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Events for August 21, 2018
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Dinosaurs Come To Life
Visit Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland from April 21 to October 28, 2018 to experience Dinosaurs Come to Life! Travel back in time with this prehistoric outdoor adventure. Dinosaurs Come to Life features life-size animatronic dinosaurs that roar, spit, and bellow. Trek through this exciting educational exhibit to experience the impressive Giganotosaurus, Euoplocephalus, Dimetrodon, Allosaurus, and two
Find out more »Ongoing
Art In The Wild 2018: Exhibit Opens
Visit naturally inspired trail side creations along Wildwood Park's wandering trails and wetlands. using mostly natural materials, artists have constructed large and small installations. A map-brochure about the exhibit is available. This exhibit will run from today until October 31, dawn to dusk.
Find out more »Hershey Public Library’s Adult Summer Reading Program
In conjunction with this year’s nationwide Collaborative Summer Reading Program theme, “Libraries Rock,” the Hershey Public Library is offering a new Bingo Summer Reading Program to encourage adults to experience the joy of reading and rock and roll music. Pick up a game board brochure at the library. Sign-up incentives and prizes are made possible
Find out more »Summer Quest at Shank Park
Join Summer Quest at Shank Park, a collaboration between the Hershey Public Library and the Derry Township Parks & Recreation Center. Summer Quest is a program for families from June 8. Pick up a game board at the Hershey Public Library and follow a walking trail around Shank Park, located at Bullfrog Valley Road, Hummelstown,
Find out more »Teen Rock
Teens ages 13-17 are invited to participate in Teens Rock, part of Summer Quest. Read great books and try music related mini-challenges to prove Libraries Rock! Try a Create, Read, or Explore challenge to earn credit and exchange for books, Library Bucks, and an invitation to our Tech Night/VR Party, and a USB hub.If you
Find out more »Pick Your Own
Experience the garden first hand! We provide the scissors and buckets to cut into. You can pick your own bouquet straight from the fresh blooming flowers . It is our opinion that fresh flowers make you happy--and picking them is even more fun! Whether it is a special occasion, family fun night, girl's night out
Find out more »ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk
ZERO is proud to partner with Urology of Central Pennsylvania to end prostate cancer. The 2018 ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk - Harrisburg features a 5K run/walk, 1 mile walk, Kids' Superhero Dash for Dad, and virtual Snooze for Dudes program. Stick around for the family-friendly post-race celebration. Run/walk participants will receive shirts, free food and
Find out more »Look Away: the Aftermath Burning of Chambersburg Exhibit
The Franklin County Historical Society will feature a new exhibit, “Look Away: the Aftermath” beginning on Old Market Day, July 21 and ending August 31. The exhibit will feature photographs and items from archives at the Old Jail Museum that relate to the burning of Chambersburg in 1864. The exhibit is included with tour admission.
Find out more »BACK TO SCHOOL ELEVATED OBSTACLE COURSE SPECIAL
Over the years we have built up our adventure center to include our giant swing, climbing tower, 9 obstacle high ropes course, and three unique zipline courses. This year we add to our adventure options yet another 22 elevated obstacle elements, called our Elevated Obstacle Course. This September Monday-Friday, we are offering all time slots
Find out more »8:00 am
Annual Juried Student Show
Annual Juried Student Show Juried student work from the 2017-2018 studio year May 4-Aug. 31 Reception Friday May 4, 7 p.m. Climenhaga Building, Aughinbaugh Art Gallery
Find out more »9:00 am
2018 Book Sale
Thousands of books, DVDs, videos and CDs for sale. The 2018 Book Sale takes place all week long during the library's normal hours of business. On Saturday buy a bag of books for just $2.00.
Find out more »10:00 am
Art Exhibit: One World, Many Faces by Mike & Sherry Knowlton
One World, Many Faces displays Mike and Sherry Knowlton's photography in a collection of figures and intimate portraits taken during travels to all five continents. Meeting people from all walks of life who live in different cultures and conditions has made travel more enlightening to the Knowltons. To see the priorities of family, work, community,
Find out more »Art Exhibit: Philip Lindsey & Emily Hampson
CALC hosts a joint art exhibit for artists Philip Lindsey and Emily Hampson. Lindsey creates figurative paintings featuring personal narratives. Hampson creates unique ceramic pieces featuring understated patterns. Reception on August 10 at 6:30 pm. Exhibit and reception located in the G. B. Stuart Gallery at Carlisle Arts Learning Center. In the Upper Gallery, find
Find out more »1:00 pm
Beyond Futility: expectation and impact of the First World War
Beyond Futility is a year-long exhibit in Special Collections and College Archives, Musselman Library, Gettysburg College. It explores the First World War as a transformational experience for many, Gettysburg College alumni included. Through documents, photographs, and artifacts from the collections of Gettysburg College, the Adams County Historical Society, and private donors, Beyond Futility focuses on
Find out more »The Home Game – A Son’s Journey. A Father’s Hope.
In this new show on the Bird-in-Hand Stage, young Levi Troyer must choose between his father’s expectation of an Amish life on the farm and his own deepest dreams of playing major league baseball. Filled with laughter and drama, this moving and entertaining account is sure to hit it out of the park. Experience a
Find out more »Magic & Wonder: Dream – Nothing is Impossible
Inspired by the idea that magic can move outside the limits of reality, Brett Myers’ all-new variety show creates a whimsical world where you can experience whatever you can dream - whether your dream is to fly, join the circus, go back in time or venture into the future. Let yourself be amazed and discover
Find out more »2:00 pm
Queen of Bingo
August 21 – August 26, 2018 ‘Sis’ and ‘Babe’, two sisters on the other side of 50, want to add a little fun and excitement to their lives…but where to find it? BINGO! The Queen of Bingo explores the worlds of Bingo, family ties, diet crazes, widowhood, hot flashes and winning! Theatregoers young and old
Find out more »3:00 pm
Songs of the Silver Screen
Movie buffs of all ages will delight in this new, original production. Enjoy live performances from the AMT cast and band as they pay tribute to the biggest hits from movies past and present. You won’t want to miss the toe-tapping tribute of movie songs spanning decades of film making. Join us as we recognize
Find out more »5:00 pm
Carnival In the Lot!
Join us in the church parking lot for a cookout and carnival! Lots of games to be played and prizes to be won! Fun for the whole family! There is no cost to this event.
Find out more »6:00 pm
Buddhist Meditation
Tuesday every week from 6pm - 8pm Buddhist Meditation By: Capital City Water in the Wave Sangha Please join us on Tuesday evenings for weekly guided and walking meditation, dharma readings and discussion in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. We are inclusive and encourage all faith backgrounds-- or no faith background at all. We seek
Find out more »Beyond Futility: expectation and impact of the First World War
Beyond Futility is a year-long exhibit in Special Collections and College Archives, Musselman Library, Gettysburg College. It explores the First World War as a transformational experience for many, Gettysburg College alumni included. Through documents, photographs, and artifacts from the collections of Gettysburg College, the Adams County Historical Society, and private donors, Beyond Futility focuses on
Find out more »Bank on Your Success: Becoming a Homeowner
Do you want to learn how to save for your future, establish credit or own your own home? The Library is offering a FREE three-part financial education program through our partner, BB&T. In the third and final course, Becoming a Homeowner, you will learn about the process of buying a home and what to do
Find out more »6:30 pm
Back to School Health and Vaccines
Ensure your kids are healthy for the school season and learn about the vaccines required for most school-aged children and why they are important. Presenter: Randal Medzoyan, MD, pediatrician, Annville Family Medicine
Find out more »7:00 pm
The Magic Lantern Show “This Is My Country”
Old Fashioned Entertainment With A Modern Flair! Before the movies, there was The Magic Lantern. Combining music, comedy, drama and special effects with incredible hand painted glass images from the 1800's and a beautiful antique Magic Lantern, a Professional Showman leads you on an experience you have never seen before! "This Is My Country" is
Find out more »The Home Game – A Son’s Journey. A Father’s Hope.
In this new show on the Bird-in-Hand Stage, young Levi Troyer must choose between his father’s expectation of an Amish life on the farm and his own deepest dreams of playing major league baseball. Filled with laughter and drama, this moving and entertaining account is sure to hit it out of the park. Experience a
Find out more »Magic & Wonder: Dream – Nothing is Impossible
Inspired by the idea that magic can move outside the limits of reality, Brett Myers’ all-new variety show creates a whimsical world where you can experience whatever you can dream - whether your dream is to fly, join the circus, go back in time or venture into the future. Let yourself be amazed and discover
Find out more »Fredricksen Reads: Little Fires Everywhere
Become a part of Fredricksen Reads, our monthly book discussions. Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng explores the weight of long-held secrets, the ferocious pull of motherhood, and the danger of believing that planning and following the rules can avert disaster. You must read or listen to the book to attend. Register online or via
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