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    3 years ago

    Pretty rough location. Price is high for what you get for the art classes. Class sizes are around 5-10 kids.

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    8 years ago

    Great experience. Did a date night class. Holly was our instructor. So helpful and encouraging. Can't wait for my final pieces.

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    Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts - Killer Queen (A Queen Tribute Band) Performs at Sunoco Performance Theater

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    If you're sans kids and looking for something different on the 3rd Friday of the month, Whitaker…read moreCenter's Night Shift is it. For $10 (cash preferred) you get admission, a drink voucher, and two hours to play with science exhibits... with a beer or wine in hand. Think Night at the Museum meets a cash bar. 100% yes. Adventure Buddy's highlight was the RaceIT exhibit, where he built and raced cars -- only to lose to my championship Houpe-De-Ville (sorry, not sorry). My favorite? The Hurricane Chamber that blasted winds up to 91mph. Cool? More like cold. I almost lost my contact lenses. Totally worth it. Even though the exhibits are geared toward kids, there's something magical about rediscovering them as an adult. Nostalgia hits, curiosity kicks in, and the 21+ crowd makes the vibe peaceful, playful, and fun. Between touching a tornado, watching turtles migrate across Earth, and laughing at ourselves while sipping drinks, it was an inexpensive, unique date night during 3rd in the Burg. Highly recommend pawning off the crotchgoblins with grandma and checking it out.

    Great place to bring kids for an indoor activity. Our kids 5 and 3 really enjoyed it. The dinosaur…read moreexhibit was really nicely done with moving dinosaurs. Lots of interactive things for the kids and adults to do. On the upper floor there was a cute play area for kids under 6 that included a shopping area, doctor zone, construction and building area. Everyone was really nice and space was clean. It was not busy which made it nice. We parked in the structure nearby and they did not validate and you have to pay using a QR code. We will definitely be back with the kids next time we need a nice indoor activity.

    Longwood Gardens - Longwood Gardens -- Garden Glow 2026

    Longwood Gardens

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    A Peaceful Day Among Blooms, Bonsai, and Beautiful Fountain Shows at Longwood Gardens…read more I had such a wonderful experience at Longwood Gardens. The grounds are absolutely beautiful--you can easily spend hours exploring and still not see everything. It's incredibly peaceful, with plenty of shaded areas and chairs scattered throughout, making it easy to slow down, relax, and take it all in. I was especially happy that the tulips were still blooming during my visit--they were vibrant, colorful, and truly a highlight of the day. One thing that really stood out was how many staff members were around. Whether they were tending to the gardens or available to answer questions, it added to the overall welcoming feel of the place. I loved all of the water features--they were stunning and added to the calming atmosphere. Make sure to catch the water fountain shows--they're beautifully done and absolutely a must-see while you're there. There are also so many paths to wander, including areas out in the meadow that I didn't even get to explore. It felt like every turn led to something new and beautiful. The bonsai trees were a highlight for me--be sure to check them out! One of them has been in training since 1909, which is just incredible. Admission was very reasonable at $35, though I'd recommend checking their Facebook page for discount codes (I found one after I had already purchased my tickets). A membership is only $120, and if I lived closer, I would absolutely take advantage of that and visit often. Parking was plentiful and easy. The café had a great variety of options--from hot entrées to sandwiches and salads--and I even found a great deal: a hot dog and chips for just $7. There were also plenty of outdoor tables to enjoy a meal. Another thoughtful touch: there are clean, well-maintained restrooms located all over the grounds. Many are individual restrooms with their own sink and toilet, which was really convenient. Make sure you visit the house and watch the film--it provides a great overview and history of the gardens and really enhances the experience. Overall, this was a fantastic visit. I'm already planning to bring one of my gardening friends with me the next time I'm in the area! Website: https://longwoodgardens.org/ #Reviews #Travel #Pennsylvania #Gardening #LongwoodGardens

    This place blew me away. I think it is more gorgeous than NYC's Botanical Gardens. The thing I…read morenoticed immediately was how immaculate the grounds were. I had to visit on one of the hottest days, 91 degrees. Put on your most comfortable walking shoes because there is a lot to cover. I couldn't believe that I actually saw a woman in 4" heels. Wear a hat, sunglasses and lots of sunscreen. - There is a 1906 Restaurant for fine dining. - The Café offers prepared foods and drinks. - I think you can book the ballroom for special occasions. - Their gift shop is a must visit before leaving. Beautiful handcrafted items, plants, and bonsais for purchase. Warning: their indoor areas barely offer any A/C. Only relief I got was in the gift shop. Even The Café didn't have any. It was 2.5 hours from where I live but so worth the drive.

    National Watch and Clock Museum - Part of the Engle clock

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    A great little museum ( not that little ) to spend a few hrs. enjoying . They have nice bathrooms…read moreand gift shop . The museum presents a historiclal showcase of the evolution of timekeeping . There are sections( clock) full of various timekeeping instruments . Grandfather Clocks , Asian Clocks , Nautical , Automobile , Airplane . Further on , are sections devoted to the advent of pocketwatches and wristwatches . Many countries are represented . Pocketwatches developed with the burgeoning railroad system . Wristwatches with the outbreak of the first great world war . The dawn of aviation spurred further innovation . As always ... " necessity is the mother of invention ." Highlights include the monumental "Engle" clock , which was like a vaudeville show all its own , with many miniature mechanical , performances . A staffer is there to answer questions , and a shows off all of the Engles , bells and whistles, hourly. The section dedicated to the iconic Hamilton watch factory in nearby Lancaster city ( sadly defunct and exists as Condominiums today ) and the James Bond tributes , made this a museum of interest to a diverse crowd .

    Rock Out with Your Clock Out…read more The National Watch and Clock Museum houses the largest collection of timepieces in the country, with over 12,000 individual pieces. The Good: * Large, plentiful, free parking lot * Fairly inexpensive to visit at $15/adult and $10/child, plus there are additional discounts for families, vets, and senior citizens. * Research library available. * If you're into clocks, watches, and other types of timepieces, then boy howdy, is this the place for you. Lots to see and do. * Live demonstration (check schedule) The Meh: * If you're really not into timepieces then this probably isn't the place for you, but it's still an interesting place to learn history. The Ugly: * I wouldn't recommend bringing younger kids, as it's not within their attention span to enjoy these kinds of things, but I suppose it depends on the kid. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Conclusion: Fun place to check out if you're visiting Lancaster County, and especially if the weather outside isn't great.

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