Stop. Look. Listen.

Snapshots from around downtown Lancaster: Kinetic garden sculptures (left) by Lee Coulter, LivingLight Gallery, 150 N. Prince St. Woodcut of Flannery O’Connor (right) by Barry Moser, Lancaster Museum of Art, 135 N. Lime St. Kris Harzinski tapes it up (below left) at the Infantree, 4th floor, 21 N. Prince St. See you at ArtWalk!

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Thinking about Funky Friday! Yes, the WXPN show is coming to the Village, along with a host of other acts for the LAUNCH Music Conference. It starts tonight and continues through Saturday.
Elsewhere …
“A summit conference, a Scout Jamboree with elements of speed-dating:” Michael Tilson Thomas on the YouTube Symphony. 
But those critics!
Classical music in the club? Well, why […]

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Two events of interest at Millersville University Tuesday, April 14: Gretchen Steidle Wallace will discuss her work with refugees from Darfur and the film “The Devil Came on Horseback” will be shown. 6 p.m., Bolger Conference Center.
Also, Laura Korach Howell will perform the one-woman show, “A Play of One’s Own,” based on the life of […]

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For visitors center fans … there’s a new one at Monticello, opening Wednesday, April 15. Details here. 

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“Do we fear the ones we love? Does love drive out fear?” These are the heavy questions tackled in a week-long exhibit at MJ’s Coffeehouse in Annville opening Monday, April 13 and running through Friday, April 17. A crew from the Invisible Children Organization, which is working to raise awareness of and help for thousands of […]

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Lancaster County Art Association Garden Show winners listed here; shown here is “Cutwork Study #11″ by Marcia Miller, first-prize winner. The Garden Show runs until April 30.

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OK, the rain’s cleared up and I’m hopeful it will stay that way, because it’s First Friday and time to check out what the galleries have in store. As always, LancasterArts has its First Friday guide here. A few highlights: Live 1940s pin-up girls at Annex 24, 24 W. Walnut St. … Youth art, dance and […]

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The Pennsylvania Academy of Music joins the First Friday lineup again for April, with its first community open house since its opening last June. The open house will take place 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and feature tours of the Philip Johnson-designed building, informal performances by student ensembles from the piano, voice, wind, string and […]

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