What a terrific place to find super fun treasures and tasty delights in a fabulously beautiful and…read morehistoric building with some pretty awesome architectural elements. Well worth a stop. Lots of local businesses offering lovely things from food, trinkets, bath/body, candles, candy, dog treats, herbs, veggies, etc. Just a great mix of all the things. Everyone is super friendly and attentive. There are restrooms available. Great pricing for homemade things. Stop in and enjoy a terrific place with lots to offer. It's even just charming to take a stroll even if not in the market to make a purchase.

we came here on our last morning prior to going to the airport saturday morning…read morewe got there shortly after opening so many vendors were still setting up i love and live for food halls i just love the variety of everything everyone was really nice there was so much to look at i literally wanted to take so much back with me, but i had no room in my luggage! we started off with coffee from pullshot coffee roasters. i got a bagel from lori v's , baby macaroons from salt & sugar and a mini cake from the reverie cafe lots of seating in the front prices were fair parking: we parked in the garage across the way. its free on saturdays

I said on another review that there was a lot of bugs with my CSA. It's everywhere. But I'm moving…read moreout of town and they actually gave me a credit for my unused CSA. So thoughtful. Who else would do that?

I love Miller's plant farm! The plants are reasonably price and such good quality! Never had an…read moreissue bringing a plant home and had mealy bugs or gnat flies!

They have a fabulous selection of baked goods and soups and sandwiches. They have a greenhouse for…read moreyour planting needs!! They have fresh produce and very friendly staff!!!

We're traveling through from NC on a long camping trip. I was drawn in by the "homemade vegetable…read morebeef soup" advertisement on the sign out front and boy am I glad we stopped. The whole place was a feast for the eyes and I've never had better vegetable beef soup! Can't wait to try the homemade apple dumpling that I got - I'm just too full on delicious soup!

I love this place! They have a lot of sales and the employees are very friendly and greet you as…read moreyou're walking in and in the aisles. They do have good selection of food and products.

A big shout out to the Manager Marc at Sprouts of York and the deli team member that assisted me…read moreyesterday. I placed a cater order Monday for an event my law firm hosted last night. When I arrived to pick it up, the order was short by a full tray of the sandwiches we ordered. The young man behind the counter got to work on the order immediately and Marc ensured things were taken care of properly. The food was a great success, as always. I have been a shopper of Sprouts for a year now and they have always been kind and courteous, but they went beyond to help me fulfill the order and I cannot thank them enough. More catering orders to come in the future!

Install and removal only $100! (Lowes charges would have equaled $240 for install by 3rd party,…read moreremoval fee and install kit.) The service was great and sales not pushy. There's a reason they've been here so long. But local and they'll be here even longer!!

He listened to what my needs were, and suggested an appliance that was perfect! The delivery time…read morewas efficient and the installers were professional and skilled

Have been several times to the toy train show by the Tca love it. A really unique place also has…read morethe antique truck show there I have the book on it.

My family and I have been driving to the fair from Maryland for years. Since the drive is about 45…read moreminutes, we pack chairs, tables, food and we tailgate. Again, a tradition we have had for years and one we participated in, in 2021. This year, however, was different. We were told that tailgating was no longer allowed. The fair had specialized depending on the type of vehicle you were in, so our family couldn't even park together. Luckily, one of the fair workers who remembered us from previous years, find a spot for us to park near the RVs. But the "fair police" who were riding around on golf carts continued to monitor us and tell us what we were allowed to do and what we weren't. Some other parking attendant verbally assaulted my sister, yelling at her to "move the hell out of the way" because she was confused about the parking situation. Needlessly to say, after over 30 years of attending this fair, my family and I will not be returning. While the kids still thoroughly enjoyed themselves, all the new rules and regulations and the unfriendly staff isn't worth the trouble. Very unfortunate.

As oxymoronic as this is going to sound, this place was educationally fun. But that's only if you…read morecan appreciate learning something that you didn't know before. As a head's up, I visited back in September and I was told that they were in the process of moving items to a new location. So my take on that is that a lot of what is here will be moved/moving very soon to a new location. Throughout my visit you would come across certain areas that were covered over in preparation for moving. Being a born and raised Pennsylvanian I had no idea how much of an impact York had on the nation in respect to advancements in industry and agriculture. To say that York played a part in a lot of things might be an understatement. When I say I learned something here, I mean it. I had no idea that York had it's own automotive manufacturing or that the huge ice machine was thought up and created in York. For this museum to focus on just the industry and agriculture, and to be able to fill three large spaces (enough to have to move) should be telling you something. York is not only known for some automotive manufacturing, but they also went back a bit further than that. Bicycles, horse carriages, to horse drawn sleds. You can throw in there some aquatic movement as well as trains and streetcars. When you enter the industry area, my best suggestion is to go up the ramp and then head down the ramp and take the stairs. You will go through eras of the area. Then you move into the agricultural side where you see many pieces of equipment that were used to farm the lands and produce the food. Also in this area you see that Rutter's (sorry, not my go to convenience store in PA) started out as a dairy farm. Who knew? Not me, but I am sure that people from York and surrounding areas knew. There is also a spot in here that you can kind of get the feel of what it would have been like to work in a barn/on a farm. As you make your way through the agricultural section you kind of go back into industry. Did you know that York made dental products. I mean like the false teeth that you might have to get one day in your mouth. Other things that I did not realize being made in York: barbells, pottery, and snowmobiles. Before heading out of this last section of this portion, be sure to stop and look at/interact with the siren. And take a good moment to play around at the telephone area. Rotary phones up to dial tones. You can call numbers that connect the phones and hear the rings of the phones. Then as you head upwards to the main level again, stop and take a gander at the 275 time capsule. The last portion of this place is gigantic in size. It has to be as they pieces in here aren't meant to be moved or displayed in low ceiling rooms. This is where you will see the ice machine, firetruck, and the huge electric sign. One last thing I want to touch on here was the staff. They were super nice and very informative of the museum itself. They were also very knowledgeable of everything else in York. I ended up chatting with the lady at the front desk for a bit. When I entered they were having a bit of trouble with their computer system and they were doing the honor system with me. I had to pay on my way out, don't worry, I checked back in and paid. It was nice of them to do that, or else I might not have had a chance to enjoy this museum.

They moved the museum into a new building a while back which greatly improved it. Clean all around,…read moretime consuming, interesting, and interactive. Would consider coming back.

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.

This is the nearest little find ever. Have everything from some antiques mixed in the lots of art…read moreand crafty things. It's a very nice place to see. If you're in the area stop in oh their prices are pretty darn reasonable too. Shirley

This is such a wonderful place to shop! So many unique little shops and friendly hosts at the…read morecounter! We live 2 hours away and can't wait to go back!!