What's New in Lancaster County?

On Stage

The nation's oldest continuously operating theatre, the Fulton Theatre, is expected to re-open this year after a significant expansion. American Music Theatre is also planning to welcome back guests this year to enjoy its many touring acts and original shows.

Sight & Sound Theatres announces their newest live performance! David will premier on stage in March 2022. After unprecedented victories lead to devastating failures, this passionate warrior will face the biggest battle of all: the one within himself. Come alongside this young shepherd on his journey to become a man after God’s own heart. Tickets on sale now!

Experience

With its planned opening in the spring of 2021, you can take a trip down memory lane at Barry's Car Barn in Intercourse and his amazing collection of American muscle cars from the 1950s, ‘60s, and ‘70s (along with a few other unique automobiles).

Located on the fully-renovated second level of an 18th-century bank barn, the new Snyder Gallery of Colonial decorative arts at Historic Rock Ford in Lancaster City is slated to open this spring, featuring Lancaster-made furniture, tall-case clocks, silver, and portraiture.

Stay

The Wyndham Lancaster Resort and Convention Center has completed a multi-year makeover of the entire property, including its guest rooms, event space, common areas, grounds, and all amenities.

Dine

Our outstanding food & beverage scene has continued to grow with the addition of Double C Restaurant and Our Town Brewery in Lancaster City, Tied House in Lititz, and Artifice Ales & Mead in Manheim.

Anchored by its recently-opened Café 1832, there’ll be fresh dining and entertainment options on Friday and Saturday evenings at the Strasburg Rail Road complex.

Delicious fare will take center stage with the scheduled openings of a revamped Columbia Market House and its many stands in summer, and a redesigned Southern Market Center and its food hall in Lancaster City in the fall.