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Lancaster County and surrounding communities usually bloom with colorful arts and crafts festivals in spring, summer and into fall. Last year, the season of arts and crafts shows was virtually cancelled with concerns and restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There were no art-lovers gathered in Lititz Springs Park or Longâs Park. Craft shows in downtown Lititz and at Rootâs Country Market were nixed for 2020. Even Mount Gretna remained quiet and art-less on the third weekend of August. Some organizations pivoted to hosting virtual shows. This year promises to offer a bounty of fresh new artwork and crafts in a long-awaited season of arts and crafts festivals and shows. Let 2021 be the Year of the Arts.
Lancaster County producer eager to show off its new single-vineyard, single-varietal wines Updated 1:44 AM; Today 1:43 AM Winemaker Amy Thorn holds a glass of her 2014 JWT bubbly. 'I always had this dream that I wanted to make a single-varietal, single-vineyard [sparkling wine].' Facebook Share Amy Thorn has unveiled other Thorn Hill sparkling wines in the past. For years the winemaker for the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, producer that sources its grapes from several California counties has made a Brut Cuvée de Prestige, a blend of 60 percent Pinot Noir and 40 percent Chardonnay from the Carneros American Viticultural Area (AVA). At the second of this year’s release parties, scheduled for 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Lancaster tasting room at 1945 Fruitville Pike, she’ll show off a bubby that has its roots in another memorable California vintage, one not involving fires. Tickets for the event are still available and can be purchased at this link.
From cornhole competitions to trivia nights, there will be something for everyone this St. Patrick's Day. Here are five events and celebrations to check out in Lancaster County. Phantom Power The Ogham Stones, one Lancaster's most recognizable Celtic rock bands, will perform live at Phantom Power, located at 121 W Frederick St. in Millersville. Dillweed will kick things off with some Irish tunes and seas shanties before Ogham Stones performs. Doors open at 5 p.m. The live music will be played in Phantom Power's outdoor beer garden and tickets will be $10 per table. The Nacho Depot Food Truck will also be available from 5 to 10 p.m.