Things to do in Lancaster, Pennsylvania this August
Clear your schedule for the best of Lancaster this August 2026.
We’re celebrating the fruitful land, shared places, and delicious destinations you can discover in Lancaster. With a focus on lingering meals shared with friends, vibrant third spaces, and beautiful scenery to explore right in your backyard, we invite you to put down your phones, indulge in local food and drink, and connect with your community.
Explore Lancaster City’s women-owned restaurants, bakeries, and cafes.
Story by Justina Latura, co-founder of Vine Bar
Anchored by Jocelyn’s signature Cuban, La Cajita also offers coffees, smoothies, and other comfort food.
Whether you stop in for a treat or schedule an appointment to meet their adoptable cats, the cafe is a cozy place open to all.
Kay HR Consulting helps local businesses stay grounded when pressure rises.
The Harrisburg-based firm has made a new home at 101NQ, welcoming local, regional, and national clients to plan for their future.
Founder Lori Oberholtzer creates thoughtful, functional interiors that reflect the lives, values, and priorities of the people who inhabit them.
As a third-generation business owner, Dan prioritizes investing in his people.
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.
Owner Mary Grace Soper celebrates makers, small businesses, fair-trade practices, and a lifestyle rooted in intention.
Located right next door to Lancaster mainstay and sister store Filling’s, this new space is a true shopping experience.
Discover the shops that make the 300 Block of North Queen Street “the shopping block.”
Lemon Street Market is a mission-driven and woman-owned neighborhood market at 241 West Lemon Street.
Anchored by Jocelyn’s signature Cuban, La Cajita also offers coffees, smoothies, and other comfort food.
These 18 spots are the perfect place to sit back and sip local. And don’t forget to grab some beans to go!
Located in SACA’s Plazo Centro, the cafe is a gathering place for Lancaster’s southeast and beyond.
The Joneses are bringing even more bold, flavor-packed pickles to the shop at 318 North Queen Street.