Posts Tagged ‘Art & Culture’
By: Lisa Z. Leighton |
If you’ve been to downtown Lewisburg, it’s hard to miss the Campus Theatre. If you haven’t been to the region, it’s an excellent reason to visit. The Campus Theatre, a historic art deco movie palace, is located in the heart of historic downtown Lewisburg (which is on the banks of the Susquehanna River in Central [...]
Tags: architecture, Art & Culture, central PA, films, Lewisburg, movies, Oscars, Theater, Theatre
Posted in Historic Towns, Lewisburg, Theaters •
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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: Adrian Whicker |
A relative, knowing my love of all things South Central PA, gave me a copy of the independent film Route 30 for Christmas. This film, written and directed by Chambersburg native John Putch focuses on three distinct, but interwoven stories in the area between Chambersburg and Gettysburg. Some of the notable actors in the film [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, central PA, Chambersburg, films, Gettysburg, heritage, movies, Roadtrips, Trails
Posted in Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Historic Towns, scenic drives •
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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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By: Sarah Long |
Got an art lover on your list of people to buy a Christmas present? Gallery Row in Downtown Lancaster is a great place to shop – one of my favorite unique stores is CityFolk.
They carry a ton of unique stuff – more than just paintings to hang on the wall. One of my favorite pieces [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, culture, Family Shopping, Galleries, Lancaster, Lancaster County
Posted in Galleries, Indoor Shopping, Lancaster •
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By: Jenny Poust |
I like to think I have an appreciation for all types of artwork, but my favorite has to be photography. This is one of the reasons I am a fan of Dakota Ridge, a fine art photography gallery located in the northern Lehigh Valley locale of Jim Thorpe.
Dakota Ridge is run by photographer Dan Hugos, a friendly man [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, culture, Galleries, Jim Thorpe, Lehigh Valley, photography
Posted in Historic Towns, Jim Thorpe •
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By: Michele and Ruben |
Philadelphia’s South Street is a well known destination for visitors interested in exploring a hip, urban, funky spot at any hour of the day. One of our favorite destinations is Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens, a fantastical creation by an iconic artistic figure in the Philadelphia community, Isaiah Zagar. Click here to view our photos taken during [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, Bella Vista, culture, Isaiah Zagar, murals, Philadelphia, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, South Street
Posted in Art Exhibit, House Museums, Museums, Philadelphia •
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By: Lisa Z. Leighton |
If you’re an art or history lover, consider checking out downtown Milton the next time you’re in Central PA’s Susquehanna River Valley. In the early spring and late summer of 2009, The Improved Milton Experience (TIME) unveiled two brand new, professionally painted art murals — but what makes them really special is the subject matter.
The [...]
Tags: Art & Culture, artist, central PA, heritage, History, milton, Movie Theatre, mural, New Deal, post office, Roadtrip, Susquehanna River Valley, Theater, transportation
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By: Jenny Poust |
My boss is a huge fan of Martin Guitars. He owns at least five of them and he’s been on the free factory tour numerous times (he says it never gets old). So on Friday, he took me to the Martin Guitar factory over in Nazareth to help me fulfill one of my last remaining New Year’s [...]
Tags: Allentown, Art & Culture, Bethlehem, Easton, factory tour, Lehigh Valley, Music
Posted in Factory Tours, Lehigh Valley, Museums, music •
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