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Tennessee Williams’ 1944 play tells the story of Amanda Wingfield, who lives in a dingy St. Louis apartment with her son, Tom, and handicapped daughter, Laura. Focused on their future but shattered by abandonment, Amanda collides with her children’s dreams, as Tom feels trapped and Laura struggles. When Tom’s friend visits, the thread that connects […]
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The Untold Stories of the Revolution Lecture Series welcomes Jonathan R. Stayer
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Guided line dancing for all levels with host JW. Lesson at 6:00 PM, dancing from 6:30. $10 suggested donation.
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The America250 Lecture Series welcome Col. (Ret) John A. Bonin, PhD. |
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Standup from Zak Toscani (Comedy Central, All Fantasy Everything) in the Sanctuary, presented by Zach Liss. |
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I may have already submitted this. Annual Holiday Drop-In October 2 | 12–7 PM October 3 | 9 AM–1 PM 📍 1501 A West Main St., Ephrata Parking lot behind the building and along N. Charles St. Come warm up with a delicious cup of tea, browse our seasonal favorites, and start getting into the […]
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Vine Bar presents “Drink More Art,” a special First Friday collaboration featuring a live painting session by Lancaster abstract expressionist artist Sarah Hawkins. From 6–8 PM, guests can experience Hawkins’ instinctive creative process as a new original work takes shape. The evening pairs live art with Vine Bar’s welcoming enoteca atmosphere, natural and artisanal Italian […]
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An evening of acoustic music in a cozy living room in northeast Lancaster City: Music on the Map is a house concert series that's been running for nearly 4 years. This month, The Honey Badgers are coming from Delaware to play an intimate show of originals and folk music at 7pm with an optional potluck […] |
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Join Root’s Nurseries for a fall morning celebrating the customers, neighbors, and friends who have supported our family and team throughout the years. On Saturday, October 3, from 9 AM–1 PM, we’re hosting a Customer Appreciation Event at the nursery with food trucks, pumpkins, raffle prizes, and more fall fun for the whole family. For […]
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A drop-in morning of character photos, short-story readings every 15 minutes, and themed treats at Lancaster Cupcake.
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Come explore the world of Pennsylvania's migratory visitors!Each year, a variety of bird species travels thousands of miles between their summer homes in the US and Canada to their winter breeding grounds in Central and South America. The Susquehanna River valley is an important location along the migratory pathway, providing crucial habitat where birds can […] |
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The fifth Annual One World Festival is happening at the Franklin & Marshall College Alumni Center on Sunday, October 4, 2026. Join us on Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 11 am - 5 pm for the fifth annual One World Festival. This is a full-day celebration of unity, live music and dancing, global cuisines, international […]
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The Untold Stories of the Revolution Lecture Series welcomes Dr. Nancy K. Loane! |
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Bradley Smith on the Revolutionary War hospital at Ephrata, part of the Untold Stories lecture series. |
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We all could use a better handle on Artificial Intelligence. What is it, anyway? Is it really going to destroy us? How should we adapt? Is there a wise way forward? Come find out at the next Row House Forum and lend your questions and thoughts! Baker is the author of “Leading AI Well: An […]
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Kick the mulch habit! Learn how to integrate native groundcovers (“green" or "living" mulch) into your garden.Do you find yourself in a seasonal habit of spreading wood mulch in your garden beds to suppress weeds? In this interactive workshop, learn how to nurture a new land ethic of cultivating a layered landscape by integrating native […]
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Be a part of the solution and give back to nature!Join us as we work on invasive plant removal as part of a comprehensive eco-restoration program for the Rambler Trust. We will be using hand tools to remove invasive shrubs and weeds. This work directly contributes to restoring native ecology and protecting regional biodiversity. This […]
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Join our community-based science program as we observe the plants and creatures that inhabit the meadow at Clark Nature Preserve!Join our phenology volunteer team as we walk the Lloyd Clark Universal Access Trail around the meadow to observe and log our findings for the species we’re watching including birds, native grasses, wildflowers, trees, and insects. […] |
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Tell us what local news should be doing differently, better, or more of.Lancaster County, We’re ListeningLNP | LancasterOnline is now a nonprofit and that means our future depends on you. In 2026, we will be hosting Community Listening Sessions across Lancaster County to hear directly from residents about what local news should be doing differently, […]
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Join us for the next presentation in our 2026 Speaker Series. Eric Schubert will present W. Miller Barbour: Lancaster County Legacy. Doors open at 6:00PM, with the presentation beginning at 6:30PM. 📅 Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026 🕕 Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM; presentation starts at 6:30 PM 📍 Location: Sehner-Ellicott-von Hess House, 123 […]
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Join us for the next presentation in our 2026 Speaker Series. Eric Schubert will present W. Miller Barbour: Lancaster County Legacy. Doors open at 6:00PM, with the presentation beginning at 6:30PM. 📅 Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026 🕕 Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM; presentation starts at 6:30 PM 📍 Location: Sehner-Ellicott-von Hess House, 123 […] |
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Join other curious conservation peers for this introduction to native habitats!Join other curious conservation peers for this introduction to designing, building, and stewarding native habitats! This is the introductory class for the series and is required for a majority of the other classes as well as for those wishing to complete a Habitat Advocate Certification. […]
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October brings horror to PDF at Zoetropolis with Jordan Peele’s acclaimed Get Out. What begins as an awkward weekend visit to the family of Chris’s white girlfriend gradually becomes a distinctly American nightmare. Blending horror, satire, mystery, and comedy, Peele turns familiar genre conventions inside out while exploring race, liberal self-congratulation, bodily autonomy, and the […] |
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AppleUmpkin is back for 2026! Join us Saturday, October 17 for a full day of fall fun at the Adamstown Grove! Shop, eat, compete, explore, and spend the day with more than 50 local makers, food vendors, small businesses, games, activities, and plenty to do for the whole family. Think your chili can take the […]
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5TH ANNUAL TOUCH-A-TRUCK FOOD DRIVE! SAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026 10am - 2pm LOCATION: OREGON DAIRY CORN MAZE 1289 CREEK ROAD, LITITZ, PA Food drive donations will be accepted at the Market from October 2nd to 16th. If you would like to help sponsor and/or have a truck and would like to participate […] |
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Join Mike Gehard on October 18 at 2 p.m. in the Freight Room of the Manheim Railroad Station Complex, 210 S. Charlotte St., Manheim. An author with a diverse background as a karate instructor and school owner, charter boat captain, and transportation industry sales professional, Mike will share his unique experiences and insights as the […]
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with the theme WORK FLOW. Five featured artists will take the stage: benOAKS, Circumstantial Saint, Karma Star, GMS, and the BJEWELLED. Each guest gets 5 to 10 minutes to break down their creative workflow, then plays their latest or favorite music: recordings, beats, and more. Part performance, part process, the night gives the audience a […] |
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Joseph Seymour on the Pennsylvania Associators, part of the America250 lecture series. |
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Interested in volunteering with young children? Join Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development for a Volunteer Information Session at Circle of Friends Academy, our inclusive early learning and childcare program for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Tour our classrooms, meet our teachers and learn about volunteer opportunities, expectations and the onboarding process. Retirees, college students, parents, grandparents […] |
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Express your ecological perspectives and experiences in this creative writing workshop!In this class we’ll gather together to discuss the history, purpose, and enduring value of nature writing. Then, we’ll explore tools for generating your own writing about ecology, plants, wildlife, wilderness experiences, and related topics. No writing background is necessary!Participants will walk away with a […]
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DOORS @ 6PM | $25 ADV / $30 DOS | ALL AGESHE IS LEGENDFACEBOOK | INSTAGRAMIN ANGLESFACEBOOK | INSTAGRAMEXCIDEFACEBOOK | INSTAGRAMIn compliance with PA state law, there will be a designated section for minors under the age of 21 |
6 events,Kids' craft morning. Free, $5 donation requested.Last Sunday of each month.
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Columbia Kettle Works 2nd Gear Lancaster Serves Up “Pups and Pints” Adoption Event LANCASTER, PA — Columbia Kettle Works 2nd Gear Lancaster, located at 112 N. Water St., is excited to host its inaugural “Pups and Pints” event on Sunday, October 25, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Held on 2nd Gear’s spacious, pet-friendly patio—a […] |
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Dr. Shirley Green on the Frank brothers, part of the Untold Stories lecture series. |
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Be a part of the solution and give back to nature!Join us as we work on invasive plant removal as part of a comprehensive eco-restoration program for Clark Nature Preserve. We will be using hand tools to remove invasive shrubs and weeds. This work directly contributes to restoring native ecology and protecting regional biodiversity.What to […] |
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Living historian Samuel Leamer presents an hour of colonial conversation.
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Living historian Samuel Leamer presents an hour of colonial conversation.
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Living historian Samuel Leamer presents an hour of colonial conversation. |
