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Cavod Academy Presents Beauty & The Beast, Jr. on July 1st and 2nd at 2pm and 7pm at The Junction Center / Landis Hall in Manheim. Cavod Academy presents Beauty & the Beast Jr. on Saturday, July 1st and Sunday, July 2nd at 2pm & 7pm. The production will feature professional costumes, lighting, and music! Tickets: Adults $9 & Students $7. Tickets will be $13. at the door.

Get ready for an evening of fun at Music in the Vineyards, our summer lawn concert series. Our 35th season offers 10 concerts, featuring the best of the best from previous years, and four new bands that will not fail to impress, including this week's band, The Impact Band.

Chilled Nissley wine and local craft beer, as well as food from local food trucks will be available each evening.

Bring a lawn chair or blanket and find your spot to kick back and enjoy the music. If you like to dance, you’ll want to sit close to the dance patios. Whether you are looking for a romantic experience under the stars, or a night of revelry with friends, join us Saturday evenings in the shadow of our winery’s grand stone arches.

The Impact Band has the groove that makes you move, playing tunes from the 70’s through present day. Come get your funk on during this group’s first appearance at Nissley Vineyards. (www.theimpactband.com)

Step back in time to 1861. Mr. Buchanan recently retired from the U.S. Presidency and his housekeeper, Miss Hetty Parker, has informed him that running the house has become a struggle. She points out that they have a shortage of domestic help; a number of domestic servants have left for other jobs, and Miss Hetty now faces the task of interviewing applicants. Meet Mr. Buchanan's domestic staff and experience daily life at Wheatland c. 1861 at this month's Living History at Wheatland!

The Living History at Wheatland program, Domestic Help Wanted, takes place on Saturday, July 1, 2017 with tours on the hour starting at 12pm and the last starting at 3pm. Standard tours of Wheatland are also offered at 10am and 11am. Visit LancasterHistory.org/events or call 717-392-4633 to purchase your tickets. Advanced tickets strongly recommended as Living History tours often sell out and walk-in space is not guaranteed. Your tickets also include admission to the exhibition galleries.

Cavod Academy presents Beauty & the Beast Jr. on Saturday, July 1st and Sunday, July 2nd at 2pm & 7pm at The Junction Center / Landis Hall in Manheim. Cavod Academy presents Beauty & the Beast Jr. on Saturday, July 1st and Sunday, July 2nd at 2pm & 7pm. The production will feature professional costumes, lighting, and music! Tickets: Adults $9 & Students $7. Tickets will be $13. at the door.

Get ready for an evening of fun at Music in the Vineyards, our summer lawn concert series. Our 35th season offers 10 concerts, featuring the best of the best from previous years, and four new bands that will not fail to impress! Chilled Nissley wine and local craft beer, as well as food from local food trucks will be available each evening. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and find your spot to kick back and enjoy the music. If you like to dance, you’ll want to sit close to the dance patios.

Andy Mowatt’s Steely Jam will bring a twist to the ordinary during their first appearance at our venue. This 8-piece group will feature a fusion of New Orleans and Central PA styles, and will entertain you with their unique improvisations of classic hits. Steely Jam is a musical powerhouse, and they will wow you with their talent.

A first of its kind event; featuring all local Lancaster County performers (many of whom have performed at American Music Theatre, Sight & Sound Theatres and more), this show is a true musical tribute to the great American rail roads of yesteryear. Pay-what-you-want. Reserved tickets strongly encouraged.

Run time approximately one hour with a 15 minute intermission. Concessions available for purchase.

Live from the Junction Center/ Landis hall

This year EPAC returns with its newly designed format in which the students are the driving force behind the development of all programming. Our primary focus is to cultivate the artistic mind and awaken the vast intellectual potential within all campers by providing them both ownership and creative license as they explore their individual interests.
Each camper will have the unique opportunity to participate in both the construction and design of his or her own collaborative production. This will involve developing proper costumes, props, lighting design, script development, and plot analysis–culminating in a final performance. With an emphasis on remaining artistically organic and working through a process that emphasizes leadership and individuality, campers will gain a much deeper appreciation of the behind-the-scenes work that goes into producing a theatrical performance.

Our campers will work alongside Center Stage Theater Camp educators as they take on various roles as directo

Experience the life-affirming impact of volunteering with Hospice & Community Care. No special skills or experience are required to join hundreds of others who are part of our team. Together we make a difference. Contact the volunteer department at (717)295-3900 for more information and to register by June 27. Orientation will also be live-cast in our York office.

Building 429 in concert on Friday, July 14th at 7:30pm at The Junction Center / Landis Hall in Manheim. Their name is derived from a Biblical passage known as Ephesians 4:29, which, in the New International Version of the Bible, reads as follows: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen." 717-459-3701 or http://www.thejunctioncenter.com/