Archive for the ‘Family Shopping’ Category
By: ShawnMarie Mann |
We loaded up our family this weekend to make a shopping trip for some school clothes and clothes shopping for our family always means a trip to the Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg. Normally we are not fans of outlets, but this particular set of outlets is wonderful. No matter how many cars are in the [...]
Tags: coffee shop, Family Shopping, Gettysburg, outlets
Posted in Casual Dining, Family Shopping, Gettysburg, Historic Towns, Indoor Shopping •
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By: Mary Miller |
Over the weekend, I dragged my youngest daughter on a little road trip through the hills of Western Pennsylvania. Our last stop was at Sand Hill Berries in Mt. Pleasant. I remember visiting the farm back in the 80’s when it was pretty much just a rustic farm stand, but wow, has this place grown!
The [...]
Tags: Casual Dining, farmers market, Food, fresh fruit, Going Local, Outdoors, Wineries
Posted in Family Shopping, Farmers Markets, Wineries, farm heritage •
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By: Amy Constantine-Kline |
Oh friends, all hail the Farmer’s Market. It is a haven for budget-conscious cooks and restaurateurs alike. You’ll find the best, newest, shiniest and most delicious veggies in the city. My local market is Wednesday night at Carrick Shopping Center, but I’m not a one market gal.
Just this year I’ve also visited the market on [...]
Tags: farmers market, Food, Going Local, Pittsburgh, vegetables
Posted in Casual Dining, Family Shopping, Farmers Markets, Green Shopping, Pittsburgh, farm heritage •
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By: Michael Dittman |
This time of year Pennsylvania’s gardens, roadsides, and meadows are filled with daylilies, wild and domesticated. So, my family and I weren’t surprised when we saw these flowers thick across the grounds of The Campbell Pottery Store.
I’m a sucker for galleries and the family like to shop, so we can kill two birds with one [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, Art Exhibit, crafts, Family Shopping, flowers, Galleries, Pottery
Posted in Art Exhibit, Artisan Trails, Cambridge Springs, Family Shopping, Galleries, Gardens •
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By: Kate Carbaugh |
Growing up near Hershey and Lancaster, I knew how many tourists inundated the area every summer. Not being one for tourist traps, I never would have thought that Lancaster County would be where I’d take my kids on their first family vacation. Despite my desire to want to get away to some place new, I [...]
Tags: amusement park, chocolate, family fun, Family Shopping, Food & Dining, Lancaster County, museum, pretzels, Railroads, restaurant
Posted in Amish, Amusement Parks, Casual Dining, Factory Tours, Family Dining, Family Recreation, Family Shopping, Historic Towns, Museums, Strasburg, Transportation museum, farm heritage •
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By: Mary Miller |
I love wandering about, getting a bit off the beaten path looking for fun food finds. Due to a vivid memory of my dad getting very lost driving around South Philly, forty years later, I was still a little iffy about tackling the area myself. So, during a trip to the eastern part of our [...]
Tags: Dining, Family Shopping, Food, Food & Dining, Going Local, Philadelphia
Posted in Casual Dining, Cooking, Family Dining, Family Shopping, Farmers Markets, Indoor Shopping, Philadelphia, Restaurants •
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By: Mary Miller |
On a rainy Saturday in Pittsburgh, I wasn’t in the mood for dodging umbrellas in the Strip District or jumping puddles at an outdoor farm market in order to get my farm-fresh fix. But all was not lost.
The Farmer’s Cooperative of East Liberty (344 Sheridan Avenue,) a year-round indoor market in the East End, rescued [...]
Tags: Family Shopping, Food, Food & Dining, Food & Drink, Going Local, Pittsburgh
Posted in Casual Dining, Family Shopping, Farmers Markets, Green Shopping, Pittsburgh •
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By: Sarah Long |
Planning on redoing a room in your house? Want to find some quality pieces that have been hand crafted here in Lancaster, PA? Between the incredible antique shops & malls that we have, and the handmade Amish furniture, you’re sure to find the unique piece you’re looking for.
Antiques
For antiques, make your first stop Adamstown, PA [...]
Tags: Amish, Antiques, Art & Culture, Family Shopping, furniture, hand crafted, Lancaster, Lancaster County
Posted in Amish, Antiques, Casual Dining, Family Shopping, Galleries, Historic Towns, Indoor Shopping, Lancaster, Restaurants •
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By: Sarah Long |
Whether you come in the bright sunshine or come to a rainy Lancaster County, we’ve got tons of great things to do! Rain is a good thing for Lancaster, as it helps us to provide the freshest summer produce and ripest, juiciest fruit at our numerous farm markets and roadside stands.
So, if you find yourself [...]
Tags: Amish, Art & Culture, entertainment, Family Shopping, Galleries, History, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Museums, Music, Theater
Posted in Amish, Bird-in-Hand, Entertainment, Factory Tours, Family Recreation, Family Shopping, Galleries, Hershey, Historic Towns, House Museums, Indoor Shopping, Intercourse, Lancaster, Lititz, Railroads, Strasburg, Theaters, Transportation museum, farm heritage, performance •
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By: Lisa Z. Leighton |
After a long, snowy winter, spring is here! One sure sign of spring in the Susquehanna River Valley is the Beaver Run School Amish Auction, held outside of Washingtonville, in Central PA. Held twice a year (fall and spring) it’s one of those “classic Pennsylvania” events where you can get a true taste of Central [...]
Tags: Amish, auction, auctioneer, central PA, farm, flea market, Food, fundraiser, outdoor sale, Outdoors, spring, valleys of the susquehanna
Posted in Amish, Bloomsburg, Casual Dining, Family Shopping, Farmers Markets, Festivals & Fairs, farm heritage •
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