Lancaster County Event Calendar
Things to do in Lancaster County

Come on out and join us for line dancing at the Country Barn. Stomp your feet, kick up your heels and have a blast on our hardwood dance floor in our beautiful restored barn! New to country line dancing? Beginners Nights are a great time to learn! Lessons are geared toward new dancers...so come join the fun!

We offer line dancing for all ages every Tuesday and Friday night from 6:30pm – 10pm with live DJ’s. The first hour is dedicated to lessons with our qualified dance instructors. The first Tuesday and Friday of the month are dedicated to beginners’ dances.

$7 Admission includes lesson!

In case of inclement weather, check our facebook page for closings. https://www.facebook.com/events/1232318023624220/

This is a non-smoking building. No alcohol permitted. No outside food or drink (snacks and drinks available for purchase onsite)

The Strasburg-Heisler Library is hosting a special evening of watercolor painting in partnership with the 2020 Longwood Garden Community Read. The theme this year is Weird Plants, celebrating all things weird, wild and wonderful about unusual and bizarre plants from around the globe!

Don't worry, while participation in the community read is totally recommended, it is not necessary to attend this fabulous event! If interested, you can find this year's book selections here.
At the event, guests will explore a variety of watercolor techniques and have the opportunity to paint their own Weird, Wacky and Wild World of plants painting to take home. This special evening event is BYOB (don't forget the glasses!) Light refreshments will be provided compliments of the Strasburg-Heisler Library. All project supplies are provided too.

As an extra bonus, all participants will be entered in a raffle for a chance to win 4 FREE TICKETS to Longwood Gardens!

Servant Stage’s popular teen revue returns with Don’t Rock The Jukebox, an all-new, high-energy tour de force of pop music from many eras and genres! Featuring a cast of some of the top teen talent in the region, Don’t Rock The Jukebox will have you dancing in your seat!

Show times:

Friday, April 3rd 7pm

Saturday, April 4th 3pm & 7pm

Sunday, April 5th 3pm

Tickets are Pay-What-You-Will with donations supporting Servant Stage's Youth Theatre program, but seating is limited. You will be able to donate by cash, check, or credit card at the performances, or you can make a donation at the time of ticket purchase.

On First Friday, April 3, “Organic Reflections” will feature resident organist Larry Hershey playing the vintage 1958 analog Allen organ at First Reformed Church, 40 E Orange Street in downtown Lancaster. The program features organ works portraying scenes from Palm Sunday through Easter. The concert includes works by Guilmant, Weinberger, Brahms, Bossi and Wood, and will conclude with “Incantation for a Holy Day” by Jean Langlais. The First Friday “Organic Reflections” series is a gift to the Lancaster community from First Reformed Church, a center city congregation of the United Church of Christ. Only 30 minutes in length, the free concerts begin at 8 PM each First Friday for the convenience of those who wish to spend the early evening visiting downtown galleries before the concert. Doors open at 7:30 pm. All are welcome to experience the beauty of the majestic music played on the mighty 1958 vintage analog Allen organ. Invite someone to join you to hear 30 minutes of classical