
Good morning, Lancaster,
This week, most of us saw our first (small) snowfall of the season and watched the temperature dip into the negatives. Welcome to winter in Lancaster!
This week we have:
A Lancaster Christmas light display map and guide
The Lancaster Logo Quiz - join the hundreds (literally!) who have taken the quiz if you have not already.
And we are announcing the winner of the Lancaster Trivia Challenge! Our winner is… Karen! (email beginning with realt…) Karen, thank you for participating and being part of The Lancaster Review community. We will be sending you a $50 gift card to Oola Bowls. Enjoy!
The Lancaster Logo Quiz
We’ve removed the names from 15 Lancaster logos. Can you pick which companies go with each logo?
If you complete the quiz and share your email, you’ll be entered to win a $50 gift card from Silantra!
Featured Story - Lancaster Christmas Light Displays
We put together a map of free residential Christmas light displays. This year, instead of aimlessly wandering through random neighborhoods hoping to see some lights, you can make that drive a little more merry and bright.
The Weekend Preview
Here are a few events for this weekend. Want to add your event to this list? Send us an email to list your event for free!
✅ Something free
Life-Size Candy Land - December 5 @ 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm. The Lancaster Library says you can journey to the Peppermint Forest, over the Gumdrop Mountains, and escape the Chocolate Swamp. I don’t know how this works, but if it’s half as good as Candy Land, then I’m in!
✅ Something for the family
Christmas in the Park: Lititz Springs Park - December 5 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm This annual event features local performers, a carol sing with candle lighting, and the lighting of the Community Christmas Tree. Food vendors and restrooms on site.
✅ Something for date night
Elf at Fulton Theatre - December 4th-28th. The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!
✅ Something with friends
Whoville Holiday Celebration at Greenfield- December 4 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Enjoy live a cappella music, craft stations, food trucks, carnival games, and an outdoor movie screening of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
More Events:
Friday, December 5th
Holiday Makers’ Market at the Ware Center - buy local
The Log Cabin's annual Prohibition Repeal Party - time to celebrate
Lancaster Improv’s First Friday Free For All - check it out
Saturday, December 6th
Christmas Market at Brick Gables - buy local
Saturday Night Improv: Peach Soda - make me laugh
Sunday, December 7th
The Marietta Candlelight Tour - info here
Shirt Factory Jazz Jam Session - let’s jam
Make your own wreath class - make a wreath
Interesting Facts About Lancaster
Here are the questions that were part of our Lancaster Trivia Challenge. If you didn’t get a chance to take the challenge, see how many you can get now! We listed the answers at the bottom of this newsletter.
The Fulton Theatre is named after what famous Lancaster County inventor?
Who employs the most people in Lancaster County?
What famous movie starring Harrison Ford was filmed in Lancaster County?
True or false, Lancaster was the first inland city in the United States?
Which U.S. president lived in Lancaster?
What is the oldest pretzel bakery in the U.S.?
What iconic Lancaster department once stood in Penn Square?
The Fulton Theatre stands on the site of what former structure?
True or false, the inventor of the cotton gin was born in Lancaster?
What did the early settlers originally name Lancaster?
The Weekend Weather
Friday, Dec 5
28°
Clear Sky
H:28° L:28°
Saturday, Dec 6
34°
Overcast Clouds
H:34° L:12°
Sunday, Dec 7
33°
Overcast Clouds
H:33° L:16°
Lancaster Trivia Challenge Answers
The Fulton Theatre is named after what famous Lancaster County inventor?
Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboatWho employs the most people in Lancaster County?
Lancaster General HospitalWhat famous movie starring Harrison Ford was filmed in Lancaster County?
WitnessTrue or false, Lancaster was the first inland city in the United States?
TrueWhich U.S. president lived in Lancaster?
James BuchananWhat is the oldest pretzel bakery in the U.S.?
Julius SturgisWhat iconic Lancaster department once stood in Penn Square?
Watt & ShandThe Fulton Theatre stands on the site of what former structure?
The old Lancaster County JailTrue or false, the inventor of the cotton gin was born in Lancaster?
FalseWhat did the early settlers originally name Lancaster?
Hickory Town
Wrap Up
Friends, thanks for reading! Maybe we’ll bump into you at one of the Christmas light displays. Have a great day.


