Performing Arts

You Can Go Home Again
Kathy Hohenadel and Vickie Groff live in the home where they grew up. “Our yard was the gathering place for the neighborhood kids,” Kathy says. Decades later, it’s still the go-to place for entertaining family and friends. Last year, they gladly shared it with patrons of Columbia’s Art in the Gardens Tour.  Half of the...

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Fairmount

Fairmount resident Edith Gehman (left) tends to the flower beds that surround one of the gazebos on campus. Assisting her

United Zion Retirement Community 

Members of a hand-working group often gather around the fireplace in the social area of United Zion’s newest apartment building

Landis Homes 

The Leaman Woods Trail, which is located on the Landis Homes campus, enables residents to get some exercise, commune with

Homestead Village 

Last spring, Homestead residents designed and hosted a day-long, eco-friendly experience for fifth-graders from Rohrerstown Elementary School. Homestead Village photo. Type

Pleasant View Communities 

Intergenerational interactions at Pleasant View take place via visits from Manheim Central School District’s Life Skills curriculum and OneLife that

Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community 

Residents and their families can take advantage of amenities such as the lake that offers fishing and is surrounded by

For the Benefit of SECA

September 12, SECA Center, Quarryville The Southern End Community Association (SECA) will be holding its first-ever benefit dinner and auction. Guests

It’s September! The Fairest Month of All

Fall is in the air, which means fair season goes into full swing and theaters and music organizations are kicking