Fig Lancaster Summer 2013

the fresh, fashionable & flavorful of the city of lancaster, pennsylvania summer 2013 â„– 30

city in season

the food issue

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good taste With rolling fertile countryside just outside the city limits, Lancaster has deep connections to its local food sources. And, while the average pound of produce in many parts of the U.S. travels about 1,500 miles from farm to plate, Lancastrians enjoy fruits and vegetables so fresh we can shake hands with the farmer who picked them that morning.

Here in the City of Lancaster, we know that local food means healthier food, not just for ourselves, but for the community as a whole. We also know that local eating is one of the easiest and most pleasant ways to make a difference.

While still cherishing the traditional comfort foods we’ve enjoyed for generations, these days, Lancastrians are branching out and trying new tastes. With local restaurants like Citronnelle, Lemongrass Thai, and Annie Bailey’s serving as our passport to culinary adventures, we can now enjoy the world on our plate without leaving our fair city.

In this issue, learn more about Lancaster’s amazing gastronomical diversity, as well our favorite summer cocktails, outdoor dining spots, and other local picks.

Enjoy eating well in the city this summer.

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interpreting greatness

DESIGNING OUR FUTURE THROUGH THE EYES OF THE PAST

Armstrong Building

With a respect for Lancaster’s cultural & architectural heritage, Richard Levengood focuses on projects that both reuse and rejuvenate.

From the restoration of City Hall Tower to the construction of the gathering places at The Farm at Eagles Ridge, Richard Levengood is leaving his creative mark on Downtown Lancaster and beyond. And that mark is beautiful.

City Hall Tower

richard levengood at The Farm at Eagles Ridge Private Residence

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giving back

david i. silbert, md KinderSee

dr. david silbert believes that every child deserves to see well.

Since first launching KinderSee in 2008, Dr. Silbert—a pediatric ophthalmologist with Lancaster’s Family Eye Group—has found deep personal and professional satisfaction in providing eye care for local at-risk schoolchildren.

“It’s wonderful to work with these kids,” says Dr. Silbert. “You see that sparkle in their eye, and you want to keep that sparkle there.”

A comprehensive program designed to screen and treat socio-economically disadvantaged children, KinderSee provides integrated eye care from screening to glasses to treatment for amblyopia (lazy eye), helping each child experience a school environment in which vision doesn’t impede learning or success in life.

As Dr. Silbert explains: “When people ask me, ‘Why are you doing this in the schools?’ I say, ‘Because that’s where the kids are.’

The bottom line is that serving children’s vision needs results in improved outcomes—better grades, better behavior.”

“We’re going to villages, doing the screenings, the exams, and the glasses in the same day. It made me think that if we could do it in Honduras, we can do it here.”

“ I love my glasses so much that I wear them to bed so I can see better in my dreams.”

A partnership between Family Eye Group and School District of Lancaster, KinderSee’s mission is to provide excellent vision for every child without regard to financial resources. To help defray the cost of providing eyeglasses, transportation, and other related needs, tax-deductible donations to KinderSee can now be made online through the Lancaster Education Foundation at kindersee.org/donations.

Bringing the lessons learned through medical missions work back home to Lancaster, Dr. Silbert is part of a team that regularly travels to Honduras to provide eye care.

For the kids who receive care, they’re not only getting the gift of better sight, but also a brighter and more successful future. And as one child said of her new specs: “I love my glasses so much that I wear them to bed so I can see better in my dreams.”

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fresh faces it’s good for you.

Local food tastes better and is more nutritious.

it’s good for the planet.

Local food has a lower carbon footprint and enhances environmental sustainability.

it’s transparent.

We hand-select all of our produce, dairy, meat, bread, grocery, and café items to give you source transparency for the food on your table.

why eat local? it builds commuity.

For centuries, communities have been connecting around food; we help you and your family connect to nearby farmers and food business through your purchases.

OPENING JUNE 2013! Our team of four worker-owners is passionate about local foods and accelerating our local food economy. We want you to have access to authentic, fairly priced, local food every day.

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FIREPITS & OUTDOOR FIREPLACES OUTDOOR KITCHENS & THE BIG GREEN EGG DESIGNER OUTDOOR FURNITURE

local expert john d. hershey Registered Landscape Architect, RGS Associates, Inc. jhershey@rgsassociates.com

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by Campania allow ample space for eye-catching displays, and their understated elegance avoids visual competition with seasonal plant compositions.”

“To carefully complement any garden, select quality outdoor furnishings, such as these bold, contemporary pieces

by Brown Jordan, with as much attention as typically given to interior home enhancements.”

john’s picks A DOSE OF ZEN FOR YOUR BACKYARD “my site designs incorporate distinctive, durable, and timeless materials such as those available at Penn Stone, where inspiration and enlightenment are always in ample supply. Knowledgeable staff and helpful product samples guide selections for paving materials and site furnishings tailored to each landscape context. Visit, discover, and be inspired.”

“Penn Stone’s hardscaping options—in a variety of colors & textures—form the foundation for customized outdoor gathering spaces.”

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finds finds

Summer is the time for fun, and what better way to flavor the season than with a little downtown lovin’? Find these and other unique gifts from local retailers to ensure a summer you’ll crave just as much as the sun.

Find details on these and more Fig® Finds at figlancaster.com Handcrafted spoon and wood interlay bowl from the pennsylvania guild of craftsmen Tasty sauces and condiments from ralph’s. Try the Old World style tomato sauce by cortazzo foods—a local food producer

Decadent cream puff and metal cakeplate from the baker’s table

Grilling trays and BBQ sauce from penn stone

Colorful ties and women’s tanks from filling’s

Vintage apron from mommalicious Russian spice tea from Central Market’s herb shop Pumpernickel loaf from Central Market’s german deli

Macarons from la petite patisserie

Butterfly pin & necklace from j.a. sharp custom jewelers Handcrafted catchall from art & glassworks

Imperial Black IPA and Founders Double Trouble from the fridge

Artful cookbooks from the baker’s table Specialty artisan salts from seasons olive oil & vinegar taproom

Our NEW Fig® Love Local market bag! Find it at the stands of lancaster central market

Sassy snakeskin pendant from filling’s

fresh faces

For Susan Louie and Rafael Perez, their new restaurant Citronnelle is a love story.

The couple spent their lives in New York: she in the fashion industry as a design director, he as a chef for several trendy restaurants in the city. When friends moved to Lancaster, the avid travelers began spending occasional weekends here when they weren’t circling the globe. Trips to the area became more frequent, until finally they bought a house, and then an Orange Street storefront. They realized they were finally ready to make the commitment to Lancaster, and to each other. It was on their honeymoon trip to Africa, where they sipped citronnelle (lemongrass) tea, which offered the name for their new venture.

Inspired by their travels and experiences, their new restaurant serves “classically

prepared French cuisine with a global twist, incorporating Asian and African ingredients,” says Susan. “We love traveling and applying what we learn to our cooking and decorating.” Classically trained Rafael worked for a number of renowned New American, European, and Asian restaurateurs in New York, including Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. His experiences coalesce into his internationally inspired menu, with ingredients sourced close to home. Her fashion sensibility is exhibited in the intimate 500-square-foot space, with dark wood paneling, bronze metallic touches, and retro-style chairs to create a cozy midcentury ambiance. “The decor should be as thoughtful as the food, because it adds to one’s overall experience,” says Susan.

Although the couple’s menu is designed to appeal to every palate (including those belonging to vegetarians and vegans), they suspect local favorites may become their Lentil and Merguez Terrine with spicy harissa oil or their Chicken Bisteeya. For dessert, they’re offering a signature Citronnelle souffle. “It has notes of lemongrass and is served with a coconut crème anglaise and a citrus tuile cookie,” says Susan.

Eventually, the couple hopes to add a small garden dining space filled with their own pots of lemongrass to continue to serve as inspiration, and as ingredients.

Citronnelle is slated to open early summer.

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the Market Salad from Penn Square Grille

in season OUR FAVORITE LOCAL FOOD, FUN, FESTIVITIES, FITNESS & MORE THIS SUMMER

summer is meant to be savored.

The abundance of summertime not only fills our baskets to overflowing with locally grown bounty, it also stretches our sun-soaked days into firefly-illuminated nights. As we picnic in the park, ride bikes to our favorite ice cream parlor, or stay for extra innings at the old ballgame, we’re

like children again, devouring every minute outdoors.

Healthy living is never so easy or so natural as when summer beckons us out to play.

The cozy, hibernating days of winter are just a memory as we dine al fresco, feasting on fresh, inspired meals under the very same sun that warmed the farmers’ fields.

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“In the summer, there are not enough days to enjoy Central Market’s bounty of fresh produce,” says Fig® blogger Ann Fulton. She couldn’t be more right. And as we eagerly embrace this season of freshness, we joyfully celebrate all that’s best about Lancaster living in the summer. sponsored by

the fig blogger local summer picks ®

what to eat and where to go

We asked the voices of figlancaster.com to give us a little insight into the best & brightest that the city has to offer this summer.

Get ready for a little sunshine (and lots of cocktail options).

our

LOCAL experts

Zena & Jack

Livin’ La Vida Local with My Pint-Sized Foodie

favorite summer cocktail

Katie Yanchuk Food Roots

Ann Fulton

Holly High

Fig® at Fountain Avenue Kitchen

7 Sweets and 7 Sours

Victoria Hill 717Society

“The Mango Lassi from Himalayan Curry & Grill— nonalcoholic, of course.”

“An Old-Fashioned— whiskey and cherries seem to be made for each other.”

“Cold white wine or frozen margaritas— which I make more like slushies!”

“The Jeffries Mule from john j. jeffries at the Arts Hotel is fantastic.

So refreshing and such good flavors.”

“The mango IPA at the Taproom

by Spring House Brewing Co.”

“We love First Friday, window shopping, and listening to live music in the streets.”

“Saturday walks to Eastern Market—a great local food spot.”

“Riding bikes to Chestnut Hill Cafe, topped off by a scoop at Carmen & David’s Creamery.”

“Hit up Musser Park for croquet or the bocce courts at Buchanan Park.”

“Summer strolls on the 300 Block of North Queen Street.”

favorite kids activity

“Baseball games and kids activities at Clipper Stadium.”

“Anything at the Lancaster Museum of Art—who says kids & culture don’t mix?”

“A trip to the library capped off by a picnic lunch in Binn’s Park, where they cool off in the water fountains!”

“My niece & nephew love the County Park for a picnic.”

“North Museum Discovery Days and stargazing in the planetarium to beat the heat!”

favorite central market food

“My absolute new favorite—corn shoots from Tulip Tree Hill Farm.”

“Any of the various salads at the Goodie Shop.”

“In the summer, there are not enough days to enjoy Lancaster Central Market’s bounty of fresh produce.”

“Every year I get so excited for freshly picked corn. Salt, pepper, butter, delicious.”

“Farm Fresh Honey Goat Yogurt from Linden Dale Farm at Lancaster’s Central Market.”

favorite lancaster county food tradition

“Whoopie pies, but the new and improved versions, like the ones dipped in chocolate from Café One Eight.”

“Shoofly pie—what a name!

“Strawberry shortcake for dinner!”

“Pie! It’s like a little black dress. It is classic and can be used in so many ways.”

“Sweet pepper jelly over cream cheese.”

favorite outdoor dining spot

“Eating outside of Iron Hill Brewery.

A great children’s menu and a nice spot to people watch.”

“POUR! In the summer, a bottle of wine and a cheese board is all you need for a perfect outdoor evening.”

“The Pressroom’s beautiful Steinman Park and the bench outside of Carmen & David’s Creamery.”

“Brunch in the courtyard at On Orange. I bring champagne to make mimosas with their fresh orange juice.”

“The back deck at Annie Bailey’s. It’s the place to be on summer evenings.”

favorite outdoor activity

hungry for more? Feast your eyes on the following restaurants.

stylish city dining

The intersection of King & Queen has become synonymous with the events that tell Downtown Lancaster’s story. Penn Square Grille lives up to its namesake and location with food that does the same. Fresh, local, and refined, Penn Square Grille prides itself on having sustained relationships with Lancaster County farms and food producers. With approachably elegant dining and an extensive hand-selected wine list, this jewel fits beautifully into the crown of the city. pictured Mushroom Dusted Salmon: grilled salmon served on sautéed leeks and fennel with a pea purée, with sautéed morels, shaved rhubarb, and herb salad. Lemon Cake: white-chocolate mousse, berries, pistachio powder. Basil martini.

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this summer’s exciting events Partnering with some of Lancaster’s finest restaurants to bring you fun and educational events.

Look for the OLIVE OIL DINNER SERIES, which features the world’s freshest ultra-premium extra virgin olive oils and highest quality balsamic vinegars.

Seasons LUNCH & LEARN SERIES is your opportunity to connect with chefs and celebrate local food while learning about the myths and benefits associated with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

Join Seasons for COOKING CLASSES with some of the Lancaster’s best chefs while you learn new techniques and experience exciting foods paired with olive oil and vinegar.

seasoning summer

Seasons Olive Oil and Vinegar Taproom carries an exclusive selection of fresh extra-virgin olive oils and traditional balsamic vinegars—all on tap for you to taste before you buy. Seasons is Lancaster County’s only store to be listed on Truth in Olive Oil—North America’s trusted guide for the best quality olive oil edited by international olive oil expert Tom Mueller.

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cork factory hotel corkfactoryhotel.com 717.735.2075 cork & cap restaurant Serving Lunch and Dinner Daily Saturday & Sunday Brunch corkandcaprestaurant.com 717.735.2025

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the baker’s table Sweet & Savory Offerings Daily Saturday & Sunday Breakfast Buffet thebakerstable.com 717.735.1150

father’s day weekend at cork & cap restaurant Lunch & Dinner Specials from the Grill Location: Cork & Cap Patio June 15th & 16th | reservations suggested raw materials cooking series Summer Market Recipes: Dinner with instruction and wine pairings Location: The Baker’s Table June 26th | 7pm | reservations required icing on the cake baking series Decorating Cakes with Buttercream Location: The Baker’s Table July 10th | 7pm | reservations required raw materials cooking series Canning & Preserving Techniques Location: The Baker’s Table July 24th | 7pm | reservations required bridal beach party with cork factory hotel and plum salon & spa Location: The Warehouse August 11th | 2-6pm | reservations required icing on the cake baking series Cake Pops 101 Location: The Baker’s Table August 14th | 7pm | reservations required Visit corkfactoryhotel.com/events for more details and pricing.

Call 717.735.2075 to reserve your space at our events.

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an exceptional dining experience

Artfully crafted cuisine in an intimate, rich dining atmsophere makes the Belvedere Inn a distinctive Downtown destination.

Enjoy fresh food and summer breezes in the outdoor dining area. Or check out the vibrant bar scene when you think you’ve seen all that Lancaster’s nightlife has to offer.

Don’t forget to try the Duck Spring Rolls on the seasonal menu—a perfect mixture of tender poultry, mustard greens, roasted apples, and crisp water chestnuts. And that’s just an appetizer... pictured Duck Confit Spring Rolls: orange peel sauce with mustard greens, roasted apples and water chestnuts. Scallop Caesar Salad: chargrilled romaine lettuce with house-made caesar dressing, parmesan, oregano and croutons topped with sea scallops.

402 north queen street 717.394.2422 belvederelancaster.com

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good taste served fresh daily

Have you ever wondered what pure passion tastes like? Sample the distinctive, full-flavored, handcrafted beers at Iron Hill Brewery, and you’ll be left with a pretty good idea.

Accompanied by fresh–from–scratch New American cuisine in a comfortable, casual atmosphere, beer truly is Iron HIll’s passion. Visit the bar on Thursdays and Fridays from 5-7 pm for happy hour. Iron Hill also offers reservations and call-ahead seating for your convenience. We can’t think of a better way to start the weekend. pictured Fisherman’s Stew: shrimp, scallops, mussels and pollock simmered in a garlic-tomato white-wine broth paired with a beer sampler.

781 harrisburg pike 717 291.9800 ironhillbrewery.com

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Glance above the entrance of 26 West King Street and you’ll notice an inscription reading “Steinman Hardware Co.” The building, like the City of Lancaster, has seen decades of change and progress—and so it seems fitting that today it would house The Pressroom. From art-deco details to inspired, contemporary menu items, The Pressroom is a chic celebration of old & new. pictured Grilled Summer Caesar and Pressroom Chicken Wings with a Raz-a-Rita.

26-28 west king street 717.399.5400 pressroomrestaurant.com Free parking at Central Parking Garage 29-31 West Vine Street or 35 South Prince Street.

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new!

fresh choices—hot or cold

There’s something new to love at Campus Grille. The NEW Top It Off ice cream and frozen yogurt bar has arrived just in time for summer! Try elegant frozen flavor combinations with fresh fruits and sweet delights. With over 60 toppings to choose from, there’s a great excuse to come back and try them all!

430 harrisburg avenue 717.509.7700 thomascampusgrille.com

pictured Salted Caramel Sundae with pretzels, Raspberry Yogurt with fresh fruit. Sophia Salad and Broad Street Sandwich.

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food-forward, chef-driven A native of Lancaster County, chef and owner Meghan Young trained with top chefs in New York and London. She uses ingredients sourced locally for inspiration in the seasonal cuisine at Characters Gastropub.

With true emphasis on locally sourced and sustainable ingredients, Characters supports family farms in the Lancaster area.

Tastes good. Feels good. What’s not to love? pictured Paella: grilled shrimp, PEI mussels, calamari & chipotle turkey sausage from the Turkey Lady over saffron rice in a smoked-chile broth with grilled asparagus. Served with a hibiscus margarita made with Ixa organic tequila & agave nectar.

38 north christian street 717.735.7788 characterspub.com Open lunch & dinner Tues-Sat, and now serving Sunday brunch

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sunday brunch with a twist

For 7 years, Annie Bailey’s has been bringing a taste of Ireland to Downtown Lancaster. From the beautiful traditional bar to the savory shepherd’s pie, everything is authentically Irish. And If you’ve never tasted a rasher or had an Irish breakfast— it’s time to visit Annie’s for brunch. Enjoy live traditional Irish music on the second Sunday of each month. pictured Celtic Eggs Benedict and French Toast

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the perfect pairing

The Fridge is Lancaster’s original craft-beer bottle shop.

Tracking down the best beers, making the best pizzas on perfect, handcrafted dough. No set menu—just what’s fresh, what’s local, and what’s inspiring the chef. pictured Hand-rolled artisan flatbread pizza, cheese plates, local pickled beets, gluten-free roasted vegetable wrap with hummus, and a beer flight.

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pictured Roasted red peppers, asparagus vinaigrette, sautéed broccoli rabe with garlic & pine nuts, gorgonzola, whole-wheat linguini salad, fried eggplant with chili sauce, prosciutto di parma, sopressatta, chorizo, & fresh-baked French baguette.

117 south west end avenue 717.299.9920 ralphsinlancaster.com

new flavors & old favorites

Ralph’s mission is to create unique and interesting foods. High standards for quality are matched with convenience for people on the go. Ralph’s is open six days a week offering espresso and fresh-baked pastries for breakfast, artisan sandwiches for lunch, prepared entrees for dinner, and specialty catering “When Food Matters.”

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urban olive

Drop by the Urban Olive food truck by following Facebook (/urbanolive) & Twitter (@urbanolivepa) for authentic, easy-to-eat Mediterranean fare. Call to find out more information about catering for parties, weddings and city events. downtown lancaster 717.826.8564 urbanolive.net

international tastes

SPECIALTY BITES FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

new!

sakura asian fusion

This restaurant offers a wide array of Japanese, Chinese, and Thai dishes, ranging from miso soup to sushi to quail eggs.

33 north queen street 717.509.2838 sakuraasian.com

lemongrass thai

Featuring fine Thai and Vietnamese cuisine in an authentic dining atmosphere.

603 north prince street 717.393.9966 thethailemongrass.com

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how do you POUR?

Step inside POUR and discover a food and drink destination in the heart of Gallery Row. From engaging plates to custom cocktails, POUR brings a metropolitan concept to Downtown. With spacious outdoor seating for warm summer nights, a private event room, and even Sunday brunch—how you pour is up to you. pictured Pan-Roasted Organic Duck Breast: potato mousseline, fiddlehead ferns, braised mustard seed, pickled spring onion, and orange glacé. Strawberries & Cream: poached strawberries, almond & black pepper sour cream, gingersnap crumb, goat cheese ice cream, and smoked chèvre.

114 north prince street on gallery row pouronprince.com 717.290.8080

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fresh faces

for brothers andrew and david neff, life revolves around the creature comforts: good food, good drinks, good friends.

increases, and we can share that with our customers, who will also be learning along with us.”

Growing up in the specialty-food business, the brothers developed discerning palates, helping to purvey the best of domestic and imported meats and cheeses aimed at delighting customers and making gatherings special. Their European travels and life in cities at once expanded and refined their taste, helping them hone in on a shared vision of gathering the greatest gastronomical provisions in one place.

A second floor chef’s table will serve as a private tasting room for intimate gatherings.

To their surprise, the physical location for that vision brought them back home to open Hunger-N-Thirst amid Lancaster’s booming beer culture. Their aim is to offer their tasty artisanal discoveries and surprising pairings to their community to sample on-site in their craft beer taproom and gastropub, or to take home from their specialty-food store and take-out bottle shop.

“I can’t wait to try pairing new things that come out of the kitchen with our extensive selection of craft beers and artisanal spirits,” says Andrew. “With everything we taste, our knowledge

Their parents Nancy and Sam Neff—Sam being a former co-owner of S. Clyde Weaver—will draw on their decades of experience to run the specialty-food store.

This frees up the brothers to experiment with their food and drinks in a renovated warehouse, which echoes the city itself.

The industrial bones of the space are warmed with great slabs of polished sycamore lining the bar and tables just as the trees line the Conestoga River. Local craftsmen created the copper countertop, distressing the surface to a cozy finish.

“We’re trying to import some flavor into the local community and promote Lancaster to a larger audience,” says David, who sees the venture as a tourist draw as well as a local hot spot, especially with its outdoor garden seating in the summer.

“We’re passionate about discovering what tastes great.”

32 920 Landis Avenue | 717.208.3808 | hungernthirst.com | Find us on Facebook

creative & refined

Lead Chef Tim Carr—a proud Lancaster County native—offers a menu that is simple, direct, yet fineedged, with respect for local

suppliers of fresh meats, vegetables, fruit and fowl.

Experience market-fresh in surprising new ways.

50 west grant street 717.299.7090 carrsrestaurant.com

a heart for taste

Café One Eight is dedicated to excellent service in an inviting atmosphere that promotes conversation and connection.

Their Lancaster County Dutch heritage, along with a love for the best cup of local coffee and delicious, fresh food make it a mainstay for any Downtown aficionado.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

SOCIAL GATHERINGS

bringing passion and dedication to every event

For 82 years, Jimmy Duffy’s has been exceeding customer expectations. From high-profile corporate events to formal weddings and casual cocktail parties, every event benefits from their legendary cuisine, exceptional service, and comprehensive event management.

Blending timeless classics with modern flair, Jimmy Duffy’s crafts the tastes that memories are made of. So dig in—it’s for prosterity. catering downtown & beyond 610.647.0160 jimmyduffy.com

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WEDDINGS

CORPORATE EVENTS

OFF-PREMISE CATERING

European-inspired custom desserts

Stop in for a sweet taste of France nestled into Lancaster’s own Historic East Side—on the 100 Block of East King Street.

La Petite Patisserie offers a delightful selection of pastries, specialty cakes, cupcakes, bars, cookies, tarts and authentic French macarons. Stop by for a sweet little treat, or special-order something wow-worthy. Talented pastry chef Donna Lussier adds French flair to every detail.

Eat dessert first?

Don’t mind if we do... pictured Coconut macaroons with chocolate drizzle, raspberry, lemon and orange French macarons, chocolate chip scones, raspberry crumb bars, classic chocolate, black & white and salted caramel cupcakes, and apple strudel.

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a global catering experience

international vegan & vegetarian catering

pictured Sanbusa: Iraqistyle baked savory pastries filled with lightly spiced mixed vegetables

Flavor your family reunion, summer soiree, or rehearsal dinner with the tastes of the world. Upohar—which means ‘gift’ in Bengali—offers a distinctive catering experience for both business and private events alike.

Upohar specializes in vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free food.

And these dishes not only taste good—they do good. The expert cooks behind each carefully crafted recipe are resettled refugees—now earning fair wages in the United States.

Call or go online to learn more and to book upcoming summer events. catering lancaster & beyond UpoharEthnicCuisines.com 717.290.6993 or 650.704.5384 info@UpoharEthnicCuisines.com

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pictured Green beans in a tart tomato-lemon sauce on Yellow Rice, served with Kalo Channa—crunchy black-skinned chickpeas cooked with tomatoes, onions and spices, and Kale Saag—kale sautéed with garlic and aromatic spices.

a friendly local cafe Serving breakfast all day! Offering a surprisingly diverse menu, including anything from our famous oatmeal pancakes to chilaquiles.

108 West Orange Street onorangerestaurant.com 747 East Ross Street lancastercountycoffee.com

a passion for coffee Enjoy unique, locally roasted coffee and delicious food in the newly renovated downtown location.

local

CAFÉ love

145 North Duke Street squareonecoffee.com 60 North Queen Street pantryonqueen.com

find us at lancaster central market

the art of handcrafted coffee Every day in our wonderful city we’re small-batch roasting our handcrafted coffees one at a time. These fine coffees tap into the culture and nostalgia of our area and are selectively chosen for you to enjoy wherever you may find us. Find us at: Lancaster Central Market, Clipper Magazine Stadium Concessions, the finest restaurants in our area, our Roastery on Ross Street, or local family-owned grocery stores.

delicious creations for local foodies Stop in early for baked pastries, omelettes, and fresh-ground coffee to start the day right. For lunch, find delicious sandwiches, healthy salads, and small-batch soups. Deli cases house an amazing selection of entrees, side dishes and other delectable choices, perfect to take home.

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fresh faces Corey Fogarty is a lot like the 225-seat restaurant he’s opening at 201 N. Queen Street this summer: ambitious, slightly larger-than-life, definitely all fired up—and just a little bit irreverent.

101 Drafts Wood fired Pizza Live Music

As he launches Federal Taphouse with its woodfired pizzas and over 100 craft beers, this driven entrepreneur brings a lifetime of experience to his latest endeavor.

Raised in Lancaster County, Corey began his restaurant career as a busboy at the tender age of 15.

Spending his college and post-college years waiting tables and tending bar, his next move was to the booming web industry, as well as the pre-crash real estate market in Florida. “But in 2006, the real estate market tanked,” says Corey. “And I went with it.”

Rising even stronger from the rubble, Corey remade himself, returning to his first love: the hospitality industry. Putting his past experiences to good use, he ultimately became the managing partner of the Fogarty Hospitality Group.

When he returned to Lancaster in 2011 with a thriving three-store chain of Florida restaurants on his resumé, Corey was impressed with the local scene.

“Lancaster’s not the same place I left,” says Corey.

“The area has definitely become more metropolitan.”

With partnerships in establishments like Busted Bean Bakery & Coffee Co., Susan Notter Pastries, Dishes by Diane Catering, and the recently opened Harrisburg Federal Taphouse, Corey has established himself locally as a successful restaurant developer.

In launching Federal Taphouse in Lancaster, Corey has been grateful for the city’s support and for the small-business-friendly atmosphere. “The city infrastructure and the people here are wonderful.”

38 201 North Queen Street | federaltaphouse.com

CRAF T BEERS ON TAP SUNDAY BRUNCH 10:30 AM – 2 PM CASUAL DINING

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goodness seasonally chic. seductively wholesome. garden to plate.

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ocal foodie expert Phoebe Canakis brings you curated Lancaster County food finds—beautifully packaged and delivered to your friend’s door.

Order your box online today at phoebespurefoods.com and check out Phoebe’s new online magazine at phoebespurefoodmagazine.com full of seasonal whole-food recipes (vegetarian & gluten-free, too), stories and DIY all sourced from local indie food producers. All local. All good.

Send a taste of Lancaster County with Phoebe’s Pure Food

Simplify your seasonal entertaining, or purchase these fun foodie boxes for thoughtful gift-giving during the summer months and beyond!

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Chipotle infused CA olive oil, Seasons Olive Oil & Vinegar Taproom* Somerset sweet onion & garlic jam, Laurel Vista Farms Roasted tomato ketchup, First Fields Horseradish hemp & honey mustard, Hempzels* Citrus rosemary salt rub, Phoebe’s Pure Food* a fig® summer Alaea red salt, Pureblend Tea* staple Cocktail recipe card, Moxie House Paper Goods*

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Strawberry mint jam, Christina Maser Pantry* Horseradish hemp & honey mustard, Hempzels* Rosemary and sea salt crackers, Rip Rap Bakery Olive oil, Seasons Olive Oil & Vinegar Taproom* Dipping oil herb blend, Phoebe’s Pure Food* Cocktail recipe card, Moxie House Paper Goods*

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Raspberry shrub, Tait Farms Honey pecan granola, Granola Factory Lavender scone mix, Tait Farms Ghee, Simply Ghee* Lemon curd, Harrowgate Fine Foods* Cocktail recipe card, Moxie House Paper Goods* * indicates local products

Order your handpicked Lancaster County foodie gift basket online today! | phoebespurefood.com | Find us on Facebook & Twitter 39

PHOTO BY BRIAN MCCLELLEND

local heritage candy

Miesse Candies was founded in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in 1875. For nearly 140 years, Miesse has been dedicated to providing fresh, quality chocolates to generations of loyal enthusiasts.

Miesse Candies uses all-natural ingredients, such as pure vanilla, real butter, and fresh cream, with no added preservatives. Their rich chocolate is made with real cocoa butter, unlike other confectionarybased chocolates. All of their fruits and nuts are hand-dipped the oldfashioned way. Savor a Lancaster County tradition in every delicious bite—and know you’re supporting a local candy company with a rich heritage. pictured Fancy cherries.

Chocolate-covered fruits, including mango, figs, dates, and apricots.

Our peanut butter marshmallow, non pareils, cups, and soufflé. Latte caramels, coffee butter creams and espresso clusters and bars. Our sea salt caramels, pretzel bark, walnut caramels and chocolate caramels.

Dark mint soufflé and various nut candy barks and clusters.

735 lafayette street, lancaster central market, & 1284 lititz pike, golden triangle 717.392.6011 miessecandies.com

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a new home!

Coming August 2013 Miesse Candies Factory is relocating to 118 North Water Street in historic Downtown Lancaster

WHAT'S IN SEASON?

SUMMER 2013

Broccoli

Melons

Corn

Peaches

Cucumbers

Strawberries

HOURS OF OPERATION Tuesday and Friday 6 am-4 pm Saturday 6 am-2 pm

AMERICA'S OLDEST OPERATING FARMERS MARKET

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A REFRESHING DOWNTOWN SUMMER TRADITION Summertime: when temperatures, skirt hems, and stalks of corn are all on the rise. Fresh just gets better this time of year.

Raw ingredients burst with flavor—no flame needed.

Take a refreshing walk through Lancaster Central Market.

A cucumber here; some local goat cheese there. Grab some microgreens and experiment with duck eggs. Take a break at the juice stand for something cold and vibrant to cut into the summer heat. And with the kids off of school there’s no reason a trip to market can’t constitute a supplementary summer learning experience. After all, our local food ways are forever tied to the agrarian culture of Lancaster County. Biting into our local heritage never tasted so good.

Standholder images courtesy of Beth Cardwell Photography.

DELGIORNO’S ITALIAN SPECIALITIES

The Delgiornos have been meeting customers’ needs for authentic Italian fare and imported Italian products since 1997.

The assortment of olives, cheeses, Italian meats and cannolis is the best in town.

NARAI EXOTIC THAI CUISINE

As a longtime lunch favorite, Narai offers everything from fresh spring rolls to salads to spicy Evil Jungle Princess. Whatever your spice level, you can find it here combined with the freshest ingredients.

HAVANA JUICE

Rene Diaz offers some of the many treats from his homeland of Cuba—fresh-pressed sugar cane juice, Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, rice and beans and specialty, homemade sweet treats. Come enjoy the tastes of Cuba.

LANCASTER FARM FRESH COOPERATIVE

Bringing together the best local, organic produce from 75 small-scale family farms makes LFFC a true Market treasure. Stop by to get the best of what’s local and fresh.

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THE ARTS AT

Ware and Winter Centers Millersville University Thank You for a Great Season!

Save the Date

2013-2014 Season Opening Gala

Fri., Sept. 20, 2013, 7 p.m.

Featuring highlights of the upcoming season – dance, theater, classical music, popular music, ethnic music, film, lectures, poetry, cabaret and jazz.

THE ARTS AT

millersville.edu/muarts Tickets: 717-872-3811

WARE CENTER

SEASON INCLUDES PERFORMANCES BY :

August Wilson Dance Company The Art of the Orchid Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library The Brandywine Harp Duo “Gettysburg” – A One Man Show, Starring Jeremy Kendall Irish Christmas in America Erin Cruise’s Christmas Show Allegretto Youth Concert Roots & Blues Festival Jammin’ Divas Indian Cultural Festival Red Molly and more……

Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center - 60 W. Cottage Ave., Millersville, Pa. The Ware Center - 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster, Pa.

5150-0413 Millersville University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative action institution. A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

fresh faces Ever since she was a little girl with stars in her eyes, Kristin Snyder has dreamed of opening her own boutique. “I drew my first floorplan for a store when I was in third grade.”

After graduating from McCaskey High School, she moved to Philadelphia and went to school for fashion design and fashion marketing—all with the singular goal of opening own store. Her eye for fashion and sewing skills landed her a series of freelance jobs as a costume designer for theater and films, as well as wardrobe styling gigs. Each visit home to Lancaster began to refine her dream as she realized Philly’s culture was beginning to take shape here. Even a few years living in Hawaii couldn’t dissuade her. She left a tropical paradise to create her own vision, opening Sophie Stargazer on East King Street. The chic white walls with exposed industrial piping are a fitting foil to the high-end fashions straight from the runways and red carpets.

Not content to simply mirror what the stars are wearing, Kristin aims to also share her personal sensibility, carrying the most fashion-forward eco-friendly brands and investment pieces to serve as the dependable foundation for any look. “I like products that do something more than just be pretty,” she says. This intention carries through her lifestyle store, with home furnishings doubling as displays for her merchandise. “I want people to walk in and have it feel like home. I want it to be a fun experience,” she says.

What she thinks her customers will appreciate most is her dedication to customer service, and her experience creating the most flattering look for any body. Her years as a wardrobe stylist taught her all about fabrics and how to dress a woman. “It has made me so aware of what works and what doesn’t,” she says.

Driven by her childhood dream, Kristin hopes her clients feel just as passionate about her store as she does: the cheeky painted gold stars on the ceiling are an ever-present inspiration.

Opening on Merchant Row at Historic East Side.

149 East King Street on the Historic East Side | sophiestargazer.com | Facebook.com/sophiestargazerboutique 43

TASTING ROOM

EVENTS

TOURS

FEATURED ARTISTS

WINE CLUB

experience the region

local wine: downtown Find our wines at select locations downtown for special tastes of Lancaster this summer. Visit our website for more information.

larry kennel Owner and winemaker

the vineyard at grandview is a family-owned vineyard located amid the rolling hills of northwest Lancaster County. The Kennel family has been growing premium vinifera grapes— Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay and more since 2009. Check our website for upcoming events and information on our wine club, which brings wine straight to your door.

44 1489 Grandview Road, Mount Joy, and in select downtown locations | 717.653.4825 | thevineyardatgrandview.com | Find us on Facebook

this outfit is twice found Items from Coach, Ray Ban, Jonathan Adler, West Elm, J. Crew, Paige Denim & more

fresh faces

Melanie Stoycos knows that one person’s cast-offs are another’s treasure—especially when those items originally came from the Coach store.

The budding entrepreneur counts avid shoppers among her close friends. And when these friends are ready to purge their closets to make room for next season’s trends, Melanie is there to collect the fashionable extras to turn into consignment scores.

Her new shop, Twice Found, is upscale resale at its most stylish. Melanie sees her role more as a curator than as a merchant—selecting only the highest-quality gently loved items (or even those still carrying original tags) for her shop. The store takes a breezy beach vacation feel as its design inspiration, donned in hues of turquoise, camel, and white. “I love the beach, and I wanted the look of the place to have that fresh feeling,” she says. While women’s clothes, accessories and jewelry are the focus, Melanie will also carry some small home goods, as well as select children’s, junior’s and men’s clothing. Melanie envisions her shop as a welcoming environment, where friends can chat over a cup of coffee at the cafe tables while their children play or read books on the pint-sized furnishings.

“I want it to be a gathering space, not just a store,” she says. And for her customers, she wishes an experience akin to discovering buried treasure as they uncover fabulous fashion finds at unbelievable prices. “I want them to say, ‘How could anyone have given this up?’”

melanie stoycos Owner of Twice Found

Opening on Merchant Row at Historic East Side.

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OUTPATIENT MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES

healing through play whatever it takes to create success for children and families Pressley Ridge specializes in a variety of child-centered therapies provided by highly trained and compassionate staff. Therapists at Pressley Ridge create a non-judgmental, emotionally supportive therapeutic

Therapist Kathy Richardson works with a child in a state-ofthe-art therapeutic playroom at the Duke Street office.

atmosphere that can help a wide range of child and adolescent challenges: overcoming traumatic experiences, building self-esteem, reducing anxiety and depression, parent/child conflicts, and attention deficit disorders.

Pressley Ridge is a community partner with United Way of Lancaster County 46 Learn more about services at Pressley Ridge by calling 717.397.5241 or visit PressleyRidge.org/Lancaster

possibility

joy

freedom

joy

freedom possibility SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 34 classes weekly, including 4 basic and 2 restorative yoga classes.

NEW STUDENT SPECIAL lisa taylor Evolution Power Yoga Founder

ONE MONTH OF UNLIMITED CLASSES $40 Located in Champion Forge 398 Harrisburg Avenue | 717.391.1060 | evolutionpoweryoga.com 47

children can star!

at the Fulton Academy of Theatre FUN FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES Keep the kids busy during their summer break! Send them to the Fulton for our weeklong and multi-week theatre camps for ages 3 and up. Designed to spark the imagination through theatre games, creative movement and good ol’ fun, our camps are led by creative and talented Fulton teaching artists.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Are lunches supervised?

Yes. All full-day campers, including those moving from one camp to another, must bring a lunch.

What does ‘rising’ mean?

Rising is the grade your child will be entering at the start of the 2013-14 school year. For example, ‘rising fourth grade’ would be a student who is completing third grade in the spring of 2013 and will be entering fourth grade in the fall of 2013.

48 12 North Prince Street | 717.397.7425 | thefulton.org

Will camp be held on July 4?

There will be no class on July 4th.

Have a happy Independence Day! What do I need to do before camp starts?

Visit thefulton.org/education/academy/ policies to review the Academy SUMMER policies and complete a Student Information Form.

And remember, the Fulton Academy of Theatre continues all year long. Watch for our Fall class announcement!

JOIN US AT THE THEATRE FIG® PREVIEW NIGHT YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN THE FIG® TEAM AT THE FULTON THEATRE!

2013/2014

Summer Camp Fulton Academy of Theatre Summer Semester Classes: Enjoy classes like: Mystery Theatre, Broadway Bound, Dancing Around the World, Improvisation, Monologue Preparation, Romping through the Ages, Devised Theatre, Unleash Your Rockstar, and many more for various age groups! To get involved sign up on the Fulton website at thefulton.org.

Mark your calendar to be the first to see each new Fulton Theatre production this season. The first Wednesday evening of each show, join the Fig® team for a pre-show reception in the lobby. Taste local food, sip wine from Pennsylvania vineyards, and enter to win a fabulous Fig® Prize Pack—given away on stage.

All this at the best ticket price possible— all seats are $20-$35.

2013/2014 SEASON THE WOMAN IN BLACK October 16 MARY POPPINS November 20 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE January 29 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN March 12 BUDDY-THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY April 23 LES MISÉRABLES June 4

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supporting and investing in the community BILL PUFFER 717.615.3789 pufre@epix.net

NANCY MORRIS 717.615.3797 nancymorris@puffermorris.comcastbiz.net

SCOTT HAVERSTICK 717.405.8049 shaverstick@gmail.com

WE ARE REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER.

PUFFER MORRIS Real Estate, Inc.

because we live here, we invest our time, effort, and money into making Lancaster a better place to live. We believe that it’s important to nurture community through personal and business relationships. Because buying locally just makes sense.

We don’t just sell Downtown Lancaster... We live here.

50 222 West Orange Street | 717.299.3433 | puffermorrisrealestate.com

yipes!

Polymer clay pins

by Joyce Fritz

where beauty comes to life

original designs

by Jude Sharp in precious metals with select regional designers.

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it’s your moment BOOKING 2014 SENIOR SESSIONS

52 824 1st Street | 717.390.7050 | View more examples at jeremyhessphotographers.com/blog

LUXE loyalty

INTRODUCING THE NEW LUXE LOYALTY REWARDS PROGRAM

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quality workmanship PHOTO BY CICERO

We provide quality building solutions for both commercial and residential customers. Whether you’re looking to create a new space or restore an old one, we have the drive and expertise to make your project a success.

Builder of POUR Wine Bar, the winner of the American Institute of Architecture’s 2012 Merit Award.

54 On location downtown and beyond | 717.725.6690 | scottgrayremodeling.com

WORSHIP HOURS Cherry Street Worship Sundays | 9:16 AM Traditional Worship Sundays | 8:30AM & 11 AM

taste and see that the Lord is good.

COME AND LOVE THE CITY WITH US!

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county, commonwealth, & country Let the objects share the stories that connect Lancaster County to the country.

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE!

PHOTOGRAPHY BY PEIFER.US

EXHIBITION IS ONGOING Monday-Saturday 9:30-5; open until 8pm Tuesday & Thursday

the museum store at lancasterhistory.org Distinctive Gifts & Historical Books. Pottery, Wood Carvings, Fraktur, & Scherenschnitte. Featuring regional artists & local goods.

4 West King Street & On the Campus of History.

56 230 North President Avenue | 717.392.4633 | lancasterhistory.org

new!

JULY 20-29, 2013 educ a te , i nspire, unite

FESTIVAL CONCERTS

Join us for a week of concerts featuring professional guests artists and outstanding student performers!

June 29, 2013

Takin’ it to the Streets

Back by popular demand! Piano teachers will be stationed at all 12 Keys for the City pianos in downtown Lancaster and will offer FREE piano lessons & entertainment.

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

July 26, 2013

Georgi Mundrov & Francesco Mirabella Concert The Ware Center, Lancaster 7:30 p.m.

July 21, 2013

Faculty Concert Randall Benway, Ivo Kaltchev, Georgi Mundrov, Elizabeth Keller, Christopher Shih, Francesco Mirabella, John Couch, Hedi Salanki, Yi-min Cai, Xun Pan

The Ware Center, Lancaster 7:30 p.m

July 22, 2013

Boris Berman Concert The Ware Center, Lancaster 7:30 p.m.

July 23, 2013

Chopin Piano Competition The Winter Center, Millersville 7:30 p.m. .

July 27, 2013

Hedi Salanki Lecture & Concert The Winter Center, Millersville 7:30 p.m.

July 28, 2013

Student Recital The Winter Center, Millersville 3:00 p.m.

July 28, 2013

Piano Gala & Concert The Ware Center, Lancaster 7:30 p.m.

For details and to purchase tickets please visit:

Lancaster International Piano Festival is in Artistic Partnership with:

Dr. Xun Pan, Artistic Director

Department of Music

www.lancasterpianofest.com

An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution. A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

giving back to lancaster For 2013, we have chosen three non-profits whose good works contribute immensely to our thriving, local community. Please consider supporting these worthy causes. Our 2013 Social Mission Partners are: Children Deserve A Chance, Aaron’s Acres, and The North Museum of Natural History & Science

Photo by Amanda Kirkham Murry ‘08

Children Deserve A Chance

Within Lancaster City there is a youth haven sitting on 16 West King Street where education counts and leaders are made.

This building is home to Children Deserve A Chance Foundation (CDCF), an organization dedicated to engaging and empowering Lancaster youth with the value of education and hard work.

Through mentoring, tutoring, and professional exposure, CDCF provides a holistic approach to developing young public-spirited citizens of scholastic excellence and strong principle. With the ultimate goal of getting students to and through college, CDCF proudly provides merit scholarships, motivational speakers, and educational programs dedicated to literacy enhancement, character development, and entrepreneurship.

Learn more online at childrendeserveachance.com.

L to R: PCA&D: Tom Bejgrowicz, faculty member/ adviser; Danielle Farrell ‘14, graphic design major; Nick Belcher ‘13, graphic design major; Stephanie Choy ‘15, graphic design major; Aaron’s Acres: Lori B. Donofrio-Galley, director of development; Risa C. Paskoff, executive director; Laurie Cubell, board member; and Michael Tafelski, board president.

Aaron’s Acres

During its 15th anniversary year, Aaron’s Acres introduced the public to its new organizational logo. Danielle Farrell ‘14, a junior at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, created the winning logo for Aaron’s Acres.

She commented, “Hearing about Aaron’s Acres, I was overwhelmed with the fact that these people are heroes. They created a sanctuary not only for campers, but for their parents as well. Designing the logo, I wanted a symbol that embodied the characteristics of Aaron’s Acres: love, comfort, acceptance, equality, and security.”

Learn more online at aaronsacres.org.

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North Museum of Natural History & Science

In 2013, The North Museum of Natural History & Science marks six decades of inspiring curiosity and a love of science in children and adults of all ages. Through hand-on exhibits, family-oriented events, and educational programming, they hope to plant the seeds of exploration leading to a lifelong journey of discovery.

The Museum houses extensive collections and south central Pennsylvania’s largest planetarium, making it Lancaster County’s best science-based educational resource. The Museum also provides significant community outreach programs including The North Museum Science & Engineering Fair, weekly Afterschool Science Clubs, and “What in the World?”—a career awareness program provided for area students.

Learn more online at northmuseum.org.

WORKING TOGETHER FOR

EXTRAORDINARY

COMMUNITY LANCFOUND.ORG

717 397 1629

24 W KING ST, SUITE 201, L ANCASTER, PA 17603

LA PETITE PATISSERIE french patisserie THAT SHUU GIRL clothing boutique AFRODOME african specialty market DFB STUDIOS hair salon TWICE FOUND upscale consignment SOPHIE STARGAZER clothing boutique ROARING BROOK MARKET local food market & café

the new block in town TWICE FOUND SHOP | SAVOR | SHARE Think you’ve seen the city? Look again. The 100 block of East King Street is now home to seven filled storefronts. From upscale fashion to international flavor, our historic Merchant Row is Downtown Lancaster’s newest revitalized neighborhood—welcoming visitors like you!

UPSCALE CONSIGNMENT opening June 2013

SOPHIE STARGAZER CLOTHING BOUTIQUE opening June 2013

roaring brook market LOCAL FOOD MARKET & CAFÉ opening this summer

60 141-159 East King Street | eastsidelanc.com | VISIT DURING FIRST FRIDAYS (5-9 PM)

NEW

THIS SUMMER

new!

the farmhouse series inspired by our local heritage

FIND THESE & MANY MORE STYLES ONLINE! moxiehousepapergoods.com or purchase from Etsy.

BUY LOCALLY:

Mommalicious, The Baker’s Table, Petals with Style, & Roaring Brook Market new!

the nursery rhyme series illustrated by local artist Drew Nowacoski

market-fresh letterpress u JUNE 7 | FIRST FRIDAY | MOXIE HOUSE PAPERGOODS GARDEN PART Y u

Join us for food, drink & fun at The Historic Preservation Trust, 123 North Prince Street

Buy downtown at select retailers | etsy.com/shop/moxiehousepapergoods | moxiehousepapergoods.com

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legacy ball The American Cancer Society’s Annual

“Rooted & Reaching”

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 | 6 PM LANCASTER COUNTRY CLUB Optimism is taking root in Lancaster County.

Set aside time to join with friends and neighbors who believe that a cure for cancer is within reach.

Reserve your seat: 717.846.2561 Purchase your tickets: legacyball.org

Dinner | Silent & Live Auction | Dancing

A special thank you to our key sponsors

Mr. John Byler, Lancaster General Health Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute, and the Cobian Family

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planning strategies, inc.

BOUTIQUE FINANCIAL ADVISING FEE-BASED MONEY MANAGEMENT TRANSPARENT STRUCTURE RETIREMENT ASSESSMENT

building relationships we foster relationships with our clients that allow us to cater to their individual needs. Let us help you manage your money and plan for your future.

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a place to grow together

Students and their advisor in the ‘Simple Living’ LivingLearning Community meet weekly in ‘Simplicity Circles.’

As our students say, “We don’t live with any less— we truly live with more.”

the garden at elizabethtown college started five years ago on just half an acre of land. And the road to fruitful harvests hasn’t been easy. Thanks to the tilling and hard work of our students and dining services staff together, the once harsh growing environment is now covered in nutrient-rich, crop-friendly soil.

BE A BIGGER PART OF THE WORLD.

Today the garden grows approximately 9 months of the year, using hoop houses to sustain the garden during colder months. Produce from the garden can be found on the plates of students dining at the Jay’s Nest and in the Marketplace. During the summer, student workers maintain the garden—it’s a fresh and hands-on learning experience.

64 etown.edu | Offering more than 50 undergraduate academic programs

THE SHOPPES AT COLLEGE ROW a stylish destination

Fresh Farms Edward Jones

IRON HILL RESTAURANT & BREWERY EDWARD JONES EUROPEAN EYEWARE FILLING’S FRESH FARMS CAFE BED & BATH AFFAIR IN WHITE CVS SALON 717

Iron Hill Brewery

In White Salon 717

Bed&Bath Affair

European Eyeware Filling’s

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the belvedere inn : 402 Featuring contemporary American food and a full-service bar. belvederelancaster.com

lebzelters : 300 The world’s oldest Goodyear independent dealer has a full menu of automotive services. lebzelters.com

art & glassworks : 319 Featuring blown glass, pottery, jewelry, & stained glass from over 150 artists. artandglassworks.com

new!

flowers by paulette : 258 Only the best in creative floral design for all occasions. Glassware and gifts too! flowersbypaulette.com

scarlet willow : 320 Apparel, accessories, home furnishings and decor, this vintage store has a little bit of everything! facebook.com/TheScarletWillow

66 Visit us on the 300 Block of North Queen Street | uptownlancaster.com

steeplechase jack : 305 This Coney Island-style deli’s new location features knishes, pastrami and authentic NYC cheesecake. steeplechasejack.com

rachel’s cafe & creperie : 309 Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert crepes, this specialized restaurant covers all meals! rachelscreperie.com

the shoppes at 301 : 301 Thank you for 5 years of support and good taste in Downtown Lancaster!

mommalicious : 310 Eclectic and fun, this vintage shop showcases a mix of clothing, accessories and housewares. mommalicious.com

j.a. sharp custom jeweler : 322 This truly custom jeweler’s store includes pieces in gold, silver, and platinum. jasharp.com

radel & stauffer : 332 Stop in for interesting giftware, tableware, linens, home decor and accessories. radelstauffer.com

pa guild of craftsmen : 335 Pick up some beautiful, one-of-a-kind handmade crafts at this unique shop. pacrafts.org

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fig voices : Matt Wheeler & Vintage Heart ®

AS HE SINGS ABOUT THE MAGIC OF BEING YOUNG IN SUMMER, THE LYRICS OF LANCASTER ACOUSTIC FOLK ARTIST MATT WHEELER EVOKE THE CHILDHOOD DAYS OF JUNE THAT LAST FOREVER:

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“Summer came and it / Broke upon us like / Roman candles in the sky / Trade your coins for a / Handful of wildflowers and / Let the summer rain / Sing you to sleep / Summer sing you to sleep.”

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Underscored with poignant melodies, Matt’s lyrics take on a poetic spirit that reflects what it means to be human. With the release of his first full-length album, Strings & Wires, Matt strives to “bring words and music together to reach people in a way that the spoken word is unable to.”

Wrestling honestly with deep issues of faith, Matt’s earnest and seeking voice resonates through his modern folk music. In “The Lark,” inspired by Book Three of Les Misérables, his percussive sound evokes birds beating their wings against oppression. And in “A Contemplation on Peace,” the changing chords break the reverie, reflecting our struggle for true peace in a torn and broken world.

With a two-year gestation for this long-awaited album, Matt fulfilled his desire to create “really good art that focuses on the parts of life that are most important.” And as this self-described late-blooming artist carves out his own space in the Lancaster City music scene, Matt is humbly embracing this new bit of recognition of his work.

“It’s a privilege to make something that I think is a good piece of art and have people agree.”

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“ it’s a privilege to make something that I think is a good piece of art and have people agree.”

“Matt’s Strings EP caught my attention, especially the violin and cello on the song ‘Avalanche’. Now with the help of his fans he has released his debut album showcasing his warm sound and heartfelt lyrics. If you are a fan of Josh Ritter, give a listen to Matt!” helen leicht

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BOB DYLAN AND HIS BAND • WILCO MY MORNING JACKET • RYAN BINGHAM THE LUMINEERS • DR. DOG POLIÇA • WAKE OWL DAWES • JOHN BUTLER TRIO • DR. JOHN EDWARD SHARPE AND THE MAGNETIC ZEROS TRAMPLED BY TURTLES • MICHAEL KIWANUKA BRETT DENNEN • LIANNE LA HAVAS JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE • JOSÉ JAMES LAST BISON • KOPECK Y FAMILY BAND LORD HURON • PHOSPHORESCENT KAT EDMONSON • FLEETING ENDS DRGN KING • THE STRAY BIRDS THE DISTRICTS • AARON & THE SPELL ALO BRASIL • AND MORE!

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special events Patriots & Spies

Sunday, June 30, 1 pm to 5 pm A spy lurks among us! Children and their families are invited to find the clues and solve the mystery in this history-filled adventure. Reservations required.

Warm Hearth Cooking Demonstrations

With your regular paid admission to the mansion, the Warm Hearth Club will be meeting from 1 pm to 3 pm on Sundays, June 16, July 21, August 18, September 15, and October 20 in the Rock Ford kitchen.

Tales from the Caretaker

Fridays, October 4, 11 and 18 Hear The Haunted History of Rock Ford! A unique interactive tour experience in the candlelit mansion encompassing 200 years of mysterious tales from Rock Ford’s history. Not recommended for children under 12 years of age. Reservations required.

Family Haunted History Tours

Sundays, October 13 and October 20 Children can trick-or-treat through the mansion, participate in a Halloweenthemed activity, and learn about the mysteries of Rock Ford’s history in a family-friendly setting. Recommended for children 8 years of age and up.

Reservations required.

FOR A COMPLETE CURRENT LISTING OF EVENTS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE.

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fran gillott & ryan keener Owners of DeliveryCrowd

Explaining that “time is the one thing you can’t get more of,” DeliveryCrowd founders and innovators Fran Gillott and Ryan Keener are really on to something.

As with the best of ideas, the concept behind DeliveryCrowd is simple: “You want something delivered, and we want to deliver it to you. We know you’re busy. That’s why our Crowdies do the legwork and you simply answer your door. You don’t even have to put on your shoes.”

The term “Crowdie” originates from DeliveryCrowd’s unique business model: when a new order request is made, they search their crowd of available labor to

provide the best fit for the customer, often referred to as “crowd-sourcing.”

DeliveryCrowd then sources the best delivery person for each customer’s needs in a real-time fashion.

Conceptually similar to eBay, DeliveryCrowd uses an online platform to connect buyers, sellers, and drivers. With an elegant solution to a common need, the genius of this innovation is that—thanks to DeliveryCrowd—customers now have convenient access to countless local restaurants, dry cleaners, flower shops, auto parts shops, and other stores that may not have their own delivery staff. This means less time commitment, less mileage, and less

hassle for shoppers and a more streamlined and fluid approach to deliveries for local businesses.

Meanwhile, the delivery people (“Crowdies”) enjoy the freedom of flexible work, enabling them to monetize their free time. And, although the Crowdies serve as independent contractors, DeliveryCrowd strives to connect businesses with the very best delivery people, keeping a clear eye on safety, professionalism, and courtesy. An innovative idea whose time has come, owners and creators Fran and Ryan are looking ahead to a day when “anything can be delivered to anywhere by anyone. Your imagination is the limit.”

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lancaster arts hotel Situated in the heart of downtown, Lancaster Arts Hotel features deluxe accommodations with unique surroundings. All of the rooms, from the lobby to the suites, are filled with original works of art, especially that of local Pennsylvania artists. This summer, enjoy rates from $169 and a bottle of wine is included in your stay.

two memorable experiences ENJOY OPERA LANCASTER & LANCASTER ARTS HOTEL

opera lancaster has entertained, engaged and inspired Lancaster audiences for over 60 years. We are honored to be an essential part of our community by producing some of the world’s most beautiful art.

Dazzling and accessible productions.

Educating school age, college and adult learners.

Opportunities for rising local and regional musicians.

2013/14 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Opera Macabre October 2013

Amahl & The Night Visitors December 2013

Hansel + Gretel Spring 2014

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MEN’S & WOMEN’S FASHIONS ACCESSORIES & SHOES CUSTOM SUIT FIT TING

distinctive clothing “at filling’s we are committed to quality clothing for men and women alike. Our attention to detail and unsurpassed professional service provide you an amazing shopping experience—not to mention we’re right here in Lancaster.

We are excited to launch into the summer season with unique brands and fresh styles that are sure to be new favorites in your wardrobe for the warmer months. Be sure to stop in and see colorful dresses by Muse and Donna Morgan, and as always, exquisite tailored suits and distinctive sportswear for men. We look forward to helping you look your best.”

MARY BETH FILLING Women’s fashion specialist Buyer & Owner mary beth filling

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They were timely, efficient, adaptable, and overall very easy to work with.” dave barr, president of Williams Forrest & don gallagher

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MEET OUR SALES TEAM! Now accepting purchase & lease reservations in THE premier Downtown condominium community.

Exceptional urban reuse of one of Lancaster’s most notable historic properties offers residents elegant original style with the luxury of modern amenities. Walk to markets, galleries, and boutiques. Enjoy live theater, music, and lectures.

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bill zee and jeff ouellet, school and business law specialists and craft beer aficionados, enjoy a beer tasting with Hunger-N-Thirst owners David and Andrew Neff.

advocating for small businesses TRUSTED ADVOCATES. BEER-WORTHY BUSINESS PARTNERS.

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BUYING OR SELLING? trust the local title experts For decades, Land Transfer has protected South Central Pennsylvania from the title troubles that can cause loss of your home, your business property, or your mortgage investment.

We have handled the majority of residential settlements that take place in South Central Pennsylvania. Our people are dedicated, experienced, and ready to provide reliable service you can trust.

IMPROVING DOWNTOWN As former president of the LEADS program to beautify the city, Patti believes that our cityscape is a source of pride worth improving. You can see evidence of LEADS volunteers around every street corner—from watering a block to hanging flower baskets.

Want to volunteer?

Visit their website: new.lancasterleads.org

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fig® authentic is sponsored by spencer law firm joking that it’s kind of like a vegan speakeasy, the five owners of The Seed—Fen Alankus, Courtney Lawson, Audrie Marsh, Josh Redd, and Amanda Reitz—point out that although it can be a challenge to locate, the people of Lancaster are enthusiastically discovering this unique café and community gathering space.

Whether traversing the long hallway at 52 N. Queen Street to get their Kombucha on, enjoy local sustainably sourced food, or engage in the work of community-building, no one needs a password or a special knock to get into this “radically inclusive safe space.”

In fact, with a friendly vibe

reflected by its brightly checkered black, yellow, red, blue, and green floor, The Seed celebrates individuality, tolerance, and service to each other and the planet. It is also the first and only workerowned and collectively managed community space and vegetarian/vegan café in the City of Lancaster.

Inspired by the consensus-based decision-making model of the Occupy Lancaster movement of late 2011, The Seed serves as a space where people can gather and continue the work of social justice. In addition, as the only establishment in Lancaster where food can be made vegan, gluten-free, or soy-free, The Seed seeks to be a nourishing place where anyone can walk in and find the food and drink they need.

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Supporter of The Seed and falafel enthusiast, patti s. spencer, esq., of spencer law firm in Lancaster is a nationally recognized author of books and articles for both professionals and laypeople on trust and estate law. “These are really talented people who are very interested in sustainability, and I wanted to support them.”

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FEATURING WORK BY: CAROL ANSPACH DANIEL BURNS ANN DELAURENTIS MILT FRIEDLY BRUCE FRY JIM GALLAGHER CAROL GALLIGAN JEFF GEIB CLAIRE GIBLIN SUSAN GOT TLEIB RICHARD HUCK KEN KIRSTEN HEIDI LEITZKE ROBERT LYON

annual art auction SEPTEMBER 16 RADER PARK, LANCASTER

featuring works by 25 LOCAL ARTISTS

At the end of Apostle Way, behind Homestead Village

12PM – 4 PM The Echo Valley Art Group, established in 1945, is an organization of 25 professional artists of a broad range of ages and styles, working and creating in the Lancaster County area. Membership is by invitation, with artist selection based on their exhibition history, career development and participation in the arts community.

Learn more about us: echovalleyartgroup.com

SHALYA MARSH CAROL MORGAN RICHARD RESSEL PEG RICHARD ABBY RUDISILL BRANT SCHULLER CAROL TONER SHANE SCOT T SPANGLER RICHARD WHITSON

visit gallery row 1. RED RAVEN ART COMPANY Red Raven Art Company offers a diverse array of artistic styles of Fine Art on Lancaster’s Gallery Row, from local to national.

Pictured: Regina Martin, August Exhibit 138 North Prince Street 717.299.4400 redravenartcompany.com 2. FREIMAN STOLTZFUS Freiman Stoltzfus is continually inspired by his surroundings: music, poetry, the pageant of Pennsylvania’s rich seasons, the architecture of Gothic churches,

and the geometric patterns of quilts—to name a few. His gallery features work in a variety of media.

142 North Prince Street 717.435.9591 freimanstoltzfus.com 3. ANNEX 24 GALLERY An artist-owned gallery & shop in the heart of Downtown Lancaster’s Arts District hosting emerging & professional artists, as well as classes & workshops.

Provides a fresh perspective on creative artwork & gift items in a wide range of media & pricing.

New, bold exhibits every First Friday. Artists in motion.

24 West Walnut Street 717.341.0028 annex24gallery.com 4. GALLERY ON MARKET Featuring art by Cindy Schlosser and period reproduction furniture by Joel Bare.

Substrates include wooden bowls, antique panels and shutters with a unique character all their own.

15 West King Street 717.371.9864 galleryonmarket.com 5. CHRISTIANE DAVID With a personality as vibrant as her paintings, Belgiumborn artist Christiane David

has taken art to a new level in Lancaster County. Walking into her Lancaster gallery on Prince Street is like walking into an enchanted world of color.

112 North Prince Street 717.293.0809 christianedavid.com 6. CITYFOLK Standing proud on Gallery Row, Karen Anderer’s CityFolk is a gallery foremost. Representing some of the most respected local and national artists, she injects fun and fine antiques then adds a splash of great accents.

146 North Prince Street 717.393.8807 cityfolkonprince.com

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KID-FRIENDLY THINGS TO SEE & DO IN LANCASTER

WJTL KIDS COOKIE BREAK, PROUD SPONSOR OF FIG® FAMILY Every Saturday morning 9-noon, tune in to FM 90.3 WJTL or listen 24/7 at kidscookiebreak.com. KCB entertains, educates, and empowers kids.

Join Lisa Landis as she takes you on a radio field trip to family-fun places in Lancaster. Join her as she broadcasts live and plays artists like Steven Courtney, Phredd, TobyMac, Slugs & Bugs, Britt Nicole, Putumayo Kids, Justin Roberts, & Jim Rule.

NORTH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY & SCIENCE In 2013, the North Museum of Natural History & Science marks 60 years of inspiring curiosity and a love of science in children and adults of all ages. Through exhibits, events and educational programming, we hope to plant the seeds of exploration leading to a lifelong journey of discovery.

There’s always something new at the North!

GO THERE! 25 North Prince Street 717.393.2015 carmenanddavidscreamery.com CARMEN & DAVID’S CREAMERY

GO THERE! 400 College Avenue 717.291.3941 northmuseum.org

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Celebrating summer with 30 flavors of rich, creamy, ultrapremium ice cream, sherbet and sorbet—daily! Come taste the Lancaster summer tradition adored by kids and adults alike. (We know you’ll be back for more.)

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Engaging Lancaster Since 1935

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SPACIOUS AND UNIQUE CITY DWELLINGS experience the best of Downtown Lancaster by living here!

The new Cityscape Lofts are just blocks from Central Market, Gallery Row, Clipper Magazine Stadium and many local parks & restaurants.

Relax in luxurious and captivating spaces you can call home.

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EXPOSED STEEL & WOOD STRUCTURAL BEAMS HARDWOOD FLOORING IN KITCHEN, LIVING AREA , & BEDROOM SPACIOUS CLOSETS, PANTRIES, & STORAGE BOSCH HIGH EFFICIENCY WASHER/DRYER ROOF TOP PATIO ONE & T WO-STORY APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ELECTRONIC KEYCARD ACCESS & REMOTE GUEST ACCESS 50 MB/S INTERNET CONNECTIONS & DIRECT T V WIRELESS LAN PHONE WITH UNLIMITED DOMESTIC CALLING

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dwell in the city you love Every apartment is spacious and unique, boasting environmentally friendly geothermal heating and cooling, as well as radiant heating in a secure parking garage and exterior sidewalks. Enjoy complete privacy and comfort with innovative sound-reduction building methods and in-apartment security systems.

Beautiful amenities include softclose cabinets on dark hardwood floors, granite countertops, spacious closets, and brand new Bosch® appliances.

If you are interested in available apartments, rates, or more information, please contact Joan Wurster at 717.490.6933 or email joanw@shadowlawnenterprises.com

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for breathtaking moments EVENT & FLORAL DESIGN

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broadway...It’s a single, simple word that speaks volumes. It represents romance, drama, music, magic, and more. Through American Music Theatre’s all-new production, Broadway: Now & Forever, audiences will relive some of the greatest moments in recent Broadway history.

Andrea McCormick, AMT’s artistic director, wrote, directed and choreographed a magical Broadway experience with more than 40 songs that tribute the Great White Way. The Broadway “Now” section of the show highlights the blockbuster shows of “today,” showcasing recent and current running Broadway hits like Billy Elliot, Wicked, Jersey Boys, The Lion King and Mary Poppins. The Broadway “Forever” section will take audiences on a journey of timeless, forever classics, such as West Side Story, Annie, Les Misérables, and a medley of songs written by the incomparable Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Broadway: Now & Forever is on stage now through October 12.

For reservations, ticket prices, and more information, call 800.648.4102 or visit AMTshows.com.

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kim LOA graduate class of 2012 PORTRAITS COURTESY OF ASHLEY ELIZABETH PHOTOGRAPHY

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENTS FOR ADULTS, TEENS & CHILDREN SURGICAL ORTHODONTICS SURESMILE INVISALIGN HIDDEN BRACES COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

ORTHODONTIC EXCELLENCE a confident smile always gives a great first impression, and improved self-esteem makes for a more successful future. Dr. Manish Lamichane and Dr. Eric Howard are committed to providing a pleasant and professional experience, as well as results that are proudly shown off.

As the first and only orthodontic practice in Lancaster County offering 3D imaging and diagnostic services, we are uniquely able to create a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.

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EIGHT ESTEEMED PENNSYLVANIA WINERIES. DRINK LOCAL WINE AND SEE PENNSYLVANIA LIKE NEVER BEFORE.

Brandywine Valley WINE TRAIL

wineries pictured: Melissa & Tim Jobe, Twin Brook Winery; Jim Osborn, Chaddsford Winery; Carley Razzi Mack, Penns Woods Winery (seated on tractor); Lance Castle, Black Walnut Winery; Carole Kirkpatrick, Kreutz Creek Vineyards (seated on chair); Mark Harris, Paradocx Vineyard; Karen Anderson, Borderland Vineyard; Mario Patone, Patone Cellars.

make this summer one to savor

just outside lancaster, gather your friends, pack a picnic lunch, and tour the wineries of the beautiful Brandywine Valley. Visit eight wineries located in the rolling hills of Chester County. Estate vineyards, charming tasting rooms, and barrel-aging cellars filled with premium wines showcase our unique terroir.

Black Walnut Winery, Borderland Vineyardâ„¢, Chaddsford Winery, Kreutz Creek Vineyards, Paradocx Vineyard, Patone Cellars, Penns Woods Winery, Twin Brook Winery

90 8 Wineries in the Chester County Region | Follow the trail! Visit bvwinetrail.com for details and events

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JOIN SPOOKY NOOK SPORTS TODAY! Register for summer camps, memberships, and leagues today!

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According to Dr. Monacci, three important lifestyle habits can help reduce the risk of back pain: exercising, maintaining a healthy weight, and not smoking. While the first two healthy habits are not surprising, research indicates a high prevalence of back pain among smokers.

One reason is that smoking damages the blood vessels that supply the back. In addition, cigarette smoking is bad for bones and can interfere with healing after surgeries.

offering nonsurgical intervention PROFILE: DR. WILLIAM T. MONACCI at lancaster neuroScience & spine associates, the good news is the majority of patients who suffer from neck and back pain do not require surgery. With highly trained neurosurgeons, physiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and physical therapists on staff, the team at LNSA works together to create comprehensive, individualized treatment plans that often help prevent the need for surgical intervention.

The even better news is, for the small percentage that do require surgery, expert

surgeons like Dr. William T. Monacci have the experience to address pain issues with often minimally invasive procedures. As he explains, “Technological improvements over the past 20 years mean better results and faster recovery times.”

And with outpatient procedures to address problems like compression of the sciatic nerve, many patients are able to go home the very same day experiencing significant, often life-changing relief.

seek the very best care for their spine.

Thanks to physicians like Dr. Monacci, a former neurosurgery consultant to the Army Surgeon General who has served thousands of patients over his 20-year career, patients can rest assured they will receive unparalleled care. And with LNSA’s dedication to personalized and coordinated care, their core mission is always serving the community with competency, reliability, respect, and empathy.

With approximately 80 percent of adults suffering back pain at some point in their lives, there’s no reason for people not to

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the next chapter in mark siems Manager of Culinary Services

RECIPE FOR A DELICIOUS LIFE

Visit the Willow Valley Welcome Center.

Weekdays 9-5, Saturdays 10-4.

Start with exceptional living environments, complete with award-winning and diverse dining programs. Then add distinctive venues. Gourmet dinner at the Four Seasons Restaurant. Lunch from the Lakes stone-hearth pizza oven, inspired

by New York’s Eataly. Blend in innovative menus by talented chefs, featuring the finest local, farm-fresh ingredients. Finish generously with vibrant and engaged Residents, hailing from Lancaster and all over the country. Then simply enjoy.

Welcome to Willow Valley.

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LIFE AT GARDEN SPOT VILLAGE IS RICH WITH VITALITY & VARIETY.

Chef-inspired meals, engaging classes, personal trainers, country walks or quiet solitude. The carefully designed plans and award-winning programs of our community mean that you live your retirement the way you choose. Every day.

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YOU’RE INVITED TO VISIT! Meet some of your potential new neighbors, tour the community and share the enthusiasm. Join resident tour guides for lunch and learn firsthand about the welcoming way of life at Garden Spot Village. www.gsvlookandlearn.org.

94 433 South Kinzer Avenue, New Holland | 717.355.6000 | gardenspotvillage.org

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Introducing the All-Wheel Drive 2013 MINI Cooper Paceman All 4

LANCASTER’S OFFICIALLY LICENSED LOCAL MINI DEALERSHIP since 1968, Otto’s has been dedicated to outperforming customer expectations. We’re thrilled to open our beautiful new showroom in Exton, Pennsylvania, just an hour from Lancaster. Stop in for our famed customer service—leave in style.

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where elegance meets excellence “I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best.”

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