Find It in Lancaster City: Holiday Gift Ideas
There’s nothing like uncovering hidden gems, meeting local shop owners, and finding that perfect gift for the person you love.
Sit back and relax as you get to know Lancaster shop owners who are bringing you the most unique holiday finds and nonprofit organizations who are advocating for our neighbors in need—all infused with a passion for the place we call home.
The 2024 Lancaster City Retail Guide is brought to you by Fig in partnership with the City of Lancaster, Discover Lancaster, Willow Valley Communities, and Zamagias Properties.
Owner Jean-Marie Merkle prioritizes happiness as she curates her shelves of whimsical finds.
The space allows for in-person shopping appointments for their collection of vintage and antique jewelry.
Owner Peter Milazzo and his team are bringing fun to the corner of Prince and Duke streets.
As CEO of Tenfold, Shelby and her team unlock opportunity for Lancaster neighbors in need.
They are proud to partner with community-minded small businesses.
This nonprofit empowers businesses and employees through employee ownership.
Meet the 2024 Foundation grantees
Designed and produced four times a year, Fig Lancaster magazine is filled with the latest in Lancaster including local shopping, dining, arts, events, and community.
Emily Gonzalez and Michael Ortiz are excited to take over this Lancaster legacy business.
Discover Pennsylvania Dutch classics in Lancaster County and Lancaster City.
Story & recipe by Ann Fulton
Owners Aaron and Giandrew Handy are on a mission to grow their business while giving back.
The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority (LCSWMA) is led by Executive Director Dan Youngs.
The firm helps clients create a plan for the people side of business.
Discover TONO’s approach to custom homes where you can settle in for years to come.
Owner Mariam Rosado has nearly two decades of experience she is bringing to her new salon location in Lancaster City.
In addition to their summer programming Pennsylvania College of Art & Design’s CCE hosts classes and experiences to engage students and inspire future creatives.
Located at a historic Urban building on West Orange Street, the space is available for musicians, artists, writers, and makers to lease and host events.
Sponsored by Tom and Gina Russo
Artists and friends Leah Fox and Stephanie Gibson believe in curating a safe space for curiosity and community through art.