy the artwork even more. It’s wonderful to meet and spend time with the artist when they live close by.”

Local artists and gallery managers are happy to help customers choose just the right pieces to give as gifts, Horst said.

“I enjoy helping others find artwork to give as a gift. I am available via phone or email and can set up a physical visit to sit down and offer my thoughts on finding the right piece of art,” said Horst, who specializes in paper collage. “I can point the person in the direction of an artist or gallery that would have a piece of work they would be looking for if they aren’t interested in my style of art.”

For people who are interested in giving mixed-media

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artwork, Horst said she offers commissioned options, working with a client’s specific requests on subject matter, size, color and other details. “I really enjoy this process and would happily help someone make a truly original artwork gift,” she commented.

Scheib agreed that helping people select art is a highlight of her job. “We love to help people pick out the perfect gift,” she said. “We have an extensive collection of artwork with a wide range of subjects, styles, sizes and mediums. With a little direction, we are able to narrow down options or point someone to an artist’s portfolio to browse.”

This sentiment was echoed by Hines, who added that artists can highlight information about a piece that customers might miss at first. “We welcome people to browse the art and ask questions,” she said. “The gallery staff is happy to provide information and insights on a piece that may not be apparent.”

No matter what you ultimately decide to give, artwork makes the perfect gift, said Hines. “A gift of original art is a lasting one often cherished for years to come,” she said. “It’s a valued investment.”

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Ready to give local art as a gift?

Consider these tips: THINK ABOUT THE RECIPIENT. “Artwork is subjective, so it is important to think about the person that is receiving the gift,” Scheib recommended. “Look for something that would make them smile because they know that you thought of them.”

CONSIDER WHERE THE ART WILL BE DISPLAYED.

“Think about if the art will need to be framed, what size it is, what colors are in the piece and if they would coordinate with the location that the artwork will be placed,” said Horst. “If the person you’re giving the gift to collects artwork in their home, then consider if your piece would work with their collection.”

THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX.

“Originality and uniqueness should always be sought when one buys a piece of art,” said Hines.

BE PREPARED FOR VARIETY.

“Artwork comes in a variety of sizes and price points,” said Hines, noting that gift-givers may want to think about those details before shopping.

BE OPEN TO POSSIBILITIES.

“Art finds its way to the perfect spot,” acknowledged Lovett. “There is no right or wrong piece of art. It is just simply what speaks to you that counts.”

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Various components come together to make the holiday season a festive time of year. There is a lot to get done in a short amount of time during the Christmas season, and part of that is shopping for all of the family members and friends on your list. Shopping can be a complicated process that involves identifying which stores will be the best places to purchase items. Local retailers make the perfect place to shop for holiday items.

According to the American Express Business Economic Impact Study, more than two-thirds of every dollar spent with a local business stays in the community.

Indeed, shopping local benefits consumers and communities alike. The following are some of the many perks to shopping locally throughout the holiday season.

Personalized attention:

Small businesses are known for their personalized customer service, and owners and staff members are often lauded for taking the time to interact with and learn about their customers.

Meet and interact with people: While shopping in person at

local stores, you'll see faces from your community and become better known in the local area.

Shorter lines: Independent local stores may have smaller crowds and thus shorter lines. That translates to less stress and hassle when it comes to getting in and out with holiday gifts.

Smaller carbon footprint: Pollution,

traffic congestion, habitat loss, and resource depletion may not occur on the same levels when shopping locally compared to patronizing big box stores. That's because local retailers tend to create or source their products locally, whereas many big box stores secure their goods overseas.

Easier parking: Shopping locally does not typically require driving up and down endless aisles at malls or stand-alone retail stores in an effort to find a parking spot. Local retailers in town may have on-street parking or closed lots that are convenient to shoppers.

Small-batch shopping experience:

Consumers can secure items in small businesses that are not carbon copies of those found across the country at major retail chains. When seeking a unique, thoughtful gift, shopping locally is the way to go.

Shopping locally this holiday season provides an array of benefits to consumers and helps to solidify a strong Main Street in communities.

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here is no shortage of options to find every item on your holiday shopping list. Shopping malls and mom-and-pop stores along Main Street can be great spots to grab holiday deals, but shoppers can also find great gifts at holiday fairs and bazaars.

Bazaars, which are marketplaces that feature several small shops or vendor stalls, often pop up during the holiday season. Bazaars are sometimes set up outdoors and covered by tents, while others feature several stalls set up in large rooms.

They may be hosted by cities or towns, schools, or places of worship. Sometimes they are fundraising opportunities, with nonprofit organizations charging a stall- or table-renting fee for bazaar participants. Holiday fairs and bazaars often bring together an array of retailers, many of whom are small businesses selling interesting and homemade wares.

Here's a look at some of the benefits of bazaar shopping for the holidays.

Patronize small businesses.

Holiday bazaars often bring together small businesses that may not normally have storefronts. This opportunity allows shoppers to meet the individuals behind businesses they already patronize or discover new retailers they were previously unacquainted with.

Shop unique wares. Holiday bazaars

may showcase items not easily found elsewhere, such as handcrafted jewelry, unique soaps, custom woodworking items, handmade fiber arts and unique artwork.

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Thoughtful gifts for Grandma and Grandpa Children typically want to treat their parents to something special during the Christmas season. Parents do a lot for their children, and when those kids become adults and have kids of their own, a desire to express their appreciation for Mom and Dad often grows. Further, grandchildren may wish to brighten their grandparents’ holidays as well.

When shopping for older adults, it may not be as simple as identifying interests, particularly if the recipients are experiencing agerelated health issues. The following gift ideas may be ideal for the aging adults in your life, whether parents or grandparents.

Cozy blanket: Older adults may have trouble

regulating their body temperatures, which can translate to feeling cold a lot of the time.

A new blanket or throw for a bed or to cuddle up with in a favorite recliner might be the perfect gift. Consider a personalized blanket with photos of the family, which can warm the heart as well as the body.

Gripping slippers: Slips and falls can injure aging adults and put them out of commission for quite some time.

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Ancestry kit: Interest in genealogy has increased dramatically in recent years, as advancements in technology have made it easier than ever to trace one's ancestry. If older parents or grandparents have yet to get involved, a DNA kit from a popular ancestry service can open the door to an illuminating and fascinating hobby.

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