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.

A real gem in the heart of Carlisle ! I was amazed at what they have to see and read . A must stop…read morewhen you are in town .

Pretty rough location. Price is high for what you get for the art classes. Class sizes are around…read more5-10 kids.

I love York Arts. This Gallery is beautiful. They have amazing art shows with wine and snacks. They…read moreare not snobby at all and seem to love all types of art fans. They participate in tons of community events and offer a real unique presence in downtown York. Across from The Holy Hound Taproom and down the block from Central Market, Essan Thai and White Rose....York Arts is perfect for an art show and dinner/drinks.

Service is impeccable every one is super friendly and knowledgeable and they have a wide variety of…read morebeautiful art, tea, glass and pottery and don't forget the unique beautiful handmade jewelry they even have handbags and tote bags if you are looking for gifts you can't go wrong with Brainvessel

I was recommended this place by a stranger who strongly advocated for the friendly nature of the…read moreemployees and the overall environment of the store. When I visited, my expectations were not only met, but surpassed. I went in in search of tea, and the owner gave me and my friend a complimentary cup of tea to enjoy while shopping. The tea I bought was delicious and the owner recommended that I buy sustainable tea bags (which I did). I cannot wait to go back!

On Dickinson University's campus, this free art gallery displays the work of its art students and…read morefaculty. It's two levels and takes about 30 minutes to enjoy everything. Admission is free. If you love emerging art, go. I enjoyed seeing the work of our country's emerging artists.

This is our go to place to celebrate special family events. Everyone on staff are super friendly,…read moreextremely helpful and very knowledgeable. This time we were helped by Abby who stayed behind after her shift and gave us her absolute 110% to make sure we were completely satisfied with our projects! This kind gesture of hers made my daughter's second birthday all that much more special and memorable. There's no place like this anywhere nearby. The Prancing Pig is where you'd go to make very unique and special memories that will last forever. I highly recommend this place to families with young children looking to make lasting memories. Actually scratch that. Not young. Anybody regardless of age will love this place. We The Prancing Pig

Always a fun time and quite therapeutic to paint your own pottery. Some may think the prices are a…read morebit expensive but you really can't put a price on an opportunity to make something of your own and make memories with your family. Can't wait to see the final product.

We learned about adult night at WC from another reviewer so decided to come back this evening. It…read morewas fun being there and checking out the different sciency items. I think my favorite was the hurricane simulator and build-a-rocket and build-a-paper-airplane activity stations. For $12 it was a nice way to spend an evening having fun in a place that's usually pretty crowded. Now, we have to go back for a performance next.

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.

I had been eyeing this place for awhile on Groupon and when myself and some girlfriends attended a…read morewomen's day event at the Hershey Lodge (way back in February) and came across their booth, I wanted to stop and check it out. We were able to buy a gift certificate directly from him a the Groupon price. I recommend giving him a call and asking about the deal he'll offer -- BUY LOCAL!!! First I have to say...Laird is very talented, loves what he does and you can tell. He's friendly and straight to the point when giving instructions. I highly recommend a visit to his cute little shop. When you walk in, his artwork is everywhere! From jewelry to glass creations and amazing stained glass art -- this is a great unique place to shop for gifts. He offers many different classes as well. Grab some of your girlfriends (or guy friends!!) and try one of his very reasonably priced classes. Parking is in a lot next to the building (off street parking). I bought a certificate for two to try the mosaic class. It is offered on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 6 pm. I dragged my boyfriend along to get him to try something out of his comfort zone, and he enjoyed this first time experience. For the mosaic class we were given a nice size square "stone." Laird gave us some instructions and showed us where to pick our glass pieces that we were going to use. If taking this class, have something in mind BEFORE you show up as he leaves the design entirely up to you. He did show us a couple of examples of his work, but there was no way either one of us could stand up to his talent!! I felt like I took a little time trying to decide what design I wanted to do. No worries, I came up with a kind of "wave" idea and went with that. He has some really cool color glass and I already have an idea of what I would do on my next visit :) Just a tip: For those of you with longer nails, the tiny glass pieces can be challenging to pick up and place!! But I managed.... This class was fun and I highly recommend a visit/class!!

Took a class here to make some items listed on their website and it was a lot of fun. The owner,…read moreLaird is a great instructor and he makes the projects seem less intimidating, especially if you're not a crafty person. Great for couples or small group of friends.

Wow! So absolutely stunning! Beautiful cars. All in perfect detail and condition. The volunteer man…read moreon the bottom basement was so cool. He personally took us around and told us interesting facts about different cars. He was a gem! 89 years old!!!

Stumbled on this amazing transportation museum that is part of the Smithsonian…read more This month was Imperial ... by Chrysler. The restoration and amazing car for these classic was impeccable. Other vehicles... Betty White Cadillac that Alan bought her. The real us from Forest Gump and just an amazing experience to see these classics.