Rock Clipper: Peter Frampton Lynyrd Skynyrd

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Contents
movies
n 3: Review of Me Before You

n 4: This weekends movie times
n 5: Also playing; coming up; kids
movie series; box office
music
n 7: Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynyrd
lets begin
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owntown Lancaster celebrates the arts with a passion.

Not only is this weekend our First Friday weekend (visitlancastercity.com), but on Sunday the 300 block
of North Queen Street will host the third annual MakersFest, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen.
The street festival pays tribute to both the creation and
the creative process, with more than 25 artisans displaying everything from jewelry to furniture, with hands-on
creative activities for all ages. Those activities include silkscreening your own shirt; 3-D printing demos (and try your
hand at designing a trinket to be printed); sidewalk chalk
painting; a soldering station; upcycled craft making; and
a painting zone.
At Guild headquarters, 335 N. Queen St., visitors can
watch woodturning and weaving demonstrations.
Food trucks will be set up in the Building Character courtyard creativity works up an appetite! The event also will
feature live music.
MakersFest (has) opportunities for the whole family to
try their hand at one of our Make Stations, take home beautiful handmade items from exhibiting artists, watch professional artists demonstrate their craft, and learn about local
creative groups, says the Guilds executive director, Brandi
Clark.
MakersFest will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For
more information, call 431-8706 or visit pacrafts.org.
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n 10: Summer concerts at
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n 12: Shows not to miss
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n 14: Perfect Wedding at Rainbow

n 15: Theater calendar
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n 17: Expanded Visions photography

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Peter Frampton and Lynyrd Skynyrd

will be performing Wednesday at Clipper Magazine Stadium. Photo of Peter
Frampton by Gregg Roth.
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This image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment shows Emilia Clarke, left, and Sam Claflin in a scene from Me Before You.
REVIEW
ME BEFORE YOU
Tears will be jerked in this film about a bitter
quadriplegic and his cheery caretaker
RICHARD ROEPER
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
hen the lights dim and the

movie begins, we try to shed
our perceptions of the actors in other roles theyve done but
sometimes the casting in a movie is
just too meta to ignore.
In Me Before You, Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones is the
daughter of Mr. Bates from Downton
Abbey, and she falls in love with Finnick Odair from The Hunger Games,
whose father is ... Tywin Lannister

from Game of Thrones.
When Emilia Clarkes character
meets Charles Dances character,
I couldnt help wishing he would
say, The mother of dragons, in MY
house!?
But that would be a Funny or Die
clip and not a movie, and we are here
to talk about the movie, and alas, Me
Before You is nowhere near as entertaining as the television programs and
the film referenced above.
Based on a beloved and best-selling

novel, and doing everything to make
you cry short of flooding theaters with
the overwhelming scent of onions,
Me Before You is a beautifully filmed
and well-intentioned weeper marred
by an unfortunate performance from
one of the leads, and a plot development that leaves us more angry and
frustrated than moved in the final act.
Emilia Clarke from Game of
Thrones floors the gas pedal on selfconsciously adorable as Louisa aka
Lou, a painfully simple working-class
girl in her mid-20s who dresses like a
7-year-old pretending to be a grownup, furrows her considerable eyebrows
so frequently and so aggressively were
afraid they might just leave her face,
and maintains the cheerful demeanor
of a princess-to-be in a Disney cartoon.
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Sam Claflins Will had it all the

looks, the charm, the great job, the
moneyed background (he grew up in
an actual castle), the beautiful girlfriend until the rainy morning when
he was yapping on his cellphone and
he walked right into the path of a motorcycle, and now hes a quadriplegic,
living on the grounds of his parents
estate, alienating one caregiver after
another, blasting metal music in his
room and hating every second of his
existence.
Enter Lou as Wills latest caregiver,
and here come the plot references
to My Fair Lady, Educating Rita,
The Bucket List, Pretty Woman
(Lou even wears a red dress to a musical performance, a la Julia Roberts)
and even Dying Young (in which Ms.
Roberts played a caregiver to a wealthy
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patient played by Campbell Scott).

Will is rude to the point of cruelty. Lou keeps coming
at him with flowers and enthusiasm and suggestions for
fun activities they can do. Wills loving parents (Charles
Dance and Janet McTeer) pace about their enormous
home in their tasteful rich peoples clothes, arguing about
what to do about Wills state of mind. The soundtrack is
peppered with songs containing lyrics almost literally
describing what just transpired, as we transition to the
next scene.
At one point, Lou notices scars on Wills wrists, indicating a suicide attempt. Am I wrong to wonder how a quadriplegic cut his own wrists? Did someone help him?
Bigger problems with Me Before You include Lous
boorish wet blanket of a boyfriend, a self-absorbed clown
who makes it REALLY easy for Lou to turn her eyes to
Will.
Also, scenes in which the audience at a concert and the
guests at a wedding reception are horrified by the mere
presence of a man in a wheelchair seem way, way over
the top. Yes, differently abled individuals must deal with
ignorant reactions from some people. But in Me Before
You, the elite and the privileged stare at Will as if they
have never seen anyone in a wheelchair and they cant
believe he has the nerve to join them in society.
And then theres Will himself. Granted, its beyond our
comprehension to fully understand what it must be like
to be in the best of health one day and then unable to
walk or move ones arms the next. Its a tragedy. Yet Will
is in a situation that would be the envy of 99.9 percent of
quadriplegics. The decisions he makes are more infuriating than debate-provoking, more selfish than the selflessness with which theyre portrayed in the film.
As tearjerkers go, this one features a guy whos something of a jerk.
n Me Before You is playing at the Regal, Penn and MoviE-town
theaters. Its rated PG-13 for thematic elements and some suggestive
material. Running time is 110 minutes.
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Alan, a failed American businessman,
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the deal of a lifetime. Can he sell his
idea to a wealthy monarch? Or will
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a beautiful Saudi doctor (Sarita Choudhury)
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Leonardo, and Raphael are
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villains alongside April
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newcomer: the hockey-masked
vigilante Casey Jones (Stephen
Amell). After supervillain
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scientist Baxter Stockman (Tyler Perry) with diabolical plans
to take over the world.
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outhern rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd and British pop

rocker Peter Frampton will perform at Clipper Magazine Stadium on Wednesday night, when American
Music Theatre brings its first show to downtown Lancaster.
You dont think we fit together, but we really do, says
Frampton, whose 1976 Frampton Comes Alive album remains one of the best-selling live albums in music history.
We did a lot of dates together in 75 and 76. We had a
great thing going then. Theyre great people.
And besides, he says, the concert will feature two of the
longest songs in radio history: Lynyrd Skynyrds Free
Bird and Framptons Do You Feel Like We Do.
British bluesman Jack Broadbent will open the show.
Latest on Frampton
The tour with Skynyrd is a change of pace for Frampton,
who lately has been performing mostly unplugged concerts
in support of his newest album Acoustic Classics.
The new CD is really doing well (both with the public
and critics), he says. I cant ask for more than that.
Frampton recorded the 11-track album in his home studio. It includes remakes of some of his most famous songs,
including Show Me the Way, Baby, I Love Your Way, Do
You Feel Like We Do and Im In You.
But if youre expecting to hear the songs the way they
sounded in the 70s, think again.
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IF YOU GO
n Who: Peter Frampton and Lynyrd Skynyrd, with guest
Jack Broadbent
n When: 6 p.m. Wednesday
n Where: Clipper Magazine Stadium, 650 N. Prince St.
n Tickets: $55
n Info: 397-7700; amtshows.com
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The entire album, including the rock hits, is stripped

down to the bone.
For me, its going back and doing them as if I just wrote
them, Frampton says.
When he decided to include the hits on his latest CD, he
thought it would be simple. After all, hed been performing
them for decades.
When I went in to do it, I thought it would only take a
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couple days, he says. Boy, was I wrong.

After hearing his first take, Frampton thought
to himself, Thats exactly NOT what I want.
What I was doing was going in the studio and
playing like I played them 40 years ago, he says.
What he envisioned was something much more
intimate.
I went back and stripped them back, maybe
lowered it a half a tone so I didnt have to belt it
out, he says. Like you came over for coffee, and
I said, Hey, I wrote this song last night; can I try
it out on you?
A friend told him later, When I have it on and
Im in the kitchen, I feel like youre in the living
room playing your guitar, he says. Thats exactly what I wanted.
The acoustic album is another example of the
different incarnations of Frampton.
It was in 2006 when Frampton released an instrumental album, Fingerprints, that seemed
to give the singer a second wind, after his phenomenal success in the 70s.
CLAY PATRICK MCBRIDE
Lynyrd Skynyrd will be joining Peter Frampton in

concert at Clipper Magazine Stadium Wednesday.
Fingerprints, which Frampton dedicated to

his father, won the Grammy Award for best pop
instrumental album.
Getting the Grammy, which I didnt think I
stood a chance at getting, that really gave me the
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feeling that my peers were saying, Yes,

he is the musician hes always been.
The instrumental and the Grammy
sort of solidified my whole M.O. of
Im on the right track here, he says.
And since then, he says, Things have
gone from better to great.
Wednesdays show
When Frampton performs with
Lynyrd Skynyrd on Wednesday, hell
revert back to a heavier style.
Usually when you play with a coheadliner youre down to an hour and a
half, maximum, he says. So I tend to
rock it out all the way through. But Ill
throw in a couple of acoustic songs.
While Frampton has seen his share
of studio time, nothing appeals to the

musician in him like performing live.
Thats the pinnacle of my enjoyment, playing live, he says, no matter
what size the venue.
Frampton tells the story of sitting
in a London speakeasy when the song
Whiter Shade of Pale came on the
jukebox.
You couldve heard a pin drop, he
recalls. Music has that effect. It just
takes you over.
And he is fortunate, he says, to have
created songs that have that effect.
To look up and see the faces of people, to see couples putting their arms
around each other when I play Baby I
Love Your Way, Im very lucky to have
songs that mean so much to people.
And thats why I love to play live.
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HERSHEYPARK STADIUM SUMMER:

FROM BRYAN TO BEYONCE TO BLINK
Country stars Kill
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he advent of warm weather

coincides with another beginning: outdoor concert season.
Hersheypark Stadium will kick off a
packed season of shows on Saturday
with a performance by Luke Bryan.
Heres the full list of acts scheduled to
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this summer:
LUKE BRYAN: KILL THE

LIGHTS TOUR
n When: 7 p.m. Saturday.
n Cost: $32.35, $65.10, $81.35.
n The country heartthrob has been named
Entertainer of the Year by the Academy

of Country Music and the Country Music
Association twice. Several of Bryans songs
have reached No. 1 on the US Hot Country
Charts, including Rain is a Good Thing,
Someone Else Calling You Baby, Drunk on
You, Kick the Dust Up and Strip it Down.
Bryan is joined on his Kill the Lights Tour
by Little Big Town (Girl Crush) and Dustin
Lynch (Mind Reader).
BEYONCE
n When: 7:30 p.m. June 12.
n Cost: $54.10, $79.10, $104.10, $164.10,
$264.10.
n Fresh off the release of her cinematic
album Lemonade, Beyonce will bring her
Formation World Tour to Hershey. Beyonces
stage show is a high-energy production
featuring a tight-knit group of backup
dancers, a lit runway and bright graphics. The
superstar incorporates songs from her nearly
20-year career, including those from her time
with Destinys Child. Snapchat sensation DJ
Khaled will open the show.
Top, from left: Luke Bryan,

Beyonce, Nick Jonas, Demi
Lovato and the Dixie Chicks;
above, from left, 5 Seconds of
Summer, Twenty One Pilots, Def
Leppard and Paul McCartney.
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TWENTY ONE PILOTS

n When: 7 p.m. June 19.
n Cost: $29, $39, $49.
n Columbus, Ohio, duo Twenty One Pilots
combine elements of hip-hop, pop and
alternative rock into their genre-bending
music. The band toured with Fall Out
Boy on the groups Save Rock and Roll
Tour in 2013, but now Twenty One Pilots
has stepped into the headlining spot.
Twenty One Pilots songs Stressed Out
and Ride both reached No. 1 on the U.S.
Alternative charts. Electronic indie rock
veterans Mutemath and Dutch pop group
ChefSpecial will open the show.
DIXIE CHICKS
n Cost: $44.10, $78.10, $108.10, $138.10.
n More than 30 million albums sold, more
than $100 million of concert tickets sold
and 13 Grammy awards earned the
Dixie Chicks have had an extraordinary
career. The trio have had multiple No.
1 hits including Wide Open Spaces,
Without You and Travelin Soldier.
The Dixie Chicks are the biggest-selling
female band of all time in the U.S. They
will be joined by Anderson East and Josh
Herbert.
DEF LEPPARD WITH REO

SPEEDWAGON AND TESLA
n Cost: $30.10, $54.60, $74.60, $104.60.
n English hard rock band Def Leppard
is back on tour. The band, known for
hits including Pour Some Sugar on
Me and Love Bites, has had the same
lineup since 1992, including two original
members lead vocalist Joe Elliot and
bassist Rick Savage. The band will be
joined by REO Speedwagon (Keep On
Loving You, Cant Fight This Feeling)
and Tesla, formerly known as City Kidd.
5 SECONDS OF SUMMER
n When: 7:30 p.m. July 2.
n Cost: $29.95, $39.95, $59.95, $79.95.
n Australian group 5 Seconds of Summer
found an audience on YouTube before
landing what ultimately proved to be the
bands breakthrough an opening spot
with the wildly popular One Direction.
The oldest member is just 21 years old,
but 5 Seconds of Summer already has a
massive, dedicated fanbase.
DEMI LOVATO & NICK

JONAS: FUTURE NOW
n When: 7 p.m. July 16.
n Cost: $29.95, $49.95, $69.95, $89.95.
n Lovato and Jonas talked about their
longtime friendship in a recent installment

of Carpool Karaoke with The Late Late
Show host James Corden. Were actually
celebrating our tenth year of friendship
this year, Jonas said. Lovato got her start
in acting as a child and gained a larger
fanbase after appearing in the Disney
Channel Original Movie Camp Rock.
Jonas was the youngest member of the
Jonas Brothers before embarking on his
solo music career in 2010.
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n When: 7:30 p.m. July 19.
n Cost: $250 and up. (Lower price tickets
have sold out.)
n The musical icon and former Beatle
brings his tour, called One on One,
which boasts a brand-new production,
a redesigned set, firework displays,
massive screens and a set list spanning
McCartneys nearly six-decade career.
McCartneys set will include songs from
his time with the Beatles and Wings,
and his work as a solo artist. McCartney
will release Pure McCartney, a 67-track
compilation album, on June 10.
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Electric open mic with

Bob Noble and Blue
Voodoo, tonight at
8; Patio Kickoff Party
with The Chapmans
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Shank, Fri. 7 p.m.;
Marietta Beer and
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Drew Kiniry (3 p.m.)
and Ragtime Willi (5
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Angelo, Tues. 7:30 p.m.
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Tuck Ryan, Sun. 2 p.m.;
Old-Time Jam, Tues. 7
p.m.; Time Sawyer with
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8 p.m. 24 E. King St.,
393-1660. tellus360.
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and Aretha Franklin.
Cont. through Aug. 14.
Sun. 7 p.m. $15 adults,
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p.m. $100. American
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Lincoln Highway East,
397-7700. amtshows.
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LUKE BRYAN
Country
singer kicks off the

2016 Summer Concert
Series in Hershey with
his Kill the Lights Tour.
Guests are Little Big
Town and Dustin Lynch.
Sat. 7 p.m. $32.35$81.35. Hersheypark
Stadium, Hershey. 5343911 or 800-745-3000.
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Broadbent. Wed.
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Toms new girlfriend (who is actually the maid) is giving me lectures

about how I should behave, and Im
thinking, Who are you?, Faust says,
Why should I listen to you I dont
even know you.
Faust notes that her character is a
bit of a Bridezilla.
Everything would be fine if everyone just did what I told them to do,
Faust says, laughing.
We will do anything to keep Rachel happy, Lamason says. That
actually becomes my job as the best
man.
In this day and age of Pinterest, Rachel is expecting perfection.
All Daphne cares about is getting
her daughter married.
The mother wants it to happen at
all costs, says DiSavino.
Rachel is very concerned with image, says Faust. Shes giving off the
image of a perfect wedding, but not
really thinking about how she and
Bill work as a couple. Things are not
going great.
Bill doesnt even realize all the
things involved in a wedding, says
Shea. What? I have to worry about
napkins? Hes a character who wants
to take the easy path.
And Tom?
I like the idea of a party and drinking, says Lamason. I dont want to
complicate things. Im just doing all
of Rachels bidding.
But complications are at the root of
everything.
Just about everyone expected Rachel and Bill would eventually get
married, even if the relationship
isnt great at this point.
Tom has had a crush on Rachel
since high school, and Bill finds himself with feelings for his bedmate,
Judy.
And what about Judy?
Shes a victim of circumstances,
says Casner. She just started dating
Tom a few months ago and all this
happens.
And those four doors on the set?
Expect plenty of slamming.
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DANCE
PERFORMANCE
LEGENDS: DAMES
& DIVAS
DANCE 2016
Musical revue for

adult audiences
featuring marionettes
and impressions
of stars by Robert
Brock, including
Judy Garland and
Liza Minnelli. Cont.
through June 25.
Sat. 7:30 p.m. $20.
Lancaster Marionette
Theatre, 126 N. Water
St., 394-8398. lmt.
yapsody.com for
tickets. hiwpuppets.
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COMEDY
CLUBS/
SHOWS
CHRIS HARDWICK
Stand-up comic
performs. Sun. 8 p.m.
$35-$50. Hershey
Theatre, 15 E. Caracas
Ave., Hershey,
534-3405. hersheyentertainment.com.
Annual dance performance presented

by McCanns School
of Dance. Sat. 6 p.m.
Hershey Theatre, 15 E.
Caracas Ave., Hershey.
566-3733 for tickets
or info. mccannschoolofdance.com.
IMANI DANCE
COMPANY
21st Annual
Community Concert
by the African dance
company, Imani
Edu-Tainers. Sat. 7:30
p.m. $20 adults, $15
seniors, $10 students.
The Ware Center, 42
N. Prince St., 8717600. artsmu.com;
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THEATER
dance. Opens Tues.

Cont. through July
17. Tues.-Thurs. 7:30
p.m.; Fri. and Sat. 8
p.m.; Wed., Sat. and
Sun. 2 p.m. $25-$68.
Fulton Theatre, 12 N.
Prince St., 397-7425.
thefulton.org.
PERFECT
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Fast-paced farce
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day. Opens Sat. Cont.
through Aug. 13. Wed.
and Thurs. meal 11:30
a.m., show 1 p.m.; Fri.
and Sat. meal 6:30
p.m., show 8 p.m.
Other select days and
options available. Call
for details. $30-$56.
Rainbows Comedy
Playhouse, 3065
Lincoln Highway
E., (Route 30 East)
Paradise. 800-2924301. rainbowcomedy.
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Musical adaptation
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Cont. through July 14.
Performances various
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show, $48; dinner
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Pike, Bird-in-Hand,
(800) 790-4069.
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the Hershey Theatre, 15 E. Caracas
Ave., Sunday at 8 p.m. for his ID1OT
Tour. Tickets are $35, $39.50 and $50.
Hardwick has been doing stand-up
since 1991. He is host of the comedy
game show @midnight with Chris
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number of shows, including Talking
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The tools of a photographer may be

a digital camera, a 35mm film camera,
vintage processes, even Polaroid. The
images may be street photography,
fine art, portraiture or classic landscapes.
A good photograph is original, it
contains an idea, it offers more than
one layer of interpretation and it is
well made, says Frischkorn.
When its a good photograph, you
just know it. It speaks to you.
I think the name of Expanded Visions for the show has more significance than ever, says Frischkorn,
adding that the exhibit, which started
in the 1980s as Silver Visions, is in its
32nd year, after taking a hiatus for several years and returning six years ago
when she volunteered to coordinate it.
In many ways, Frischkorn believes
that the Expanded Visions show

is a way for photographers to prove
that they are indeed artists in every
sense of the word. In recent years, the
show has become an annual tradition
for photographers in Lancaster. Since
many notable art exhibits exclude
photography, Expanded Visions gives
regional photographers a venue in
which to shine as artists.
And shine they do.
Eric Weeks, who served as juror for
the show, had to narrow down the winners from dozens of entries. Weeks is
chairman of photography at Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. A fine
arts photographer who works and
teaches in both New York and Lancaster, he is known for his series of
photographs of his wife titled, World
Was in the Face of the Beloved.
Right after he selected the winning
NOW
- HOURS
LONG
images for Expanded Visions, Eric

was off to Korea to curate a photography exhibition at the 2016 Jeonju
International Photo Festival, Frischkorn says.
It was not easy to choose four winners from nearly 50 photographs in
the exhibit. What made the top photographs stand apart from the rest went
back to that intuitive aspect of a good
photograph, making it a great photograph.
I am especially enamored with the
first-place winner, Karen Commings,
Weeks says. Its such a well-seen image of a subtle, tender moment.
Frischkorn agrees, adding that she
loves that the scene is shown through
a window and the viewer is allowed to
imagine what the subjects are looking at. She was smart to convert her
image to black and white. It makes
it timeless and
you focus on the
people through
the window and
are not distracted
by color, Frischkorn adds.
The
secondplace winner is
Ole
Hongvanthong, who used
Polaroid imaging
to create a com-
This photo by Ashley Noel won honorable

mention.
pelling photograph that is inspired by

Mexican artist Frida Kahlos self portrait. Hongvanthongs Nina Kahlo
shows an Asian woman with a serious
expression, a crown of white flowers
and eyebrows that connect in the middle as Kahlos did.
Third-place winner Erin Berrys
landscape has a retro feel to it, with silhouetted trees, a farmhouse and snowdappled golden fields. She uses Photoshop to create an intriguing arc of five
crows in the faded blue sky.
I am impressed with her restraint,
Frischkorn says. It is easy to go too far
with that kind of technique, and she
has kept it minimal, making it really
effective.
Ashley Noels Honorable Mention
shows a young barefoot woman in a
sun-dappled forest. Noel recreates
classic fairy tales with female characters, and in this image, the woman and
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BENEFIT ART SALE
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Craftsmen hosts this
third annual event
featuring 25 artisans,
many demonstrating
their crafts, plus live
music, food and handson activities. Sun. 10
a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 300
block of N. Queen St.
431-8706. pacrafts.org.
MAKERS FEST
Approximately 100
paintings by the late
Lititz artist John
Andrew Wenger will
be offered for sale
to benefit the Lititz
Historical Foundation.
Prices range from
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p.m. Lititz Museum,
145 E. Main St., Lititz.
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open houses,
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ST. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
COMMUNITY ROOM
ON KING
Safer exhibit explores

the way art and
music affect mental
health. Fri. 6-9 p.m.
Free. 106 W. King St.
St. Johns Reveal, a

look at the churchs
renovation project.
Childrens activities,
refreshments. Fri.
6-8 p.m. Free. 321 W.
Chestnut St.
ARTISANS GALLERY
Exhibit of new
paintings by Marlin
Bert. Opens Fri. Cont.
through June. Tues. 10
SOUP &
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SALAD,
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Sweet Freedom,
exhibit by Mary Holton.
Opening reception, Fri.
5-9 p.m. Cont. through
June. Tues.-Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 11
a.m.-3 p.m.; First
Fridays until 9 p.m.
Free. 146 N. Prince St.,
393-8807. cityfolkonprince.com.
COE GALLERY
Where Hope Finds

Home, an exhibit by
Kristin V. Rehder that
honors refugees from
around the world
who have resettled
in Lancaster County.
Opens Fri. Cont.
FRIENDSHIP HEART
GALLERY
Home is Where the

Heart Is plus exhibit
of taproom paintings
of favorite pairings by
Heart Gallery artists.
(Held in conjunction
with exhibit at Seasons
Olive Oil and Vinegar
Taproom.) Opening
reception, Fri. 5-8:30
p.m. Free. Reg. hours:
Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-2
p.m. (First Friday 10
a.m.-8:30 p.m.) 118 N.
Water St., 945-6904.
friendshipart.net.
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Coe Camera, 220 N.
Prince St. 394-6824.
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Cont through June.
Thurs. and Fri. 11 a.m.-6
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-6
p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
or by appt. Free. 24 W.
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LANCASTER
GALLERIES
Exhibit by Lynne
Yancha and Robert
Lyon. Preview opening,
tonight from 5:30-8:30
p.m.; First Friday reception, Fri. 5:30-8:30
p.m. Cont. through July
9. Tues.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
And by appt. Free. 34
N. Water St., 397-5552.
lancastergalleries.com.
LANCASTER PUBLIC
LIBRARYS FRIENDS
GALLERY
First Friday for
Families event with
live music, activities
and refreshments,
plus artist reception
for Explorations
by Chris Corrao. Fri.
5:30-8 p.m. Exhibit
cont. through June.

Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-8
p.m.; Fri. and Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Free. 2nd
floor, Lancaster Public
Library, 125 N. Duke St.,
394-2651. lancaster.lib.
pa.us/FirstFriday.
MIO STUDIO
Waxed: Recent
Encaustics, Batik
and Mixed Media by
Chuck Kaiser. Opening
Cont. through June 24.
Free. 154 N. Prince St.
394-6662. miostudio.
com.
MULBERRY ART
STUDIOS
Fashion Hell by Reina

76 Artist. Plus Wall
Hangings, mixedmedia exhibit by Ben
Farrell. Opening reception, Fri. 5-9 p.m. Cont.
through June. Mon.-Fri.
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Evenings

and weekends by appt.
21 N. Mulberry St.,
295-1949. mulberryartstudios.com.
PA. COLLEGE OF ART

AND DESIGN
Selected Artworks
from the BFA Program
at PCA&D. Opening
Cont. through Aug. 12.
Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30
p.m. Free. 204 N.
Prince St., 396-7833.
pcad.edu/maingallery.
RED RAVEN ART CO.
Athenaeum: The Visual

Learner, by Scott
Cantrell; Light and
Space - Contemporary
Landscapes by
Patricia Wertz;
highlight artists: Maria
Kurtzman and Rhoda
Kahler; emerging artist:
Erin Shannon. Opening

Cont. through June
25. Tues., Thurs., Fri.
and Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
(First Fridays until
8 p.m.) Free. 138 N.
Prince St., 299-4400.
redravenartcompany.
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SEASONS OLIVE
OIL AND VINEGAR
TAPROOM
Taproom paintings
by Friendship Heart
Gallery artists.
(Other paintings at
Friendship.) Opening
Cont. through July.
Tues., Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.;
Wed., Thurs. and Sun.
11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9
a.m.-7 p.m. Free. 36 W
King St., 396-1380.
SQUARE HALO ART

GALLERY
An art exhibit inspired
by the book Revealed:

A Storybook Bible for
Grown-ups by Ned
Bustard. Opening
reception, Fri. 6-9
p.m. Discussion by
author at 7 p.m. Cont.
through June. First and
third Fridays, 5-9 p.m.
First floor of the Trust
Performing Arts Center,
37 N. Market St. 2931087. squarehalobooks.
com.
STRAWBERRY & CO.

Wayne Lucas
Retrospect, whimsical papier mache
sculptures and acrylic
paintings by Wayne
Lucas. Opens Fri.
Cont. through June.
Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4
p.m. First Friday from
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Free. 11
W. King St., 392-5345.
strawberryandco.
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THE WARE CENTER
Expanded Visions
photography exhibit.
Opening reception, Fri.
6-8 p.m. Cont. through
June. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4
p.m. Free. 42 N. Prince
St., 871-7600. artsmu.
com.
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CHRISTIANE DAVID
GALLERY
Works by Christiane
David. Mon.-Thurs. and
Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fri.
10 a.m.-6 p.m. First
Fridays until 9 p.m. 112
N. Prince St. 293-0809.
christianedavid.com.
CITY HALL GALLERY

Allegorical Paintings
by Thomas Scullin.
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5
p.m. First Fridays
until 8:30 p.m. Free.
City Hall Annex, 120
N. Duke St. (Enter
through Marion Street
entrance.) 291-4829.
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Symphony of Spring,
new works inspired
by floral and musical
exuberance by Freiman
Stoltzfus. Cont. through
June 29. Tues, Thurs.,
Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m.-5
p.m. (First Fridays
6-9 p.m.) Free. 142 N.
Prince St. 435-9591.

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ISADORE GALLERY
Figure paintings and

drawings by Charles
Swisher; ceramic works
by Mariko Swisher.
Cont. through July
30. Thurs.-Sat. noon-5
p.m.; (First Friday 4-9
p.m.) and by appt.
(Closed June 9-29.)
397-1353. isadoregallery.com.
JONAL GALLERY/DW
DESIGNS BOUTIQUE
Works of resident pen

and ink artist Dale
Weibley. Fri. and Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m.; and select
Fourth Friday events.
Free. 653 Locust St.,
Columbia, 669-1890.
jonalgallery.com.
LANCASTER COUNTY
ART ASSOCIATION
Spring Membership
Show, in the
Kauffman Gallery;
Exhibit by Henrietta
Holton-Thomas in the
Steinmetz Gallery.
Cont. through June
9. Wed.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4
p.m.; Sun. 1-4 p.m. Free.
149 Precision Ave.,
Strasburg, 687-7061.
lcaaonline.org.
LANDIS HOMES
Recent works by Velma

Magill. Cont. through
July. Daily 9 a.m.-7

p.m. Free. Harvest View
lobby and galleries,
Landis Homes, 1001 E.
Oregon Road, Lititz,
381-3550. landishomes.
org.
LITITZ FRAMING &

FINE ARTS
Solo exhibit by Joshua

Riggin. Cont. through
Aug. Tues.-Fri. 10
a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat. 10
a.m.-1 p.m. Free. 64
N. Broad St., Lititz.,
626-1436. lititzframingandfinearts.com.
LIZ HESS GALLERY
La Dolce Vita, new

works by Liz Hess from
her recent painting trip
to Italy. Tues.-Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m.; First Fri.
until 9 p.m. Free. 140
N. Prince St., 390-7222.
lizhess.com.
MANHEIM
TOWNSHIP PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Exhibit of altered
books and art by
Mimi Shapiro. Exhibit
cont. through June 17.
Mon.-Wed. 10 a.m.-8
p.m.; Thurs. and Fri.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9
a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 595
Granite Run Drive,
560-6441. mtpl.info.
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Nature
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LANCASTER
GALLERIES
n Exhibit by Lynne
Yancha and Robert
Lyon. Preview
opening, tonight
from 5:30-8:30
p.m.; First Friday
reception, Fri. 5:308:30 p.m. Cont.
through July 9.
Tues.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-3
p.m. And by appt.
Free. 34 N. Water
St., 397-5552.
lancastergalleries.
com.
This Sunday, June 5
CITYFOLK
n Sweet
Freedom,
exhibit
by Mary
Holton.
Opening
reception,
Fri. 5-9
p.m. Cont.
through
June. Tues.Sat. 10
a.m.-5 p.m.;
Sun. 11 a.m.3 p.m.; First
Fridays
until 9 p.m.
Free. 146 N.
Prince St.,
393-8807.
cityfolkon
prince.com.
COE GALLERY
n Where Hope
Finds Home an
exhibit by Kristin V.
Rehder that honors
refugees from
around the world
who have resettled
in Lancaster
County. Opens
Fri. Cont. through
June. Mon.-Fri. 10
a.m.-6 p.m.; (until 9
p.m. First Fridays);
Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Free. Coe Camera,
220 N. Prince
St. 394-6824.
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group show. Cont.
through June. First
Fridays 6-9 p.m. Other
hours by appointment.
Free. Community
Mennonite Church,
328 W. Orange St.
392-7567. communitymennonite.org.
QUARRYVILLE
LIBRARY C.X.
CARLSON GALLERY
Exhibit by Sarah Irwin.

Cont. through June.
Tues.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-8
p.m.; Fri. 10 a.m.-6
p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-4
p.m. Free. Quarryville
Library, 357 Buck Road,
Quarryville, 786-1336.
quarryvillelibrary.org.
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CENTER FOR THE
CREATIVE ARTS
SCCA Invitational
Exhibition. Cont.
through July 16. Tues.Thurs. 1-4 p.m.; Fri.
and Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Free. 224 Locust St.,
Columbia, 576-9628.
sccaartstore.com.
UNITED ZION
GALLERY
Exhibit by Susan
Halechko Hoffman.
Cont. through July.
Daily 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Free. United Zion
Retirement Community,
722 Furnace Hills Pike,
Lititz. 626-2071. uzrc.
org.
MUSEUMS
n Continuing ...
BRANDYWINE RIVER
MUSEUM OF ART
Museum houses a
collection of American
art, with special galleries dedicated to the
work of N.C., Andrew
and Jamie Wyeth.
Rotating exhibitions.
Currently: New
Terrains: American
Landscape Paintings
from the Richard
M. Scaife Bequest.
Cont. through Nov.
6. Also: The Poetry
of Nature: A Golden
Age of American
Landscape Painting.
/LancasterOnline

Daily 9:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. $15 adults; $10
seniors, $6 students
and children 6-12, free
children under 6. 1
Hoffmans Mill Road,
U.S. Route 1 in Chadds
Ford. 610-388-2700.
brandywinemuseum.
org.
DEMUTH MUSEUM
Home and studio of

modernist Charles
Demuth (1883-1935).
Permanent collection
of Demuths art, plus
special events and
changing exhibitions.
Currently: Sunnyside:
Off the Wall. Cont.
through June 26.
Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4
p.m.; Sun. 1-4 p.m.
Admission by donation.
120 E. King St., 2999940. demuth.org.
LANCASTER
MUSEUM OF ART
Jeff Geib: On the

Wall. Cont. through
June 26. Tues.-Sat. 10
a.m.-4 p.m.; Sun. noon4 p.m. Donation. 135
N. Lime St., 394-3497.
lmapa.org.
LANDIS VALLEY
VILLAGE AND FARM
MUSEUM
Weathervanes:
Three Centuries of
Pennsylvania Folk
Art Traditions. Cont.
through Dec. 31. Mon.Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun.
noon-5 p.m. Included
in regular admission of
$12 adults, $19 seniors,
$8 ages 3-11, free for
ages 2 and under. 2451
Kissel Hill Road, Route
272/Oregon Pike,
569-9312. landisvalleymuseum.org.
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PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM OF ART
Breaking Ground:
Printmaking in the
U.S., 1940-1960.
Cont. through July
24. Also Look
Again: Contemporary
Prospectives on African
Art. Cont. through
Sept. 25. Tues.-Sun. 10
a.m.-5 p.m. (Wed. and
Fri. until 8:45 p.m.)
$14 children 13-18 and
students with ID, free
for children 12 and under. Benjamin Franklin
Parkway at 26th St.,
Phila. (215) 763-8100.
philamuseum.org.
STATE MUSEUM OF
PENNSYLVANIA
Working Together for

Wildlife: Three Decades
of Pennsylvanias
Nature in Art, a joint
exhibit with the Pa.
Game Commission.
Cont. through Sept.
11. Wed.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5
p.m.; Sun. noon-5 p.m.
$5 children 1-11. 300
North St., Harrisburg.
787-6778. statemuseumpa.org.
Theater calendar
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Theatre, 2425 Lincoln
Highway E., 397-7700.
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MILLION DOLLAR
QUARTET
Musical inspired by
the famed recording
session that brought
together rock n roll
icons Elvis Presley,
Johnny Cash, Jerry
Lee Lewis and Carl
Perkins. Cont. through
June 19. Wed.-Sat.,
6 p.m. dinner, 7:30
show; select matinees,
Thurs.-Sat., 11:45 a.m.
lunch, 1:15 p.m. show;
select Sunday twilights,
dinner 5:30 p.m., show,
7 p.m. $51-$60 adults;
$27 ages 13-18; $23
ages 3-12. $30 show
only. Dutch Apple
Dinner Theatre, 510
Centerville Road,
898-1900. dutchapple.
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OLD-TIME GOSPEL
RADIO HOUR
Gospel music, radio

comedy and over 70
cast members of
all ages in this
favorite presented
by Servant Stage Co.
Performances at various locations around
the county through
June 12. This week:
Performance tonight
and Fri. 7 p.m.; Sat. 3
and 7 p.m. Lancaster
Bible College, 901 Eden
Road. 603-247-4493.
servantstagecompany.
com.
SAMSON
The story of this

biblical superheros
triumphs and downfalls
comes to the stage.
Cont. through Dec.
Various days and
times. $54-$74 adults,
$21-$25 children. Sight
& Sound Millennium
Theatre, 300 Hartman
Bridge Road, (Route
896) Ronks, 687-7800.
800-377-1277. sightsound.com.
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ZAC BROWN BAND

n When: 7 p.m. July 23.
n Cost: $34.10, $49, $69, $79.
n Three-time Grammy award-winning group the Zac Brown
Band is known for songs including Chicken Fried, Toes and

Free. The bands latest release JEKYLL + HYDE is the bands
third consecutive release to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200
chart.
The Zac Brown

Band will perform
July 23 at Hersheypark Stadium.
MIXTAPE FESTIVAL
n When: 4 p.m. Aug. 6.
n Cost: $29.95, $49.95, $69.95, $89.95.
n Nostalgia is bound to be heavy at the Mixtape Festival, where
Paula Abdul will perform a full headlining set. New Kids on
the Block, Boyz II Men, 98 Degrees, O-Town, Ryan Cabrera and
Dream also will take the stage.
vocalist Tom DeLonge left the group in 2015, but

bassist/vocalist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis
Barker reconvened, adding Matt Skiba of the Alkaline
Trio in DeLonges place.
SHOW OF THE SUMMER
JASON ALDEAN

n Cost: $30.10, $44.60, $64.60.
n While Mixtape Festival shows pop acts that became popular
n When: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 15.
n Cost: $28.35, $61.10, $77.35.

n Named the Entertainer of the Year at the most
recent Academy of Country Music Awards, Aldean

is embarking on a massive tour this summer in
anticipation of his upcoming seventh studio album.
Aldean released Lights Come On, this first single
from the album, in April.
in previous years, Show of the Summer showcases new and upand-coming artists. Canadian singer Shawn Mendes, who broke
onto the music scene with his hit Stitches, headlines the show.
Other performers include Jack & Jack, Sabrina Carpenter, the
Girl and the Dreamcatcher featuring Dove Cameron and Ryan
McCartan.
BLINK-182
n Cost: $30.10, $47.85, $54.85, $70.10.
n The pop-punk kings of Blink-182 will release their seventh
studio album, California, in July. Original guitarist and co-lead
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6 p.m. $55. Clipper
Magazine Stadium, 650
N. Prince St. 397-7700.
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MICHAEL JACKSON
TRIBUTE
Whos Bad: The

Ultimate Michael
Jackson Tribute Band,
in concert. Fri. 8 p.m.
$28. American Music
Theatre, 2425 Lincoln

Highway East, 3977700. amtshows.com.
397-7700. amtshows.
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WOMEN OF
COUNTRY TOUR
MUSIC
FESTIVALS
Jennifer Nettles and

Brandy Clark perform.
Sun. 7 p.m. $71.50$99.50. American
Music Theatre, 2425
Lincoln Highway East,
Inside Saturday:
FAITH & VALUES
Inside Friday:
TOGETHER
MARIETTA MUSIC
AND BEER FEST
Live entertainment in
pubs all over town,
Examining the moral

fabric of our county
Exploring issues of
family & community
no cover. Sat. 3-9

p.m. Free. Some
participants: Shanks
Tavern, River Street
Cafe, Pig Iron Brewing,
McClearys Public
House, Railroad House,
Nicks Bistro, Stanleys
Cafe. Marietta.
marietta-pa.com.
OUTDOOR
CONCERTS/
SERIES
JAZZ ON THE
VERANDA
Weekly outdoor music

series continues with
a performance by the
Cocoa Avenue Blues
Band. Fri. 7:30-10:30
p.m. Free. Veranda
of the Hotel Hershey,
100 Hotel Road,
Hershey, 534-8800.
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LANCASTER
SUMMER ARTS JAZZ
SERIES
Jazz music under the
stars (weather permitting) opens with the
Troy Isaak Trio. Food
and drink available
from the Pressroom.
(Concert moves inside
Pressroom in case
of rain.) Tues. 7-10
p.m. Free. Steinman
Park, 20 W. King St.
lsaf-lancaster.org.
LANCASTER
SUMMER ARTS
NOONTIME
CONCERT SERIES
Noontime concert
series kicks off with
a performance by
the Rich Burton Trio,
Tues. noon-1 p.m. Free.
Steinman Park, 20 W.
King St. lsaf-lancaster.

org.
LONGS PARK
SUMMER MUSIC
SERIES
The Amphitheater
Foundations 54th
annual summer
music series opens
with a performance
by Brian Auger and
Alex Ligertwood.
Picnics welcome. Food
available. Sun. 7:30
p.m. Free. Longs Park,
1441 Harrisburg Pike.
longspark.org.
L-S SUMMER
CONCERT SERIES
Series opens with a

performance by the
Lampeter-Strasburg
Community Band
and Flipside Big
Band. Sun. 6:30 p.m.
Bring lawn chairs. L-S
YMCA Amphitheater,
852 Village Road,
Lampeter. (Rain location: Lampeter United
Methodist Church,
1101 Village Road.)
330-5495
MOUNTVILLE LAWN
CONCERT SERIES
Outdoor concert series

sponsored by the
Mountville Community
Services Foundation.
Bring lawn chairs. This
weeks opening: The
Bainbridge Band. Sun.
7 p.m. Free. Lawn of
Mountville Church of
the Brethren, College
Ave. and Clay St.,
Mountville. (In case of
rain, concerts will be
held inside the church.)
285-5122. mountvillecob.org.
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Paul McCartney mines virtual reality for new release
RANDY LEWIS
LOS ANGELES TIMES
aul McCartney is bringing fans into his world

by way of virtual reality through a six-part series of VR experiences created to support the
June 10 release of Pure McCartney, his new retrospective album surveying the music of his career
after the Beatles disbanded.
The ex-Beatle has teamed with VR producer-publisher Jaunt to create the segments that explore a
handful of songs on the new album in a 360-degree
video format.
The first two segments, for the songs Dance Tonight and Coming Up, launched last week. Valentine (Part 1) launched Tuesday, with additional
segments due June 7 for My Valentine (Part 2),
June 10 (for Mull of Kintyre) and June 14 (Early
Days).
Filmed in his private home studio, each experi-
ence allows fans to embark on a personal journey

with Paul as he recounts memories and anecdotes
while sharing archived and never before seen footage, a statement says. Paul is walking people
through how these songs came to be and some of
the emotions and personal experiences that led to
the creation of the songs and the original music
videos associated with them.
The Pure McCartney VR segments blend highresolution video content with digitally remastered and spatially oriented ambisonic audio mixed
in Dolby Atmos, the statement said.
It will be accessible with the Jaunt VR app,
which will be available in iOS, Android, Gear
VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Desktop 360 formats.
We used to see artists connect with their fans
through album covers and liner notes, but that personal expression, and deeper understanding of the
music, has diminished over the years, Jaunt Studios President Cliff Plumer said in the statement.
With virtual reality, Paul McCartney is taking the
most innovative step yet; hes connecting directly
with his fans, to share his innermost thoughts and
experiences, in an entirely new, personal and immersive way.
McCartney has been involved in forward-thinking visual arenas for music almost since the beginning of his career, most notably with the Beatles
career-changing performances on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, their first feature
film, A Hard Days Night, and the experimental
music film Magical Mystery Tour that he largely
directed.
Even a project for which the Beatles simply gave
their approval, the 1968 Yellow Submarine movie, became a groundbreaking example of the evolving art of film animation.
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New series of walking

tours of historic
downtown Lancaster
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Tours last 60 to 90
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Cont. first Saturday
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October. 11 a.m. and
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seniors, $5 college students, $2 youth from 6
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GREAT AMERICAN
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Annual event
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Club features entertainment, an auction,
food and games.
Hunt permits are
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has a prize. Benefits
Childrens Miracle
Network. Sat. Festival
fun starts at 10:30 a.m.;
snake pit opens at
noon. Grounds of the
Elstonville Sportmens
Association, 3133
Pinch Road, Manheim,
665-1963.
MOONLITE CRUISERS
CRUISE NIGHT
17th annual gathering
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No pets. Sat. 4-8 p.m.
Donation. Quarryville
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626-6332. venturelititz.
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4th annual 5K race

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More than 20
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Fri. 5-9 p.m. Free
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Celebration includes
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BLUE ROCK NATIVE
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Blue Rock Heritage
Center, 2151 River Road,
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435-5729.
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dancing, plus a silent
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including lots of
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Sun. noon-4 p.m.
Free admission; $5
parking. Grounds of
the Haldeman Mansion,
230 Locust Grove
Road, Bainbridge.
426-3794 for info.
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are at the rear.

Soft lighting is comfortable on the eyes, as are the large
black-and-white images on the wall. Muted music plays
in the background, and there is nothing to get in the way
of conversation. The staff host, waiter and bartender
all were welcoming, friendly and professional.
We went to Barberet for brunch on Mothers Day. However, a look at the menu shows the fare on that special
day was really no different from what you will find on any
other day. (The restaurant usually is closed on Sundays
and Mondays.)
There was a little trouble with our drink orders.
First, the waiter (understandably) passed over our
daughter, who had recently turned 21. (She eventually
did get her mimosa.) Also, a bloody mary had a tad too
much heat to it because of the bartenders heavy hand
on the horseradish. Under different circumstances, this
wouldnt have been a problem, but we were worried the
heat of the drink would sear the sensitivity of the taste
buds.
And that would have been a shame.
We must have been under the influence of the bakery
because we ordered an assortment of pastries as an appetizer to share (appetizers range from about $8 to $18).
It also made sense to order the pastries because the business is owned by Cedric and Estelle Barberet, and Cedric
was the pastry chef at Le Bec Fin in Philadelphia.
Unfortunately, the pastries arrived just minutes before
our entrees, and we split a single croissant before pushing them aside for a take-home treat. (Fortunately, we
dined on eggs and the light, flaky and delicious pastries
for dinner.)
All three of us were in the mood for seafood, so we
settled on the crab cake, mussels and a salmon dish. (En-
trees range from about $15 to $25.) All were excellent,

delightfully presented and prepared to near perfection.
The mussels, piled high on a plate, were plump and
juicy, prepared in a delicate blend of herbs, white wine
and garlic that enhanced but didnt overpower the
flavor of the mussels.
The salmon showed the same care in preparation.
The fish itself was expertly cooked and the garnish
only added to the inherent tastiness of the salmon.
We all shared each others food and pretty much
agreed (though a strong case was made for the mussels) that the crab cake was the star. The cake itself
was all about the crab, though a hint of what might
have been fennel was a nice, unexpected surprise. It
was served on a brioche bun that melted in the mouth,
a terrific match for the crab cake.
Unfortunately for us, the portions were so generous
that dessert was an impossibility.
When we return and we will return well make
sure we leave room for dessert. Those baked goods
beckon.
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Above: The exterior of Barberet Bistro & Bakery, 26 E. King St. Shown at right are
dishes of pastries, left; a crabcake sandwich with fries, center, and mussels.
IncognEATo is
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rotating staff visits area restaurants and reports
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Barberet Bistro & Bakery

Before you even step foot inside the restaurant at Barberet Bistro & Bakery, your
mouth has reason to water.
The relatively new addition to Lancaster
citys thriving restaurant scene makes
sure of that by forcing customers to walk
by rows and rows of rich, colorful, meticulously crafted baked goods.
The collection of cakes, pastries and
cookies are visible to passers-by through
the large plate-glass windows along the
first block of East King Street, just steps
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from the Lancaster Marriott at Penn

Square.
After walking through the front door
and making your way past the baked
goods, you enter the bistro part of the
Barberet equation.
The restaurant itself is a long rectangle,
with a full bar along one wall and a row
of tables along the other. There also are
some tables near the bar and along the
shorter walls. Sparkling clean bathrooms
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IF YOU GO
n Restaurant: Barberet Bistro & Bakery, 26 E.
King St.
n Hours: Bistro lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Tuesdays through Saturdays; Saturday brunch 11
a.m. to 3 p.m.; dinner 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
through Thursdays, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Bakery 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through
Fridays; 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday.
n Information: 690-2354; 26eastlancaster.com/
barberet/

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