MAKE/ has a new hub for filmmaking in Lancaster City
Founder Derek Dienner and his team have exciting new projects on the horizon and a larger space to make the magic.
In this issue, we’re celebrating all the reasons to love this special city we call home. Show your love by discovering why Lancaster is such a unique place to visit, make a move, open a business, and get involved.
Featured Lancaster Orthopedic Group Sports Medicine Surgeons: Michael A. Campbell, Joy L. Long, Mark K. Perezous, and Corey R. Troxell
A local health plan, Capital Blue Cross is an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
Photo captured at The Thaddeus Stevens & Lydia Hamilton Smith Center for History and Democracy
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The Harrisburg-based firm has made a new home at 101NQ, welcoming local, regional, and national clients to plan for their future.
Certified Image Consultant Kate Stoltzfus is passionate about helping you find your color season and streamline your style.
Founder Lori Oberholtzer creates thoughtful, functional interiors that reflect the lives, values, and priorities of the people who inhabit them.
With the merger, Stone is now offering the only K-12 problem-based education in Pennsylvania.
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.
The updated showroom features a more curated experience in an ADA accessible former firehouse.
Discover the shops that make the 300 Block of North Queen Street “the shopping block.”
Explore Lancaster City’s women-owned restaurants, bakeries, and cafes.
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.