Oct 20 2011
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Halloween Activities at the Faire
Every weekend through October 30!
Pick up a trick-or-treat bag and map at the Informistress, and visit the locations throughout the Shire to fill your bag with sweets and surprises! Adult Costume Contest Children’s Costume Contest
Nipperkins are invited to show off their costumes for Queen Elizabeth and Her Court!
Halloween Treasure Hunt Terrible Touchy Boxes |
Oct 20 2011
Millersville University Jazz at the Ville: October 21 at the Ware Center at Millersville University Lancaster. The Department of Music of Millersville University presents, Jazz at the Ville, a concert by Millersville University’s Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Keith Wiley. 717-872-3357or www.millersville.edu
Hershey’s Trick-or-Treat Adventure October 21 at Hershey‟s Chocolate World. Trick-or-treat with HERSHEY®‟S candy through our Halloween-themed stops located throughout the building and continue
your HERSHEY®‟S Trick-or-Treat Adventure™ at Treatville™ in Hersheypark®. Through October 30. 717-534-4900 or www.hersheyschocolateworld.com
Gaslight: October 19 at the Fulton Theatre in Lancaster. In this classic psychological thriller a domestic drama unfolds in the seemingly peaceful Manningham residence. But when an unexpected visitor arrives with surprising news from Scotland Yard, shadows of uncertainty are cast on their domestic tranquility while the gaslight flames flicker hypnotically in the claustrophobic confines of their Victorian parlour. Who can be trusted? 717- 397-7425 www.thefulton.org
Food & Toy “Drive”: October 17 at the Antique Auto Museum at Hershey. The goal of the “DRIVE” will be to provide needy families in the community with groceries and toys to help throughout the holiday season. Members of the community and Museum visitors can help by donating non-perishable food items or grocery store gift cards. Household items are also appreciated. Through December 17. 717-566-7100 or www.aacamuseum.org
Bird-in-Hand “Meet the Authors Series: October 21 at the Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant & Stage. Lunch at 11am, performance at 1pm. Enjoy a private lunch with “the queen of [Amish fiction]” (“USA Today”), Beverly Lewis, have her autograph her latest release, “The Mercy” and then experience Beverly Lewis’ “The Confession: A Musical.” 800-790-4069 or www.theconfessionmusical.com
Black Cat Alley: October 13 at The Hershey Story in Hershey. Kids can make a light-up pin using vintage Hershey‟s advertising images and get a head start on trick-or-treating. Visitors can then follow the “black cat trail” on a Halloween-themed hunt in the museum. 717-534-3439 or www.hersheystory.org
Stoudt’s Brewery 12K Run: October 14 at Stoudtburg Village. Starting at 10 A.M. at the Wonderful Good Market, finishing at the Stoudtburg Clock Tower. 717-484-1339 or www.stoudtburgvillage.com
Cooking Class- Fall Seasonal Treats: October 20 at The Good Cooking Store in Intercourse. Fall has arrived, and with it, glorious seasonal fare. Join store manager, Rebecca Good Fennimore, in exploring some of her favorites in this lunch class. We will enjoy making and eatingtogether Bibb Lettuce with Pecans and Oranges, Stuffed Acorn Squash, Fall Veggie Saute, and Apple Cake. 717-768-3032 or www.fixitandforgetit.com
Shell Surprises: October 18 at Hands-on House Children‟s Museum in Lancaster. Discover the “inside story” when you take a closer look at creatures that make shells their home. Drop in anytime during the scheduled time. No pre-registration required. 11:00am-2:00pm Ages: 2-10 years with adult 717-569-5437 or www.handsonhouse.org
Preserve Lancaster’s Heritage Golf Event: October 21 at the Four Season‟s Golf Course. Join us as our good friend, Don Blyler III from Donald Blyler Events hosts an autumn Golf Outing for the benefit of the Heritage Center of Lancaster County. 717-299-6440 or www.4seasonsgolfcourse.com
Strasburg Toys & Collectibles: Country Music: October 22 at Strasburg Toys & Collectibles. If you’re in Lancaster County on a Saturday night with nothing to do, we present local, live country music on Saturday evenings. We move the merchandise, set up chairs and clear an area for dancing. There is even a stage for the band to perform on. We are sure you’ll have a great time. 717-687-9288 or www.strasburgtoys.com
The English Concert: October 17 at Elizabethtown College. The English Concert is at the world‟s forefront of authentic Baroque performance practice. The group‟s Gretna Music debut will feature highlights from Purcell‟s “Restoration Spectacular,” The Fairy-Queen, based on Shakespeare‟s A Midsummer Night‟s Dream. Concert begins at 7:30 pm with a free pre-concert talk at 6:30. 717-361-1000 www.etown.edu
Aug 05 2011
Reading Fair: August 8 – 13 at 1216 Hilltop Road in Leesport, PA. The annual Reading festivities are here again with fun for the whole family! Events include live entertainment, track events, midway shows, rides, crafts and more. Admission is $10 per person and includes all activities for the day. (610) 777-8794 or www.readingfair.us
John Loves Mary: August 9 – October 29 at the Rainbow Dinner Theatre in Paradise. Step back to the year 1945. The war is over, and John loves Mary and has a ring to prove it. However, before leaving England, John did his best buddy a favor by marrying the buddy’s English girlfriend. The only way she could get to the U.S. was as a war bride. The couple plans to get a quickie divorce, and John is sure Mary will understand. What could possibly go wrong? Come find out! Tickets start at $48 for dinner and show. (800) 292-4301 or www.rainbowdinnertheatre.com
Barnstormers Baseball: August 9 – 14 at Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster. Come out this week for a great night of baseball and fun as the Barnstormers play six home games in a row. Saturday’s game (8/13) will be topped off by a spectacular fireworks display. Tickets start at just $7. (717) 509-4487 or www.lancasterbarnstormers.com
Banquet in a Cornfield: August 11 in Bird-in-Hand. Take part in an authentic Bird-in-Hand experience—a wagon ride to an unforgettable, farm-fresh meal in a cornfield on John and Myrna Smucker’s farm, followed by live music and time by the family fire pit. Admission is $29.95 for adults, and $19.95 for children ages 4-12 (kids 3 and under are free). This event also takes place August 18. Call today to reserve your seats. (866) 931-2925 or www.bird-in-hand.com
Live Music at the Café: August 12 at Ten Thousand Villages in Ephrata. Enjoy the musical stylings of Greg Yoder and Friends as they take to the stage with their funky, original acoustic music. There will even be some audience sing-along with the band. 6:30pm – 8:30pm. This event is FREE. (717) 721-8400 or www.ephrata.tenthousandvillages.com
Lititz Rotary Craft Show: August 13 in downtown Lititz. This rain or shine event is one of the largest craft shows on the east coast! Come check out a plethora of crafts and food from local vendors. (717) 626-6875 or www.lititzrotary.com
Hogwarts Express Parties: August 12 & 13 at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Kids are encouraged to dress like their favorite Harry Potter character for a reading from a J.K. Rowling novel in one of the Museum’s historic coaches. They will be amazed as they create and sample especially horrible potions and fashion a Hogwarts-inspired take-home craft. Advance registration with a $10 per child fee is required. Recommended for children ages 8 to 13. (717) 687-8628 or www.rrmuseumpa.org
Wine Tasting: August 12 at the Strasburg Rail Road. Strasburg Rail Road is hosting a special wine tasting aboard the train. Relax and enjoy several wine selections, a presentation by a wine educator and a 45-minute train ride through beautiful farmland in first-class luxury. The event will feature Twin Brook Winery of Gap, PA. Event starts at 7pm. Must be 21 years or older to attend. $55 per person. (717) 687-7522 or www.strasburgrailroad.com
Eurika, Eroica: August 13 at the Barshinger Center for Musical Arts on the F&M College campus. Allegro the Chamber Orchestra of Lancaster, Brian Norcross-conductor, presents: Beethoven Symphony No. 3, the Eroica; JS Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, premiere of Galante, and more. General admission is $18, $15 for Seniors, and ages 5-18 may attend free of charge. (717) 560-7317 or www.allegrochamberorchestra.org
PA Renaissance Faire Opens: August 13 in Manheim. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, invites you to live the excitement and adventure of Her annual Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire of jousting Knights and royal delights. Thirty-five acres of mirth and merriment await as hundreds of colorfully-costumed characters breathe life into an authentic recreation of a 16th century English Village complete with dozens of authentic Tudor buildings. Open weekends through October 31, 11 am – 8 pm. (717) 665-7021 or www.parenfaire.com
Hot Club of Detroit: August 14 at Long’s Park in Lancaster. The Long’s Park Summer Music Series welcomes this award-winning, robust gypsy jazz group. Their performance is FREE. Don’t forget to bring your lawn chairs and blankets. (717) 735-8883 or www.longspark.org
Jul 18 2011
IMAX: July 18-Sept. 8 at the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg. In this highly anticipated epic finale, a battle between good and evil forces transpires, in which the wizarding world escalates into a full-scale war. As Harry approaches the climactic showdown with Voldemort, he may be called to make the ultimate sacrifice. Filled with magic, adventure and mystery, the thrilling conclusion unfolds on Whitaker Center‟s six-story IMAX screen, and – for the first time in the history of the Harry Potter movie series – will be presented entirely in IMAX 3D. Admission is $13.75 for adult and $11.75 for child/student/senior. (717) 214-2787 or www.whitakercenter.org
Dine with the Amish: July 19 at the Hershey Farm Restaurant & Inn located in Ronks. Join us for dinner with the Amish people of Lancaster County, PA. Do more than just sample the food of the area. Interact with the people of this quaint countryside. The meal is served at 7pm and reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance. This event also takes place on August 2 &16, September 20, and October 18. Please call the number below for admission details. (800) 822-7866 or www.hersheyfarm.com
Big Apple Circus: July 19 at the Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster. For the first time ever, the renowned Big Apple Circus will come to Lancaster with a show centered at Clipper Magazine Stadium‟s home plate, Tuesday, July 19 at 8:00 p.m. The circus presents the world‟s greatest circus artists under the stars in the Havin’ a Ball Tour! From the Big Top to the Ball Park! Unlike traditional circus presentations, the Havin’ a Ball Tour will feature the circus ring positioned right at home plate, offering a truly unique entertainment experience. Tickets may be purchased by calling 717-509-HITS or by visiting the website below. (717) 509-4487 or www.lancasterbarnstormers.com
Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo: July 21 at the American Music Theatre in Lancaster. One of the best-selling female rock stars of all time, the incomparable Pat Benatar, is coming to Lancaster! This four time Grammy winner‟s powerful, unmistakable vocals and intense lyrics are heard on classic „80s hits like “Heartbreaker” and “Hit Me with Your Best Shot.” Tickets are $65.00. (717) 397-7700 or www.amtshows.com
Drive-in Movie: The Karate Kid: July 22 at the Garden Spot Village in New Holland. Pack your blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy an old-fashioned night of family-friendly entertainment under the stars. The Karate Kid is Dove Family-Approved, and this event is FREE. (717) 355-6000 or www.gardenspotvillage.org
Blues & Brews: July 23 at the PA Renessaince Faire grounds. Enjoy the taste of Maryland with an all-you-can-eat menu featuring crabs, shrimp, brisket and more. Round out this enjoyable evening with non-stop music from live bands and unlimited drinks all for the cost of admission. Two sessions are available, 12PM – 3PM and 5PM – 8PM, and attendance is limited. Tickets will be available until Thursday July 21, 2011, unless sold out. Admission includes food, drinks and entertainment. (717) 665-7021 or www.parenfaire.com
Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night”: Through July 24 at Rock Ford Plantation in Lancaster. Joint production by Theater of the Seventh Sister and Rock Ford Plantation of Shakespeare’s comedy “Twelfth Night” outdoors on the piazza at historic Rock Ford Plantation in Lancaster. (717) 392-7223 or www.rockfordplantation.org
Fireworks and Baseball: July 23 at Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster. Top off a great night of Barnstormer baseball with a spectacular fireworks display immediately following the game. Tickets start at just $7, game starts at 6:30pm. (717) 509-4487 or www.lancasterbarnstormers.com
Music in the Orchard: July 23 at the 1719 Hans Herr House Museum located in Willow Street. Picnic with a great mix of local music outside at the oldest home in Lancaster County. Event starts at 6pm. For more information, visit the 1719 Hans Herr House website below. (717) 464-4438 or www.hansherr.org
The Rolling Antique Auto Show: July 23 at the Strasburg Rail Road from 10am-3pm. We’re transforming the railroad into an interactive antique auto show, featuring historic cars on display and in action. Watch as they race alongside the mighty steam train. This event is free. Tickets required for the train ride. (717) 687-7522 or www.strasburgrailroad.com
Joseph Sight and Sound Theatre Experience a cast of 45 professional adult & children actors, dozens of live animals gracing the aisles, several amazing dream sequences including Joseph in his colorful coat “flying” over the audience, larger-than-life staging including a spectacular Egyptian palace scene spanning 300 ft & wrapping around three sides of the audience. March 19- October 22 www.sight-sound.com
Railroad Communications & Signaling
Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
Engineers and conductors may move the trains, but it takes an army behind the scenes to run a railroad. From solitary signals to centralized traffic control centers, learn about the history of railroad technical operations and try and run a simulated railroad in this exhibit. Photographs, artifacts and video from the
Museum’s rich collections will round out the fascinating story of rail communication. Through December 31
www.rrmuseumpa.org
Ghost Tours of Lancaster Ghost Tours of Lancaster Enjoy an evening candlelight stroll through historic downtown Lancaster and explore the long-forgotten mysteries of one of America’s oldest cities. Join us after dinner for an entertaining evening with tales of haunted mansions, eerie graveyards and spirits that roam the night! Visit our website for a schedule and tickets. Tours running every night now until the end of October www.ghosttour.com NEW Segway Architecture Tour
Red Rose Segway Tours
In addition to a City Tour and a Ghosts & Graveyards Tour, Red Rose Segway introduces their new Architecture Tour! Participating in a guided Segway tour is the perfect way to see some of downtown Lancaster‟s architectural gems. In addition to seeing some beautiful historic buildings, participants will hear interesting stories and facts along the way. The tour is designed to showcase the architectural diversity of downtown Lancaster, but holds plenty of appeal for those just interested in seeing the city in a new way!
Ongoing tours – offered Wednesday through Sunday at 10:30, 1:30 and 4:30
www.redrosesegway.com
The Wizard of Oz
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Songs you grew up with, characters you’ve grown to love. Travel down the yellow brick road with Dorothy, Toto, Tin Man, Scarecrow and the Cowardly Lion as they discover friendship, Munchkins, Glenda the good witch and the wicked witch of the West and that “There’s No Place Like Home.” Hear songs like Over the Rainbow, Follow the Yellowbrick Road, Ding Dong the Witch is Dead and If I Only Had a Brain. Relive the magic and timeless music and follow our friends over the rainbow to the land of Oz. July 14 – August 20
www.dutchapple.com
John Loves Mary Rainbow Dinner Theatre Step back to the year 1945. The war is over, and John loves Mary and has a ring to prove it. However, before leaving England, John did his best buddy a favor by marrying the buddy’s English girlfriend. The only way she could get to the U.S. was as a war bride. The couple plans to get a quickie divorce so she can marry the friend, who is her true sweetie. John is sure Mary will understand. What could possibly go wrong? Come find out! August 9-October 29 www.rainbowdinnertheatre.com
Hogwarts Express Parties
Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
Kids are encouraged to dress like their favorite Harry Potter character for a reading from a J.K. Rowling novel in one of the Museum’s historic coaches. They will be amazed as they create and sample especially horrible potions and fashion a Hogwarts-inspired take-home craft. Advance registration with a $10 per child fee is required. Hogwarts Express parties are offered on a first come basis. Recommended for children ages 8 to 13. August 12-13, www.rrmuseumpa.org
Faith & Family Night Clipper Magazine Stadium The Barnstormers and 90.3 WJTL are presenting a series of four Faith & Family Nights at the ballpark! This year we’ve incorporated Barnstormers player devotions, Guest speakers, pre-game concerts, and other great activities. August 17, and September 9 www.lancasterbarnstormers.com
Jul 12 2011
Check Out These Great Events in Lancaster County!
Demuth in the City of Lights: July 11 at the Demuth Museum in Lancaster. This exhibition focuses on Charles Demuth’s (1883-1935) three sojourns in Paris and investigates how Demuth’s artistic and social experiences in the City of Lights contributed to his artistic development. Hours: Tues-Sat 10-4 and Sundays 1-4. Exhibit runs through August 28. Admission is by donation. (717) 299-9940 or www.demuth.org
Prestissimo Concert: July 14 at the Lititz Church of the Brethren. Two masterworks of the chamber music literature are performed by festival artists: Brahms Quartet in G minor and Dvorak Piano Quintet in A. Concert begins at 7:30pm. General admission, $10; Seniors & Students, $5. (717) 871-7308 or www.millersville.edu/Lancaster
Wine & Music Thursdays at Tamanend Winery: July 14 at the Tamanend Winery in Lancaster. “Celebrate America” with us from 5:30 – 8:30. Our food partner is JoBoy’s Brew Pub and music will be provided by Lingering Doubts. We’ll be featuring the following wines: Patriot, American Beauty and Mountain Laurel. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the event. Ticket price includes wine tasting, wine of your choice with complimentary etched wine glass, light hors d’oeurves and live music! (717) 560-9463 or www.tamanendwinery.com
Festival String Orchestra: July 15 at Millersville University, Lancaster Campus. The festival string orchestra and St. Petersburg Quartet perform works by Britten, Elgar, Weber and accompany the 2011 concerto competition winners. Concert starts at 7:30pm. Admission is $10. (717) 871-7308 or www.millersville.edu/Lancaster
Drive in Movie Weekend: July 15-17 at the AACA Museum in Hershey. Join us for an old-fashioned drive-in movie! A three story screen will be set up for visitors to enjoy a movie on the lawn. Cars and lawn chairs or blankets will both be available in the viewing area. The Museum will also offer extended hours until 9 PM. (717) 566-7100 or www.aacamuseum.org
Music Friday: July 15 throughout downtown Lancaster. Live music abounds in the City at shops, restaurants and city parks. In Lancaster Square grab a bite to eat, enjoy a cool beverage and hear some great tunes from 5:30-8:30pm. (717) 291-4758 or www.lancastercityevents.com Harry Potter Night: July 15 at Clipper Magazine Stadium in Lancaster. Take advantage of this great offer from the Lancaster Barnstormers! Enjoy Harry Potter Night at the Barnstormers’ game AND get a ticket to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 at Penn Cinema all for just $15. (717) 509-4487 or www.lancasterbarnstormers.com
Party on the Plaza: July 15 at the Stoudtburg Village in Adamstown. We are proud to host our second concert in this summer long series of live music events. The village is guaranteed to be rockin’ as we stay up late for a concert and some good company. This event is from 5-9pm. Admission and parking are FREE! Food and fun for everyone. Don’t forget your blankets and lawn chairs. BYOB. (717) 484-1339 or www.stoudtburgvillage.com
Bright Side Summer Fest 2011: July 15 & 16 in Lancaster Join the Bright Side Opportunity Center for food, fun, and entertainment as they celebrate summer during their annual Summer Fest. Come for the fish fry and chicken BBQ, stay for the prizes, climbing wall, and performances by world class jugglers and martial artists. Friday: 5-9pm, Saturday: 11am-6pm. Admission is FREE. (717) 509-1342
ICC’s Annual Food Fest: July 16 at the Intercourse Canning Company. Come in and try our Kosher Style Pickles, Garlic Dill Pickles, Grammy Betty’s Banana Pickles, Molly’s Sweet Pickles and more. Our gourmet dip mixes will be featured for you to taste and we’ll provide recipes galore. Great discounts on all Intercourse Canning pickles and dip mixes available that day only. (717) 768-0156 or www.intercoursecanning.com
National Ice Cream Day: July 17 at Village Greens Golf in Strasburg. Celebrate that favorite of all summer treats! Free Golf Ball Sundae with each paid golf admission! (717) 687-6933 or www.villagegreens.com
Danny Kortchmar Band: July 17 at Long’s Park in Lancaster. The Long’s Park Summer Music Series welcomes this iconic ace session guitarist and 70s songwriter. He and his band will perform for free. Bring your lawn chairs and blanket. (717) 735-8883 or www.longspark.org/music
Feb 24 2010
The American Quilters Society (AQS) Quilt Show & Contest in Lancaster County
March 24-27, 2010
Come join us at the Homewood Suites , Lancaster, PA for the Annual Quilt Show & Contest March 24-27 . We’re confident that you’ll feel right at home in our warm, cozy suites after enjoying the first Quilt Show held in downtown Lancaster. There will be a lot to see and do:
Special events:
Advance Registration Prices:
AQS Members: $8 Daily; $15 Multi-day
Non-members: $10 Daily; $30 Multi-day
Admission at the Show Prices:
AQS Members: $9 Daily; $17 Multi-day
Non-members: $11 Daily; $30 Multi-day
Ordering Admission in Advance: Save money and avoid standing in line at the show – purchase your admission in advance. Your name badge (which includes admission on advance registrations) will be mailed for registrations received by February 10, 2010.
Registrations received between February 11, 2010 and March 3, 2010 will be processed and name badges will be held for pickup at the Workshop desk. All international name badges are held for pickup at the Workshop Desk.
Last day for advance registration is March 3, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. for individuals and tour groups. After that date, registration will be handled at the show on a first-come basis.
Wednesday through Friday, March 24 to 26, 9am to 6pm
Saturday, March 27, 9am to 5pm
For more information visit www.americanquilters.com.
Jan 05 2010
Enjoy a warm, comfortable stay at the Homewood Suites in Lancaster, PA and see the world’s most famous team” bring their all-new spectacular show to Giant Center on February 19, 2010.
Coming off the most successful year in the franchise’s illustrious history, with a record-breaking 62 box office record and more than two million smiling fans. The iconic Harlem Globetrotters are primed to showcase their eye-popping 2010 World Tour in Hershey with the wholesome family entertainment known worldwide for thrilling fans young and old and making cherished family memories.
Now in their 84th consecutive season of touring the world, the Globetrotters’ high-flying show features some of the most extraordinary athletes and entertainers on the planet – including Big Easy Lofton and Flight Time Lang, who are starring in the Emmy Award-winning CBS reality hit, “The Amazing Race;” the always hilarious Special K Daley; dribbling magician Scooter Christensen; and ball handling wizards Handles Franklin and Ant Atkinson.
“The Harlem Globetrotters are the epitome of world-class family excitement,” says Michael Kenney, the Globetrotters’ senior vice president, live event marketing. “You’ll want to get your tickets now for an experience the whole family will be talking about for years to come.”
The Original Harlem Globetrotters have played in 120 countries on six continents, entertaining over 130 million fans and crossing barriers between cultures, societies and people from all walks of life. The Globetrotters are one of only six teams to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
For more information visit the Globetrotters at harlemglobetrotters.com. Tickets for this show are available at Giant Center Box Office. They can be charged by phone at 717-534-3911 or 1-800-745-3000, at all Ticketmaster locations, and online at Ticketmaster.com
Nov 17 2009
Come join us at the Homewood Suites in Lancaster, Pa where you are so close to all the charm and romance of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country
and more than 2 dozen Covered Bridges.
There are several driving tours with directions to lead you through various areas of the county. Each includes several covered bridges; ideas for things to do along the way; and unique towns and villages lined with restaurants, shops, galleries and historic attractions. A great way to stretch your legs during the journey, break for lunch, or create an itinerary to fill your entire day!
Lodge with us and take advantage of our Holiday discounts!
Nov 06 2009
We understand here at the Homewood Suites, in Lancaster, PA that being away from home can be a stressful obligation. At our Hotel we strive to make you feel more at home. We offer cozy suites with a sofa, chair with ottoman and remote for your flat screen TV so that you can watch your favorite sports or TV show in the comfort of your own living room. Each suite comes with a fully equipped kitchen and separate sleep area. Other benefits include a fitness center, indoor pool, on-site laundry facilities, same day dry cleaning, grocery service and a business center. We also offer a corporate rate and will even fax your weekly bills for you. Just ask our friendly staff. And best of all, don’t worry about meals, we offer a hot breakfast daily and an evening meal which includes beer and wine Monday through Thursday by the fireplace. If we missed anything just let us know. There are many corporate projects going on in Lancaster County and surrounding areas and we hope to make your stay the best we can.
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Trick-or-Treating on the Shire
home-fashioned costumes for fantastic prizes!