Was really excited to go to this for weeks but was pretty disppointed. The arts and craft vendors…read morewere in a farily small room and there weren't very many but for the few that were there, they had nice things. The rides were nice for the kids but kind of expensive; for three rides, I spent $12 for one kid. My biggest pet peeves is the carnies running the games; each game is $5 with only cheap toys for prizes because there's no such thing as winning a large prize, you have to PAY to win the better prizes (which shockingly I'm just starting to realize as an adult) but it's not about the prizes, my kid can care less what the prizes are but I've had multiple carnies try and hustle me, acting like they're doing you favor only to end up charging you $20 in 3 minutes. I get it's their business but they take advantage of parents trying to have fun with their kids. Next time we go to any festival or fair, I will be sure to avoid the games since this has happened to me multiple times at different locations. The food was okay, also expensive. The only good part that I came across was the woman drawing the charactures, super nice and decently priced. I was hoping to go and enjoy the little things in life instead of spending $150 in 2 hours... ridiculous and not worth it. Will not be going next year.

CPYB has been reputed to be a nurturing institution which produced many ballet stars and artists…read morefor ABT and NYCB, and for this reviewer, This July I was finally able to observe several classes this summer by resident and guest teachers. In nearly all of the 5 classes I observed over 2 days, I saw both talent on the part of some of the youngsters and the intelligence and expertise in the teachers. They exude generosity and pride in passing down the art form they have dedicated themselves to since childhood. Though the founder/legendary teacher is no longer, her legacy seems to be thriving...God bless this worthy institution.

Sent our daughter for the summer intensive and she enjoyed the experience and learned a lot. They…read morereally pinpoint areas of improvement and help the dancer learn deep technique for their individual needs.

While visiting Carlisle, pop into this free museum. Across two floors are exhibits about the area…read morewith artifacts and interactive stations for children. The staff are helpful. They even gave me a map of Underground Railroad stops in nearby Boiling Springs. The museum comes with restrooms and drinking fountains.

I know that Carlisle has a rich and important place in history but had no idea of the extent and…read moreimportance of things that have come out of not only Carilsle but the Cumberland Valley in general. This was a welcome way to spend a few hours learning about this regions history. I'll be back when the display changes or when my other half accompanies me. A couple hours very well spent in this gem of a building.

Lovely setting looking down the Cumberland Valley. There is the wine store and deck over looking…read morethe vineyard and a large field where the music and food truck operate. People bring their own chairs and set up camp. We had a bottle of Serval Blanc that was nice and fruity but not too sweet. The food truck on our visit had great crab sandwich and fries. The people who work here are very friendly and helpful, nothing is too much trouble for them. They have a variety of interesting events. There was no music cover. I would not mind paying a music cover for better known music like the Le Blancs, Cumberland Honey or Big Sky Quartet. https://thelongshotfarm.com

I loved everything about this place. Especially knowing that it's just 10 minutes away from my new…read morehome. The wine was delicious. I did the flight and enjoyed the rose the most so I bought a couple of bottles for myself and my boyfriend's mom. The service was impeccable. Everyone was so friendly, loving, and kind. When I described what I like, they knew EXACTLY what to give me to try. The ambiance was EVERYTHING. Inside was spacious and well-decorated but the outside?! Wow. What a beautiful view of the land and the mountains. Perfect place for a girls day out, date, wedding, you name it. I cannot wait to go back!

A fantastic place to visit or work. The exhibits are amazing! The only downside is their no dogs…read moreon leash policy is not enforced. There is a dog running around with no leash on the grounds and building on a regular basis.

Went there last September/October time and was nice to see what the army/military members goes…read morethrough and things that they use and nice set up of items and nice outdoor area to walk around

I always enjoy going to the Carlisle Theater, Great service, and a Great play, I always look to see…read morewhat is happening next to go to.

Nice little theatre on High St. In Carlisle. I love going back in time to these older theaters it…read morereminds me of my youth somewhat! I do miss the old style popcorn machines though!

Very nice little but packed museum in Lutherville! I loved learning about the history of fire…read morerescue and all the tools, gadgets and trucks they used to use. The museum also gave insight into how the fire men used to live at the stations. Very interesting stuff. They also give you a free poster! Recommend!

WOW What an experience this has to be one of the best fire apparatus collections I've been to. You…read morecan tell they take great pride in the museum!!!