Some might assume that all of the cultural hot spots of Downtown Lancaster exist within a few blocks of Penn Square—surely the culture ends by the time you hit Mulberry St, right? Wrong. Cozily tucked into an historic, 315 W King St, stone row home, La Costeña Restaurant prepares some of the most diverse and palate-expanding dishes that the city has to offer.
Tag: Dining Out
Local film festival premiers tomorrow night
Tomorrow night, the Theater of the Seventh Sister (438 N Queen Street) will host the 2009 Rumschpringe Short Film Festival. The showing will feature 14 local films, each less than ten minutes in length. Categories include Drama, Comedy, Music Video, Animation, and Family.
First Friday Highlights
It was the first First Friday of Spring ‘09, and Downtown Lancaster was stirring with hints of the bustle to come in the warmer months ahead. At the Prince Street crosswalk near the Pennsylvania Academy of Music, a horse-mounted police officer had to direct the dense streams of artwalkers that concentrated along Gallery Row.
Prince Street Café: A major downtown draw
By Cliff Lewis In late 2005, Keith and Crystal Weaver; Dave and Carol Witmer; Kevin and Valentina Weaver; and Ed and Joan McManness all put their heads together: “We all had a very common vision,” Crystal Weaver explains, “and that was to provide a place where people could come hang out and not feel like […]