Archive for the ‘Casual Dining’ Category
By: Jenny Poust |
So the Lehigh Valley is covered in snow, which reminds me of the first time I tried skiing. I was in 7th grade when I signed up to go on a ski trip with my church youth group to Bear Creek Mountain Resort (although back then it was called Doe Mountain). As we pulled up to the base [...]
Tags: Allentown, Lehigh Valley, Outdoors, Pennsylvania, Skiing, snowboard, winter, Winter Sports
Posted in Allentown, Bethlehem, Casual Dining, Family Recreation, Lehigh Valley, Sports, Winter Sports •
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By: Sarah Freymoyer |
The Philadelphia Flower Show is a grown-up gardener’s paradise, and it can be a wonderland of discovery and delight for children as well. The larger-than-life displays offer a unique setting in which to engage youngsters in the beauty of the natural world and ignite a lifelong passion for its precious plant life. The theme for [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, Family Shopping, Festivals, flower show, flowers, Food, Going Local, Philadelphia
Posted in Casual Dining, Cooking, Fairs & Festivals, Flea Markets, Green Travel, Indoor Shopping, Philadelphia, farm heritage, performance •
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By: Daina Savage |
It’s time for the overwhelming visual cacophony that is the Philadelphia Flower Show, with displays that suspend disbelief in a combination Cirque du Soleil-Mummers Parade riot of color and structure.
This grandmommy of all flower shows, now in its 182nd year, offers a globe-trotting theme “Passport to the World.” The show opens Feb. 28 and runs [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, Festivals, flower show, flowers, Food, Food & Dining, Philadelphia
Posted in Art Exhibit, Casual Dining, Entertainment, Fairs & Festivals, Green Travel, Indoor Shopping, Philadelphia, Uncategorized, performance •
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By: Sarah Long |
Until the other day, I had never seen a play/musical/show or anything of that sort. You could only imagine how excited I was to get the opportunity to see RENT on opening night at the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre with a few friends. It was amazing. I had seen the movie version of the show, [...]
Tags: General info, Lancaster, Music, musical, restaurant, Theatre, things to do
Posted in Casual Dining, Entertainment, Lancaster, Restaurants, Theaters, Uncategorized, performance •
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By: Kate Carbaugh |
One of our favorite winter family outings is to Chambersburg’s Ice Fest in late January. It’s a four-day event, but we usually just spend Saturday evening there because we have toddlers. I’m looking forward to our kids being older, so we can enjoy the other events (live carving, chili cook-off, performances at the Capitol Theatre).
This [...]
Tags: central PA, Chambersburg, family fun, Food & Dining, ice fest, winter
Posted in Casual Dining, Chambersburg, Cities & Towns, Family Dining, Family Recreation, Historic Towns, Restaurants, winter fun •
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By: Gail Kulp |
In the last week, a good portion of Pennsylvania has seen a significant amount of snowfall. While the snow can be pretty, it can also mean that you become stuck in your own home for days at a time while waiting to be plowed out. And, while the first couple of hours can be fun, [...]
Tags: entertainment, Food, Food & Drink, PA, Pennsylvania, Sports, Trails, winter
Posted in Casual Dining, Cooking, Family Recreation, Green Recreation, Winter Sports, music •
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By: Jenny Poust |
Just off I-78 on Hamilton Boulevard is Hunan Springs, the fanciest Chinese restaurant I’ve ever been to and home to what I consider to be the best Asian food in Lehigh Valley.
Aside from the variety, quality and presentation of the food, what really sets Hunan Springs apart is the atmosphere. The building is a huge old farmhouse [...]
Tags: Allentown, Bethlehem, Food, Food & Dining, Food & Drink, Lehigh Valley
Posted in Allentown, Bethlehem, Casual Dining, Family Dining, Fine Dining, Lehigh Valley, Restaurants •
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By: Mandy Boyle |
Enjoying winter weather can be challenging, especially if you’re stuck inside because of the temperatures. Not to worry. In Northeastern Pennsylvania, there’s one event that’s cooler than cool – and I’m not just talking about the temperature.
The Clarks Summit Festival of Ice will take place February 11-15, 2010, encompassing both President’s Day Weekend and Valentine’s [...]
Tags: Clarks Summit, Festival of Ice, Food & Drink, Music, NEPA, Northeastern Pennsylvania, Uptate PA, winter
Posted in Casual Dining, Family Recreation, Family Shopping, Festivals & Fairs, Scranton, Uncategorized, Wilkes-Barre, music, performance •
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By: Sarah Long |
Looking for something to do this Valentine’s Day weekend with a friend or loved one? Lancaster County has a lot to offer this romantic weekend whether you’re on a budget or looking to splurge.
Explore the Lancaster County countryside by car or buggy! If you’re traveling by car, be sure to check out the covered bridges [...]
Tags: Buggy Ride, Covered Bridges, Hershey Theatre, Lancaster County, Longwood Gardens, Olde Greenfield Inn, Valentine's Day
Posted in Bird-in-Hand, Casual Dining, Covered Bridges, Fine Dining, Historic Towns, Kennett Square, Lancaster, Restaurants, Theaters •
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By: Michael Dittman |
If your experience with ice sculptures begins and ends with punchbowl swans at a wedding reception, you owe it to yourself to head to the Victorian town of Franklin in Venango County this weekend. This Saturday, February 6, in the city’s Fountain Park from 10 am to 4pm is the Franklin On Ice Festival.
This [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, chili fest, Franklin, Venango, winter
Posted in Casual Dining, Family Recreation, Festivals & Fairs, Franklin, Historic Towns, Winter Sports •
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