Fig Lancaster Holiday 2016

city

gifting & giving of

lancaster holiday 2016

PUBLISHER Fig Industries

what is fig?

EDITOR Deborah Brandt

Fig is a hyper-local, super-social guide to shopping, dining, arts, and events in the City of Lancaster. Fig believes in the power of creative communication to inspire, engage, and educate. Find out more about Fig’s mission to create sustainable and collaborative communities at figmagazine.com.

STUDIO MANAGER Kelly McAllister PRODUCT MANAGER Amy Hynes DESIGN Ana Tamaccio Josh Seibert Laura Moyer Ian Berg

c o m m u n i t y s u p por t e r s Thank you to our Community Supporters: Stadel Volvo, Lancaster Orthodontic Associates, Listrak, Bell Tower Salon & Spa, Autohaus Lancaster Inc, Campus Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Ten Thousand Villages, Central Penn College, Kitchen Kettle Village, Willow Valley Communities, Blossom Med Spa, Lancaster Neuroscience & Spine Associates, David R. Dickens Inc, Gateway Lodge, Jura, and Garden Spot Village. Learn more about them starting on page 108.

PHOTOGRAPHY Mike Miville Sam Brandt WRITING Christine Halliday Chris Bejgrowicz Tracy Cutler PROOFING Lee Lovett COMMUNICATIONS Theresa Yerger

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a time of reflec tion, family, friends

& GRAT IT UDE

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The holidays for most of us are about giving thanks and giving of ourselves to others. Amidst the hustle and bustle that comes with this time of year, we pause with intentionality to show gratitude for our city so full of magic, beauty, and tradition. With much to do and preparations to be made for various celebrations and gatherings, it can be easy to lose focus on the small moments. It’s not uncommon to get so caught up in the activity of the season that we miss out on some of the magic that is unique to Lancaster and to this time of year.

We’re told it’s the moments that will endure and make the most impact; though the days will fly by, the moments will stick with us and so we try to make the most of the ones we have. We breathe them in like crisp winter air and hold them in our chests to be warmed by their glow. We take snapshots with our minds and try to freeze the perfect moments that are scattered amongst the holiday bustle. That moment before handing a loved one the gift you know will surprise and delight them. The way a child’s eyes light up as Christmas bells are heard along our city streets. The warmth of grabbing the gloved hand of a loved one, walking through the quiet of evening when the snow first begins to fall. The glow you feel when you bring warmth to someone in need. The moment of waking up to find the whole city blanketed in white or looking around the dinner table to see every place filled by loved ones who have found their way to your home.

As we embrace the moments we have with gratitude, we should also look for ways to share our blessings with others. When we realize how much we have been given, it’s imperative that we give back to our community. There are countless opportunities to give of time and resources right here in our city. From shopping locally, to participating in the Extraordinary Give, or volunteering time and energy at one of our many philanthropic organizations, we hope you’ll join us in making sure that our moments endure for ourselves, our families, our small businesses, and our community this holiday season.

DEBORAH BRANDT Owner & Creative Director, Fig Industries

Thank you to our editorial sponsor, the High® companies.

Committed to community leadership, sustainable building and business practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.

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contemporary fashion & accessories

tabletop, accessories & home decor

28 west orange street 717.392.0222

30 north queen street 717.397.5366

FRESH, LOCAL , SEASONAL

DINNER & SUNDAY BRUNCH

LUSCIOUS DESSERTS

BYOB

GLOBALLY INSPIRED brunch and dinner

the holidays are the perfect time to enjoy the company of friends and family. Whether you choose brunch or dinner, Citronnelle provides exquisite, artfully-prepared seasonal cuisine, exceptional service, and a cozy, convivial ambiance ideal for intimate gatherings. Bring your favorite wine, beer, or champagne to round out your culinary experience and to celebrate your loved ones during this upcoming season.

110 west orange street

717.208.6697

citronnellepa.com

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rooftop deck

large windows

restored skylights

OPENING JANUARY 2017 limited availability. construction discounts offered.

exposed brick

high ceilings

welcome to the press building.

salvaged art pieces

ground floor restaurant delivers to units

Exceptional urban reuse of one of Lancaster’s most notable historic properties, offering residents elegant, original style with modern amenities. Embrace the energy of the City of Lancaster’s thriving downtown arts, shopping, and dining scene, while enjoying the comforts of a secure community.

6 41 west lemon street 717.735.1339 lancasterpress@cbsp.com lancasterpressbuilding.com

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L to R: Jeanette Soler, Willie Wrede, Julie Wrede, Alfonso Soler, Duro Rajkovic. Not pictured: Stacy Orwan and Kenneth Apperson

FR E SH FAC E : M E D U S E L D imbibing aficionados of

Lancaster will be ecstatic to hear that a meadery is coming to town. Fans of Tolkien, Beowolf, Game of Thrones, and Thor will be thrilled to have ready access to the drink that’s long been hailed in literature as the “nectar of the gods.” However, if you’re unfamiliar with drinks that surged in popularity in the Middle Ages, the crew at Meduseld Meadery on Harrisburg Pike is especially anxious to introduce you!

Mead is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented honey. It comes in many forms and appeals to diverse tastes. Meduseld founder Will

MEA DERY

Wrede describes mead as a “social chameleon,” taking on the flavors and mood of the ingredients used to make it. It can be served like a beer, a wine, or even take on characteristics of champagne.

Historically, mead halls were the place where people would come to mark the important moments of their lives.

If they were celebrating, if someone died, if a battle or raid was being planned, folks would flock to the mead hall. Lancaster’s meadery will preserve the tradition and celebration of old, while bringing a modern, local take with live music, long communal tables,

nooks to relax with a book or a board game, and tours of the meadery.

With the resurgence in popularity this ancient drink has had in recent years, Meduseld Meadery is proud to introduce the mead experience to our community. Opening in December, the Meduseld crew is ready to help Lancaster ring in the holidays with new experiences that nod to old traditions, and an inviting place to grab your loved ones and raise a glass (or drinking horn) to toast more reasons to celebrate in 2017.

Find out more at meduseldmeadery.com.

252 harrisburg pike meduseldmeadery.com

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'Tis the Season

NOVEMBER 26 through

DECEMBER 30

YULETIDE AT W H E AT L A N D 2016 P R E S E N T S

CHRISTMAS 1867 a moment in time

opens november 26 and runs through december 30. go to lancasterhistory.org or call 717.392.4633 for performance dates, times, pricing, and tickets. reservations strongly suggested.

a historical performance that captures a moment in time, taking us back to the holiday of 1867 when President James Buchanan celebrated the holidays with friends and family at his beloved Wheatland. A letter reveals, “Soon after the sprightly and agreeable Miss Emily Baker arrived, she asked Old Buck’s permission to organize and hostess a holiday party.

Mr. Buchanan found her offer delightful …” And the stage is set—join us as we step back in time and celebrate a Lancaster Victorian Christmas.

8 230 north president avenue 717.392.4633 lancasterhistory.org

A PASSION for COMMUNITY

a heart for taste. CafĂŠ 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.

18 west orange street 717.509.4500 cafe1eight.com

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A TOUCH OF CHARM FOR YOUR SPECIAL DAY

vivace live, Lancaster's own contemporary string group,

10 717.572.3024 vivacelive.com

takes the traditional string quartet in a modern direction. With an extensive music collection and options to add flute, piano, or drums, Vivace Live brings a fresh, creative, and exciting twist to weddings, parties, and other events. Whether you prefer classical, jazz, celtic, film, or modern-day hits, you are sure to be surprised and experience something beautiful.

Vivace Live is the only string quartet in Central Pennsylvania to be awarded “Best of the Knot� by brides for 5 years in a row!

visit our home gallery

and design studio at 241 North Prince Street for inspirational room settings & interior design services.

Monday–Friday 10 am–6 pm Saturday 10 am–5 pm

Holiday Gifts

FOR THE ARTISTIC HOME 241 north prince street 717.690.8477 davidlyalldesign.com

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2016 fac ulty bi enni a l Pennsylvania College of Art & Design is pleased to present a diverse exhibition of art and design created by our BFA faculty members.

THROUGH JANUARY 6TH RECEPTION FOR THE ARTISTS: DECEMBER 2ND FROM 5 TO 8 PM pcad.edu/gallery-exhibit/ 2016-faculty-biennial

Anthony Anderson

Bob Hochgertel

Pam Barby

David Johanson

Becky Blosser

Evan Kitson

Matt Chapman

Sharon Koelblinger

Maria Cummings-Miller Bill Mammarella Alyssa De Ville

Justin Phillips

Jon DiVenti

Paul Rider

Bill Dussinger

Tom Scullin

Rebekha Flake

Julia Staples

Linda Forte

Aaron Thompson

Eric Fowler

Jeremy Waak

Katrina Funk

Jason Ward

Brian Gunzenhauser

Eric Weeks

Christina Hess

COMMUNICATION AS CURRENCY PCA&D’s educational philosophy teaches students adaptive thinking techniques and effective making skills that result in a deliberate and influential artistic voice.

Because visual, verbal, and virtual communication is increasingly valued in a global society, PCAD’s curriculum emphasizes the relationships among thinking, making, and communicating.

Clockwise from bottom left: Julia Stapes, Christine Hess, Becky Blosser, Jon DiVenti, and Bill Dussinger

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204 north prince street 717.396.7833 pcad.edu

HANDCRAFTED WITH LOCALLY-SOURCED INGREDIENTS 100 ROTATING CRAFT BEERS ON TAP CASUAL DINING OPEN LUNCH THRU LATE NIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK! SUNDAY BRUNCH

201 north queen street 717.490.6932 federaltaphouse.com

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A TRADITION of SERVICE

Left to Right: Blakinger Thomas Attorneys Jack Robinson, Kim Carter Paterson, Seth Hiller, Susan Peipher, and Charles Rieck Photographed outside YWCA Lancaster where Susan Peipher is an active board member

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committed to the community

The attorneys and staff at Blakinger Thomas maintain a tradition of service to the Lancaster County community, not only by providing high quality legal services, but also by supporting local organizations whose missions are to expand education, offer human services, and enhance our culture.

Blakinger Thomas is committed to providing leadership, resources, and time to these organizations, as well as local church organizations through volunteer service on boards and participation in charitable events.

14 28 penn square 717.299.1100 blakingerthomas.com

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Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice Book by Linda Woolverton

celebrating

Thanks for helping Characters build a delicious community in the City of Lancaster!

YEARS of being your go-to gourmet

16 38 north christian street 717.735.7788 characterspub.com

windows on queen, our private event space that accommodates 50 people with its own bar, is great for parties, receptions, and corporate events. Characters also does off– premise catering! Full buy-out option available—have the whole pub for your event up to 150 people. For more information email events@characterspub.com.

Open seven days for lunch & dinner, Sunday brunch from 11 AM – 3 PM

Studio Owner Marie and daughter Paloma

GIVEyour YOURSELF best self Lancaster’s own barre fitness studio Strengthen, tone, and flow with Move It barre fitness classes—a full body workout that helps you find your inner dancer.

Classes now at two locations: DOWNTOWN LANCASTER 19 East King Street, 2nd Floor Lancaster BRIGHTON VILLAGE SHOPPES 1180 Erbs Quarry Road, Suite 1 Lititz

717.925.9970 moveitstudio.com

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VINTAGE INSPIRED ELEGANCE Excelsior is an eclectic event space inspired by Downtown Lancaster's vintage charm.

Unlike anything you may have seen, this multifaceted property combines elegant, classical architectural features blended with modern design throughout various connecting spaces.

Refreshing outdoor areas and enchanting brewer's catacombs enhance the overall experience, creating a one-of-a-kind venue for any event in any season.

Photography - Katy Trefry Floral Design - Petals with Style Bridal Gown - Weddings by Paulette Settee - Lovebirds Vintage Rentals Lighting Design - Shumaker PDT Makeup Artistry - Maggie King Hair Artistry - DFB Studios 18 125 east king street 717.715.5957 excelsiorlancaster.com #excelsiorlancaster #excelsiorize

consultations bartending services

great service

PERFECTLY your MIXED with event

staffing fully insured ramp certified

if there’s one thing our bartenders aren’t, it’s cookie-cutter.

At Good Spirits Bartending, we realize every single event we do is different, which is why we custom tailor our bar options for every single client.

We have over 15 years of bartending and catering experience to bring to the table, which means you can pick our brains to create the best event possible. Meeting with clients and designing customized bar services for their events is what we’re all about. Give us a call today to find out how Good Spirits Bartending can liven up your wedding, party, or celebration!

717.371.4849 goodspiritslancaster.com

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Molly S Photography

winter car storage available

run with the big cats michael’s driving passion is finding great cars —whether classic cars for enthusiasts, like this amazing 1955 Jaguar XK 140 that loves to roar, or top-quality late model, certified used cars for everyday use. Ask Michael about climate controlled car storage.

717.392.2888

Michael’s Motor Cars has expertise in both buying and selling vintage and classic cars. Is there a great old car in your garage that you would consider selling?

We would love to see it! Give us a call at 717.392.2888 or visit michaelsmotorcars.com.

20 922 north queen street 717.392.2888 michaelsmotorcars.com

MANAGING INVESTMENTS so you can live life in the moment

Joe Wirbick, President and Mike Zimmerman, Vice President of Sequinox

Sequinox pours every ounce of expertise into developing, implementing, and monitoring investment strategies that will help clients fulfill their long-term goals. They ask the questions clients have not yet considered. Sequinox makes the complicated simple and helps to provide strategies that are in place for whenever that milestone moment arrives.

Securities offered through J.W. Cole Financial, Inc. (JWC), Member FINRA/SIPC. Advisory Services offered through J.W. Cole Advisors, Inc (JWCA). Sequinox and JWC/JWCA are unaffiliated entities.

941 wheatland avenue, #301 717.397.7957 sequinox.com

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RISING TO THE CHALLENGE in support of our city

puffer morris enthusiastically supports lancaster central market's raise the roof campaign.

Puffer Morris is Lancaster’s local, independent real estate agency, committed to selling and marketing great places in the City of Lancaster and beyond.

The Puffer Morris Team inside Lancaster Central Market from left to right: Ric Tribble, Janelle Ellis, Scott Haverstick, Mary Tribble, Stephen Boyd & John Spidaliere. see pg. 78

22 222 west orange street 717.299.3433

Lancaster Central Market's 2,500-square-foot roof will be replaced with slate, as it was originally laid in 1889.

puffermorris.com info@puffermorris.com

find everything you need for

THE SWEETEST SEASON FEATURING

Amish Family Recipes | The Candy Stand | The Goodie Shop Miesse Candies | Ric's Bread | Shady Maple | Stoltzfus Homestyle Bakery Sweet Legacy Gourmet | Thom's Bread | Wendy Jo's Homemade | Zigs Bakery

meet me at market!

Ann Miller from The Candy Stand is one of the Market's many growers and artisans ready to help with your orders of the day.

ONE-HOUR FREE PARKING AT ANY LANCASTER PARKING AUTHORITY GARAGE!

TUESDAY & FRIDAY 6 am – 4 pm SATURDAY 6 am – 2 pm

SEASONAL PRODUCE & MADE-TO-ORDER GOODNESS

23 north market street off penn square 717.735.6890 centralmarketlancaster.com

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HANDCRAFTED BEER FRESH ENTREES BOTTLED RESERVES & GIFT CARDS

TRY OUR GIFT SETS! BELGIAN ABBEY BEERS: ABBEY DUBBEL, BEDOTTER, THE CANNIBAL GOLD MEDAL WINNERS: THE CANNIBAL, RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT, WEE HEAVY

BREWING THE SEASON 24

781 harrisburg pike 717.291.9800 ironhillbrewery.com

Bottled Reserves from Iron Hill make a thoughtful and delicious gift for your friends and family this holiday season. Pair it with a gift card for the ultimate treat. Check with restaurant as availability of Bottled Reserves styles may vary.

The Pe rfect P rese nce A GUIDE TO LOCAL GIFTS

a Season of

Gifting w e a s k e d o u r s e lv e s , “What makes the holiday season so special?”

We found our answers in the details, from memories with loved ones and the celebration of traditions, to the anticipation of the big reveal that awaits beneath the wrappings. This season is a time to be fully present.

Find yourself frozen in the moments and appreciate the memories being made around you.

Why shop local?

o n t h e f o l l o w i n g pa g e s

It's simple. You'll find the unique, quality gifts—many locally made—

you'll discover a curated collection of gifts

hand selected by your neighbors. Money spent in Lancaster strengthens

sourced from local retailers in the City of

our downtown economy and supports vital public services.

Lancaster. Turn the page and be inspired!

Thank you to our editorial sponsor—the High® companies: celebrating the City of Lancaster and committed to innovative community leadership, sustainable building practices, and advancement through the preservation of local heritage.

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creating

BE AU T I F U L S PACE S a full-service interior design firm that custom-tailors fresh, distinct, and timeless interiors shoppe features furnishings, decor, and gifts that define our casual elegance

246 WEST ORANGE STREET 717.872.6966 AKINTERIORSLLC.COM

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make an

E NT R A NCE clothing / jewelry / accessories / unexpected extras for a stylish woman

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32 WEST KING STREET

717.569.2060

CHARLOTTESHOPPE.COM

step out

IN S T YLE women's footwear / apparel / accessories N E W L O C AT I O N !

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Visit Charlotte Shoppe and get your boot fix at our newly expanded location at 32 West King Street!

WA L K T H I S WAY

in stylish boots

by Eileen Fisher, Fly London, Sorel, Franco Sarto, Pikolinos, UGG, Frye, and Ara.

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Introducing a new line of fashion-forward designs by Kathy Frey, made in the USA and available exclusively at Festoon. Coming spring 2017.

LANCASTER: 202 NORTH DUKE STREET 717.299.2232 LITITZ: 118 3 E R B S Q UA R RY R OA D 717 . 5 6 0 . 6 5 0 9 SHOPFESTOON.COM

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for the person that enjoys life's

B E AU T I F U L LU XU R I E S

Family Owned and Operated Since 1935 58 NORTH QUEEN STREET 717.392.7305 REAMJEWELERS.COM

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Jewelry by

945 NORTH PLUM STREET

717.208.3887

GESINOSFOOD.COM

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authentic, innovative provisions straight from italy

T O YOU R DI NI NG TA BLE meats & cheeses / pasta / olive oil / balsamic / pesto / antipasti preserves / espresso / desserts & sweets / gift sets

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717.925.7755

MISEENPL ACEKITCHENSTORE.COM

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341 NORTH QUEEN STREET

for gif ts that

SIP, F I Z Z & S H I M M E R cocktail accessories & barware / gadgets / cookware / bakeware / cutlery / linens / cookbooks

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for lots of spice

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& E VERYTHIN G N I CE 140+ spices / 80 exclusive hand-mixed blends / 30+ exotic teas, salts, and naturally flavored sugars / or invent something new!

20 WEST ORANGE STREET 7 1 7. 3 9 4 . 4 3 2 8 SPICEANDTEA.COM/LANCASTER

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D O W N T O W N R E T A I L S H O P & FA C T O R Y : 1 1 8 N O R T H WAT E R S T R E E T & LANCASTER CENTRAL MARKET

good old-fashioned

SWE E T TREATS nonpareils / hand-dipped chocolate / marshmallows / caramels / clusters / cream-centered candy

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OVERLOOK TOWN CENTER: 2065 FRUITVILLE PIKE 717.392.6011 MIESSECANDIES.COM

45 NORTH MARKET STREET

717.690.2505

E L L I C O T T. C O

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timeless american goods for the

MODERN M AN

apparel & accessories / bags & leather goods / grooming / handmade & found decor

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307 NORTH QUEEN STREET

always helping u find the

P ERFEC T GI F T holiday decor & gift supplies / cards & paper goods / gifts for all ages

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717.690.2320

BECAUSEILIKEU.COM

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make a cookie lover's

DR E A M S CO M E T R UE cookies / fudge / caramel popcorn / brittle / handcrafted with simple, natural ingredients Fill a box with your favorite cookie combinations to surprise a friend or client with a decadent gift.

LOCATED IN THE LANCASTER CENTRAL MARKET 717.517.4413 S W E E T L E G A C Y G O U R M E T. C O M

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MEET VIVIENNE She’s charming and sophisticated, well-versed and well-traveled. An intimate dinner party is preferred to a night out on the town—unless it includes a stroll down Fifth Avenue, where her eyes sparkle, as do her sequined pumps. With a positive outlook, she always sees the champagne glass half full (with a splash of St-Germain, naturally).

And, she’s transformed Cork Factory Hotel into the wedding space of her dreams.

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CORK FAC T O R Y HOTEL 4 8 0 NEW HO L L A N D AVE N U E , SU ITE 3000

CORK COLLECTION 717.735.2075

Whether your style is mod & pop, glamour & gold, leather & lace, or a bit of everything, you’ll find that the historic Cork Factory Hotel is the perfect canvas for any celebration. Visit corkfactoryhotel.com to see Vivienne’s whole story, start to finish, and discover inspiration for fantastical weddings and events.

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480 NE W H OLL A ND AVENUE

717.735.1150

THEBAKERSTABL E.CO M

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SHOP VIVIENNE'S PICKS visit the pop-up shop

available now at The Baker's Table.

coming soon

shopcorkcollection.com, a handselected collection of stylish details for your special day or every day.

details that are the

SECRET INGREDIENTS to an unforget table day

serving breakfast & lunch / sweet treats & fresh baked goods / gifts & decor / custom cakes

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36 NORTH QUEEN STREET

a wordly collec tion of the

FI NE ST THREADS womens attire for workplace / cocktail and everyday dressing / accessories / mens tailoring / dress furnishings / sportswear / shoes / leathergoods

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717.394.8842

COLESONCLOTHIERS.COM

36 NOR TH QU E E N STR EET

717.394.8842

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big gif t ideas to

DA ZZLE LI T T LE ONE S specialty toys & gifts for children / fresh kids fashion / baby registry

32 NORTH QUEEN STREET MON – FRI 9 – 5, SAT 9 – 4 717.509.5700 690 GOOD DRIVE M O N – F R I 11 – 6 , S A T – S U N 11 – 4 7 1 7. 5 4 4 . 3 3 11 BELLABOOONLINE.COM

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Celebrating 10 years downtown!

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356 NORTH QUEEN STREET 717.517.2678

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bringing together

U R BA N & FA R M HOUS E home decor / original artwork / barnwood signs / garden items / wedding decorations / galvanized metal pieces

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foraged. sustainable. locally sourced florals.

44 480 new holland avenue, suite 8105 717.735.1500 splintsanddaisies.com

inspire passion

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& I L LUM INATE L I F E artisan handmade candles since 1970 / retail store & studio on Mulberry Street

541 NORTH MULBERRY STREET 717.295.4800 BARRICKDESIGN.COM

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your destination for

OUTDOOR LIVING & st ylish accessories

UNIQUE ACCESSORIES & GIFTS | HOLIDAY DECOR | FIREPITS & FIREPLACES | GRILLS & GRILLING ACCESSORIES

penn stone outdoor living is Central Pennsylvania's single destination for all outdoor living products. Penn Stone features design-focused outdoor furniture and solutions for outdoor kitchens and cooking—as well as outdoor fire features, landscape lighting, and shade. Make us your first and last stop to create your ideal outdoor retreat. Stop into our newly renovated showroom featuring 10,000 sq. ft. of outdoor inspiration.

46 190 west ross street 717.735.1922 patiopennstone.com

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L to R: Sarah Cope - Voice, Jessica Dey - Voice/Acting, Stephanie McCullough - Violin, Buddy Reeder - Musical Theatre Dance, Andrew Mendola - Guitar, Katie Sina Kindig - Yoga for the performer, Nate Petley - Piano, Phillip N. Freeman - Voice, Erica Harney - Artist, and Tina Fellenbaum - Yoga/Reiki

FR E SH FAC E : C R E A T I V E creative pursuits is evidence

of the magic that can happen when talented, successful, entrepreneurial women see a need in their community and work together to fill it.

Jessica Dey holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Penn State. She performed on stage and screen in New York City before moving to Lancaster in 2012.

Sarah Cope studied under Dale Moore (Senior Professor of Voice at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY) and has performed across the country. Both of these accomplished artists grace our local stages and share a passion for teaching their craft to the rising stars in our community. Jessica and Sarah came together in their realization that there

PU RSU ITS ST U DIO

was a need for rentable studio space in Lancaster that teachers could use to offer lessons on their own terms, and that performance artists could use for rehearsing, recording, and refining their craft. The two collaborated and founded Creative Pursuits.

The studio space is constantly alive with music and movement. Some of the most successful and sought-after dancers, musicians, singers, and performers are sharing their trade secrets, triumphs, and passions with talented hopefuls, who are excited to learn and grow. Creative Pursuits offers instruction in voice, guitar, piano, dance, violin, and yoga with new classes often being added. For students, the space offers a cornucopia

of options to meet every need and schedule. For teachers, the space allows talented professionals to share their knowledge with students while building their own schedule on their own terms.

Creative Pursuits is holding their launch Cabaret on December 12, highlighting local professionals. The event, sponsored

by Wells Fargo, is downtown at the Tell Studio Theatre at the Fulton with cocktails at 6 pm and Cabaret at 7 pm.

Bring the creatives and music lovers in your life to this holiday celebration, to learn more about what Creative Pursuits is doing in Lancaster.

Find out more at creativepursuitsstudio.com

600f eden road 717.617.2859 creativepursuitsstudio.com

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elementary math

ONE DAY + ONE SCHOOL + ONE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS

thousands of happy elementary school children

at wells fargo, we work with numbers all day. but some of our favorite numbers come from outside of the office. Hundreds of volunteer hours, 40 grants equaling $244,000 to non-profit

organizations in Lancaster County in 2015. And thousands of Lancaster County residents whose lives are made a little better thanks to our volunteers and the non-profits we support.

Whether it’s helping to build homes, playgrounds, or financial knowledge, we’re proud to be part of this community and add to the quality of life in Lancaster County.

48 bank & atm: 100 north queen street 717.291.3375 wellsfargo.com

where successful

STUDENTS Popovsky Performing Arts Studio has an amazingly loving and encouraging environment. The talented faculty and staff treat students like professionals, never waste our time, and consistently have a joyful attitude.�

delaney bigley, age 15 Popovsky Performing Arts Studio Student

Popovsky's production of School of Rock

S I N G . A C T. D A N C E . P E R F O R M !

245 butler avenue 717.517.8543 popovskyperformingarts.com

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RACHEL’S CAFE & CREPERIE Rachel’s Creperie spins fresh, made-to-order crepes with a uniquely American twist. In addition to being a full-service crepe café with both sweet and savory crepes, they also feature locally-roasted coffee, fruit smoothies, homemade soups, and fresh salads.

201 West Walnut Street 717.399.3515 rachelscreperie.com

A N A N DA I N T E G R AT I O N Many people live with discomfort and believe there is nothing that can be done; we are here to prove there is.

Through Structural Integration (an advanced form of bodywork), massage therapy, acupuncture, BEMER therapy, and holistic workshops we help you decrease pain, return to a state of balance and ease, improve performance, and increase functional capacity.

223B West Walnut Street 717.869.4919 anandaintegration.com

50 visit these businesses at 201 – 223 west walnut street in downtown lancaster

INTERIOR DESIGN SPACE PLANNING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CUSTOM-DESIGNED PIECES FURNITURE WINDOW TREATMENT DESIGN

TRANSFORMING

SPACES

Henrietta and her design team recognize each client’s individual design needs. If you’re designing or remodeling your home or office, we will help you every step of the way.

Visit our renovated Studio Showroom that now has the look and feel of a New York loft, with new oversized north and south facing windows, kitchen area, a design library, and a private office. It features a beautiful exposed brick wall, old barn wood, faux painted ceiling, and highlight walls in bright turquoise.

Stop by or call for an appointment Monday – Friday 9 – 5 and Saturday 10 – 2.

We’d love to inspire you!

217 w. walnut street 717.295.0324 henriettaheislerinteriors.com

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AMPLIFY YOUR BRAND story • production • delivery

Your brand is your story

Let the world see it with high quality video, delivered to your audience on whatever device they use. As video grows, we believe there is a need for the infrastructure to deliver fast, creative, high-quality stories for our clients on devices and in venues around the world. Visit us at Triode Media Group and tour our studios. We'll tell your story to the world.

52 631 south water street 717.413.2533 triode.tv

4 / altana rooftop lounge

3 / altana

2 / event space

F O U R FLOORS of haute cuisine & entertainment

1 / barbaret bistro & bakery

26 east king street 26eastlancaster.com

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your home away from home

FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Stay with us in the heart of the City & enjoy local boutiques, art galleries, theatre & restaurants.

CONVENIENT PARKING COZY & WARM ROOMS CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST IDEALLY LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER COMFORTABLY PRICED

54 26 east chestnut street call to make a reservation: 717.394.0900 thehotellancaster.com

Mobilize

Perform

Educate

PRANA COMES TO YOU

for a more productive workplace

not all physical therapy is the same.

Physical Therapy by Prana physical therapists can be on-site within companies who would like to prevent injuries at work and promote more wellness. Our highly skilled physical therapists perform hands-on techniques to help MOBILIZE restricted areas in muscles and joints that can lead to repetitive stress injuries. Then we EDUCATE better movement patterns for lifting, pushing, and pulling, and modify work stations for optimal ergonomic efficiency.

Finally, we help the employee PERFORM the specific job activity with movement that will help them strengthen and stabilize, not strain and increase pain. This can promote wellness, increase productivity, and save healthcare dollars. downtown: 617-a north prince street • granite run: 274a granite run drive 717.390.4822 pranapt.com

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At Fig, we believe in the power of a community that works together to identify needs and find solutions—one that creates connections and is passionate about helping its neighbors.

For 2016, we have chosen to support three innovative nonprofits whose good works contribute immensely to our thriving, local community:

ywca lancaster, the mix at arbor place & excentia

Please join us in supporting these inspiring causes with your time and donations.

See all 24 of our past and present Social Mission partners at figlancaster.com/social-mission.

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SAVE THE DATE! January 28, 2017.

YWCA Lancaster’s Pop-Up Party, benefitting our Child Development programs, is back by popular demand! Here’s the skinny: the location will be kept secret until a few days prior to the event. We’re rocking it old school, so bring back your Afro and dust off those platform shoes and bell bottoms as we celebrate the funkadelic decade of the 70’s! Can you dig it? Guests will enjoy a night of live performances, endless flashback jams, and dancing the night away among a crowd of far out 70’s fans. Mark your calendars now for a night taken to the max!

Every day The Mix at Arbor Place serves 80 to 100 kids in an intentional afterschool program.

This free program provides tutoring, poetry lessons, music, mentoring, and free meals to all participants.

ywcalancaster.org.

Learn more at arborplace.org.

None of this is possible without community support. This year please consider The Mix at Arbor Place during the Extraordinary Give on November 18. Each donation will help provide meaningful programs for Lancaster's youth. Interested in getting involved? Just email us at office@arborplace.org

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CELEBR ATING THE SEASON OF

GIVING BACK what is it about giving that makes this season so magical?

Often it’s knowing someone so well that you can find the perfect gift.

It’s understanding another’s passion that guides you to the ideal token.

It’s the moment you know you’ve connected in a meaningful way.

In our community, giving back is even more magical. Giving back is the golden thread that weaves our community together and connects each of us to the causes we care about and to each other. Lancaster has a deep generosity and a thriving creativity that makes giving back a celebration of the good work happening all around us. Together, we care deeply about many causes… our children and families, our education and health, the richness of our arts, history, and culture, and the beauty of our farmlands and wild spaces. This community comes together to support the many different causes that make Lancaster stronger.

In this season, take the opportunity to support those causes that are meaningful to you. Because giving back is personal, it’s passionate, it’s deliberate.

And it makes our community a place where magic happens.

on the following pages are many ways to give back to your community.

Find your passion. Show support with your dollars on November 18 at the Extraordinary Give and be a part of the culture of philanthropy all year long.

check it out!

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5th

a community celebration of giving november 18, 2016

5 years of the extraordinary give!

Together we’ve raised more than $15 million in only 96 hours for organizations that enrich Lancaster County! Thanks to our community, since its launch in 2012, the Extraordinary Give has evolved from a 24-hour online giving marathon into the region’s largest Community Celebration of Giving.

On November 18, you can once again be part of the Extraordinary Give. For 24 hours, donate online to more than 425 local organizations at ExtraGive.org and the Lancaster County Community Foundation, Rodgers & Associates, and our community partners will stretch your dollars with at least $300,000 in additional funds and prizes!

here’s how it works: •

On November 18, visit ExtraGive.org from your computer, smartphone, or device.

•

Visit the pages of more than 425 organizations and learn how their work impacts Lancaster County.

•

Make an online donation to an organization that is important to you (min $25).

•

Each organization then receives a percentage of the stretch pool. So, if an organization raises 3% of the day’s donations, they will receive 3% of the stretch pool.

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over the past 5 years... number of givers

participating nonprofits

number of dollars raised!

2012 2015

2012 2015

2012 2015

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6,424 20,276

192 367

$1.6 million $6.1 million

did you know?

Donations have come from all 50 states and 16 countries!

2015 rate of giving

$71 per second

$4,260 $255,000 per minute per hour

be part of the extraordinary give! choose from more than 425 local organizations. give to a cause that’s important to you. celebrate at ExtraGive FEST to count down the final hours of the 2016 Extraordinary Give!

extragive.org lancaster county community foundation

24 west king street, suite 201

717.397.1629

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our mission

committed to building

a vibrant city

Lancaster City Alliance is dedicated to the economic and community growth of our City. Whether assisting entrepreneurs like RudeWood Design and LSJ Studios set up shop or working with neighborhoods like Southwest Lancaster to build and implement community action plans, LCA’s focus on collaboration and unique partnerships continue to foster great outcomes for Lancaster.

Pictured: Left to right: Jeremiah Linton, RudeWood Design; Shelby Nauman, Vice President, Lancaster City Alliance; Marshall Snively, President, Lancaster City Alliance; Loryn SpanglerJones, LSJ Studios; Emerson A. Sampaio, Southwest Lancaster Neighborhood Leadership Board Member; Alex Rudegeair, RudeWood Design

354 north prince street 60

717.394.0783

lancastercityalliance.org

Remember Lancaster City Alliance on November 18 & all year.

one beautiful season To Another in Downtown Lancaster

downtown lancaster beautification comes to life with colorful hanging flower baskets in the warmth of spring and summer, and lighted holiday decorations as the seasons cool, with a colorfully-decorated symbol of the season in Penn Square.

LEADS is an all-volunteer organization. There are no employees.

We receive no City or County funding. Individual and business donations and contributions totally underwrite this initiative.

Help us make an even greater impact by joining others with a contribution during Lancaster County Community Foundation's LEADS is a 501 C (3) charitable organization, and all donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

Copyright LEADS 2016.

"Day of the Extraordinary Give" on November 18. Help LEADS and Downtown Lancaster move forward...beautifully...one season at a time.

Please contribute on this special day as generously as possible.

Photographs: Jesse Egner and LNP Media Group

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making nutritious food

accessible Think of Meals on Wheels on November 18 & all year.

our mission Improving the health and quality of life of senior, homebound, and disabled individuals so that no one is left hungry or isolated. 105,824 meals delivered so far this year. volunteer: 717.392.4842 donate: lancastermow.org/donate

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Pictured: Susan Pond, saying, "I rely on Meals on Wheels of Lancaster to bring food every day. I’m not close to my family and they have given me a sense of family.�

our mission

building homes

and brighter futures

Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity builds and repairs homes for families in need of a safe, decent place to live. Through the stability that an affordable home offers, families can make big plans today for a positive tomorrow— like sending a child to college, addressing medical needs, or advancing their career. Pictured: Volunteer Christina Diehl lends not just her time to Habitat, but her enthusiasm. You can spot her on the ReStore truck, which picks up gently used building and home materials for resale at Lancaster Habitat ReStore.

Think of Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity on November 18 & all year.

443 fairview avenue

717.392.8836

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transforming communities

through business Remember ASSETS on November 18 & all year.

our focus We are a team of experts with experience in entrepreneurship, social change, and economic development. We provide training, 1 0 0 s ou th qu e e n s t r e e t 7 1 7.3 93 . 6 0 8 9 a s s e ts pa .o r g

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1-on-1 coaching, and financing to entrepreneurs looking to start or grow their businesses.

Pictured above: Business women of Lancaster, from left to right: Saba Williams and Olayinka Credle of Melanin Essentials; Rosa Roberts Marti of Rosa’s Jars; Melissa Baez, ASSETS' Director of Women's Business Center; and Clara Capellan of GPM Premier Accounting Services, Inc.

ending thirst in the greater community

our mission To provide people around the world the most basic

can be found at lancaster general hospital turkey hill the rabbit and the dragonfly cafe buzz coffee souvlaki boys

of human needs— clean drinking water. For every bottle of Humankind Water purchased, Humankind provides 100 days of clean drinking water for one person. humankindwater.org

square one coffee splits and giggles commonwealth on queen stauffers darrenkamps bridge yoga studio the trust center smileys sophie stargazer boutique huber's west end market

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c e l e b r at i n g t h e i r s u c c e s s

our mission

Supporting Local Non-Profits Through One-on-One Connections Dedicated to fostering vibrant

Remember SCORE on November 18 & all year.

small business communities through mentoring and education. Ensuring every person has the support necessary to thrive as a business owner or non-profit leader.

Jordan Steffy, of Children Deserve a Chance, and Bobb Bewley, SCORE mentor and Chapter President

Chris Caldwell, Executive Director of The Common Wheel with his SCORE mentor Larry Keating

Last year SCORE coordinated 80 workshops serving over 700 participants!

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Eva Dombrowski, Executive Director of Clare House with SCORE Mentor Ron Fink

Nationally Recognized SCORE Chapter of the year!

Far left: Kathryn Ross, SCORE mentor and Sara Moyer, Executive Director of Mom's House Left: Karen Gerth, Executive Director of KPETS with Kody and SCORE mentor Tom Burgum

the lancaster-lebanon chapter of score celebrates some of our non-profit clients participating in the Extraordinary Give.

Fulfilling its mission to directly support our community's nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and small business owners with guidance and resources, during the past year our SCORE mentors have provided 3,000 hours of FREE one-on-one counseling to over 500 clients.

We hope you will support these community partners and SCORE. Your support of

Kim McDevitt, Executive Director of Power Packs Project with a young friend and mascot, PUP (Power Up Pup)

SCORE's mission will help us to continue to provide the free, professional mentoring services that have led directly to the formation of 186 new businesses and 462 jobs created in 2015.

313 west liberty street

717.397.3092

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p e o p l e , b u s i n e s s , c o m m u n i t y— A new hub of connectivity... open to all.

Coming spring 2017!

“For a leader like The Lancaster Chamber, you need to have a strong presence to be an anchor in our business community. By co-locating with other community organizations, The Chamber is creating an important destination for businesses to access many resources under one roof. If we want a world-class Chamber, in a world-class city, our community needs to invest in creating a facility that will help us all be more successful.”

John McGrann, Penn Stone

“We did not hesitate to support The Chamber in this initiative and their model that is inclusive of all businesses and brings together many organizations working toward the same goals. Sharing resources and creating synergies is an important part of community building. Having a Chamber that recognizes that our business community is better and stronger when we come together is very important for our future.”

Joan Paxton & Scott Fiore, TriStarr

“The Chamber sets the standard for what it means to do business in Lancaster County and is able to put the effort and the energy toward how we move the needle to make this community even more prosperous than it is today. This really is a generational moment. The Chamber will be in this space for a very, very long time and is positioning itself to make a lot of great improvements to our business community.”

Michelle Rondinelli, Kitchen Kettle Foods

WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. The Lancaster Chamber—helping people thrive, businesses excel, and communities prosper.

100 south queen street 68

717.397.3531

www.lancasterchamberfoundation.org

our mission

for the fun of

mixing things up

Inspiring curiosity, discovery, and a life-long appreciation of nature, science, and cultures through educational exhibits, collections, and programs. Pictured: Mike Smith, our on-staff scientist, and Baby-T (our T-rex mascot) mixing up some science experiments!

Think of North Museum on November 18 & all year.

400 college avenue

717.358.3941

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Providing shelter for women and children in Lancaster County.

Clare House offers families support and shelter for up to 6 months, affording the opportunity to gain employment, hone life skills, stabilize finances, and secure sustainable housing.

Remember Clare House on November 18 & all year.

7 17. 2 91 .8 967 c l a r e h o u s e l a n c as t e r .o r g

Community generosity, through events such as book sales, fundraisers, and the upcoming Extraordinary Give, allows the Lancaster Public Library to continue to be the leading resource for culture and life-long learning for our nearly 400,000 yearly visitors.

We look forward to your support on November 18!

125 north duke street 70

717.394.2651

Remember Lancaster Public Library on November 18 & all year.

lancaster.lib.pa.us

our mission

i m p r o v i n g c h i l d h o o d,

throughout Central PA

There are over 3,500 children in foster care in Central Pennsylvania.

We do whatever it takes to create success for children and families through the provision of educational opportunities, foster care connections, residential options, and community-based support. Pictured: The Robertson family has made a difference in the lives of these five children through Pressley Ridge Foster Care and Adoption Services.

Are you ready to open your heart?

Learn more at pressleyridge.org or by calling Kim Miller at 717.397.5241.

Think of Pressley Ridge on November 18 & all year.

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giving with

a greater cause Remember Love Give Live on November 18 & all year.

our mission Create innovative charitable business ventures with two purposes: to generate ongoing revenue streams and resources for charitable organizations that are working 1170 e r b s qua r r y r o ad, s u it e 1 , l it it z 7 1 7. 9 8 4 . 23 0 9 l ov e g iv e l iv e . c o m

on the front lines to relieve suffering, and to connect people with information and opportunity to promote growth and wholeness.

Pictured: Karen Schneider, Gail Graybill Carson, Rachael Anderson Wood, and Sophie

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Every child deserves a beautiful smile.

Think of Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic on November 18 & all year.

2 2 3 n o rt h li me st reet 717. 394. 3793 clef t cli n i c.o rg

colablancaster.com

Improving lives in Lancaster through the power of bikes.

Remember The Common Wheel on November 18 & all year long.

Supported by coLAB, a Benefit Corporation that believes in datadriven, decision-making strategies to enhance efficiency, productivity, and collaboration within and between organizations, ensuring they achieve their vision.

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t h e c r e at i v e w ay

to help our environment Remember Art of Recycle on November 18 & all year.

our mission We aim to inspire the community through "art with purpose"— 2 7 c l oi s te r av e , e p h r ata pa 7 1 7. 46 6 . 6 9 6 6 a r tofr e c yc l e .o r g

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using and re-using discarded and unwanted items to create works of art and an environmentally-conscious generation of artists.

Pictured: Left to right: Lisza Bakonyi, Invincible Warrior; Chelas Montanye, Wizard of Miracles; Miranda Blakeslee, Whimsical Genie; Kat Marie Neidigh, Mystical Adventurer; Mr. Nobody Special, Future President of the Moon; Rachel Blauberg, Mistress of Morale

k n o w i n g t h at n o o n e

should be hungry

our mission Fighting hunger, improving lives, and strengthening communities.

Providing healthy, nutritious meals to nearly 7,000 families, seniors, veterans, and children through partnerships with more than 100 organizations in Lancaster County.

Think of Central Pennsylvania Food Bank on November 18 & all year.

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BRANDING

PACKAGING

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MARKETING

PHOTOGRAPHY

LETTERPRESS

WEB

Fig Industries is the creator and producer of Fig Magazine

fig gives back Fig Industries has always been inspired by our mantra “Design for Good”

We believe in being active participants in our community.

We believe in supporting local non-profit organizations.

We believe collaboration makes communities stronger.

We believe in Lancaster.

FIG HAS SUPPORTED 24 LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH OUR SOCIAL MISSION PARTNERSHIP: The Mix at Arbor Place

Power Packs Project

Excentia

PRiMA Theatre Company

YWCA of Lancaster

Keystone Art & Culture Center

Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic Friendship Heart Gallery Lancaster Public Library Children Deserve a Chance Aaron’s Acres North Museum of Nature and Science ASSETS Lancaster Girls on the Run

East Side Market Heads Up Lancaster

Fig has sponsored 40+ local events in 2016, including: Lancaster City Restaurant Week PCA&D Senior Show & Celebration Cultivate Lancaster Entrepreneurs Forum Girls on the Run 5K Lancaster/Lebanon Habitat for Humanity’s Hard Hats & High Heels

Fulton Theatre

Lancaster Young Professional’s Urban Living Home Tour

Water Street Ministries

SIP Wine in the Park

Kids and Cultures

Allegro Chamber Orchestra’s

Summer Passport Series

Music for Everyone

TEDx Lancaster

Lancaster Center for Classical Studies

Hospice & Community Care’s Labor Day Auction Pennsylvania Municipal League’s Annual Summit

We believe in developing new ideas to enrich the Lancaster community. In 2016, it has been our pleasure to showcase the people, places, and culture of our amazing city through these special projects: Fig Stories, City of Makers commercial (airing now on WITF), the LancHappy Project, and Lancaster Gallery Guide.

get involved. join our community at figlancaster.com. see our design work at figindustries.com.

OVER THE LAST YEAR, we a s k e d you… w h at wou l d m ak e l ancas te r co u nty

EVEN BETTER?

HERE'S WHAT YOU TOLD US. • Create compact walkable communities • Promote biking, walking, and transit • Expand parks, trails, and natural areas • Reinvest in our urban places • Preserve farmland • Think beyond boundaries

NOW HELP US CRAFT THE FUTURE YOU WANT TO SEE. Take our new survey and watch our new video at

places2040.com

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Continue the conversation Stay engaged

places 2040

CAPTURE

your

loved

one's

STORY give the gift that lives forever

Joseph Mitton & Meredith Jorgensen Cooke

VIDEO DOCUMENTARY STYLE STORIES LIFE RETROSPECTIVES PREGNANCY JOURNEYS RETIREMENT CAPSTONES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS ENGAGEMENT / WEDDING STORIES

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THE TRUST WINTER 2016–17 C o n c e r t s

NEW YORK POLYPHONY

Tuesday | December 6th Grammy-nominated Classical Vocal Quartet

BOYD MEETS GIRL Thursday & Friday | February 16th & 17th Guitar and Cello Duo

The Sound Accord Thursday | March 23rd Chamber folk sextet C O N V E R S A T I O N S

Educating All God’s Children Tuesday | February 7th Nicole Baker Fulgham phd

Jane Austen for Dummies, Ladies, and Gentlemen Tuesday | April 11th Karen Swallow Prior phd T H E A T E R

This Wonderful Life

December 7, 8 One man play acted by Jeremy Kendall based on iconic 1946 holiday film

Joy to the world

December 17, 18

A Servant Stage Christmas

Jane Austen Out Loud April 8 A staged reading of a Jane Austen novel ARTISTS, DATES, AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

FOR TICKETS, A FULL LISTING OF OUR SEASON, AND ALL OTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT:

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COMPLETE AUTOMATION

NETWORKING

Featured Project: TONO Group, Lancaster, PA

TECHNOLOGY t h a t w o r k s with y o u r EN VIRONMENT improving workplace productivity and energy efficiency through elegant technology integration.

technology beautifully integrated— that's seamless. RMS delivers reliable, intuitive solutions

for your business. Their team of experienced craftsmen work with clients to understand how applying technology properly makes life simpler, while increasing productivity and

collaboration. They offer the ultimate technology solutions for your workplace by providing design, installation, programming, and maintenance. Form is never sacrificed for functionality. RMS ensures the system is as beautiful as it is capable.

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CREATING SMILES THAT SPARKLE

Matthew D. Freedman, D.M.D. WE LOVE OUR PATIENTS We take pride in getting to know our patients and caring for their smiles every step of the way. Trusted dental care in a comfortable, professional environment. Tradition, innovation, and compassion remain at the core of everything we do.

IN-OFFICE POWER TEETH WHITENING CROWNS & BRIDGES

CLEANINGS & EXAMS

ROOT CANAL PROCEDURES

DENTAL IMPLANTS

DENTAL EXTRACTIONS

TOOTH-COLORED FILLINGS

FULL & PARTIAL DENTURES

82 416 north duke street 717.392.8376 lancasterdentist.com off-street parking welcoming new patients

Call now to find out how LifeReloaded can make your drea m come true!

Mike helped us

to bring the story of KITCHEN KETTLE VILLAGE

TO

LIFE

say pat burnley and her daughter, Joanne

Ladley, who run Kitchen Kettle Village. Pat's book "Early Years at Kitchen Kettle Village" details the Village's formative years as well as anecdotal memories of local legend Ben Stoltzfus.

lifereloaded specialty publishing is a boutique publishing company located in Lancaster that specializes in working with clients to tell their story and to make their dream of publishing a book come true.

We love working with people to create amazing and unique books, such as personal memoirs and histories for families, businesses, clubs, and organizations that are sure to become treasured heirlooms.

We are your one-stop shop for quality custom book design, layout, and production. We work with you every step of the way to bring your manuscript and memorabilia together into the book of your dreams.

Creating an heirloom is an amazing goal, and we are here to make sure that process is an exciting and enjoyable experience for you. call us now to discuss your book idea 717.239.0490

tell your story!

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socialenterprisegroup.org FROM IDEA TO ENTERPRISE—TRANSFORMING INNOVATION TO SOCIO-ECONOMIC

A

MISSION

TO SERVE

Changing the world through their work at the Social Enterprise Institute at Elizabethtown College are (left to right): Joachim Hellesen, Dr. Jordan Balencic, Tessa Cruikshank, Paul Lecurieux, and Nashon Walker

living the mission

Hera Brand is a Social Impact Product Development Firm that uses a humancentered design process to make healthcare products more affordable, accessible, and adaptable.

The company is campaigning to eradicate infant and maternal mortality with an advanced mobile obstetric care kit.

HoodRISE Music, and its affiliate DreamSound Global Records, is a global music production, talent development & record label with an emphasis on creating lifegiving content. Made possible by the Social Enterprise Institute, HoodRISE Music is pioneering a new social movement for the street culture in communities all over the planet.

84 offering 50+ undergraduate academic programs continuing education in lancaster, york, harrisburg & elizabethtown etown.edu

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FOR ALL SEASONS Whether it's spring, summer, fall, or winter, we can create custom container gardens that use only the freshest plants and flowers sourced from local growers. Planted on-site at your home or business, our gardens are guaranteed to wow all whom they welcome.

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PROPER IRISH FARE

from a proper irish public house

warm up with us this winter Annie Bailey’s is one of Downtown Lancaster’s favorite spots for their extensive menu, beer and cocktail lists, live music, and cozy atmosphere.

Whether you’re stopping in after work for our happy hour, having brunch on Sunday with friends & family, or hanging out late at night with live music, Annie Bailey’s has something for everyone as Lancaster’s own Irish Public House.

28 – 30 east king street 717.393.4000 anniebaileys.com

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I GET things from WITF that I cannot get ANYWHERE else!

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, JOIN JOANNE AND SUPPORT WITF. joanne judge is a long-

time passionate member of WITF. She believes the programming on WITF keeps her connected to what’s happening in her community and the world—and she wants to ensure it remains available for everyone in Central Pennsylvania.

SUPPORT WITF. 1.800.233.9483 WITF.ORG/SUPPORT

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As a Realtor, Gil brings 32 years of real estate business experience to RE/MAX and his clients.

agent gil lyons specializes in: Marketing & Sales of: Fine & Luxury Homes Smart Growth Initiatives Historic Properties Land Planning & Zoning

Serving all of Lancaster County, and specializing in School Lane Hills and the West End of Lancaster.

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UNDER YOUR TREE... ...MAKE IT GLASSES FROM

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Independent Optical Professionals Offering high-quality products to make your holidays bright.

PERSONAL SERVICE. FAMILY-OWNED OFFICES. LOCAL.

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SERVING more than sandwiches isaac's pickle bar is one of the best kept secrets in Lancaster City! We have daily happy hour food and drink specials you won’t see anywhere else downtown. Check out the new menu featuring salmon, salads, and enhanced combo possibilities!

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS

FROM THE COTTON-HEADED-NINNY-MUGGINS AT WILLIAMS FORREST

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VOIC E S

“I know The Mellowells are proud of their live shows; add that to a good new album that showcases their musicianship, vocals, and cool harmonies. When I listen to this music I hear Dr. Dog, The Hollies, and My Morning Jacket. Check them out!

helen leicht, wxpn

The Mellowells with album #2 hitting the market and a contagious positive attitude radiating from the band, this is the perfect time to meet The Mellowells!

United by similar music classes and majors, The Mellowells were born out of camaraderie at Lebanon Valley College in the spring of 2013. Jesse (guitar and co-vocalist) needed a backing band for a scheduled on-campus performance. His friends John (guitarist and co-vocalist), Caden (bass), and Cory (drums) were happy to lend a hand. Everything gelled.

Only four months later The Mellowells had recorded and released Author Of Modern Thought, an all-original five song EP.

Left to right: Cory Paternoster, Jesse Barki, Caden Myers & John DiCocco

With a full length album already in their pocket, late 2014’s Shindy, the guys are raring to get out there and play. Chatting over craft beer and pizza at The Fridge, we learned of their wide variety of indie rock and rock 'n' roll influences, and how all this, and ultimately their own ideas, add up to creating a wonderfully intricate Mellowells song. Their transparent ability to share and compromise not only lends itself to very content recording results but to the overall health of the band.

An August 2016 ten day tour, all the way up the coast to Maine, seemed to only strengthen them. No two sets were the same as they experimented with

obtaining a better flow in between songs and improving the connection with the audience. To that we say, well done!

The self-made new album is called Head Space. You may have already heard the second single Tiny Beds on WXPN. Try to catch them on tour soon enough because as Cory said, “We are very proud of the new album but we are even prouder of what we do live. Live is what we love to do and we want people to be there with us."

Coming soon: Fig and WXPN present The Mellowells at Tellus360! Check the events calendar at figlancaster.com for details. figlancaster.com

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Melissa Greene, Write from the Heart

GROUPS ONE-ON-ONE SESSIONS FAMILY WRITING RETREATS COLLEGE ESSAY SUPPORT CANCER RECOVERY SUPPORT

SOULFUL CONNECTIONS therapeutic writing for adults, children & teens

the art of putting writers at ease Some things can’t be rushed. Since 2001, Melissa Greene has mentored writers of all levels: one word, one sentence, one paragraph at a time. Her mission: to keep the warmth of humanity in teaching, while introducing creative writing as a path to calm, joy, and deeper self-understanding. Words to describe her work? Playful, soothing, and just slightly left of center. With compassion, and a touch of mischief, her coaching illuminates the wonder, beauty, and hope that lie within us. A safe haven, where writing—without fear—becomes fun, freeing, and a catalyst for courage and self-esteem. No grades, grammar, punctuation, or red pen.

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A CONTEMPLATIVE CHURCH in an anxious world

JOIN US FOR MASS SATURDAYS 5 PM SUNDAYS 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM

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creating meaningful places

and expressing capabilities

interiors by deco showroom will be open for first fridays starting in december! our interior designers at TONO Architects happily donated product samples to Friendship Community—a Christian ministry cultivating capabilities of individuals with developmental disabilities. Artists at Friendship Art Gallery expressed their talents and used the materials to create

artwork—just one of the many items Interiors by DECO procures. Their work will be on display in the Interiors by DECO showroom and can always be found at Friendship’s art gallery on Water Street. Don’t forget to support Friendship Community at the Extraordinary Give and see the rest of our team volunteering that night!

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Karin Meacham Owner, Art and Glassworks

AU T HEN T IC :

KARIN MEACHAM

"i don’t fail at much of anything; I

make sure that I don’t. Anybody can succeed at anything they want if they put their heart and soul into it. When you want to do something enough, you’ll figure it out!” says business owner Karin Meacham.

When you walk into her Art & Glassworks shop, you know you’ve stumbled into some place remarkable. Every inch of the store is dancing with light, color, and whimsy.

Sun streams through stained glass and illuminates beautiful art, deco lamps, and garden fairy houses. Each corner draws you in as treasures spill over the shelves and beckon you to explore. If you’ve been shopping on the 300 block of Queen Street, you know how well visited this part of town is. Shoppers with an eye for beauty and a

desire to find something unique flock here, but it wasn’t always that way.

29 years ago, the City was still considered up-and-coming to entrepreneurial hopefuls like Karin. “Nobody came into the City to shop” she explains, “it wasn’t a popular place to visit; people didn’t think it was safe.” Determined to be a successful woman business owner, Karin leaned in to the community and efforts to clean up the block, support schools, and celebrate the arts. She led a chess club at the elementary school and held fundraisers to instate a post prom. When First Fridays were initiated, bringing traffic her way, she stayed open a few hours later and hired live bands to play in her courtyard to help draw the crowd to her part of town.

Her efforts brought her customers, but more importantly, cemented her place in the tapestry and tradition of the City.

As much as she and her shop are a part of the community, the community is a part of her. She lights up telling stories of favorite customers, like Charlie who came in all week reminding her of his upcoming 83rd birthday, or the five cousins who have been coming in annually for the last decade. “There’s a real sense of tradition in Lancaster. People have brought their children to our shop who then grew up and brought their children here years later,” says Karin, and people will continue to come, and Karin will be there.

Learn more at artandglassworks.com.

319 north queen street 717.394.4133 artandglassworks.com

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u o r y b e t r a a v n e l d E . . s t n Elevate your eve Shumaker PDT partners with our clients to Plan, Design, and Transform events large and small. We deliver exceptional event production via proven expertise, unwavering professionalism, and a passionate commitment to turning our clients’ visions into unforgettable realities.

Event Design • Custom Lighting • Fabrics Décor • Multimedia • Audiovisual Photo Credits: Ole Hongvanthong Photography, Zac Evans Photography,

Gilbert Photography, and The Studio. © 2016 Shumaker PDT 240 Harrisburg Avenue, Lancaster, PA Leslie • 717-735-0767 • Premise ShumakerPDT.com Photo Credits: Ole Hongvanthong Photography, Zac Evans Photography, Leslie Gilbert Photography, and The Premise Studio. © 2016 Shumaker PDT 98 240 harrisburg avenue 717.735.0767 shumakerpdt.com

PROUDLY INTRODUCING LANCASTER'S

KING & QUEEN OF HAPPY! HOLIDAY 2016

Our king & queen received a prize pack fit for royalty thanks to the generous gifts from Willow Valley Communities & Sweet Legacy Gourmet.

KING KEVIN RESSLER

QUEEN HILARY SCHENCK Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Hilary decided to give Lancaster a try with her husband in 1996. Twenty years, two kids, and a coffee business (Mean Cup) later, she proudly considers herself a Lancastrian. She's a teacher at heart, having taught in the School District of Lancaster for 15 years. Hilary enjoys art and music and believes she is happy because she chooses to be—always looking on the bright side of things.

hilary's words of wisdom:

"Be good, do good, and look for the good in everything"

Kevin M. Ressler, M.Div. sits on the boards of ASSETS, Atlantic Coast Conference, EVERENCE credit Union, and works as Executive Director of Meals on Wheels Lancaster—as well as being a community activist, traveling preacher, lover of poetry, and theater. For years his friends have jokingly called him the Mayor for his love of Lancaster and effort to convince anyone visiting here to buy a house because, “Lancaster is just a few key decisions and a few million people away from being on par with the New York's and Nairobi's of the world.”

kevin's words of wisdom:

“my recipe for success is: Ingredients: 1. Think big 2. Think bigger Process: Surround yourself with excellent, fun, and lively people.

Incorporate your ideas and mix with refined ideas. Allow the best to rise over time. Proof process until complete. Make reality of the imagined results. Results (and credit) best shared with everyone. So thanks to everyone I've ever partnered with. This coronation is also yours.”

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The 2016 LancHappy Project is sponsored by Willow Valley Communities.

Willow Valley Communities inspire each person to embrace the possibilities of a Life Lived Forward.

Project partner:

W illow V alley C ommunities .O rg Special thanks to local artist Mimi Shapiro for handcrafting the King & Queen's crowns!

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millersville

LIFELONG LEARNING institute milli at the ware center

MiLLI is designed to provide enriching experiences for continued education at the Ware Center in downtown Lancaster. These non-credit courses provide an opportunity for community members to gain new knowledge and skills in a casual environment with supportive instructors who are experts in their fields. Study your passion or find a new one!

two free events, one learned night

INFORMATIVE OPEN HOUSE RECEPTION Preceding the innovator lecture series on social justice

devising civic practice: listening is the new revolution by michael rohd the ware center, tuesday, november 29, 2016 open house 6 – 7 pm | innovator lecture 7:00 pm

REGISTRATION for spring class opens mid-november

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To receive more information regarding class offerings and other details, please visit ArtsMU.com/adult-learning Millersville University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution.

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Experience the Wonder We Welcome You Come worship with us every Sunday Traditional Service: 8:15 AM and 10:45 AM Contemporary Service: 9:30 AM Fuente de Amor Service: 1:00 PM Qualified child care available.

Awaiting Advent with Hope Sudan Rebirth Ministry Auction Sat. Nov. 12, 4:30 – 6:30 PM Upward Basketball 2017 Grades K–4th. Jan–March Register by Nov. 13 at EngageGodFirst.org Sounds of Hope Benefit Concert Devon Key, Soprano, & Friends Sat. Dec. 3, 6 – 8 PM Gingerbread House Party Sat. Dec. 5, 12 – 2:30 PM Christmas Cantata An Appalachian Winter

by Joseph Martin Choir and Orchestra Sun. Dec. 11 8:15 & 10:45 AM

Celebrate Christmas A Community Family Event Directed by Joe Anthony Sun. Dec. 11, 6:30 PM An Allegro Christmas Benefit Concert Allegro Orchestra, Brian Norcross, Conductor Sat. Dec. 17, 7:30 PM Thrift Store Open Saturdays, 9 AM – Noon Christmas Eve Services Music and Candlelight Sat. Dec. 24, 4, 7, 9, & 11 PM Christmas Day Sun. Dec 25, Worship at 10 AM

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First United Methodist Church

in IN VESTED our COMMUNITY

proud sponsor of the 2016

EXTR AORDINARY GIVE

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give back. It’s one small statement that can create a world of difference and one that stands as a core value of Armstrong Flooring. Our mission is to inspire spaces where people live, work, learn, heal, and play. To that end, we delight in giving back to organizations that focus on making a positive impact in our communities.

Through the Armstrong Flooring Foundation, we’re proud to sponsor the 2016 Extraordinary Give and support the more than 400 local organizations that benefit from this amazing day of individual philanthropy and collective power.

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ALWAYS LANCASTER every day lnp has 150 journalists covering Lancaster County, gathering stories, and checking facts. LNP is Lancaster’s number one source for news and information.

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Find event information and download a map to Fine Art in the City at lancastergalleryguide.com.

ANNEX 24 GALLERY 24 W Walnut St

LIZ HESS GALLERY 140 N Prince St

ARTISANS GALLERY 114 N Prince St

MIO STUDIO 154 N Prince St

FREIMAN STOLTZFUS GALLERY 142 N Prince St FRIENDSHIP HEART GALLERY 118 N Water St, Suite 101 GALLERY ON MARKET 15 W King St LANCASTER GALLERIES 34 N Water St

RED RAVEN ART COMPANY 138 N Prince St CHRISTIANE DAVID GALLERY 112 N Prince St DEMUTH MUSEUM 120 E King St LANCASTER MUSEUM OF ART 135 N Lime St

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LOCAL H OLIDAY EVENTS november 18

december 8

EXTRAORDINARY GIVE Lancaster County’s Largest Day of Giving. Make your donation to 425+ local organizations during this 24-hour giving marathon. extragive.org

CULTIVATE LANCASTER ENTREPRENEURS FORUM Network with other entrepreneurs, share ideas and needs, and be introduced to resources to help achieve goals and aspirations. cultivatelancaster.com

november 25 MAYOR’S TREE LIGHTING AND TUBA CHRISTMAS Bundle up and head to Penn Square for the arrival of Santa Claus, the lighting of the City Christmas tree, and evening hours for Lancaster Central Market. visitlancastercity.com

november 25 HORSE-DRAWN WAGON RIDES Rides depart from Fulton Bank, corner of King and Queen Streets. $5/adult, $2/child under 12. visitlancastercity.com

nov. 25 – dec. 24 VISITS WITH SANTA Share your wish list with Santa in the lobby of the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. visitlancastercity.com

december 3 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Reservations are required for this holiday breakfast with Old Saint Nick at Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. visitlancastercity.com

sponsored by december 31 NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION Ring in 2016 with a free concert in Binns Park, fireworks, and the lowering of the Red Rose. visitlancastercity.com

january 25 FIG PREVIEW NIGHT AT THE FULTON THEATRE: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN See the show for a reduced ticket price and enjoy a preshow reception with downtown business owners. thefulton.org

sponsored by february 24-26 LANCASTER ROOTS & BLUES The 4th annual festival features musical talent from the USA and beyond. lancasterootsandblues.com

november 26

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY Join Fig in shopping locally on Nov. 26 and all year round. You’ll support local businesses owned by friends and neighbors, preserve the unique charm of our city, and have a fantastic time scouring the shops.

Back by popular demand, Fig Lancaster’s holiday gift guide is releasing the week of Nov. 21! Sign up for our email list to be the first to see it: figlancaster.com/subscribe.

GET OUT AND EXPLORE DOWNTOWN WITH FEATURED ITINERARIES CURATED BY OUR FIG CORRESPONDENT DEBBIE DAWSON ON FIGLANCASTER.COM/LANCEXPLORER.

FIND A FULL LIST OF HOLIDAY AND YEAR-ROUND EVENTS AT FIGLANCASTER.COM on the following pages,

you’ll find our Community Supporters— businesses committed to a thriving downtown. Although they may not be located in the City, they believe in the power of buying local and shopping small. Take time this holiday to visit these businesses— and tell them you found them in Fig!

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our idea of luxury

THE ALL-NEW VOLVO S90

look out, germany; here comes sweden Introducing the new Volvo S90. Redefining luxury with elegant Scandinavian design and semiautonomous driving technology as standard.

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MEET MELISSA LOBACH

She knows how to sew. She knows how to embroider. She loves to create elaborate costumes from scratch and transform herself into playful characters from pop culture.

As a cosplayer, she is the work of art.

By day, she is a graphic designer.

She helps retailers transform their digital communications into personalized customer experiences.

This is real—this is Listrak.

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offering express services to get you where you’re going, looking your best.

we pride ourselves on our reputation for high-quality services. Our award-winning artistic team will create a stunning look that is sure to fit any individual. While training with the best cutters and colorists from around the world, our team has developed its own freestyle approach to hair and beauty. There are few limits to what our team can achieve, from current trends to ever-fashionable classics. We pride ourselves on creating the best look for each guest.

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mentoring and educating lancaster's next generation of oral health care providers Dr. Maxwell Adams and Dr. Eric Katch are honored to train residents of Penn Medicine, LGH health, and students from YTI & LCCTC to continue to make Lancaster's oral and facial health their priority. The care and service you receive is personal— and these dedicated surgeons are proud to be committed to your good health and happiness.

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Bring Joy

HANDCRAFTED GIFTS FROM A WONDERFUL WORLD

ICY WHIRLPOOL COCKTAIL GLASS Hand-blown enchantment from West Bank

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TRADITION WITH A TWIST

discover kitchen kettle village this holiday season.

Visit kitchenkettle.com for a full list of upcoming Christmas & year-round events.

40 UNIQUE SHOPS, RESTAURANTS & LODGING The Jam & Relish Kitchen

MIX OF LOCALLY MADE & NATIONAL BRANDS WITH HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MONDAY – SATURDAY 9am – 5pm

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Waltz Vineyards

Willow Valley Communities is the 2016 sponsor of The Fig Lanc Happy Project and in honor of that project, which celebrates Kings and Queens of Happy in the

Lancaster community, we held our own nominations for a King and Queen of Happy on each of the two Willow Valley Communities campuses. We received over 100 nominations and 15 finalists were selected. After voting was completed our recipients were named at a ceremony on October 4th. They are:

King

Queen

King

Queen

Lakes Campus Jack Reardon

Manor Campus Bill Bair

Lakes Campus Peggy Thomas

Manor Campus Elaine Eichner

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COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

Alyssa Licatese, Owner of Blossom Med Spa

GIVE

THE GIFT of BEAUTY look good & feel good this season

voted lancaster's #1 Medical Spa and Laser

Hair Removal Center. Now offering PRP Microneedling, PRP Injection, Eyebrow Threading, Eyelash Extensions, and more great services coming soon! This Holiday spend $100 in gift cards and receive $25 in an additional gift card! Our staff welcomes you to Blossom Med Spa for the most Advanced Service options and a warm friendly atmosphere!

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PEOPLE IN PAIN

COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

after months of excruciating, debilitating back pain, Joyce

Kaplan was in bad shape. She found little hope in her doctor’s prognosis and prescription pain killers were providing little relief. Finally, a friend recommended Lancaster NeuroScience & Spine Associates and Joyce decided to give them a call.

She was able to see neurosurgeon Dr. Bill Monacci the very next day.

After her appointment with Dr. Monacci her outlook on the situation had brightened.

Dr. Monacci was able to review her MRI and

provide a prognosis for her condition and, more importantly, assure Joyce that he could help resolve her back pain! “He was so prepared and knowledgeable. It was very reassuring.” Joyce remembers.

A few days later Joyce was checking in to their state-of-the-art surgery center, The NeuroSpine Center, to undergo a 2-Level Lumbar Discectomy and Decompression procedure by Dr. Monacci. “I was the first surgery of the morning and everyone who greeted me was warm and welcoming and let me know that I was going to be well cared for.” Although Dr. Monacci cautioned

Joyce she may have a long recovery process, she was ecstatic to find herself pain free just two days post op. And, in just a few short weeks she was able to return to work and get back to enjoying her life, friends, family, and traveling again. “I got my life back!” she beamed.

When asked what she would say to someone else dealing with back pain or contemplating surgery, Joyce’s face lights up. “Dr. Monacci all the way. I would recommend him and the staff at Lancaster NeuroScience & Spine Associates to anyone without hesitation!”

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no stone or brick LEFT UNTURNED Specializing in historic masonry restoration, functional recreations, and custom stone & brick work, David R. Dickens reimagines the possibilities for your project. By bringing old-world skills from as far as Iceland, Amsterdam, and Ireland, plus previous experience with structures from 2,000 years ago, Dickens will help you restore and recreate your vision.

To schedule an appointment, text 610.470.7583.

HISTORIC RESTORATION | MASONRY RECREATION MASONRY REPAIRS | CUSTOM STONE & BRICK WORK RE-POINTING | STAMPED CONCRETE MASONRY STAIN REMOVAL | STUCCO REPAIR

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Davey Dickens, Owner

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A WOODLAND GETAWAY with all of the creature comforts

weddings conferences events suites, rooms & cabins relaxing spa restaurant & wine bar

nestled among the hemlock and pine of Pennsylvania’s Cook Forest, just outside Pittsburgh, lies Gateway Lodge — a grand getaway destination with the intimate feel of a bed and breakfast. In recent years the lodge added over 20 modern spacious suites, most featuring a private outdoor balcony with a forest view, plus an in-room Jacuzzi adjoining a gas fireplace. Plan your visit to comfort in the great outdoors!

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SUPERIOR SWISS DESIGN / jura z6 The perfect espresso thanks to P.E.P.®. The Z6 from JURA wows even the most discerning coffee lovers. The Pulse Extraction Process (P.E.P.®) guarantees espresso and ristretto of outstanding barista quality. By automatically switching between milk and milk foam, it’s incredibly easy to prepare trend specialties at the touch of a button.

Front operation and the Intelligent Water System (I.W.S.®), that automatically detects the filter, ensure perfect functionality. JURA—If you love coffee.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORTER

make the moment last with a distinctive gift from refresh at garden spot village.

Our collection of jewelery, accessories, gifts & dĂŠcor has been chosen with care to help you share your love.

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