downtown york spring/summer 2016

Downtown Spring & Summer Events Calendar

Family Activities

Al FrescoDowntown Dining

York’s Destination Hub for Arts, Shopping & Entertainment

Spring/Summer 2016

Central Family Restaurant400 N. George St.717-845 -4478eatatcentral.com

Blue Moon Restaurant361 W. Market St.717-854-6664bluemoonfresh.com

White Rose Bar & Grill48 N. Beaver St.717- 848- 5369whiterosebarandgrill.com

The Left Bank120 N. George St.717-843-8010leftbankyork.com

Roosevelt Tavern50 N. Penn St.717-854 -7725roosevelttavern.com

Coomb’s Tavern475 Pennsylvania Ave.717-854-8146facebook.com/CoombsTavern

Esaan Thai Restaurant30 N. Beaver St.717-718- 9300esaanofpa.com

BrewVino251 N. George St.717-850-2781brewvino.com

Viet Thai Market St Cafe917 E. Market St.717-846-9302vietthaimarketstreetcafe.com

Tutoni’s Restaurant108 N. George St.717-885-5169tutonis.com

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Get Out and DiscoverDowntown YorkWelcome to the third issue of Downtown York, our new triannual downtown guide. Within these pages you’ll find infor-mation about upcoming special events, as well as a full guide to dining, shopping and attractions in our downtown.

Spring and summer are the perfect seasons to visit our down-town. From family friendly events to great dining and nightlife, unique shopping and art, downtown York is your destination for entertainment, indoors and out.

Plus, this is a very big year for downtown York: 2016 marks the 275th Anniversary of the laying out of our town. Look for special events all spring and summer long to commemorate this important birthday.

Downtown York Magazine is proudly presented by Downtown Inc, the organization working to enhance and encourage invest-ment in York’s central business district. We do that through business recruitment and retention; advertising, marketing and special events; beautifying the landscape and improving physical elements; and working with local police to make downtown a safe place to visit.

As you flip through the pages of Downtown York, I think you’ll see that our organization and our community’s hard work is paying off. Public art. Eclectic dining. Craft brews and cocktails. Two historic farmers markets. Haute to handmade shopping. The 2015 Pennsylvania Trail of the Year. Championship Atlan-tic League Baseball. First Fridays. Fifth Fridays. Who knew you could see it all in York? We do and soon you will too.

Get to know downtown York—again or for the first time. Visit www.downtownyorkpa.com and Like Downtown York PA on Facebook to stay in-the-know on all the fantastic things hap-pening in our town.

Enjoy,

Meagan FeeserDirector of Marketing, Downtown Inc

Meagan FeeserDirector of MarketingDowntown Inc

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6 TGIFF: Thank God it’s FIFTH Friday!

8 Box Lunch Revue in Cherry Lane

10 Olde York Street Fair

12 Spring Forward Event

14 National Small Business Week

15 Brews & Skews

16 Summer Family Activities

18 All Rivers Run to the York Symphony Orchestra

19 Pigs on Penn Bacon Festival

20 What do You Want to See Pop-Up in Downtown York?

22 History Untapped is Unique Among Brewfests

24 Big Idea Saturday 24 An Energizing Way to Support Downtown Inc

25 July4York

26 WeCo Summer Series

28 Getting Here and Parking

30 Al Fresco Downtown Dining

32 Yorkfest: York City’s Fine Arts Festival

34 A NEW Community Cultural Calendar

35 Spring and Summer Events

41 Downtown York Directory

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You knoW about First Fridays in downtown York…but what about Fifth Fridays?

New for 2016: the York City Independent Restaurant Association is bringing you Fifth Friday, a night to toast to the weekend in downtown York.

During the months that have five Fridays in 2016—April 29, July 29, September 30, December 30—five downtown bars will offer $5 bar menus and fun drink specials.

“Fifth Fridays should feel like a party in downtown York,” says Philip Given, Fifth Friday organizer. “It’s a night specifically fo-cused on good food and drink and an excuse to come downtown—as if you needed one.”

The first Fifth Friday kicked off on January 29, 2016. Downtown revelers en-joyed bar specials like $5 crispy crab balls with Sriracha aioli and $5 Nashville hot chicken with shaved pickles at The Left Bank Restaurant and Bar; $5 sweet & sassy wings at Holy Hound Taproom; $5 sliders at Mudhook Brewing Co., made with Pepper’s Grille pulled pork on York City Pretzel Company rolls; and ended the evening on a sweet note with $5 red velvet cake at Otto’s Kitchen & Cocktails. Drink specials that night included $5 Grape Bombs at White Rose Bar & Grill and $5 martinis, daiquiris, old fashioneds, and Manhattans at Otto’s.

TGIFFThank God it’s FIFTHFriday!

Design Credit Zachary Rupert

Photo Credit: Digital Ephemera Photography


WellSupported.WellSpan is proud to support the health goals of our community.

From support ing the healthcare and sports medicine needs of the York Revolution to supporting your individual health goals, WellSpan is proud to be an active member of our community. In addit ion to finding innovative ways to help you feel your best, we’re also investing and partnering with others to ensure York City is a vibrant and healthy place to live, work, and play for each and every one of us.

Learn more about our efforts at WellSpan.org/Community

“We’ve heard a lot of feedback from downtown visitors that they wanted to see more recurring events like First Fridays in down-town York,” says Meagan Feeser of the York City Independent Restaurant Association, who is also director of marketing for Downtown Inc. “We thought that Fifth Fridays seemed like a fun concept to pull off on a smaller scale while still bringing attention to our downtown dining scene.”

Join the fun on Friday, April 29, and Friday, July 29, as downtown York celebrates Fifth Friday.

For more details and information on partici-pating restaurants, visit: www.facebook.com/YorkCityDining. Share in the fun on social media with the hashtag #5thFridayYork.

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Our Upcoming EventsMay: Sure Strip® Wallpaper MonthJuly: Summer Sizzlin’ Weekly Deals

August: Back to School SaleSeptember: Fabric Sale

Check out our website for more details at www.yorkwallstore.com

In-Stock Wallcoverings • Home Decor • Fabric Hunter Douglas® • Closeouts • And More

201 Carlisle Ave., York, PA717-854-4285

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Box Lunch Revue in Cherry LaneThe popular Box lunch revue concert series returns to downtown York on Tuesday, May 3. The Central York Middle School and High School Jazz Ensembles will open the season.

Each Tuesday and Thursday, May through August, enjoy free mu-sical entertainment in Downtown York’s Cherry Lane courtyard from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Many musical genres are represented, including: jazz, folk, indie, country, classic hits, Celtic, Hawaiian, blues, cigar box guitar, and more.

This year’s schedule includes musicians from throughout Pennsyl-vania and Maryland, and as far away as Arizona, New Hampshire, and New Jersey. During the entire month of May, York County school bands will be the featured performers.

Many favorites from past seasons will be returning. New perform-ers to the series include Weary Arts Group, Mylea Thompson, Parker James Hooker, Soji, Poorhouse Yard, Mickey Spain (of the internationally-touring group Makem and Spain), and Haley Richardson, who will be accompanied by her brother, Dylan. Haley Richardson, age 13, is an award-winning Irish fiddler. She is the 2015 Junior Fiddler of Dooney, two-time All-Ireland Under 12 champion, four-time All-Ireland place winner, and seven-time Mid-Atlantic Regional fiddle champion.

In the event of inclement weather, most performances will be moved indoors to the nearby Central Market House; updates will be shared via social media and by recorded message at 849-2217.

For a complete entertainment schedule, please visit www.yorkcity.org/BoxLunchRevue. Social media users can enjoy features on many of the upcoming performers by Liking York City Special Events on Facebook or following @YorkCityEvents on Twitter. White Rose Community Television will be filming many of the performances for broadcast on WRCT throughout the summer, with live-streaming available on WRCT.tv.

For more information, please email [email protected] or leave a message on the York City Special Events hotline: 717-849-2217.


Olde York Street Fair

Annual Mother’s Day Tradition Continues in YorkSunday, May 8, 2016


Helping to Improve York'sCentral Market

http://www.ycp.edu/academics/graham-innovation-scholars

York College's first class of Graham Innovation Scholars developedand presented to community leaders innovative ideas for improvingthe customer experience at Central Market in Downtown York.

The 41sT annual Olde York Street Fair will be held in downtown York, in and around Continental Square, on Sunday, May 8, 2016, from 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. All are invited to attend this free event. More than 100 arts and craft vendors will feature handmade gift items for sale. Food vendors will sell traditional American festival food as well as origi-nal creations. All food vendors donate a portion of their sales to area non-profit organizations. A Kid’s Fun Block will feature a variety of inflatables, carnival games, face painting, and other entertainment. Ticket sales for the inflatables in the Kid’s Fun Block will support York City Special Events. Ento-mologist Ryan Bridge (The Bug Man) will once again have his vast collection on dis-play for kids of all ages to see and touch! Four stages near Continental Square will feature live entertainment in a variety of genres, and strolling entertainers will de-light festival-goers. Several tented “rest stop seating” areas will be located throughout the street fair for the convenience of guests.

New for 2016: York City Special Events will be partnering with the York County Library System’s Summer Reading Club kickoff. Watch for details on special events that are being planned as part of this celebration, including special dance performances by Illstyle & Peace Produc-tions, the 2013 US Culture Ambassadors picked by the State Department. These dancers have toured Russia, Belarus, and the Ukraine, and the City of York is pleased to have the group at the street fair this year.

The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive in conjunction with the Olde York Street Fair on Sunday, May 8 (11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.), outside the Historical Society Museum in the 200 block of East Market Street. About an hour is all it takes to make a blood donation; in that time, you can help save three lives! To schedule your appointment, please call 800-RED-CROSS or visit www.redcross.org and select Donate Blood. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments take precedence. The Olde York Street Fair runs 12:30 to 6 p.m., so there’s still plenty of time to enjoy all of the day’s events! Bonus: The first 25 blood donors will receive a $10 gift certificate to Central Family Restaurant. For more information, visit www.yorkcity.org/OldeYorkStreetFair or call 717-849-2217Like York City Special Events on FacebookFollow @YorkCityEvents on Twitter.

Olde York Street Fair


Embrace the Blue MoonSpring Forward: A Spectacle of Art, Fashion and IndulgenceFriday, May 20

spring ForWard, an annual fundraising gala presented by The Parliament Arts Organization, is a glamorous celebration of community, emerging artists, and fashion coming together for an evening of spring inspiration. Featuring an open bar, as well as killer food and a dance party, Spring Forward is the event of the spring.

Spring Forward is held at the beautiful Bond Building, downtown York’s newest wedding and events venue. Situated on the cornerstone of Royal Square in the heart of downtown, The Bond is Central PA’s first industrial event space.


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Eight area artists are partnering with downtown York retailers to create immersive art installations that incorporate three-dimen-sional objects and design elements, bringing the art and fashion to life. When you enter the event, you become a part of the living, breathing masterpiece that is Spring Forward. It’s art meets fashion meets party, and it’s a night you won’t soon forget.

This year’s Spring Forward gala happens to fall on the blue moon, Friday, May 20. The term has traditionally referred to an “extra” moon, where a year which normally has 12 moons has 13 instead. The “blue moon” reference is applied to the third moon in a season with four moons.

Not only will the “blue moon” theme permeate the event, Blue Moon Brewing Co. will be hosting a fun photo booth and the Blue Moon will be flowing all night long, courtesy of The Beer Ace. Refreshments and catered food will be provided before and after the presentation, courtesy of The JDK Group.

All proceeds from this exclusive event will directly benefit The Parliament Arts Organization, which advances social & economic revitalization of York by providing professional development and event programming for creatives and cultural venues.

For tickets, visit www.parliamentyork.org.

Photo Credit: Seth Nenstiel Photography


May 1-7, 2016 by Sam Franz, York College of Pennsylvania

Small businesses across the nation will be celebrated for the impact and significance they provide to their communities during National Small Business Week this May. This year, National Small Business Week runs from May 1 – 7, with the theme “Dream Big, Start Small.” Much like Small Business Saturday every November, this event shines a spotlight on local businesses like the ones here in downtown York.

Celebrate National Small Business Week in downtown York by visiting our downtown districts: the Market District, the WeCo neighborhood and Royal Square District, to say hello to and sup-port our downtown business owners. More than half of Ameri-cans either own or work for a small business, and small businesses create about two out of every three new jobs in the United States each year. As part of National Small Business Week, Downtown Inc takes the opportunity to highlight the significance that these businesses and their owners and employees have on our down-town community.

Our small business owners in downtown York create rich, diverse and enticing Main Streets and city blocks. Whether you’re strolling through Penn Farmers Market in WeCo or dining al fresco at Tu-toni’s on North George Street, you know that it’s the small busi-nesses in downtown York that give our town our unique character.

By supporting local businesses, you help to support the com-munity you live in. For every $100 that you spend at a small business, $45 stays locally here in our town. To our downtown business owners, thank you. To our community members who support our downtown businesses during National Small Business Week and every week of the year, thank you. For more informa-tion on our downtown businesses and National Small Business Week in downtown York, follow Downtown Inc on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DowntownYorkPA.

"Dream Big, Start Small"

National Small Business WeekPhoto Credit: Digital Ephemera Photography

Eventive and York Traditions Bank, along with community partners CGA Law Firm and ComForCare York, will host food trucks, craft and domestic brews, stellar live music, family en-tertainment, and more on Saturday, May 21 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. inside PeoplesBank Park. Get your grub on and rock out to live music on the infield while the kids hang out at the Stauffer’s Playground in center field.

Brews & Skews is taking its game to the next level in 2016: • 15 food trucks serving all of your favorite items, including a signature food-on-a-stick selection. • 15 craft and domestic brews by the pint or the pony glass. Choose your own size! • Live music and rockin’ bands play for a picnic audience on the outfield grass. • Stauffer’s Playground is open to all for the Brews & Skews Family Fun Zone. • Full ballpark seating, entertainment, and amenities are open to maximize the experience. • NO TICKETS NEEDED! • PAY-AS-YOU-GO!

Find more information on Brews & Skews at BrewsAndSkews.com.

May 21Kick off the food festival season with the second annual Brews & Skews, presented by York Traditions Bank. This time around, the food trucks and craft brews are coming INSIDE PeoplesBank Park in an outfield explosion of tasty goodness for all ages. Join the community partners who bring you the York Halloween Parade, July4York, and FestivICE at the food-on-a-stick festival known as “Brews & Skews: Outfield Edition.”

Brews & Skews: Outfield Edition


heY, iT’s FinallY summer! Let’s get the family out of the house. Here’s a list of some fun activities to keep your kids busy and yourself sane this summer.

Downtown Kids’ Walking TourSaturday, May 14

Join Downtown Inc for the first-ever Downtown Kids’ Walking Tour. This tour includes stops at four downtown merchants and restaurants specializing in activities for younger members of our community. This tour will feature stops at: York City Pretzel Com-pany, Creative York, Sunrise Soap Company, and YorKitchen in Central Market. At each stop, kids will have the opportunity to make a treat or an item to take home with them. One guardian per child is required to attend the event. Age group: 4–9 years old. For tickets, visit: www.downtownyorkpa.com/kidstour.

York Revolution

Head to the ballpark for an afternoon or evening of fun. The Stauffer’s Playground area, complete with playsets, carousel, and giant inflatable slide, is perfect for entertaining young kiddos. Plus—fireworks every home game Saturday!

Bonus: sign your kids up for the Rookie Revs, the Official York Revolution Kids’ Club. For $27, they’ll get free playground ad-mission, behind-the-scenes tours, six field box ticket vouchers, autograph sessions, and more. Check out the Revs’ schedule at yorkrevolution.com. Great tip for parents: they have a nursing station and family restroom in the stadium.

Some summer highlights: • Kids Eat Free Wednesdays, presented by PeoplesBank • Sunday, May 15: Xpogo performs high-flying aerial air- powered pogo stick acrobatics • Sunday, May 29: Princess Day • Sunday, June 19: Super Hero Day! Appearance by the Central PA Avengers • Saturday, July 16: ZOOperstars! • Monday, August 8: Youth Hat Giveaway presented by UPMC for Kids • Wednesday, August 10: DownTown’s Birthday! All of his mascot friends will be here to join him in the celebration! • Sunday, August 14: Stauffer’s Family Fun Fest on the Brooks Robinson Plaza pre-game

Family Activities

Photo Credit: Poetic Stills Photography

www.yorkpa.org/factory-tours York County Convention & Visitors Bureau

1-888-858-YORK (9675) · [email protected]

June 15-18, 2016

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Made In America Tours Event is fun for the entire family. Artisanship large and small is going strong in York County with great products crafted at every turn.


Family Activities

Martin Library Summer Reading Club

With activities for kids from birth through age 18, the Summer Read-ing Club provides fun, educational programming all summer long, including storytime, movies, LEGO club, and more. This summer’s theme is “On your mark, set...read!” Online registration starts May 16 and the kick-off event will be held at Dover Area Community Center on Saturday, June 4, complete with food, games, entertain-ment, and prizes.

Central Market Saturdays

Standing at North Beaver and Philadelphia Streets for more than 125 years, Central Market, or “Market” as it’s affectionately known, is both a reminder of York’s storied history and a Saturday morning staple for many York families. We love “Market Days” and stopping in to grab a cup of coffee, a huge sticky Paris Bun from Copper Crust, or breakfast from Mezzogiorno.

Often on Saturdays, you’ll also find fun kids cooking and craft demos at the YorKitchen demo kitchen inside Market. Check the full YorKitchen events calendar at: www.yorkitchen.com/events.

Bonus Tip: Head out to North Beaver Street for some soapy fun playing in Sunrise Soap Company’s bubble machine!

PRIME Art Supply

Located at 128 E. King St. in the Royal Square Neighborhood, PRIME features kids’ Art-O-Rama Summer Camps for kids ages 6–12 and events, like tie dye days, outdoor art adventures, and kids’ parties…and even events for parents, like Coloring and Cocktails nights! Visit www.primeartsupply.com for more information.

Escape Games Live – NEW Kids’ Room

Mojo’s Museum is part circus, part Vegas, part science museum... This very special escape room was created with 8-13 year old kids in mind. Mojo's Museum is a feast for the senses that's full of surprises. Players will need to sort out clues, open locks, dodge the monkeys and even search out mustachioed fruit in order to make their great escape! www.escapegameslive.com

Healthy Hands Cooking York

Age appropriate cooking classes for children ages 2–13 are offered at Central Market. When children are busy scrubbing, mixing, stirring, kneading, spreading, tossing, squeezing, and pouring, they don’t real-ize that there’s a special ingredient that you’re adding: learning! Learn more at: www.healthyhandscooking.com/instructor/kelly-wilson

Let’s breed a new generation of downtown York aficionados. Share your love for our downtown with the kids in your life!

Photo credit: The Susquehanna Photographic


Wills Trusts ProbateOur goal is to write a Will for every adult memberof our community. If you have a lawyer call them.

If not, we invite you to call or visit us (Rich, Tara & Rebecca) to complete a Will. We charge reasonable prices in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

Art Gallery Our Art Gallery, featuring local

artists, is open during normal

business hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)

as well as First Fridays.

www.weprovidepeaceofmind.net

54 N. Duke St 717-843-5355

As the temperatures rise, cool down with the York Symphony Orchestra’s water-inspired performance, “All Rivers Run to the Sea.” The final show of the 2015-2016 season is a landmark celebration commemorating the 200th anniversary of The York Water Company. This exciting show will feature Ralph Vaughan Wil-liams’ epic Symphony No. 1 “A Sea Symphony” with special appearances by the York Symphony Chorus and outstanding guest soloists.

A message from musical director, Lawrence Golan:Thanks to the support of the York community, we have had a hugely successful season celebrating the beauty of nature through music. It’s quite fitting to conclude the season by celebrating York’s heritage with this musical and visual journey down some of the most beautiful rivers in the world.

As this series comes to a close, we are enthusiastically looking ahead to next season which will be unlike any before. We invite the community to take A Musical Journey Through Time—an artistic voyage high-lighting some of the most memorable pieces in music history.

Next season will feature iconic selections such as Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4, and welcome back many world-renowned performers, and local favorites. Of course, our 2016-2017 season wouldn’t be complete without everyone’s favorite Pops Series and Holiday Spectacular that will have you singing along. Join us for the excitement as we celebrate the last show of the 2015-2016 season, “All Rivers Run to the Sea,” and prepare to launch into next season! The York Symphony Orchestra will present “All Rivers Run to the Sea” Saturday, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center in York. Single tickets starting at $9 for adults and $5 for students are available online at www.yorksymphony.org or by calling 717-846-1111.

All Rivers Run to theYork Symphony OrchestraSaturday, May 21

Lawrence Golan, Music Director


Pigs on Penn Bacon Festival

“This liTTle piggY WenT To markeT…” You’ll be in hog heaven at the historic Penn Market for the 2nd annual Pigs on Penn Bacon Festival, Saturday, June 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission to the event is free. Food purchases are a la carte.

Bacon makes everything better! We treasure bacon in all of its forms and in every preparation. Sure, we have preferences – some like it baked or fried, some like it smoked, and some like it cured. But we reject nothing at first taste. Regardless of your preferred method of indulgence, we can agree that bacon has the power to enhance any flavor it encounters! Pigs on Penn is a bacon lover’s dream come true as we host a bounty of food trucks and vendors.

Promoting the popularity of bacon, Pigs on Penn will include activities for all ages. Opening with a Blessing of the Bacon, the event will feature kid-friendly events, learning activities, and contests for adults. Do you have the best Pig Call? Come prove it in a friendly competition! Or, you can nominate your friends for the title of Bacon King or Queen. Our porcine royalty will then preside in York’s Halloween Parade as the Bacon King and Queen of York.

Pigs on Penn runs concurrently with Penn Market hours. The market is proud to be celebrating 150 years of operation, making it the oldest contin-uously-operating market in historic York. Penn Market will be offering local produce, cheeses, meats, and more, as well as everything bacon.

Keep an eye on our Facebook page for updates, and start preparing for a day of basking in bacon bliss! www.facebook.com/FarmersMarketCompanyYorkPa

Saturday, June 4, 2016Penn Market380 W Market StreetYork, PA 17401https://www.facebook.com/events/462569680596972/



What do You Want to See Pop-Up in DowntownYork?vacanT WindoWs in downtown York are getting a makeover and stirring conversation, thanks to a new public art project from The Parliament Arts Organization.

#PopUpYork is a participatory public art project from The Parliament Arts Organization that invites Yorkers to share in shaping our com-munity’s future. Yorkers are welcome to stop by these installations and post a photo sharing what they wish the vacant space would become using the hashtag #PopUpYork on social media to let the world know.

Through partnering with property owners and artists, The Parliament Arts Organization aims to take over main street vacant store fronts in downtown York with elaborate art installations. Allowing residents to see potential in abandoned spaces, and artists a three-dimensional canvas in the public eye, this project directly serves the residents and artists of downtown York.


“We want to fuel the city of York’s revitalization through our programs, services and events,” says Executive Director of The Parliament, Alexandra Dwyer. “We really try to be innovative and progressive.”

There are currently five #PopUpYork installations in downtown York. For locations, visit www.parliamentyork.org.

#PopUpYork marries public art with city planning and is inspired by Candy Chang’s “I Wish This Was” Project from New Orleans, LA. The galleries are made possible by a grant from the York County Community Foundation.

The Parliament advances social & economic revitalization of York by providing professional development and event programming for creatives & cultural venues. www.parliamentyork.org

PopUpYork


The York County Heritage Trust was a pioneer in 1997 when the organization’s first Microbrew Fest was held. In the early years, only a few small breweries dotted the South Central Pa. region, and the event was novel in its concept. Over time, this major fundraiser grew in size and popularity as craft brewing overspread the area and beer festivals became commonplace.

History Untapped is Unique Among BrewfestsSaturday, June 11, 2016Agricultural & Industrial Museum Do you enjoy great beer, great food, and local history? History Untapped is the brewfest for you.


The festival’s locale, the Trust’s Agricultural & Industrial Museum, was unique and fit the farming roots of craft brewing. The site’s gritty vibe and outdoor spaces had great appeal, paired with live music and a chance to taste many brews in one evening. During the next decade, event attendance regularly exceeded 1,000 people. But while funds raised were at their peak, the museum and its artifacts started to be at risk. Something needed to change.

Desiring to continue the long tradition of the event, organizers retooled and rebranded it in 2014 to stand out from other similar events. Dubbed History Untapped: An Artisan Beer Affair, the new model is designed to offer a more intimate experience with a focus on beer-and-food pairings. Only 400 tickets are sold, pro-viding attendees an opportunity to converse with the brewers and restaurateurs and enjoy more “elbow room.” Each craft beer is paired with a food tasting, putting the spotlight on the complex-ities of the beers and their best culinary matches.

The “arrival” of beer as a capable partner to food is partly due to its flavor variety. Beermakers can experiment with barley, hops, and yeast, as well as spices, fruits, and vegetables, resulting in end-less combinations. And like wine pairings, there are many schools of thought. Among them are light dishes with light beers and heavy dishes with heavy beers; sweet brews with salty foods; bub-bles with fatty ones, and on and on!

Above all, most brewers will agree: drink what you like, and ex-periment! If you love pale ale, you’ll probably like it with anything you eat. This philosophy is in keeping with the casual spirit of History Untapped; experience York County history in the galler-ies and outdoor spaces of the museum; taste and enjoy the best offerings of our breweries, restaurants, and caterers; and support the mission of the York County Heritage Trust.

This year’s edition of History Untapped will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2016. For ticket information, visit www.yorkheritage.org.


What do you get when you bring together creative thinkers, makers, entrepreneurs, and the general public to discuss the issues and future of your city? You get Big Ideas. On Saturday, June 25, from 10 a.m. until 5p.m., that’s exactly what the Cultural Alliance will foster with their free event, Big Idea Saturday.

Big Idea Saturday will bring together some of the region’s most outstanding speakers, artists, innovative thinkers, and cultural en-thusiasts in order to foster, collaborate, and celebrate new ideas. Part of the Cultural Alliance of York County’s three-day Impact Arts and Culture Conference, Big Idea Saturday will bring together conference attendees and the general public for more than 20 labs, workshops, exhibitions, and discussions throughout downtown York exploring the next Big Idea. Documentary screenings on York’s art scene, interactive public art installations, pop-up exhibi-tions from artists across the Mid-Atlantic Region, panel discussions,

hands-on labs for kids and families, Skillswap sessions; these are just a sampling of what will be happening throughout York on June 25.

“Big Idea Saturday is about the sharing of ideas, inspiring action, and igniting change to positively impact our world,” explains Kelley Gibson, Director of Communications for the Cultural Alliance.

“The hundreds of people who come to BIS are artists, engineers, inventors, scientists, musicians, economists, explorers—people wanting to share big ideas and make big things happen.”

So, what’s YOUR big idea? Visit www.impactartsconference.org/big-idea-saturday to submit an idea of your own and download the schedule!

Big Idea SaturdaySaturday, June 25, 2015

Downtown Inc has partnered with Shipley Energy to bring you savings on your natural gas and electricity bills. Take advantage of natural gas 17-year lows by switching to Shipley…and support your downtown in the process.

Shipley Energy will give a designated portion of a customers’ nat-ural gas or electricity usage (5 cents per DTH) back to Downtown Inc. While local business and homeowners save on their natural gas and electricity bills, they’re also helping to fund downtown revitalization.

“Shipley Energy is dedicated to the York Community in so many ways,” says Tom Sibol, owner of White Rose Bar & Grill. “At the White Rose, we seek to build all of our business relationships with companies that have a local connection. Together, we can grow our businesses and build our community simultaneously.”

Shipley Energy traces its York roots back to 1929. Thomas Shipley founded the Roosevelt Garage and Supply Company on Roosevelt Street, across the street from York Manufacturing, as a convenient place for that company’s employees to fill their gasoline tanks and service their automobiles. Shipley Energy is the largest local-ly-owned provider of home heating energy, including oil, natural gas, and propane in Central Pennsylvania.

“We are proud of our long and dedicated service to our customers and neighbors in central Pennsylvania,” says William Shipley III, president of Shipley Group.

By using Shipley Energy for your natural gas and electricity, your money stays local to help fund downtown York initiatives. Give back to your community while saving money. Learn more at www.downtownyorkpa.com/shipleypartnership.

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July4York, presented by York Traditions Bank, is York’s new take on a classic American tradition. A free event for all, July4York kicks off Monday, July 4, at 5:30 p.m. with fired-up grills and the amped up “Family Fun Festival” on the Brooks Robinson Plaza, presented by CGA Law Firm. A carnival on the Brooks Robinson Plaza outside the stadium gates, the Family Fun Festival features inflatables and water amusements for kids. The Stauffer’s Playground inside PeoplesBank Park will be open and free for the event, which will feature a carousel, inflatable slides, obstacle course, and climbing challenges.

One of this year’s top animated films will play on the Jumbotron starting at 6 p.m. Live patriotic music begins at 8 p.m., leading into the “American Town” fireworks presented by Glatfelter Insurance Group at 9:30 p.m. The best lawn in York County – also known as the York Revolution outfield – will be open to blankets (no lawn chairs, please) for the fireworks display.

PeoplesBank Park will be rockin’ on Independence Day at July4York, presented by York Traditions Bank with support-ing sponsors CGA Law Firm, Glatfelter Insurance Group, and ComForCare Home Care. Find more information on July4York in downtown York at July4York.com.

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York’s 275th Birthday PartySaturday, July 23West Market StreetWeCo will celebrate York’s 275th birthday bash with a free birthday party for 550 attendees. West Market Street from Penn Street to Newberry Street will be closed to vehicle traffic as one long dinner table takes over the street. The sit-down BBQ dinner will feature chicken, corn on the cob, assorted salads, and, of course, birthday cake. Various styles of live music will entertain diners while embrac-ing the cultural differences of our city. Other activities at the event will include street performers, art, sidewalk chalk drawings, and so much more. This birthday celebration for the city will bring the community together at one table in the center of WeCo!

Want to get in on the fun? Wolfgang Candy Company will produce 3,000 candy bars, 275 of which will contain a Golden Ticket. These Golden Tickets will make it possible for the winner and a guest to sit at the table for the birthday bash. To learn more, follow WeCo York PA on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeCoYorkPA.

Art MarketSaturday, August 27West Market StreetServing as the connector between YorkFest on West Market Street and the Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festival at the York Empo-rium, the WeCo Art Market will line West Market Street west of the Codorus with artisans, crafters, vendors, and some fun artistic surprises. To learn more, follow WeCo York PA on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeCoYorkPA.

Summer SeriesThis summer, go west to WeCo [wee-koh]. Located just across the Codorus Creek, WeCo is a diverse business district with restaurants, shopping, entertainment, com-munity activities, and local businesses. Here, you’ll also find the historic Penn Street Farmers Market.



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Fourth Saturdays, May through SeptemberFoundry ParkCreekFire is exactly what it sounds like: floating fire pits loaded with wood are set aflame and cast into the middle of the Codorus Creek, surrounded by illuminated watercraft (some of which are even decorated into fantastic creatures and creations!). Live music, children’s activities, plein aire art, fire performers, and hydro bikes add to the celebration of culture, family, and community. Bring the family, a blanket/lawn chair, and head to Foundry Park every fourth Saturday from May to September. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/creekfireyork.

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and shopping destination in downtown York. Royal Square’s regal name comes from its imperial location,

flanked by Princess, Duke, King and Queen Streets.

Parking in downtown York is free after 5pm!

Market DistrictAnchored by Central Market, the Market Dis-

trict spans from Market Street through the North George Street corridor. Shop, dine and be en-

tertained throughout the downtown core from Continental Square to PeoplesBank Park.

WeCo [wee-koh]Go West to WeCo. Located just across the Codorus

Creek, WeCo is a diverse business district with restau-rants, shopping, entertainment, community activities, an independent movie theater and local businesses.

Here you’ll also find the Penn Farmers Market.

GETTING HERE AND PARKINGDowntown York is easily accessible from all points North, South, East and West. Main arteries you want to look for? George Street and Queen Street from the North and South; Market Street and Philadelphia Street from the East and West.

From Lancaster: Take Route 30 West to North George Street. Turn left onto North George Street. Follow straight.

From Harrisburg and all points North: Take I-83 South to Route 30 West, Exit 22 (N. George St.). Stay in the middle lane and turn right at the light on to North George Street. Follow straight.

From Gettysburg: Take Route 30 East to North George Street. Turn right onto North George Street. Follow straight.

From South/Baltimore: Take I-83 North to South George Street Exit. Follow Business I-83/South George Street.

PARKINGParking is plentiful in York City, with 350 on-street meters and 1,260 garage spaces in three garages conveniently lo-cated within walking distance to downtown attractions.

GARAGES• Market Street Garage (41 E. Market Street)• Philadelphia Street Garage (25 W. Philadelphia Street)• King Street Garage (15 W. King Street)• Central Market Parking Deck (W. Philadelphia and N. Beaver Streets)

Parking in York City garages is $2.50 per hour from 8am to 5pm.

Free Garage ParkingMonday through Friday, 5pm-8amSaturday and Sunday, ALL DAY

*Please note: occasionally a $6 Strand Event fee may be in effect in the Philadelphia Street Garage only during large Strand-Capitol events.

PARKING METERSEnforcement Hours:Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm (Free on Su.ndays and holidays observed by the City of York)Saturday from 9am-3pm for parking meters located in the “Retail Zone”/Core

The “Retail Zone” is:• George Street between King Street and North Street• Beaver Street between King Street and Gas Avenue• Market Street between Duke Street and Pershing Avenue• Philadelphia Street between Duke Street and Pershing AvenueMeters are marked with the hours of operation and enforcement.

Meter Rates:$0.05 - 3 minutes, $0.10 - 6 minutes, $0.25 - 15 minutesA maximum of 2 hours is allowed at all York City meters.

SmartMetersPark with one easy swipe: SmartMeters in the City of York. Over 200 SmartMeters in the Retail Zone/Core of downtown York allow for payment with both credit cards and coins.

Please direct all parking questions, concerns and comments to:York City Parking Bureau, 717-815-0517.


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Tired oF Being sTuck in an office all day? Downtown York offers so many delicious outside eating establishments where you can kick back and enjoy the beautiful weather. Grab some officemates or friends and unwind outdoors in downtown York.

Waterway Bar and Grill: (220 W. Philadelphia St.) The Waterway is downtown York’s only waterfront dining option! Listen to live music on the deck bar and feel like you’ve been transported to the beach. Pro-tip: order the Chesapeake Cheese Fries!

White Rose Bar and Grill: (48 N. Beaver St.) The White Rose is downtown’s largest open air bar and restaurant. Whether you’re enjoying a business lunch on the patio, one of downtown’s best happy hours, or dinner overlooking a bustling Beaver Street, White Rose is a cool summer hotspot.

Granfalloons Tavern: (41 E. Princess St.) Located just two blocks from Continental Square, this venue offers a cozy atmo-sphere nestled in a beautiful two-story historical building. Head out to the modern deck bar for daily drink and food specials to enjoy in the night air. Wednesday Wing Nights are a can’t-miss at Falloons.

Central Market: (34 W. Philadelphia St.) Grab lunch from one of Central Market’s fabulous vendors and dine outside on the Beaver Street patio…or take a short walk to Cherry Lane Park. Bonus: Each Tuesday and Thursday, May through August, enjoy free musical entertainment in Cherry Lane from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Baron Von Schwein: (35 W. Market St.) Enjoy your bar-becue where it was meant to be eaten: outside. Grab a seat as you dig into pulled pork, chicken, or brisket from The Baron.

Mudhook Brewing Company: (34 N. Cherry Ln.) Mudhook serves up house-brewed beers and delicious burgers on their patio all year long…but in August, Mudhook transforms Cherry Lane into a full-blown beach party, complete with sand (and hopefully, sun).

Tutoni’s: (108 N. George St.) Tutoni’s offers Mediterranean-in-spired dishes, served with love on their intimate sidewalk patio. For one of the most romantic date nights in downtown York, reserve an outdoor table and take your date on a figurative trip to Italy at Tutoni’s.

Otto’s Kitchen and Cocktails: (19 N. George St.) Otto’s features American comfort food with a twist in one of downtown York’s newest locations. Lounge in the open air as you sip on craft cocktails and dine on some of the most inventive dishes in town. Bonus: Otto’s has an amazing Saturday and Sunday brunch. Stage Deli on George: (26 N. George St.) Start your day off right with one of Stage’s breakfast dishes and your morning coffee on their George Street sidewalk patio. Not an early bird? Stop in on your lunch break and enjoy signature sandwiches and wraps.

York Blue Moon Restaurant: (361 W. Market St.) Dine in style on Blue Moon’s climate-controlled courtyard (soon to be expanding!). Blue Moon is an upscale casual venue and is always fresh and seasonal.

BrewVino: (251 N. George St.) What could be better than handcrafted pizza and a cold beer on a summer night? Meet up with some friends at BrewVino and dine the night away while overlook-ing PeoplesBank Stadium. Bonus: perfect viewing for post-game fireworks on home game Saturdays!

Offcenter Grill: (48 E. Market St.) The Yorktowne Hotel has been a great place to gather in downtown York for decades. During the warmer months, you can start or end your day on the Offcenter Grill’s outdoor dining patio.

Wherever you dine downtown, you’re sure to have a great time. Grab some friends and make a night of it in downtown York. For more information on downtown dining, visit www.downtownyork.com/dining.

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Yorkfest is York’s premier summer fine arts festival weekend featuring 100 select artists from all around the country, free family-friendly entertainment and hands-on arts activities, delicious food, and an evening community jazz concert. Yorkfest takes place this year on Saturday, August 27, and Sunday, August 28. Festival Marketplace hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. All events are free and open to the public.

This year’s featured artist is Brenda Wintermyer of York. Brenda’s painting entitled “City Alive” will be featured on all promotional items and merchandise for the festival this year. With Brenda’s large body of work featuring many York City locations, she is the ideal choice as the City of York celebrates its 275th birthday this year.

Yorkfest: York City’s Fine Arts FestivalSaturday, August 27, and Sunday, August 28

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Please note that pets are not permitted at Yorkfest (City of York ordinance). For additional information, please email [email protected] or call 717.849.2217 (voicemail and recorded message).

Visit www.yorkcity.org/yorkfest for all of the applications, entertainment schedule, maps, and parking information. A PDF of the event program book will be available online in August.

If you’re on Facebook, be sure to Like the York City Special Events page, or follow @YorkCityEvents on Twitter to receive regular updates on Yorkfest happenings.

Festival Highlights: The Yorkfest Juried Art Exhibition will be housed at the Agricultural and In-dustrial Museum. The public is invited to a reception for art and literary award winners at the museum, located at 217 W. Princess St., on Friday, August 26 (6 to 8 p.m.).

The Yorkfest Youth Art Competition will also be displayed at the Agricultural & In-dustrial Museum. The youth awards cer-emony will take place Saturday, August 27, at 2 p.m. One hundred fine artists from around the country will participate in the Festi-val Marketplace located around the Co-lonial Courthouse Complex, and along Pershing Avenue and the Rail Trail from Market to Princess Streets.

Prime Art Supply Company is organizing this year’s ChalkWalk along the 100 block of West Market Street. New this year will be a Family category.

Also new this year: The Creative York Family Pavilion will feature a platform stage with magic shows, storytelling, bal-loon twisting, face painting, and interac-tive community art projects.

Live music can be enjoyed both Saturday and Sunday in various locations around the grounds and inside of the Agricul-tural and Industrial Museum.

The York County Heritage Trust is plan-ning several activities in and around the Colonial Court House Complex for both days, including its gift shop and walking tours of the Murals of York and the Colonial Court House, plus talks and demonstrations. The Yorkfest Poetry Spoken Here tent will provide an area for dynamic poets from York and surrounding areas to read in an open tent throughout the weekend. The City of York will again offer a FREE community jazz concert in the Capitol Theatre on Saturday night, August 27. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and no tickets are required.


The Weekend is coming! You know that York County is always bustling with events to provide for a fun-filled weekend, but where do you even begin to start looking? A new site, York365.com, is the first one-stop, online calendar for arts and cultural events happening in York County.

York365.com features comprehensive listings of music, theatre and dance performances, museum and gallery exhibitions, film screenings, poetry readings, cultural festivals, kids’ activities, and much more-allowing you to see all York has to offer …365 days of the year!

So whether you are trying to find out what to do for First Friday, or you want to plan an upcoming date night, York365.com provides all the information you need to know to have your fingers on the pulse of what’s happening in York County. The website will be equipped with a search engine where you can filter events based on dates, organization or venue.

York365.com will also provide art resources such as calls for artists, volunteer opportunities, artist profiles, and so much more.

Whether you are looking for a photographer for your upcoming wedding, or looking for someone to paint a portrait of your pooch, the website will provide classifieds for art professionals offering their services in the area.

York365.com is brought to you by the Cultural Alliance of York County and made possible by a grant from the Women’s Giving Circle of York County Community Foundation, a diverse group of more than 80 women committed to strategic philanthropy to help shape the future of their community. The WGC’s investment in York365.com follows a year of study to identify an investment to support the entire arts community and build the Cultural Alli-ance’s capacity as a catalyst for York’s economic prosperity. Visit York365.com to find all of the year-round events happening in York County to plan your next outing.

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Fifth Friday April Downtown Restaurants Friday, April 29, 5-10pm

Celebrate the elusive Fifth Friday in downtown York. $5 bar snacks and killer libations at five downtown bars. As if you needed another reason to spend a Friday night downtown. www.facebook.com/YorkCityDining.

Box Lunch Revue Cherry Lane Court Tuesdays and Thursdays, May through August 11:30am-1:30pm

Each Tuesday and Thursday, May through August, enjoy free musical entertainment in Downtown York’s Cherry Lane court-yard from 11:30am to 1:30pm. For a complete entertainment schedule, visit www.yorkcity.org/BoxLunchRevue.

First Friday May Downtown Shops and Restaurants Friday, May 6, 5-9pm

Presented by WellSpan Health, First Friday is a celebration of downtown shops, restaurants, cul-tural venues, and nightlife hotspots. From 5-9pm, downtown shops and restaurants host special events, offer refreshments & promotions, and sponsor live entertainment. May’s First Friday theme is “Moms on Main.” www.downtownyorkpa.com/firstfridays

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41st Annual Olde York Street Fair Continental Square and W. Market Street Sunday, May 8, 12:30-6pm

The Olde York Street Fair is a Mother’s Day tradition in down-town York, in and around Continental Square. This free event features more than 100 vendors of handmade arts and crafts, a Kid’s Fun Block with bounce houses, games, face painting, coloring pages, and other entertainment. Food vendors will sell traditional American festival food as well as original cre-ations. www.yorkcity.org/OldeYorkStreetFair

Downtown First Awards LSC Design Thursday, May 12, 6-8pm

The Downtown First Awards are presented annu-ally to celebrate the people and businesses that put downtown first through their commitments of volunteer service, financial support and advocacy efforts. There are multiple award categories: outstanding small business, large business, individual, volunteer, individual within an organization, merchant and new business. For a list of nominees, visit www.downtownyorkpa.com/downtownfirstawards

Downtown Kids’ Walking Tour Downtown York Saturday, May 14

The first ever Kid’s Downtown Walking Tour. This tour includes stops at four downtown merchants and restaurants specializing in activities for younger members of our community: York City Pretzel Company, Creative York, Sunrise Soap Company and YorKitchen in Central Market. At each stop, kids will have the opportunity to make a treat or an item to take home with them. One guardian per child is required to attend the event. Age group: 4-9 years old. For tickets, visit www.downtownyorkpa.com/kidstour.

May Story Slam Holy Hound Taproom Tuesday, May 17, 7pm

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering on the third Tuesday of every month where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month’s theme. You can come just to listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell a story. Storytellers register upon arrival and names are drawn from a hat. May’s theme is “Best Intentions.” Tickets are $6 and sell out quickly. www.yorkstoryslam.com

BLOOM Art & Craft Market West Philadelphia Street Friday, May 20, 5-9pm

A Third Friday street fair in downtown York featuring independent artists and crafters sell-ing their creative work, including paintings, cards, photography, toys, jewelry, healing oils, clothing and accessories, mosaics, prints, pottery, fiber art and more. www.bloomyork.com


Spring Forward The Bond, 134 E. King Street Friday, May 20, 7-11pm

Join The Parliament Arts Organization for their 4th annual Spring Forward Fashion & Art Event, a spectacle of art, fashion and indulgence. Spring Forward is the ultimate collaboration of community, emerging artists and fashion coming together for an evening of spring inspiration. Local and international art will be paired with models styled from downtown merchants to re-flect the artists’ vision within their pieces. For more information on The Parliament Arts Organization and their annual event, please visit www.ParliamentYork.org.

York Flea N. Beaver Street Saturday, May 21, 10am-3pm

A street fair flea market held on North Beaver Street. The York Flea show-cases a unique collection of the finest handmade & vintage goods in the South Central PA region. This fun flea market also features live music and food vendors. www.yorkflea.com

Brews & Skews: Outfield Edition PeoplesBank Park Saturday, May 21, 11am-4pm

Brews & Skews is a carnival of local food on the outfield of Peo-plesBank Park. It’s a stellar festival with bands, craft brew and live entertainment. York restaurants and brewers demo their finest for all to enjoy. What’s the shtick? Everything edible is on a stick. No tickets needed – pay as you go! 15 food trucks; 15 craft and domestic brews. www.brewsandskews.com

CreekFire May Foundry Park Saturday, May 28, 7pm

CreekFire is exactly what it sounds like: floating fire pits loaded with wood are set aflame and cast into the middle of the Co-dorus Creek. Live music, children’s activities, plein aire art, fire performers and hydro bikes add to the celebration of culture, family and community. www.facebook.com/creekfireyork

First Friday June Downtown Shops and Restaurants Friday, June 3, 5-9pm

Presented by WellSpan Health, First Friday is a celebration of downtown shops, restaurants, cultural venues, and nightlife hotspots. From 5-9pm, downtown shops and restaurants host special events, offer refreshments & promotions, and sponsor live entertainment. June’s First Friday theme is “Block Party.” www.downtownyorkpa.com/firstfridays

Pigs on Penn Bacon Festival Penn Farmers Market Saturday, June 4, 11am-4pm

You’ll be in hog heav-en at the historic Penn Market for the 2nd annual Pigs on Penn Bacon Festival, Saturday, June 4th from 11am to 4pm. Admission to the event is free. Food purchases are a la carte. Pigs on Penn is a bacon lover’s dream come true as we host a bounty of bacon-focused food trucks and vendors. www.facebook.com/FarmersMarketCompanyYorkPa

History Untapped: An Artisan Beer Affair Agricultural & Industrial Museum Saturday, June 11

Experience York County history in the galleries and outdoor spaces of the Agricultural & Industrial Museum; taste and enjoy the best offerings of our breweries, restaurants and caterers; and support the mission of the York County Heritage Trust. www.yorkheritage.org


First FridaysEveryone is invited to attend First Friday in downtown York when stores, restaurants, galleries and pubs offer extended hours and specials from 5-9pm on the First Friday of every month.

Presented by WellSpan Health, First Friday is a celebration of downtown shops, eateries, cultural venues and nightlife hotspots. More than 60 downtown shops and restaurants host special events, offer refreshments and promotions, and sponsor live entertainment.

First Friday events began in 2005 and are organized by Downtown Inc, the nonprofit charged with promoting York City's core business district.

"They've been growing exponentially since then," says Mea-gan Feeser, Downtown Inc's marketing director.

From WeCo to the Market District to Royal Square, thou-sands of visitors to downtown fill the streets, shops and restaurants, participating in the monthly themed activities, enjoying complimentary beer samples from The Beer Ace and Brewery Products and celebrating all that downtown York has to offer.

Parking is free in York City after 5pm at both parking meters and the three York City garages, making it easy and convenient to join in the First Friday revelry.

First Friday-goers are invited to participate in the fun on social media as well, posting photos and videos with the hashtag #FFYork.

Upcoming First Friday Themes: May 6: Moms on Main June 3: Block PartyJuly 1: Christmas in July August 5: Sidewalk Sale September 2: Fashion Friday

Visit www.downtownyorkpa.com/firstfridays and Like Downtown Inc on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ DowntownYorkPa.

BLOOM Art & Craft Market West Philadelphia Street Friday, June 17, 5-9pm

A Third Friday street fair in downtown York featuring indepen-dent artists and crafters selling their creative work, including paintings, cards, photography, toys, jewelry, healing oils, cloth-ing and accessories, mosaics, prints, pottery, fiber art and more. www.bloomyork.com

June Story Slam Holy Hound Taproom Tuesday, June 21, 7pm

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering on the third Tuesday of every month where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month’s theme. You can come just to listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell a story. Storytellers register upon arrival and names are drawn from a hat. June’s theme is “The Naked Truth.” Tick-ets are $6 and sell out quickly. www.yorkstoryslam.com

Big Idea Saturday Downtown York Saturday, June 25, 10am-5pm

Big Idea Saturday will bring together some of the region’s most outstanding speakers, change-makers, creative thinkers, entrepreneurs and cultural enthusiasts to foster, collaborate and celebrate new ideas. 20+ labs, workshops, and sessions will be spread out across downtown York for both Impact Arts Conference attendees and the general public to enjoy. Documentary screenings, panel discussions, hands-on labs, Skillswap sessions; these are just a sampling of what will be happening throughout York on June 25. www.impactartscon-ference.org/big-idea-saturday

CreekFire June Foundry Park Saturday, June 25, 7pm

CreekFire is exactly what it sounds like: floating fire pits load-ed with wood are set aflame and cast into the middle of the Codorus Creek. Live music, children’s activities, plein aire art, fire performers and hydro bikes add to the celebration of cul-ture, family and community. www.facebook.com/creekfireyork

First Friday July Downtown Shops and Restaurants Friday, July 1, 5-9pm

Presented by WellSpan Health, First Friday is a celebration of downtown shops, restaurants, cul-tural venues, and nightlife hotspots. From 5-9pm, downtown shops and restaurants host special events, offer refreshments & promotions, and sponsor live entertainment. July’s First Friday theme is “Christmas in July.” www.downtownyorkpa.com/firstfridays

July4York PeoplesBank Park Monday, July 4, 5:30pm; fireworks at 9:30pm

July4York presented by York Traditions Bank is York’s new take on a classic American tradition. A free event for all, July4York kicks off at 5:30pm with fired-up grills and the amped up “Family Fun Festival” presented by CGA Law Firm. One of this year’s top animated films will play on the jumbotron starting at 6pm. Live patriotic music begins at 8pm leading into the “American Town” fireworks presented by Glatfelter Insurance Group at 9:30pm. www.July4York.com

BLOOM Art & Craft Market West Philadelphia Street Friday, July 15, 5-9pm

A Third Friday street fair in downtown York featuring indepen-dent artists and crafters selling their creative work, including paintings, cards, photography, toys, jewelry, healing oils, clothing and accessories, mosaics, prints, pottery, fiber art and more. www.bloomyork.com


July Story Slam Holy Hound Taproom Tuesday, July 19, 7pm

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering on the third Tuesday of every month where anyone can take a turn at the micro-phone and tell a TRUE story based on that month’s theme. You can come just to listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell a story. Storytellers register upon arrival and names are drawn from a hat. July’s theme is “Brush With Fame.” Tickets are $6 and sell out quickly. www.yorkstorys-lam.com

York’s 275th Birthday Party in WeCo West Market Street, between Penn and Newberry Streets Saturday, July 23

Keep an eye out for some special candy bars from Wolfgang Candy Company that contain your Golden Ticket to attend this free birthday bash. 550 lucky Yorkers will enjoy a free barbeque dinner and birthday party at one long table down the center of West Market Street in the WeCo neighborhood. For more details, follow WeCo York PA on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeCoYorkPA.

CreekFire July Foundry Park Saturday, July 23, 7pm

CreekFire is exactly what it sounds like: floating fire pits loaded with wood are set aflame and cast into the middle of the Codorus Creek. Live music, children’s activities, plein aire art, fire performers and hydro bikes add to the celebration of culture, family and community. www.facebook.com/creek-fireyork

Fifth Friday July Downtown Restaurants Friday, July 29, 5-10pm

Celebrate the elusive Fifth Friday in downtown York. $5 bar snacks and killer libations at five downtown bars. As if you needed another reason to spend a Friday night downtown. www.facebook.com/YorkCityDining.

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First Friday August Downtown Shops and Restaurants Friday, August 5, 5-9pm

Presented by WellSpan Health, First Friday is a celebra-tion of downtown shops, restaurants, cultural venues, and nightlife hotspots. From 5-9pm, downtown shops and restaurants host special events, offer refreshments & promotions, and sponsor live entertainment. August’s First Friday theme is “Sidewalk Sale.” www.downtown-yorkpa.com/firstfridays

August Story Slam Holy Hound Taproom Tuesday, August 16, 7pm

York Story Slam is a monthly gathering on the third Tuesday of every month where anyone can take a turn at the microphone and tell a TRUE story based on that month’s theme. You can come just to listen to other people tell stories, or you can sign up to tell a story. Storytellers register upon arrival and names are drawn from a hat. August’s theme is “Dog Days.” Tickets are $6 and sell out quickly. www.yorkstoryslam.com

YorkFest Fine Arts Festival W. Market Street and Colonial Complex Center Saturday, August 27, 10am-5pm Sunday, August 28, 10am-4pm

Yorkfest features a weekend of 100 select fine artists from all around the country, the Creative York juried exhibition at the Agricultural & Industrial Museum, free family entertainment and hands-on arts activities, a free community jazz concert in the Capitol Theatre on Saturday night, ChalkWalk, youth art exhibit and awards ceremony, walking tours of the York Murals, tours and demonstrations at the Colonial Court House Complex, and much more! www.yorkcity.org/yorkfest

Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festival The York Emporium, 343 West Market St. Saturday, August 27, 10am-6pm

The world’s largest cigar box guitar/homemade instru-ment festival, featuring more than a dozen acts on two stages, vendors, demonstrations and more. Free to at-tend! www.facebook.com/Pennsylvania-Cigar-Box-Gui-tar-Festival-122995721068990

WeCo Art Market West Market Street Saturday, August 27

Serving as the connector between YorkFest on West Market Street and the Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festival at the York Emporium, the WeCo Art Market will line West Market Street west of the Codorus with artisans, crafters, vendors and some fun artistic surpris-es. To learn more, follow WeCo York PA on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeCoYorkPA.

CreekFire August Foundry Park Saturday, August 27, 7pm

CreekFire is exactly what it sounds like: floating fire pits loaded with wood are set aflame and cast into the middle of the Codorus Creek. Live music, children’s activities, plein aire art, fire perform-ers and hydro bikes add to the celebration of culture, family and community. www.facebook.com/creekfireyork

York City Boutique Week Downtown York Shops Tuesday, August 30 through Saturday, September 3

Boutique Week is a fashion-focused week celebrating downtown York’s independently owned home and apparel retailers. Featuring a fashion luncheon, fashion happy hour, in-store promotions, trunk shows and more. www.downtownyorkpa.com/yorkcityboutique-week

York City Boutique Week Fashion Show MarketView Arts Thursday, September 1

Downtown York’s most fashionable event: a runway-style fashion show featuring downtown York retailers. Tickets required: www.downtownyorkpa.com/yorkcityboutiqueweek

Save the Date: THE event of the year—The Downtown Inc Masquerade Ball—will be held Saturday, October 29 at Martin Library. This event sells out every year! For information and tickets, visit www.downtownyorkpa.com/masqueradeball.

Ongoing: Susquehanna Ale TrailBold Hops. Rich flavor. Great beer. That’s the philosophy behind the brewing locations of the Susque-hanna Ale Trail, a collection of establishments beginning in the heart of Downtown York, continu-ing into the growing brewery hub of Hanover and stretching across Central Pennsylvania. Each member shares a commitment to creating good times and great beer. You’re invited to see and taste first-hand how well-known names and up-and-coming brewers of the booming American craft beer industry alike got their starts and are continuing to drive innovation. For participating locations, events and more, visit www.SusquehannaAleTrail.com.


ATTRACTIONS FACTORY TOURSNew Grounds Roasting Company 284 W. Market St. / 717-843-0716 www.newgroundscoffee.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-4pm, Sat., 8am-12pm. Tours are free. Please call in advance.

Sunrise Soap Company 29 N. Beaver St. / 717-858-4549 www.sunrisesoapco.com Tues., Thurs., Fri. 11am-3pm, Sat. 9am-4pm

York City Pretzel Company 39 W. Market St. www.yorkcitypretzelcompany.com Mon.-Sat., 8am-3pm, Sun. 10am-3pm.First Fridays & Special Events special hours; Tours by appt.

York Time Institute 312 W. Market St. / 717-848-3152 www.yorktimeinstitute.com Appointments only. GALLERIES

Art Studio 323 Artist studio 323 W. Mason Ave., 2nd, 3rd and 4th Fl. 717-515-4911 Open by appointment.

Creative York North 10 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-3200 http://creativeyork.org/ Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 10am-2pm, First Fridays 4pm-9pm or by appointment

Creative York West 118 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-3200 http://creativeyork.org/ Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 10am-2pm, First Fridays 4pm-9pm or by appointment

Clay Path Studio 33 W. Market St. / 717-559-0223 www.claypathstudio.com Tues., Thurs., Sat., 9am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Gallery B 11 W. Philadelphia St. 717-654-6559

Gerald Davidson Studio 15 E. Philadelphia St. 717-683-8767 www.geralddavidsonstudio.com

HIVE artspace 126 E. King St. / 917-971-7456 www.hiveartspace.com Thurs., Fri., Sat., 11am-3pm and by appointment First Fridays 5pm-9pm

i-ron-ic Coffee, boutique, screen-printing, and gallery house 256 W. Philadelphia St. 717-505-9818 http://i-ron-ic.com Mon.-Sun. check website for times

JustBRENDA Art Studio Gallery 22 N. Beaver St. / 717-495-1353 www.brendaart.net Thurs. & Fri., 1-6pm; Sat., 11am-3pm, or by appointment.

King’s Courtyard Artists’ Collective 124 E. King St. / 717-770-7812 www.facebook.com/KingsCourtyard-CollectiveGallery Tues. Thurs and Sat., 11am-3pm or by appointment

Rich Reilly Attorney At Law 54. N. Duke St. / 717-843-5355 www.weprovidepeaceofmind.net Gallery open First Fridays 5-9pm

PA Arts Experience Gallery & Orientation Center at Marketview Arts Information center and gallery for PA Arts Experience artist trail 37 W. Philadelphia St. 717-884-8822 / www.PaArtsExperience.org Tues. & Thurs.10am-2pm; Sat. 10am-3pm; First Fridays 5:30pm-9pm

The Parliament Art Gallery & Tea Bar 116 E. King St. / 717-683-6621 www.parliamentyork.org Tues.-Sat., 11am-7pm and by appointment. First Fridays 5-9pm

PRIME Art Supply 128 E. King St. / 443-280-1573 www.primeartsupply.com

The Rooted Artist Collective 101 N. Newberry St. www.facebook.com/ therootedartistcollective Wed.-Sat., 11am-8pm; Sat. & Sun., 11am-5pm

Sign of the Wagon 154 E. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-1669 www.signofthewagon.com Open by appointment and events on website

SMALL STAR Art House Micro-theater with York-centric art gallery 232 W. Market St. / 717-891-6509 www.smallstaryork.com Show times are Thurs.-Sun.: 3pm, 5:30pm, 7:30pm

Studio Gallery 234 300 S. Pershing Ave. / 717-854-7028 www.studiogallery234.com Mon., Wed. & Sat., 10am-5pm; Fri., 11:30am-3pm; and by appointment Vulcania Graphics & Fine Art, LLC 122 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-252-1085 www.vgafa.com By appointment only: Tues.-Fri., 10am-6pm, Sat. 10am-2pm; First Fridays 5pm-9pm

Working Class York 15 E. Philadelphia St. 717-843-3345 www.workingclassyork.com

LIBRARIESMartin Library 159 E. Market St. / 717-846-5300 www.yorklibraries.org/martin Mon.-Thurs., 9am-8pm; Fri. & Sat., 9am-5:30pm; Sun., 1-5pm

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Downtown York Visitors Information Center (Central Market) / 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 1-888-858-YORK / www.yorkpa.org


York County Heritage Trust Library/Archives 250 E. Market St. / 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org Tues.-Sat., 9am-5pm; $8 library usage fee per day for non-members

MUSEUMS MUSEUMS York County Heritage Trust 717-848-1587 www.yorkheritage.org One regular admissions pass provides entry to all open Trust museums and sites that day. December 1 through April 1: adults $12; $5 students 6-18; children 5 and under, free. April 2 through November: adults $15; $7 stu-dents 6-18; children 5 and under, free.

Historical Society Museum 250 E. Market St. / 717-848-1587 Open year round: Tues. – Sat., 9am-5pm

Agricultural & Industrial Museum Open year round: 217 W. Princess St. / 717-848-1587 Tues.-Sat., 10am-4pm

Colonial Complex 152 E. Market St. / 717-848-1587 By guided tour only, April 2 through November. See schedule at www.yorkheritage.org/ eventscalendar.asp

Bonham House 152 E. Market St. / 717-848-1587 By guided tour only, April 2 through November. See schedule at www.yorkheritage.org/ eventscalendar.asp

Fire Museum 757 W. Market St. / 717-848-1587 Sat. only, 10am-4pm, April 2 through November

PARKSCherry Lane Park Along Cherry Ln., between W. Market St. and Clarke Ave.

Foundry Plaza/Codorus Boat Basin On Grant St., between W. Market and W. Philadelphia Streets

Heritage Rail Trail County Park Market St. & Pershing Ave. 717-840-7440

SPORTS & GAMES CrossFit York 147 W. Philadelphia St. 443-538-1147 www.crossfityork.com

Escape Games Live Puzzle Room Adventures 147 W. Philadelphia St. 717-870-4033 www.escapegameslive.com Call to make reservations.

Timeline Arcade 54 W. Market St. (717) 634-2600 www.timelinearcade.com

YMCA 90 N. Newberry St. 717-843-7884 ext. 260 www.yorkcoymca.org

YWCA 320 E. Market St. / 717-845-2631 www.ywcayork.org

York Revolution Professional Baseball PeoplesBank Park 5 Brooks Robinson Way 717-801-4487 www.yorkrevolution.com

THEATER, CINEMA & MUSICCapLive (Capitol Theatre) 50 N. George St. / 717-846-1111 www.caplivemusic.com

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Kable House Presents (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-746-8620 www.kablehousepresents.com

SMALL STAR Art House Micro-theater with unique first-run films 232 W. Market St. / 717-891-6509 www.smallstaryork.com Show times are Thurs.-Sun.: 3pm, 5:30pm, 7:30pm

Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center 50 N. George St. / 717-846-1111 www.strandcapitol.org

York Symphony Orchestra 50 N. George St. / 717-812-0717 www.yorksymphony.org

LODGINGGrace Manor B&B 258 W. Market St. / 717-542-0787 www.gracemanorbandb.com

Rodeway Inn 132 N. George St. / 717-843-8974 www.rodewayinn.com

Yorktowne Hotel 48 E. Market St. / 717-848-1111 www.yorktowne.com

DININGBREAKFASTCentral Family Restaurant Family / Diner 400 N. George St. / 717-845-4478 www.eatatcentral.com Mon.-Sat., 5am-10pm; Sun. 7am-9pm

The Busy Bee (Central Market) Eclectic sandwiches and salads 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-825-0866 www.facebook.com/thebusybee1723 Tues. & Thurs., 9am-3pm; Sat., 7am-3pm

The Copper Crust Co.(Central Market) Pastries, Baked Goods, Wraps, and Salads 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-650-6235 www.thecoppercrust.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 7am-2pm; Sun., 9am-2pm

The Corner Cabinet (Central Market) Soups, salads, sandwiches, pressed juices; brunch on Saturdays 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-472-5293 Tues., & Thurs. 9 am – 2 pm; Sat. 8 am – 2 pm

Glazin’ Fresh baked donuts, coffee and carryout beer selection 101 S Duke St. / www.glazin.com Sun.-Thurs., 7am-7pm, Fri.-Sat., 7am-11pm

i-ron-ic Coffee, boutique, screen-printing, and gallery house 256 W. Philadelphia St. 717-505-9818 7 days a week, 7am-7pm

Joy’s Café Coffee Shop, Sandwiches 221 W. Philadelphia St. 717-855-2233 www.Joys-Cafe.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-5:30pm (Sep.-May); Mon.-Fri., 7am-4:30pm (June-Aug.)

J.R.’S Fresh Cut Fries (Central Market) American/Burgers, Fries, Bar-B-Que, Sausage, Hot Dogs 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-332-2502 www.jrsfries.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Mezzogiorno (Central Market) Italian 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-5822 www.mezzoatthemarket.com Tues.-Sun., 7am-2pm

Offcenter Grill (Yorktowne Hotel) American 48 E. Market St. / 717-848-1111 www.yorktowne.com Sun. & Mon., 6:30am-2pm; Tues.-Thurs., 6:30am-10pm, Fri.-Sat., 6:30am-Midnight

Otto’s Kitchen & Cocktails (Saturday & Sunday Brunch) American Comfort Food & Craft Cocktails 19. N. George St. www.ottosyork.com Mon.-Thurs., 11am-1am; Fri., 11am-2am; Sat., 9am-2am; Sun., 9am-1am

Pepper’s Grille At Central Market Breakfast, Home-Cooked Lunches with a Twist 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-654-0585 www.facebook.com/Peppersgrille Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 8am-2pm; Fri. 11am-2pm

The Stage Deli On George Deli Sandwiches 26 N. George St. / 717-668-8193 www.facebook.com/ Stagedeliongeorge Mon.-Fri., 7:30am-3pm

Wangs and Thangs Soul Food 29 E. Princess St. / 717-848-8958 Tues.- Sat. 8am- 8pm

White Rose Bar & Grill (Saturday & Sunday Brunch) American 48 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-5369 www.whiterosebarandgrill.com Restaurant: Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm, Fri. 11am-11pm, Sat. 8am-11pm, Sun. 10am-10pm Bar: Mon.-Sat. 11am-2am; Sun. 11am-Midnight

York City Pretzel Company Hand-twisted hard and soft pretzels 39 W. Market St. www.yorkcitypretzelcompany.com Mon.-Sat., 8a-3p, First Fridays & Special Events special hours; Tours by appt.

QUICK-SERVICEBair’s Fried Chicken (Central Market) American 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-1945 www.bairsfriedchicken.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 7am-3pm; Fri., 8:30am-3pm; First Fridays Until 9pm

Baron Von Schwein Barbeque 35 W. Market St. / 717-848-6576 www.facebook.com/ baronvonschwein Mon., Tues. 11am-2:30pm; Wed.-Fri 11am-9pm

J.R.’S Fresh Cut Fries (Central Market) American/Burgers, Fries, Bar-B-Que, Sausage, Hot Dogs 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-332-2502 www.jrsfries.com www.facebook.com/jrsfries Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Martinez Grocery Deli/Sandwiches 55 N. Newberry St. 717-851-1058



Marcello’s Pizza Pizza/Subs 7 S. George St. / 717-854-5454 www.marcellosonline.com Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm; Fri. & Sat., 11am-11pm; Sun., Noon-10pm

McDonald’s American 142 S. George St. / 717-846-1021 www.mcdonalds.com Lobby: 6am-11pm; Drive-Thru: 24 Hours

Nuts About Granola Shoppe Specialty Foods, Ice Cream, Parfaits 46 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-814-9648 www.nutsaboutgranola.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 9am-3pm; First Fridays 11am-9pm

Pepper’s Grille At Central Market Cheesesteaks, sliders and more. Breakfast & lunch. 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-654-0585 www.facebook.com/Peppersgrille Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 8am-2pm; Fri. 11am-2pm

The Stage Deli On George Deli Sandwiches 26 N. George St. / 717-668-8193 www.facebook.com/ Stagedeliongeorge Mon.-Fri., 7:30am-3pm

Subway Subs/Sandwiches 18 N. George St. / 717-854-7199 www.subway.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-9pm, Sat., 8am-9pm, Sun., 10am-7pm

Wangs and Thangs Soul Food 29 E. Princess St. / 717-848-8958 Tue.- Sat. 8am- 8pm

York City Pretzel Company Hand-twisted hard and soft pretzels 39 W. Market St. www.yorkcitypretzelcompany.com Mon.-Sat., 8a-3p; Sun., 10a-3p; First Fridays & Special Events special hours; Tours by appt.

CASUAL DININGBrewVino Hand-crafted Pizza 251 N. George St. / 717-850-2781 www.brewvino.com Wed. & Thurs. 4pm-10pm, Fri. 11am-11pm, Sat. 4pm-11pm, Sun. 12pm-8pm

Central Family Restaurant Family / Diner 400 N. George St. / 717-845-4478 www.eatatcentral.com Mon.-Sat., 5am-10pm; Sun. 7am-9pm

Cobblestones Gastropub & Sports Complex American - 65 beers on tap 205 S. George St. / (717) 848-3866 www.facebook.com/pages/ Cobblestones-Gastropub-Sports- Complex Mon.-Sat., 4pm-2am

The Corner Cabinet (Central Market) Soups, salads, sandwiches, pressed juices; brunch on Saturdays 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-472-5293 Tues., & Thurs., 9 am – 2 pm; Sat. 8 am – 2 pm

DiCarlo’s Pizza Pizza 24 N. George St. / 717-793-2023 www.dicarlospizza.com Mon.-Wed. 11am-7pm; Fri. & Sat., 11am-10pm; Sun., Noon-7pm

Esaan Thai Restaurant Asian (BYOB) 30 N. Beaver St. / 717-718-9300 www.esaanofpa.com Mon. & Tues., 11am-3pm; Wed.-Sat., 11am-9pm; Sun., 5-9pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Granfalloons Tavern American/Bar 41 E. Princess St. / 717-843-5450 www.falloonsyork.com Mon.-Fri., 4pm-2am; Sat. & Sun., 6pm-2am

Johnny’s Burgers and Malts Burger Joint 111 E. Princess St. / 717-900-4832 Mon.-Sat., 11am-5pm


Mudhook Brewing Co. American/Bar 34 N. Cherry Ln. / 717-747-3605 www.mudhookbrewing.com Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm; Fri. & Sat., 11am-Midnight; Sun. 11am-7pm


Otto’s Kitchen & Cocktails American Comfort Food & Craft Cocktails 19. N. George St. www.ottosyork.com Mon.-Thurs., 11am-1am; Fri., 11am-2am; Sat., 9am-2am; Sun., 9am-1am

Waterway Bar & Grill American 220 W. Philadelphia St. 717-845-4773 www.thewaterwaybar.com Wed.-Sun., 11am-2am

White Rose Bar & Grill American 48 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-5369 www.whiterosebarandgrill.com Restaurant: Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm, Fri. 11am-11pm, Sat. 8am-11pm, Sun. 10am-10pm Bar: Mon.-Sat. 11am-2am; Sun. 11am-Midnight

FINE DININGBlue Moon Casual Upscale. Fresh, seasonal. 361 W. Market St. / 717-854-6664 www.bluemoonfresh.com Lunch: Tues.-Fri., 11:30am-2:30pm; Dinner: Tues.-Sat., 4:30-9:30pm

The Commonwealth Room (Yorktowne Hotel) Fine Dining 48 E. Market St. / 717-848-1111 www.yorktowne.com Available only for private parties of 10 or more

Esaan Thai Restaurant Asian (BYOB) 30 N. Beaver St. / 717-718-9300 www.esaanofpa.com Mon. & Tues., 11am-3pm; Wed.-Sat., 11am-9pm; Sun., 5-9pm; First Fridays Until 9pm



The Left Bank Cosmopolitan atmosphere. Interna-tional cuisine. 120 N. George St. / 717-843-8010 www.leftbankyork.com Mon. Dinner: 4pm-’Till; Tues.-Fri. Lunch/Dinner: 11am-’Till; Sat. Dinner: 5pm-’Till


The Roosevelt Tavern Upscale farm-to-table cuisine in a casual setting. 50 N. Penn St. / 717-854-7725 www.roosevelttavern.com Lunch: Tues.-Fri., 11:30am-4pm; Dinner: Tues.-Sat., 4-9pm

Tutoni’s Mediterranean-inspired, farm-to-table. 108 N. George St. / 717-885-5169 www.tutonis.com Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11am-2:30pm; Dinner: Mon.-Thurs. 5pm-9pm; Sat. 5-10pm

MARKET VENDORSCentral Market Historic Farmer’s Market with over 50 Vendors 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-2243 www.centralmarketyork.com www.facebook.com/ centralmarketyork Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 6am-2pm. Indi-vidual Stand Hours May Vary.

*Free parking on Saturdays and the market is open year round

Farmers’ Market Company York’s Oldest Indoor Market; Free Parking 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-1402 www.facebook.com/ FarmersMarketCompanyYorkPa Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-2pm. Individual Stand Hours May Vary.

All About Brownies (Central Market) Gourmet Brownies, Some Gluten-Free, Brownie Sundaes With Perrydell Ice Cream 34 West Philadelphia St. 717-741-2452 www.allaboutbrownies.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Allegro Winery (Central Market) Fine Wines 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-927-9148 www.allegrowines.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

And Everything Beyond Bakery & Gift Shop (Central Market) Gourmet cupcakes, doughnuts 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-693-3864 www.facebook.com/ andeverythingbeyond

Bair’s Fried Chicken (Central Market) American 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-1945 www.bairsfriedchicken.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 7am-3pm; Fri., 8:30am-3pm; First Fridays Until 9pm

Brunner’s Exotic (Central Market) Fresh Fruit, Smoothies And Slushies 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-600-6021 Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 9am-2pm

The Busy Bee (Central Market) Eclectic sandwiches and salads 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-825-0866 www.facebook.com/thebusybee1723 Tues. & Thurs., 9am-3pm; Sat., 7am-3pm

Conrad’s Deli (Central Market) Delicatessen 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-854-7382 www.facebook.com/conradsdeli Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 6am-2pm

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The Copper Crust Co. (Central Market) Pastries, Baked Goods, Wraps, And Salads 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-650-6235 www.thecoppercrust.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 7am-2pm; Sun., 9am-2pm

The Corner Cabinet (Central Market) Soups, salads, sandwiches, pressed juices; brunch on Saturdays 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-472-5293 Tues., & Thurs. 9 am – 2 pm; Sat. 8 am – 2 pm

Crazy Corkey’s Kettle Corn (Central Market) Official Kettle Corn Of the York Revolution 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-887-7340 www.facebook.com/pages/ Crazy-Corkeys-Kettle-Corn Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Croweo Amish Food and Stuff to Go (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-495-8248 www.facebook.com/pages/ Croweo-Amish-Food-and-Stuff- to-Go/400875606694207 Tues. & Thurs., 8am-2pm; Sat., 7:30am-2pm

Dennis Fitz Home Grown Fruits & Vegetables (Central Market) Home-Grown Fruits and Vegetables 34 W. Philadelphia St. Tues., Thurs. & Sat 6am-2pm

Dietz Produce (Central Market) Naturally Grown Fruits And Veggies 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-318-7082 www.facebook.com/pages/ Dietz-Produce Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 8am-2pm

Dimms Pretzels (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ DimmsOriginalSpice Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 6am-2pm

Eberly’s Smoked Meats (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 6am-2pm

Ethel’s BBQ and Catering (Farmers Market) Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. ON site BBQ Pit 380 W. Market St/ 717-873-1211 Tues, Fri & Sat., 7am-5pm

The Fish Market (Central Market) Fresh Fish, Seafood Sandwiches 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-845-2205

Fizzy Bee (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 6am-2pm

Foltz pretzels (Central Market) Hand rolled soft pretzels, fresh squeezed lemonade 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Galley Snacks (Central Market) Ridiculously awesome snacks, sauces and sodas 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ RisingTideDistribution

Global Cafe (Central Market) Fusion Of Afro, Caribbean And Latin Cuisines 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-668-3722 www.facebook.com/ GlobalCafeCentral Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 11am-2pm

Hartman’s Fruit Farm Bake Shop (Central Market) Bake Shop And Seasonal Fresh Fruit 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-741-2209 Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 6am-2pm

Harvest Moon Produce (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Henry’s Ham (Central Market) Made-To-Order Subs/Sandwiches 34 W. Philadelphia St.

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Jiggs & Maggie Food Area (Farmers Market) Baked Goods, Deli, Soups, Salads 380 W. Market St. / 717-843-5859 Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

Judy Mae’s Old Fashioned Treats (Farmers Market) Breakfast, Hot Sandwiches, Soup, Fried Chicken and Fish, Hand dipped Chocolate 380 W. Market St / 717-887-3195 Tues, Fri & Sat 7am - 3pm

Just Cupcakes (Central Market) Cupcakes and cakes 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-4488 www.justcupcakes.us J.L. Miller Sons Meats (Central Market) Locally Raised Beef, Pork And Poultry 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-741-2431 www.facebook.com/pages/ JL-Miller-Sons Tues., Thurs. & Sat, 6am-2pm

J.R.’S Fresh Cut Fries (Central Market) American/Burgers, Fries, Bar-B-Que, Sausage, Hot Dogs 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-332-2502 www.facebook.com/jrsfries Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Lettusknow (Central Market) Made-To-Order Salads And Wraps 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-683-2620 www.facebook.com/pages/ Lettusknow Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2:30pm

Little Sister’s Kitchen Confections (Central Market) Homemade Fudge, Caramels, Cheesecakes 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-858-2757 www.facebook.com/pages/ Little-Sisters-Kitchen-Confections

Lizzie Jo’s Snacks N Things (Central Market) Bulk Candy, Fitzkee’s Chocolates, Maple Donuts 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-881-9274 Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm


Mom’s Bean Pies (Farmers Market) Ethnic 380 W. Market St. / 717-515-2237 www.momsbeanpie.com Tues., Fri. & Sat., 8am-3pm

Mr. Nice Guy Produce (Central Market) Fresh, local produce, delivery service 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ Mr.NiceGuyProduce Tues., Thurs. & Sat, 6am-2pm

Myers Salads & Pastries (Central Market) Deli Salads, Dumplings, Pies, Cookies 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-741-1774

Penderbrooks (Central Market) Nuts, Dried Fruit, Local Honey, Grains 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-746-4645 www.facebook.com/Penderbrooks Tues. & Thurs., 7am-2pm; Sat., 6am-2pm

Pepper’s Grille At Central Market Breakfast, Home-Cooked Lunches With A Twist 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-654-0585 www.facebook.com/Peppersgrille Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 8am-2pm; Fri. 11am-2pm

Roburrito’s (Central Market) Mexican 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-5323 www.roburritos.com Tues. & Thurs., 11am-2pm; Sat., 9:30am-2pm

Saucy Girls (Central Market) Hot Peppers And Sauce 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-891-7944 www.facebook.com/Saucygirls Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 9am-2pm

Sharmini’s Kitchen (Central Market) Traditional Malaysian And Fusion Fare 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 443-642-7966 www.sharminiskitchen.com

Simply Mixed (Farmers Market) Salsas, Smoothies And Salads 380 W. Market St.

Simply Soup (Central Market) Soups, Bisques, Chowders, Sandwiches 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-515-0680 www.simplysouponline.com

Take 5 Expresso Bar (Central Market) Coffee Shop 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-846-4152 www.Facebook.com/ takefiveexpressobar Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 6am-2pm; Wed. & Fri. 7am-12pm

This Little Light of Mine (Central Market) Homemade Soy Candles, ‘Let it Shine’ bath and body products, fundraising and homemade and specialty gifts. 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-891-5100 Tues., Thurs., & Sat. 9am-2pm www.thislittlelightofminellc.com

Teriyaki Express (Central Market) Teriyaki 34 W. Philadelphia St.

T.K.’S Nut & Candy Store (Central Market) Bulk Nuts And Candy, Gifts, Candy Making 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-764-6485

Thom’s Bread (Central Market) Homemade Bread 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.thomsbread.com Sat., 6am-2pm

Wyndridge Farm (Central Market) Farm-Crafted Ciders 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-244-9900 www.wyndridge.com Sat., 9am-2pm

INTERNATIONALAsian Best Restaurant Asian 15 N. Penn St. / 717-848-5578 Mon.-Sat., 11am-9pm

Chinatown Express Asian 150 W. Market St. / 717-854-6633 www.Chinatownexpressyork.com Mon.-Thurs., 11am-11pm; Fri. & Sat., 11am-11:30pm; Sun., Noon-10pm

Esaan Thai Restaurant Asian (BYOB) 30 N. Beaver St. / 717-718-9300 www.esaanofpa.com Mon. & Tues., 11am-3pm; Wed.-Sat., 11am-9pm; Sun., 5-9pm; First Fridays Until 9pm

Li’s Kitchen American & Mexican 287 W. Market St. / 717-843-3535 Mon.-Sun., 6am-2am



Teriyaki Express (Central Market) Teriyaki 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Tutoni’s Mediterranean-inspired, farm-to-ta-ble. Wine and cocktails. 108 N. George St. / 717-885-5169 www.tutonis.com Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11am-2:30pm, Din-ner: Mon.-Thurs. 5-9pm; Sat., 5-10pm

CAFÉGlazin’ Fresh baked donuts, coffee and carryout beer selection 101 S Duke St. / www.glazin.com Sun.-Thurs., 7am-7pm, Fri.-Sat., 7am-11pm

The Green Bean Roasting Co. Coffee Shop 100 S. Beaver St. / 717-848-4070 www.greenbeanroasting.com Mon.-Fri., 6am-6pm; Sat. 8am-1pm

i-ron-ic Coffee, boutique, screen-printing, and gallery house Mon.-Sun. check website for times 256 W. Philadelphia St. 717-505-9818 7 days a week, 7am-7pm http://i-ron-ic.com

Joy’s Café Coffee Shop, Sandwiches 221 W. Philadelphia St. 717-855-2233 www.Joys-Cafe.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-5:30pm (Sep.-May); Mon.-Fri., 7am-4:30pm (June-Aug.)

New Grounds Roasting Company Coffee Shop 284 W. Market St. / 717-843-0716 www.newgroundscoffee.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-4pm; Sat. 8am-12pm


Take 5 Expresso Bar (Central Market) Coffee Shop 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-846-4152 www.facebook.com/ Takefiveexpressobar Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 6am-2pm; Wed. & Fri. 7am-12pm

NIGHTLIFECobblestones Gastropub & Sports Complex American - 65 beers on tap 205 S. George St. / 717-848-3866 www.facebook.com/pages/ Cobblestones-Gastropub-Sports- Complex Mon.-Sat. 4pm-2am

First Capital Dispensing Co. American/Bar 57 N. Pershing Ave. / 717-854-1714 www.firstcapitaldispensing.com Mon.-Sat., 3:30pm-2am

Granfalloons Tavern American/Bar 41 E. Princess St. / 717-843-5450 www.falloonsyork.com Mon.-Fri., 4pm-2am; Sat. & Sun., 6pm-2am

Holy Hound Taproom American/Bar 57 W. Market St. / 717-855-2410 www.holyhoundtaproom.com Sun.-Thurs. 4pm-1am; Fri. 4pm-2am; Sat. 12pm-2am

Liquid Hero Brewery American/Bar 50 E. North St. / 717-814-9250 www.liquidhero.com Tues.-Fri., 4-10pm; Sat., 2-10pm; Sun., Noon-5pm

The Left Bank Fine Dining + Martini Bar 120 N. George St. / 717-843-8010 www.leftbankyork.com Mon. Dinner: 4pm-’Till; Tues.-Fri. Lunch/Dinner: 11am-’Till; Sat. Dinner: 5pm-’Till

Mudhook Brewing Co. Brewpub 34 N. Cherry Ln. / 717-747-3605 www.mudhookbrewing.com Tues. & Wed., 4-10pm; Thurs., 11am-10pm; Fri. & Sat., 11am-Midnight



Waterway Bar & Grill American/Bar 220 W. Philadelphia St. 717-845-4773 www.thewaterwaybar.com Wed.-Sun., 11am-2am

White Rose Bar & Grill American/Bar 48 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-5369 www.whiterosebarandgrill.com Restaurant: Mon.-Thurs., 11am-10pm, Fri. 11am-11pm, Sat. 8am-11pm, Sun. 10am-10pm; Bar: Mon.-Sat. 11am-2am; Sun. 11am-Midnight

SHOPPINGARTS & CRAFTSArt & Framing Warehouse Full service frame shop and gallery 147 W. Philadelphia St. 717-854-3122 www.artandframingwarehouse.com Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm; Sat. 10am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Cherie Anne Designs Gift Boutique & Healing Center – a tea & gift shop with unique locally made jewelry, knit wear, yarn, 150 + teas, artisan smoothie bar, Reiki & classes 48 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-843-0079 www.cherieannedesigns.com Tues. & Thurs. 10am-3pm; Fri. 10am-4pm; Sat., 9am-3pm; First Fridays until 9pm; additional hours by appointment, during special events & the holiday season.

Clay Path Studio Artisan gift shop and pottery. Classes. 33 W. Market St. / 717-559-0223 www.claypathstudio.com Tues. & Wed. 10am-9pm; Thurs. 10am-5pm; Fri. 9am-4pm; Sat. 9am-5pm; First Fridays until 9pm

i-ron-ic Coffee, boutique, and gallery house 256 W. Philadelphia St. 717-505-9818 www.i-ron-ic.com Sun.-Sat., Check website for times




PRIME Art Supply Art supplies and classes 128 E. King St. / 443-280-1573 www.facebook.com/primeartsupply Tues.-Sat., 11am-5:30pm

Sweet Melissa’s Dream Specializing in women’s clothing featuring organic textiles, USA made items, fair trade gifts, and unique one-of-a-kind pieces from local artisans 38 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-2608 www.sweetmelissasdream.com Tues.-Fri., 10am-4pm; Sat. 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm

This Little Light of Mine (Central Market) Homemade Soy Candles In Upcycled Bottles 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-891-5100 www.thislittlelightofmine.org Tues. & Thurs., 9am-2pm; Sat. 8am-2pm

BOOKSPo’s Bookstore 25 S. George St. Mon.-Fri. 9am-7pm; Sat. 9am-8pm; Sun. 10am-6pm

York Emporium 19,000 square-foot used book and curiosity shop 343 W. Market St. / 717-846-2866 www.theyorkemporium.com Wed., Fri., & Sat. 10am-6pm; Thurs. 10am-9pm; Sun., noon-6pm

CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Arthur & Daughters York’s purveyor of designer Made in the USA apparel + accessories – including their own Private Label Collection. We ❤ Made in the USA. 49 N. Beaver St. / 646-269-1869 www.arthuranddaughters.com Tues. & Thurs., 10am-4pm; Sat. 10am-4pm; Wed. by appointment; First Fridays until 9pm

Elizabeth & West Fashion House The season’s latest fashions for women and children 44 W. Philadelphia Street 717-851-0148 www.elizabethandwestfashion.com Tues.-Sat. 10am-4pm

Imagine Your Yoga 36 N. Beaver St. 1st Floor 717-900-8163 imagineyouryoga.squarespace.com Tues.-Thurs. 11am-3pm; Sat. 10am-3pm; First Fridays 5pm-8pm Call for available evening hours

Indigo Bleu Fresh fashion in women’s clothing and accessories 39 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-650-2425 www.indigobleufashion.com Tues.-Thurs., 10am-4pm; Fri., 10am-4pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm

i-ron-ic Coffee, boutique, screen-printing, and gallery house Mon.-Sun. check website for times 256 W. Philadelphia St. 717-505-9818 7 days a week, 7am-7pm http://i-ron-ic.com

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Jean Joint Urban retailer 100 S. George St. / 717-854-1116 www.thejeanjoint.com Mon.-Thurs., 10am-6pm; Fri., 10am-6:30pm; Sat., 10am-6pm

Junior League Thrift Shop Consignments for women, men and children’s clothing, as well as house-wares and books 166 W. Market St. / 717-843-7692 www.jlyork.org Mon.-Sat., 10am-3pm

Kimman’s Co. The Right Gift. Every Time. 57 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-0440 www.kimmans.com Mon.-Fri., 10am-4pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; Sun. open at 11am; First Fridays until 9pm

My Girlfriend’s Wardrobe Designer and name brand consignment 41 W. Market St. / 717-668-3020 www.mygirlfriendswardrobe.net Mon. & Sat., 10am-4pm; Tues.-Thurs., 10am-6pm; Fri., 10am-7pm; First Fridays until 9pm

The New Hub Store Upscale men’s clothing outfitter 51 S. George St. / 717-848-1776 www.thenewhubstore.com Mon.-Thurs. & Sat., 9:30am-6pm, Fri. 9:30am-7pm

New York Trends Trendsetting women’s fashion 205A S. George St. / 717-668-8582 www.newyorktrendsonline.com Tues.-Sat., 11am-6pm

Rainbow Shop Clothing boutique, shoes 6 W. Market St. / 717-699-1168 www.rainbowshops.com Mon.-Wed., 10am-6pm; Thurs.-Sat., 10am-7pm

Redeux Marketplace Vintage and handmade marketplace 113 S. Duke St. / 717-850-8063 www.redeuxmarketplace.com Thurs.-Sat., 11am-7pm; Sun. noon-6pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Sneaker Villa Best of fashion from your toe to your head…sneaks to your cap 132 S. George St. / 717-845-3011 www.ruvilla.com Mon.-Thurs., 10am-7pm; Fri. & Sat., 10am-8pm; Sun., 11am-4pm

Sweet Melissa’s Dream Specializing in women’s clothing featuring organic textiles, USA made items, fair trade gifts, and unique one-of-a-kind pieces from local arti-sans 38 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-2608 www.sweetmelissasdream.com Tues.-Fri. 10am-4pm; Sat 9am-4pm; First Friday until 9pm

The Watchmaker’s Daughter Jewelers’ gallery, featuring a wide selection of handmade and tradition-al jewelry and artwork and in-house jewelry repair. 22 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-1066 www.watchmakersdaughter.net Tues.-Fri., 8:30am-5pm; Sat., 8:30am-3pm; First Fridays until 9pm

York Rescue Mission Economy Store New and used clothing, shoes, house-hold goods, antiques, collectibles and furniture 283 W. Market St. / 717-845-7662 www.yorkrescuemission.org Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 9am-4:30pm; Sat., 9am-2pm

ELECTRONICSCamera Center of York Full-service camera store. Specialty gifts, same-day printing, and a friend-ly, knowledgeable staff. 23 N. Beaver St. / 717-846-4129 www.cameracenterofyork.com Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm; Sat., 9am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

MetroPCS Mobile phone shop 120 W. Market St. / 717-848-3350 www.metropcs.com Mon.-Fri., 10am-7pm; Sat. 11am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Miller Bros. Vacuum 357 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-854-6111 www.millervac.com Mon.-Thurs., 9am-5:30pm; Fri., 8am-5:30pm; Sat., 9am-2pm

Music & More by Williams CDs and tapes: hip-hop, R&B, Country, Rock, Gospel, Jazz, Reggae and more. 52 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-843-7071 Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm; Sat., 9am-6pm

Planeta Latino Mobile phone shop 21 S. George St. / 717-771-8962 www.facebook.com/ PlanetaLatinoYork Mon.-Fri., 8:30am-7pm; Sat. 9am-6:30pm; Sun. 9am-4pm

Preferred Wireless Mobile phone shop 141 W. Market St. / 717-668-8658 www.facebook.com/ preferredwirelessyork Mon.-Fri., 9am-7pm; Sat 9am-6pm

Vault Video Games Video games & Gaming consoles 290 W. Market St. www.facebook.com/vaultvideogames Mon.-Fri. 11am-7pm; Sat. 11am-5pm

York Rescue Mission Economy Store New and used clothing, shoes, house-hold goods, antiques, collectibles and furniture 283 W. Market St. / 717-845-7662 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 9am-4:30pm; Sat., 9am-2pm

ESSENTIALS & GROCERY56 Urban Provisions Small batch US made foods and gift-y goods. Specialty sodas, fresh produce, pantry staples, and more. 56 S. Duke St. / 717-513-0029 www.56urbanprovisions.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-7pm; Sat.-Sun., 9am-6pm

Ace Discount Store Beauty salon equipment and supplies 130 S. George St. / 717-848-4752

Alice’s Market Essentials/convenience items 153 S. Beaver St. www.facebook.com/pages/ Alices-Market/856219581138006

C-Town Supermarket Your City, Your Community, Your C-town 139 N. Duke St. / 717-848-5480 www.ctownsupermarkets.com Daily: 8am-9pm



Charles Ilyes Family Inc. (Farmers Market) Fresh Meats And Vegetables 380 W. Market St. / 717-792-2743 www.facebook.com/charlesilyesfam Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

Chronister’s Plants (Farmers Market) Fresh and Potted Plants, Fruit In Season 380 W. Market St. Fri. & Sat., 8am-2pm

Dennis Fitz Home Grown Fruits & Vegetables (Central Market) Home-Grown Fruits and Vegetables 34 W. Philadelphia St. Tues., Thurs. & Sat 6am-2pm

Dietz Produce (Central Market) Naturally Grown Fruits And Veggies 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-318-7082 www.facebook.com/pages/ Dietz-Produce Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 8am-2pm

The Eternal Vaper 57 S. George St. / 717-478-8273 www.theeternalvaper.com Tues.-Fri., noon-6:30pm; Sat., 11am-5pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Family Dollar 133 N. Duke St. / 717-846-8946 www.familydollar.com Mon.-Sun., 8am-10pm

FoodMart Asian Grocery Asian market 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-3940 Tues., Thurs.-Sun., 8:30am-7pm; Wed., 6am-7pm

Fruitastic! (Farmers Market) Fresh Fruit And Produce 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-1402 Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

Harvest Moon Produce (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Gloria’s Grocery & Lottery Grocery and lottery sales 252 N. George St. / 717-846-3463

J.L. Miller Sons Meats (Central Market) Locally Raised Beef, Pork And Poultry 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-741-2431 www.facebook.com/pages/ JL-Miller-Sons Tues., Thurs. & Sat, 6am-2pm

King Tobacco Express Tobacco and convenience store 49 W. Market St. Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm; Sat., 8am-2pm

Martinez Grocery Grocery 55 N. Newberry St. / 717-318-5098 Mon.-Sun., 7:30am-10pm

Mr. Nice Guy Produce (Central Market) Fresh, local produce, delivery service 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ Mr.NiceGuyProduce Tues., Thurs. & Sat, 6am-2pm


Penderbrooks (Central Market) Nuts, Dried Fruit, Local Honey, Grains 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-746-4645 www.facebook.com/Penderbrooks Tues. & Thurs., 7am-2pm; Sat., 6am-2pm

Ramon’s One-Stop Shop 344 W. Market St. / 717-309-6034 Tues.-Fri., 9am-3:30pm; Sat., 9am-5pm

Rite Aid Drug store, pharmacy 40 W. Market St. / 717-854-4432 www.riteaid.com Store: Mon.-Sat., 7am-6pm; Pharmacy: Mon.-Fri., 8am-6pm; Sat., 8am-5pm

R.L. Godfrey Produce (Farmers Market) Fresh Produce And Poultry 380 W. Market St. / 717-428-3068 Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

Vapors Cloud Lounge E-cigarettes 16 S. Queen St. www.facebook.com/pages/ Vapors-Cloud-Lounge-llc Mon.-Thurs., 10am-8pm; Fri. & Sat., 9:30am-9pm; Sun., 10am-6pm

West Market Convenience Store & Tobacco Outlet Convenience store 272 W. Market St. Mon.-Sat. 9am-9pm; Sun., noon-6pm

William L. Miller (Farmers Market) Fresh Poultry And Vegetables 380 W. Market St. / 717-741-1754 Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

FLORISTS Fleurish at the Market by Butera the Florist (Central Market) Fresh flowers, floral arrangements 34. W. Philadelphia St. 717-846-4283 / www.facebook.com/ButeraTheFlorist Tues. & Thurs. 9am-2pm; Sat., 8am-2pm

Floral Designs by Gloria (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Charles A. Schaefer Flowers Florist, arrangements delivered 124 W. Market St. / 717-845-1571 www.schaeferflowers.com Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm; Sat., 8am-4pm

Fosters Flower Shop Floral arrangements, delivery and event design 27 N. Beaver St / 717-650-6009 www.fostersflowershop.com Tuesday–Friday 10–5; Saturday 9–3pm; Closed Sunday and Monday

FURNITUREGreat Beds to Go Beds, bedding, décor 377 W. Market St. / 717-855-2450 www.facebook.com/pages/Beds-2-Go/328845707148420?sk=info Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm; Sat., 9am-5pm


Traffic Black Modern, Contemporary Furniture 133 S. Duke St. / 717-846-4018 www.facebook.com/pages/ Traffic-Black/332052713669494 Tues.-Sat., 11am-5pm

York Rescue Mission Economy Store New and used clothing, shoes, house-hold goods, antiques, collectibles and furniture 283 W. Market St. / 717-845-7662 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 9am-4:30pm; Sat., 9am-2pm



GIFTS56 Urban Provisions Small batch US made foods and gift-y goods. Specialty sodas, fresh produce, pantry staples, and more. 56 S. Duke St. www.56urbanprovisions.com Mon.-Fri., 7am-7pm; Sat.-Sun., 9am-6pm

Allegro Winery (Central Market) Fine Wines 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-927-9148 www.allegrowines.com Tues., Thurs. & Sat., 9am-2pm

Cherie Anne Designs Loose leaf tea, teaware, knitwear, yarn, jewelry and tea/smoothie bar. 48 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-843-0079 www.cherieannedesigns.com Tues. & Thurs., 10am-3pm; Fri., 10am-3pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Croweo Amish Food and Stuff to Go (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-495-8248 www.facebook.com/pages/Croweo-Amish-Food-and-Stuff-to-Go/ 400875606694207 Tues. & Thurs., 8am-2pm; Sat., 7:30am-2pm

Dis and Dat (Farmers Market) Variety store 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-1402 Tues., Fri. & Sat., 8am-3pm

Dimitri Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. dimitriolivefarms.com

Imagine Your Yoga 36 N. Beaver St. 1st Floor 717-900-8163 imagineyouryoga.squarespace.com Tues.-Thurs. 11am-3pm; Sat. 11am-3pm; First Fridays 5pm-8pm; Please call for available evening hours


Kramer at Market (Central Market) Dried spices, herbs, teas, essential oils 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/krameratmarket Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 6 am – 2 pm


Park Street Pantry Quality ingredients for cooking and entertaining 24 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-4052 www.parkstreetpantry.com Tues.-Sat., 9am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

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Pawn Plus Pawn, pre-paid wireless, payroll check cashing 123 W. Market St. / 717-812-8800 www.pawnplus.com Mon.-Thurs. & Sat., 9:30am-5pm; Fri., 9:30am-6pm

Pippi’s Pen Shoppe Writing instruments, accessories, calligraphy and illustration available. Come write away! 146 W. Philadelphia St. 717-848-6220 www.pippispenshoppe.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 10am-3pm


S&M Creations (Central Market) Unfinished, ready-to-paint ceramics 34 W. Philadelphia St.

Sunrise Soap Company High-quality, handmade soaps, lotions, scrubs, shampoo bars and more 29 N. Beaver St. / 717-858-4549 www.sunrisesoapco.com Tues., Thurs., Fri. 11am-3pm, Sat. 9am-4pm

Sweet Melissa’s Dream Specializing in women’s clothing featuring organic textiles, USA made items, fair trade gifts, and unique one-of-a-kind pieces from local artisans 38 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-2608 www.sweetmelissasdream.com Sun., 11am-2pm; Tues. & Wed., 10am-4pm; Thurs. & Fri., 10am-7pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm

This Little Light of Mine (Central Market) Homemade Soy Candles, ‘Let it Shine’ bath and body products, fundraising and homemade and specialty gifts. 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-891-5100 Tues., Thurs., & Sat. 9am-2pm www.thislittlelightofminellc.com

T.K.’S Nut & Candy Store (Central Market) Bulk Nuts And Candy, Gifts, Candy Making 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-764-6485

Wash Your Mouth Out Soap Company (Central Market) Soaps, bath salts, lip balms 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-259-8414 www.washyourmouthoutsoap.com


Wyndridge Farm (Central Market) Farm-Crafted Ciders 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-244-9900 www.wyndridge.com Sat., 9am-2pm

York City Pretzel Company Hand-twisted hard and soft pretzels 39 W. Market St. www.yorkcitypretzelcompany.com Mon.-Sat., 8a-3p, First Fridays & Spe-cial Events special hours; Tours by appt.

YorkPA Stuff (Central Market) Locally made York themed items 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-215-3038 www.yorkpastuff.com Tues., Thurs, & Sat., 9 am – 2 pm

York Town Craft Guild (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.ytcg.org Tues., Thurs. Sat., 8 am – 2 pm

HOBBY B&E Junction Electric Trains Specializing in new/antique electric toy trains, International retailer, service center 17 W. Market St. / 717-699-1234 Tues.-Sat., 10am-7pm

Camera Center of York Full-service camera store. Specialty gifts, same-day printing, and a knowledgeable staff. 23 N. Beaver St. / 717-846-4129 www.cameracenterofyork.com Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm; Sat., 9am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Cherie Anne Designs Loose leaf tea, teaware, knitwear, yarn, jewelry and tea/smoothie bar. 48 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-843-0079 www.cherieannedesigns.com Tues. & Thurs., 10am-3pm; Fri., 10am-3pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Escape Games Live Puzzle Room Adventures 147 W Philadelphia St. 717-870-4033 www.escapegameslive.com www.facebook.com/es-capegamesliveyork Call to make reservations

Music & More by Williams CDs and tapes: hip-hop, R&B, Country, Rock, Gospel, Jazz, Reggae and more. 52 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-843-7071 Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm; Sat., 9am-6pm

Pippi’s Pen Shoppe Writing instruments, accessories, calligraphy and illustration available. Come write away! 146 W. Philadelphia St. 717-848-6220 www.pippispenshoppe.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 10am-3pm

York Emporium 19,000 square-foot used book and curiosity shop 343 W. Market St. / 717-846-2866 www.theyorkemporium.com Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 10am-6pm; Fri., 10am-9pm; Sun., 12-6pm

York Time Institute Diploma program as well as weekend and evening courses; conservation and restoration of antique timepieces; repair of fine timepieces; consulting services; manufacturing of custom watches and clocks; and apprentice-ships. 312 W. Market St. / 717-848-3152 www.yorktimeinstitute.com Appointments only.



JEWELRYElizabeth & West Fashion House Fashionable yet wallet-friendly clothing 15 N. Beaver St. / 717-851-0148 www.elizabethandwestfashion.com Mon. & Sat., 10am-4pm; Tues.-Thurs., 10am-6pm; First Fridays until 9pm

Indigo Bleu Fresh fashion in women’s clothing and accessories 39 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-650-2425 www.indigobleufashion.com Tues.-Thurs., 10am-4pm; Fri., 10am-4pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm



Sweet Melissa’s Dream Specializing in women’s clothing featuring organic textiles, USA made items, fair trade gifts, and unique one-of-a-kind pieces from local arti-sans 38 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-2608 www.sweetmelissasdream.com Sun., 11am-2pm; Tues. & Wed., 10am-4pm; Thurs. & Fri., 10am-7pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; First Fridays until 9pm


MARKETSCentral Market Historic farmer’s market with over 60 vendors 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-848-2243 www.centralmarketyork.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 6am-2pm

Farmers’ Market Company York’s oldest indoor market; free parking 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-1402 www.facebook.com/ PennStreetFarmersMarket Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7am-3pm

SPECIALTY FOOD56 Urban Provisions Small batch US made foods and gift-y goods. Specialty sodas, fresh produce, pantry staples, and more. 56 S. Duke St. www.56urbanprovisions.com Mon.-Sat., 7am-7pm; Sat.-Sun., 9m-6pm

C-Town Supermarket Your City, Your Community, Your C-Town 139 N. Duke St. / 717-848-5480 www.ctownsupermarkets.com Daily: 8am-9pm

Croweo Amish Food and Stuff to Go (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-495-8248 www.facebook.com/pages/Croweo-Amish-Food-and-Stuff-to-Go/400875606694207 Tues. & Thurs., 8am-2pm; Sat., 7:30am-2pm

Dimitri Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Central Market) 34 W. Philadelphia St. dimitriolivefarms.com

Foodmart Asian Grocery Asian Market 380 W. Market St. / 717-848-3940 Tues., Thurs.-Sun., 8:30am-7pm; Wed., 6am-7pm

Galley Snacks (Central Market) Ridiculously awesome snacks, sauces and sodas 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ RisingTideDistribution

Kimman’s Co. The Right Gift. Every Time. 57 N. Beaver St. / 717-854-0440 www.kimmans.com Mon.-Fri., 10am-4pm; Sat., 9am-4pm; Sun. open at 11am and First Fridays until 9pm

Kramer at Market (Central Market) Dried spices, herbs, teas, essential oils 34 W. Philadelphia St. www.facebook.com/ krameratmarket Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 6 am – 2 pm

Nuts About Granola Shoppe Specialty Foods 46 W. Philadelphia St. / 717-814-9648 www.nutsaboutgranola.com Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 9am-3pm; First Fridays 11am-9pm

Park Street Pantry Quality ingredients for cooking and entertaining 24 N. Beaver St. / 717-848-4052 www.parkstreetpantry.com Tues.-Sat., 9am-2pm; First Fridays until 9pm

York City Pretzel Company Hand-twisted hard and soft pretzels 39 W. Market St. www.yorkcitypretzelcompany.com Mon.-Sat., 8a-3p, First Fridays & Spe-cial Events special hours; Tours by appt.

THRIFTEncore Store Resale items 306 W. Market St. / 717-793-2951 Mon.-Sat., 10am-5pm

Junior League Thrift Shop Consignments for women, men and children’s clothing, as well as house-wares and books 166 W. Market St. / 717-843-7692 www.jlyork.org Mon.-Sat., 10am-3pm; periodic First Fridays until 9pm

My Girlfriend’s Wardrobe Designer and name brand consignment 41 W. Market St. / 717-668-3020 www.mygirlfriendswardrobe.net Mon. & Sat., 10am-4pm; Tues.-Thurs., 10am-6pm; Fri., 10am-7pm; First Fridays until 9pm



Veteran’s Thrift Store Household goods, gifts 46 S. Pershing Ave. / 717-846-6035 www.veteranthrift.org/ Mon.-Fri., 10am-5pm; Sat., 10am-2pm

York Rescue Mission Economy Store New/used clothing, shoes, household goods, antiques, collectibles, furniture 283 W. Market St. / 717-845-7662 www.yorkrescuemission.com Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 9am-4:30pm; Sat., 9am-1pm

SERVICESFITNESSBreathe the Studio Alternative fitness 337 W. Market St. / 717-858-2796 / www.facebook.com/pages/Breathe-The-Studio-Alternative- Fitness/301095779514 Mon. 7am-8pm, Tues., 9:15-10:15am, Wed., 7am-6:30pm, Thurs., 9:15am-6pm, Fri., 7am-8:30am

CrossFit York 147 W. Philadelphia St. (rear) / 443-538-1147 / http://crossfityork.com Visit website for daily schedule

Imagine Your Yoga 36 N. Beaver St. 1st Floor 717-900-8163 imagineyouryoga.squarespace.com Tues.-Thurs. 11am-3pm; Sat. 10am-3pm; First Fridays 5pm-8pm Call for available evening hours

A Step Ahead Dance Studio Dance studio, lessons 220 W. Philadelphia St. 717-846-2109

YMCA of York County 90 N. Newberry St. / 717-843-7884 www.yorkcoymca.org Mon.-Fri., 5:30am-9:30pm; Sat., 7am-5pm; Sun., 1-5pm (Closed Sundays, May to September)

YWCA York 320 E. Market St. / 717-845-2631 www.ywcayork.org Mon.-Fri., 5:30am-9pm; Sat., 8am-2pm

York Social Dance Studio Practice and preservation of the vintage social dance scene; group/pri-vate lessons (no alcohol or food) 324 W. Market St. / 717-659-1308 www.ysdstudio.com Visit website for schedules.

GROOMINGAlfano’s Downtown Barber Barber shop 51 W. Market St. / 717-854-1988 By appointment. Tues., 8:30am-3pm, Thurs. 8:30am-6pm; Fri., 8:30am-5pm.; Sat., 7:30am-1pm

Built to Last Tattoo and body piercing 315 W. Market St. / 717-846-1978 / www.b2ltattoo.com Daily: noon-9pm

Didi & Smiling John’s A traditional barber shop and salon 119 S. Duke St. / 717-858-7428 / www.didiandsmilingjohns.com By appointment. Tue-Sat.; Walk-ins: Tues. & Wed. 9:00am-5:00pm; Thurs. & Fri. 11:00am-7:00pm; Sat. 9:00am-3:00pm.

Euphoria Tattoo Emporium 102 N. George St. / 717-650-6049 www.facebook.com/ EuphoriaTattooEmporium Tues.-Sat. 12pm-6pm

Just the Right Touch Hair salon 23 S. Beaver St. / 717-814-7753 Mon. by appt.; Tues. & Wed., 7:30am-7:30pm; Thurs. & Fri., 7:30am-9:30pm; Sat. 6am-5pm

Lavern’s Hair Salon 337 W. Market St. / 717-854-3427 / www.facebook.com/lavernshairsalon Tues.-Fri., 10am-6:30pm; Sat., 9am-4pm

Sky Nails Nail Salon 15 S. George St. / 717-812-9294 Mon.-Thurs., 9:30am-7:30pm; Fri. & Sat., 9am-7:30pm; Sun., closed

Today Nail Salon Beauty Salon 57 E. Philadelphia St. / 717-854-1969

BANKS/ATMSBB&T 1 E. Market St., Ste. 101 /800-311-3182

Fulton Bank 30 S. George St., Ste. 1 717-771-4224

Integrity Bank 1 Marketway South 717-718-8000

PeoplesBank 1 W. Market St., Ste. 1 717-846-1970

Santander Bank 101 S. George St. 717-771-9400

Wells Fargo Bank 12 E. Market St. 717-852-5278

White Rose Credit Union 107 E. Philadelphia St. 717-846-1156


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