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CONTENTSI WANT TO HAVE SOME FUN ................ 4Chestnut Grove Natural Area ..................................... 4

Parks ............................................................................................5

Recreation ..................................................................................5

Museums ....................................................................................5

Scary Places ..............................................................................6

I WANT TO EAT GREAT FOOD ...............8The Rabbit and Dragonfly ...........................................8

Coffee ........................................................................................ 10

Takeout ..................................................................................... 10

Burgers ..................................................................................... 10

Italian ......................................................................................... 10

Asian ........................................................................................... 11

Buffets ........................................................................................ 11

Tex-Mex ...................................................................................... 11

Sweets ........................................................................................ 11

I WANT TO GO OUT (UNDER 21) ......... 12Chameleon Club ........................................................ 12

Music .......................................................................................... 14

Theater ...................................................................................... 14

I WANT TO GO OUT (OVER 21) ............ 15Tellus360 ................................................................... 15

Bert’s Bottle Shop ..................................................... 16

Take Your Friends .................................................................. 17

Casual Bars/Breweries ......................................................... 17

Dance Clubs ............................................................................. 18

Fancy Cocktails ...................................................................... 18

I WANT TO GO SHOPPING ................... 18Clothing and More ................................................................. 18

Groceries and Supplies ........................................................ 18

Contributing writers:Mickayla Miller, a senior at Millersville UniversityAshley Reeb, a senior at Elizabethtown College

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HAVE SOME FUNChestnut Grove Natural Area43 Chestnut Road, Conestoga

There are over 7,000 students attending Millers-ville University at the moment. If you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of overly excited college students, Chestnut Grove Natural Area may be a won-derful place to get away from your dorm room.

This space was originally a dairy farm that was turned into a recreational spot. The 170-acre area fea-tures wetlands, forests, wildflowers and grasslands, so whether you’re looking to wander aimlessly among flowers or take some friends out for a quality hike, you’re in good hands. There are 13 trails to hike on — 11 of them are considered user-friendly, while only two are considered difficult. Almost all of the trails are carved out with mowed grass or dirt.

This is one of the only local natural areas with wild-flowers, so it’s a special treat hidden away for people to find. Over 4,000 native trees and thousands of native grasses and flowers have been planted at Chestnut Grove, making it an ideal spot for plant enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

A hike through the wetlands includes informational plaques that talk about the critical state of the land-form, and why it’s essential to protect its presence. At its core, the natural area promotes education — not only about the native plants, but the animals, too. Birds from all over, including a rare sandhill crane, have already deemed this spot a safe home.

The Chestnut Grove Natural Area will be a peaceful “home away from home,” and can serve as a go-to getaway spot while in college.

Hours: From dawn until dusk.


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HAVE SOME FUN

PARKSLancaster County Central Park1050 Rockford Road, Lancaster

Chickies Rock County Park880 Chickies Hill Road, Columbia

Freedom Memorial Park9 Shertzer Lane, Millersville

Tucquan GlenState Route 3017, Holtwood

Potato Patch28 Division Highway, Lititz

RECREATIONSpooky Nook Sports2913 Spooky Nook Road, Manheim

Half-off passes and equipment rent-als for students on Friday nights.

Lancaster Barnstormers650 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Turkey Hill Experience301 Linden St., Columbia

Sky Zone Trampoline Park1701 Hempstead Road, Lancaster

Lazerdome2050 Auction Road, Manheim

Leisure Lanes3440 Columbia Ave., Lancaster

Go ‘N Bananas1170 Garfield Ave., Lancaster

Landing Zone403 Granite Run Drive, Lancaster

Regal Cinema1246 Millersville Pike, Lancaster

Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire2775 Lebanon Road, Manheim

Ambush Outdoor Adventure Park91 Hilltop Drive, Conestoga

MUSEUMSNorth Museum of Nature and Science400 College Ave., Lancaster

Lancaster Science Factory454 New Holland Ave., Lancaster

Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, 300 Gap Road, Strasburg

Renaissance Faire


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SCARY PLACESMillersville’s a great place to be when Halloween season rolls around. Check out these spine-tingling attractions:

JASON’S WOODS99 Stehman Road, Lancaster

This farm hosts Halloween-themed haunted attractions including a horrifying hayride, zombie apocalypse and a carnival of fear.

FIELD OF SCREAMS191 College Ave., Mountville

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The Rabbit and Dragonfly51 N. Market St., Lancaster

In the ’40s and ’50s, there was an informal literary group associated with Oxford University that gathered to talk about what was new in the writing world. The group was lovingly called “The Inklings,” and they met at a bar — The Eagle and Child — in the United Kingdom. Among this brilliantly talented group of writers were the likes of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, who shaped the literary world as we know it.

Jason Zimmerman and David Seyfried collaborated to create a space in honor of this group, and their creative vision turned into the cafe The Rabbit and Dragonfly. Their drinks and cuisine feature inspirations from both Lewis and Tolkien, be it in their names or ingredients. On the walls are large decorations, such as a map of Middle Earth, large bookshelves packed with books and a large Narnia-inspired mural.

The atmosphere will be different on any given night; sometimes they do open mic nights, and sometimes they have book signings and art exhibits. One half of the cafe features a large multipurpose space which can be used for performances, banquets or just as dining space. They also have a vast number of books for sale.

“It’s a true experience. You come here, and it’s an at-traction; it’s a destination,” Seyfried says. While he goes to many different cafes, he still finds The Rabbit and Dragonfly unique in its adoration for all things creative. “We aren’t put off by people doing unique activities here. Some cafes just tolerate artists, but we want more and more of it happening.”

Whether you’re looking to meet new friends, or simply to be inspired, Seyfried says that this is a good place to be. Not to mention, if you show your student ID, you can get 10 percent off of any given order, which can add up, especially if you’re a coffee enthusiast.

Hours:Tuesday and Friday: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.Thursday: 5 p.m.-9 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

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COFFEECommonwealth on Queen301 N. Queen St., Lancaster

Mean Cup398 Harrisburg Ave., Lancaster

George Street Cafe304 N. George St., Millersville

Prince Street Cafe15 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Passenger Coffee7 W. King St., Lancaster

Cafe One Eight18 W. Orange St., Lancaster

TAKEOUTHouse of Pizza101 W. Frederick St., Millersville

Sugar Bowl9 Normal Ave., Millersville

Nino’s Pizzeria and Ristorante361 Comet Drive, Millersville

Two Cousins Pizza115 Manor Ave., Millersville

Jack’s Family Tavern and Restaurant15 S. Prince St., Millersville

Souvlaki Boys1 W. James St., Lancaster

BURGERSLancaster Brewing Co. Taproom and Grill2323 Lincoln Highway E, Lancaster

Wayback Burgers343 Comet Drive, Millersville

Forklift & Palate75 Champ Boulevard, Manheim

Mulberry Social300 W. James St., Lancaster

ITALIANPasquale’s Italian Garden and Pizzeria1657 Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster

La Piazza800 Lititz Pike, Lititz

Fiorentino’s Italian Restaurant500 Airport Road, Lititz

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ASIANIssei Noodle44 N. Queen St., Lancaster

Far East Cafe4 S. Prince St., Millersville

China Wok345 Comet Drive, Millersville

Yang’s1232 Lititz Pike, Lancaster

BUFFETSHimalayan Curry and Grill22 E. Orange St., Lancaster

Manor Buffet2090 Lincoln Highway E, Lancaster

Shady Maple Smorgasbord129 Toddy Drive, East Earl

Dragon Hibachi and Sushi Buffet1858 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster

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TEX-MEXNeato Burrito1917 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster

Roburrito’s227 N. Prince St., Lancaster

La Cocina111 E. King St., Lancaster

Cocina Mexicana47 N. Prince St., Lancaster

El Serrano2151 Columbia Ave., Lancaster

SWEETSSugar on Top126 N. George St., Millersville

Penny’s Ice Cream228 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Pine View Dairy2225 N. Danville Pike, Lancaster

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Chameleon Club

228 N. Water St., Lancaster

Not 21, but still looking to go out on a Friday

night? Or even a Wednesday night? The Chameleon

Club is a dance and nightclub that often has all-ages

nights. The dance venue has weekend events and

concerts, which can pop up on any day of the week.

Right down the street from popular brunch

destination Rachel’s Cafe & Creperie, the Chame-

leon Club has been around since June 1985. Still as

popular as it was back then, this nightclub is a gem

in Lancaster for its ability to host large national acts.

Because Lancaster is on the path many major artists

travel while touring between Washington, D.C., and

Philadelphia or New York, big-name artists stop to play here. With over 200 shows a year, the Chame-leon Club is never short of music. It might be a small venue compared to others in central Pennsylvania, but it’s the perfect space for having an unforget-table experience. With the entire club being general admission, one can almost touch the performers on the stage if they wiggle through the crowd.

Below the Chameleon Club is the Lizard Lounge, which hosts even more shows and local artists every Monday through Saturday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Any-one can stop by to purchase tickets to Chameleon Club shows at the Lizard Lounge, drop in to listen to the music and join in on events like comedy night.

Hours: Monday-Saturday: 7 p.m.-2 a.m.

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MUSICMusic FridaysDowntown Lancaster businesses host live music every third Friday.

Giant Center550 Hersheypark Drive., Hershey

THEATERFulton Theatre12 N. Prince St., Lancaster

The Trust Performing Arts Center37 N. Market St., Lancaster

Dutch Apple Dinner Theater510 Centerville Road, Lancaster

Sight & Sound Theatres300 Hartman Bridge Road, Ronks

Ephrata Performing Arts Center320 Cocalico St., Ephrata

Ware Center42 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Enjoy a variety of free

live music throughout downtown Lancaster on Music Fridays.

American Music Theatre2425 Lincoln Highway E., Lancaster

Reverb1402 N. Ninth St., Reading

Santander Arena700 Penn St., Reading

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Tellus36024 E. King St., Lancaster

Tellus360 is arguably one of the biggest staples in Lancaster’s nightlife scene — and for good reason. Right in the middle of the seemingly endless row of bars on King Street, Tellus offers a little bit of every-thing. Some nights will feature karaoke, while others will feature live performances from local artists — the content can vary from country to hard rock to spoken word, and everything in between.

Weekends can bring a hectic atmosphere; however, weekdays offer a more intimate setting for those who are uncomfortable with large crowds. The versatility of this bar, with its three levels, calls for a different kind of celebration depending on which day of the week you go out.

“All who enter are equal” is a large theme for this venue, so it serves as a safe place in the community, fostering individuality. There’s no definite age bracket

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— people from all ages come together to enjoy beer,

cocktails and other Tellus creations (we recommend the

Tellus Berry Lemonade. Delish!). For those who don’t

drink, but adore local performances, they offer Irish pub

food and darts upstairs.

Fact of the matter is, you never know what you’re

going to get at Tellus, and that unpredictability makes

it a hot spot in the city. Events such as silent discos and

cover band nights can be refreshing after an over-

whelming school week, and on any given weekday they

normally have something going on. Many events do not

have cover charges.

Recently, they re-opened their rooftop bar, a spectac-

ular space adorned with tables, umbrellas and plants.

On weekends, it’s a great space to hang out with your

friends, enjoy a nice cocktail and forget about life for a

little while.

Hours: Vary depending on the day.

(over 21)


Bert’s Bottle Shop369 Comet Drive, Lancaster

Alberto Flores, better known as simply “Bert,” is perhaps one of the most dynamic and knowledgeable beer gurus in the Lancaster area. He took his adora-tion for all things beer-related and opened a bottle shop. What makes his business different, however, is the environment.

A typical bottle shop experience can go as follows: You walk in, find your beer, pay for your beer and then leave. Bert makes it more of a community-building experience, where beer enthusiasts and newbies alike can sit down and enjoy a beer together.

While there are TVs at Bert’s, they are not typi-cally used for viewing cable shows. “It’s incredible to see people sit down at the bar who don’t know each other, and by the end, she’s talking to him, he’s talking to her. They’re talking about beer. I cannot tell you how many times customers have bought something

and said, ‘Oh, bring three more glasses, I want to share,’ ” Flores says.

Bert’s Bottle Shop features over 500 kinds of beer from all over: everything from local beers to Trappist beers brewed in monasteries. In addition, he features over 10 rotating beers on tap at any given time.

The bottle shop is also ideal for those who just want to grab a bite to eat, as they have a small, but delicious array of foods. We recommend the Chicken Tikka Masala Pastie, an Indian curry dish stuffed into a puff pastry.

This place is great for college kids because it fo-cuses on socialization and trying new things. If you’re even remotely interested in beer, Bert will be able to work with you and offer something that is in your taste range. You won’t leave empty-handed.

Hours:Monday through Thursday: 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.Friday and Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to midnight.Sunday: Noon to 6 p.m

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Owner Alberto Flores of Bert’s Bottle Shop


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TAKE YOUR FRIENDSBarn Door14 Blue Rock Road, Millersville

Hunger-N-Thirst920 Landis Ave., Lancaster

Belvedere Inn402 N. Queen St., Lancaster

Iron Hill Brewery781 Harrisburg Ave., Lancaster

CASUAL BARS / BREWERIESThe Fridge534 N. Mulberry St., Lancaster

Taproom by Spring House Brewing Co.25 W. King St., Lancaster

Lancaster Brewing Co.302 N .Plum St., Lancaster

Moo-Duck Brewery79 S. Wilson Ave., Elizabethtown


CLOTHES AND MORE

Main Street Closet

2842 Willow Street Pike,

Willow Street

Ooh La La Consignment

3014 Columbia Ave., Lancaster

Deja Vu Consignment Boutique

2106 Spring Valley Road, Lancaster

Millersville Community Church

Mission Thrift Shop

163 W. Frederick St., Millersville

DANCE CLUBSAltana Lounge26 E. King St., Lancaster

The Village205 N. Christian St., Lancaster

Tally Ho Tavern201 W. Orange St., Lancaster

FANCY COCKTAILSJohn J. Jeffries300 Harrisburg Ave., Lancaster

The Pressroom Restaurant26 W. King St., Lancaster

Annie Bailey’s28 E. King St., Lancaster

Pour114 N. Prince St., Lancaster

Horse Inn540 E Fulton St., Lancaster


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GO SHOPPINGGoodwill Store & Donation Center121 Rohrerstown Road, Lancaster

Dollar Tree165 Rohrerstown Road, Lancaster

Dollar General1805 Columbia Ave., Lancaster 3515 Columbia Ave., Lancaster

Manor Shopping Center1234 Millersville Pike, Lancaster

Park City Center142 Park City Center, Lancaster

GROCERIES AND SUPPLIESJohn Herr’s Village Market25 Manor Ave., Millersville

Weis Markets1204 Millersville Pike, Lancaster

Giant Food Store1360 Columbia Ave., Lancaster

Grocery Outlet Bargain Market2108 Spring Valley Road, Lancaster

Sep. 19 – Oct. 15, 2017

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