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Mary Reider: Helping to Preserve a Heritage Art
Fifty years ago, Americans embraced time-honored arts and crafts such as quilting, needlework, knitting, felting, tatting, rug hooking and more. Why? It was America’s Bicentennial and suddenly history and all it encompasses was being revived and celebrated. Those who have helped to carry on those traditions are hopeful that interest in folk and heritage arts...
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Mark Your Calendars: October 19-25

Halloween events, including parades, spooky happenings and hair-raising benefits, dominate the calendar this week.   Cherry Crest Adventure Farm October  Ronks  The farm’s 5-acre corn

Nonprofit Spotlight: Lititz Historical Foundation

Maintaining buildings that date to the 18th century can be a scary proposition. For a nonprofit such as the Lititz

November Ushers in the Holiday Season

November’s calendar is filled with activities that allow you to enjoy the waning fall season, support your community and welcome the holidays.

For the Benefit of the Women’s Symphony Association

November 7, Eden Resort, Lancaster Finalists in the 2026 Rising Stars Concerto Competition included (left to right): Lin Tokura, Jiarui Li,

Mark Your Calendars: October 12-18

Yikes! It’s already mid-October … Halloween events, fall festivals, art and history are on this week’s agenda. Spring Awakening  October 15-25 EPAC In a

Mark Your Calendars: October 5-11

As October “creeps” along, the calendar is filled with harvest and Halloween celebrations, as well as food and music events, fundraisers

For the Benefit of Ephrata Cloister Associates

October 9 & 10, Ephrata Cloister, Ephrata Dating to 1732, the Ephrata Cloister was founded by Conrad Beisel, who arrived in

For the Benefit of Gifts That Give Hope

October 10, Farm and Home Center, Lancaster It’s that time of the year … you start to rack your brain hoping