This Week in Mt. GretnaCelebrating our 17th anniversary of service to the Mt. Gretna Community � Friday, July 3, 2015

Friday, July 3

9-11am Mt. Gretna Bird Club. Meet at Chautauqua parking lot;bring your binoculars. 964-3412.

9:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground program10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner5-7pm First Friday Open Studio at the Mt. Gretna School of

Art (MGSOA), 62 Pine Avenue, with music by Words ofFlight. /MGA

5-7pm First Friday: Make Marble Tracks with Margaret onthe Porch at the Gallery at La Cigale

5-9pm Mt. Gretna First Fridays: Maps for the walk can bepicked up at the Gallery at La Cigale located on route 117. At La Cigale, artists Loretta Moore, Christine Goldbeckand Barry Leader, with The Vineyards at Hershey and LizFulmer, Music.

5-9pm First Friday at Penn Realty, featuring potter Ryan Fretz.5:30-8:30pm First Friday at the Mt. Gretna Art Gallery at

LeSorelle, featuring artist Sharon Solie and musicianReaghan Harvey, hosted by Carol Snyder and BarbaraFishman.

6-9pm First Friday at the Timbers, featuring photographerTrevor Dixon, jewelers Kate Dolan and Ruth Loose, musicby the Roberts Quartet, with Ron Thomas, Trumpet andvocalist Nicole Roberts.

6:30pm Pajama Party: wear your favorite wildlife pjs to learnabout PA wildlife and share snacks. $5/$15 family offour+. Call 964-3808 to reserve your spots. EC/GDE

7:30pm First Friday at the Hall of Philosophy, featuring four localartists, potter Bob Chaundy, Don Kensinger stone artist,Barb Kleinfelter, folk artist, and Jeanette Leid,landscape/tree artist showcase their wares; featuringsamples from the Mt. Gretna Craft Brewery, hotdogs/chips/soda sales by the Mt. Gretna Volunteer FireDepartment and Rob Gokey provides 60’s and 70’s rockand roll. HP/CHP

7:30pm Capitol Steps: political parody and musical satire doesn’tget any finer! $48/45/38/28 in advance, $51/48/41/31day of concert. PH/MAG

7:30-10:30pm Mt. Gretna Roller Rink open; $3 per person9:00pm Grand Illumination in the Chautauqua (a historical

tradition of porch lighting/greeting). /CHP

Saturday, July 4

A Fairy Tale Morning9:15am Children's Ice Cream Breakfast Buffet. $5 per person.

Advance registration required. 964-1830. HP/CHP

9:45am Fiona the Fairy Story Time: Kathy Snavely tells hernew story about Mt. Gretna’s favorite fairy. HP/CHP

10:00am Fairy Garden Parade: our annual magical trip from theHall of Philosophy to the Fairy Garden. HP/CHP

11:00am Theatre for Young Audiences: Cinderella and theLone Prince. $7. PH/GTH

9:30am Shuffleboard, next to the Campmeeting playground10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open10-12pm MG Area Historical Society research library open1-4pm MG Area Historical Society museum open3-5pm Mt. Gretna Art Gallery open at Le Sorelle5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner7:00pm July Fourth Celebration & Band Concert, with the

Rehrersburg Band. PH/CHP9:00pm Grand Illumination in the Chautauqua (a historical

tradition of porch lighting/greeting). /CHP

Sunday, July 58:30am Worship. MC/UMC10:00am Worship. TB/UMC10:00am Worship Service: Dr. A. Herbert Smith, Professor of

Religious Studies, McPherson College, Kansas, with TheSusquehanna Choral Quartet. PH/CHP

11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open1-5pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open, with Music

on the Porch from 1-4pm: bring your lawn chair,instrument and sing along!

6:45pm Classical Conversation/First Listen with young localartists. Free. PH/MAG

7:00pm Men in Harmony return to celebrate their 15thAnniversary with sacred and patriotic selections. TB/BBF

7:30pm Gretna Baroque Players, with the world premiere ofAllen Krantz’s trio Sonata. $23/19 in advance, $26/19day of concert. PH/MA

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Our thanks to the Mt. Gretna Arts Council for compiling and producing the Summer Calendar/directory, from which the bulk ofthis information is drawn. Advertising and donations underwrite the production costs of the calendar. Tax-deductible donations, of any amount, are most appreciated and can be forwarded to the “Mt. Gretna Arts Council,” PO Box 513, Dept. TWIMG, Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania 17064-0513. Their website is www.http://artscouncil.mtgretna.com/

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Monday, July 68:15am Zumba Gold with Janice. $5. FH9:00am Pilates with Annie. $5. HP/CHP9:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground10:30am Duplicate Bridge. Bring a partner /bag lunch. Please call to

reserve your place. 454-0358. FH/WIN1:00pm Mahjong on the Porch. HP/CHP

Tuesday, July 79:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground program10:00am Book Review: Robert O’Connell’s Fierce Patriot: The Tangled

Lives of William Tecumseh Sherman, with Kevin Pry, LVC. HP/CHP

10-12pm Mt. Gretna Library open6:00pm Mt. Gretna Bluegrass Jam, at the Tennis Club pavilion 7:30pm Disney Musical Game: Nichole Roberts tests your

knowledge of songs from Disney musicals, in preparationfor the opening of Little Mermaid on the Gretna stage. HP/CHP.

Wednesday, July 89:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground Program10-12pm Mt. Gretna Library open10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open10:00am Teddy Bear Hike: bring your teddy along to play games

and learn about black bears. Reserve your spot by calling964-3808. EC/GDE

10:00am MGSoA Art Lecture. “On His Work - Painting,Drawing, and Collage,” with Mark Lewis, teacher at theUniversity of Tulsa. HP/CHP

11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open4:00pm Yoga with Stephanie. $5. HP/CHP5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner7:30pm Classic Film Series: Audrey Hepburn – A retrospective.

“Roman Holiday” (1953). Princess Anne, an incognito European princess falls in love with an American newsmanDonation. HP/CIC.

Thursday, July 9

9:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground program10-12pm Mt. Gretna Library open10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open10:00am Religious Series: Common Questions about the Jewish

Faith, with Rabbi Paula Reimers, Congregation Beth Israel,Lebanon. Donations gratefully accepted. HP/CHP

11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open2:00pm Musical: Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Opening.

$39/36, Child/Student $10. PH/GTH3-5pm Mt. Gretna Art Gallery open at Le Sorelle5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner7:00pm Organ Recital: Gary Garletts, Director of Music and

Organist, Ardmore Presbyterian Church. Advancereservations required. 964-1830. Donations gratefullyaccepted. 1 Princeton Ave. /CHP

7:30pm Musical: Disney’s The Little Mermaid. $39/36,Child/Student $10. PH/GT

Friday, July 109-11am Mt. Gretna Bird Club. Meet at Chautauqua parking lot;

bring your binoculars. 964-3412. 9:30-12:30pm Chautauqua Supervised Playground program10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open

(Friday, July 10 - continued)10:00am Outdoor Adventures for 7-12 yr. olds; learn how to use

a map and compass. 964-3808. EC/GDE11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner7:30pm Musical: Disney’s The Little Mermaid. $39/36,

Child/Student $10. PH/GTH7:30pm What Happened at Campmeeting Stayed at

Campmeeting, or NOT, with Dr. George Leyh.Donations appreciated. HP/CHP/HIS

7:30-10:30pm Mt. Gretna Roller Rink open; $3 per person

Saturday, July 11

8:30-5pm Chautauqua University for a Day, featuring fourclasses: Stickley Furniture of the Arts & Crafts Movement,with Sarah Lanigan; Good Morning, Beautiful Business, withJudy Wickes (Philadelphia's White Dog Café), What YouThought You Knew about Learning...But Didn't: How to Leverageour Understanding of the Brain to Improve Performance, withJaunine Fouche, and How to Speak Pennsylvania Dutch, withGary Gates. Blueberry Buckle, lunch, wine and cheesetasting included. $50. Register by July 4 (check to PAChautauqua PO Box 637, Mt. Gretna, PA 17064). FH/CHP

9-12pm Second Saturday Volunteer Work Day at GovernorDick: help us care for the trail’s parks and more. EC/GDE

9:30am Shuffleboard, next to the Campmeeting playground10-4pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open10-12pm MG Area Historical Society research library open10:00am Children’s Carnival: pony rides, games prizes, balloons,

bubbles, food and fun! Campmeeting playground. CMP11:00am History Walk: The Campmeeting, with Ron Hontz.

Meet at the corner of parking lot behind the Tabernacle. Donations appreciated. HIS

11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open1-4pm MG Area Historical Society museum open3-5pm Mt. Gretna Art Gallery open at Le Sorelle5:30pm The Timbers Restaurant open for dinner5:30pm Pre-Play Dinner at Le Sorelle by reservation only.

BYOB. www.porchandpantry.com or 269-38767:00pm Heritage Festival: Larry McKenna performs songs

from The Greatest Guy Groups of the 60’s. Returningby popular demand. TB/CMP

7:00pm* Musical: Disney’s The Little Mermaid. $39/36, Child/Student $10. (*Note earlier show time!) PH/GTH

Sunday, July 12

8:30am Worship. MC/UMC10:00am Worship. TB/UMC10:00am Worship Service: Rev. William F. Murphey, Retired.

Episcopal Minister, Harrisburg, with The Eaken Trio:John Eaken, violin, Andrew Rammon, cello and GaryBoerekel, piano. PH/CHP

11-5pm La Cigale/The Gallery at La Cigale open1-5pm Governor Dick Environmental Center open2:00pm Musical: Disney’s The Little Mermaid. $39/36,

Child/Student $10. PH/GTH3-5pm Mt. Gretna Art Gallery open at Le Sorelle7:00pm Worship with Calvary Church of Lancaster, with the

Rev. Dave Allen and music by John Frye and the church.TB/BBF

Program/Activity Location Codes (Two letters):

BR*Board RoomCG*Chautauqua groundsCP*Chautauqua playgroundEC*Governor Dick Environmental Ctr.

FH*Mt. Gretna Fire Hall/parking lotHC*Heights Community BuildingHP*Hall of PhilosophyLB*Mt. Gretna LibraryLC*La Cigale

MC*Methodist ChurchPH*PlayhousePL*Chautauqua parking lotTB*Campmeeting TabernacleTC*Tennis Club Grounds

Sponsoring Organization Codes (Three letters):

ACN*Arts CouncilBBF*Bible Festival/Summer at the TabernacleCHA*Chautauqua AssociationCHP*Chautauqua Summer Programs CIC*Cicada FestivalCMP*Campmeeting AssociationDBC*Duplicate Bridge Club

GDE*Governor Dick Environmental CenterGLC*The Gallery at LaCigaleGMC*Gretna Men’s ClubGTH*Gretna Theatre/ProductionsHCA*Heights Community AssociationHIS*Mt. Gretna Area Historical Society

LIB*Mt. Gretna Community LibraryMAG*Music at GretnaMGA*Mt. Gretna School of ArtOAS*Outdoor Art ShowUMC*United Methodist ChurchVFC*Mt. Gretna Volunteer Fire CompanyWIN*Mt. Gretna Winterites

MT. GRETNA MAP - KEY:

1 - Hall of Philosophy2 - Chautauqua grounds3 - Chautauqua playground4 - Mt. Gretna Fire Hall5 - Mt. Gretna Library6 - The Playhouse; Mt. Gretna Area Historical Society7 - The Tabernacle8 - The Tennis Courts

9 - Mt. Gretna Inn; Heights Community Building immediately behind Inn10 - Le Sorelle Porch & Pantry Café, Mt. Gretna

Art Gallery (entrance on porch facing parkarea); Mt. Gretna Realty; M.H. WillemanDrafting & Design; Jonestown Bank &Trust Co. ATM, on Chautauqua Drive

11 - Mt. Gretna Pizzeria and Gretna ComputerConsulting

12 - The Gretna Emporium13 - The Timbers14 - The Jigger Shop15 - Mt. Gretna Information Center16 - Mt. Gretna Hide-A-Way17 - Mt. Gretna Lake & Beach18 - La Cigale, The Gallery at LaCigale and Mt.

Gretna Miniature Golf; behind it, Mt. Gretna Roller Rink; shuffleboard andquoits courts and Campmeeting playgroundacross the street

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Sunday, July 5

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Sunday, July 12

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