Events in Lebanon, PA

FREE Stuff Wednesday offers a tasty perk. Place a kitchen order totaling more than $10 and receive fresh-cut fries at no extra cost.

Seed to Supper is a vegetable gardening course presented by the Penn State Master Gardeners of Lebanon County. The program features multiple class meetings, and registration is open.

Thirsty Thursday features a simple special. Purchase your first drink and receive a second one at no charge.

Spend a relaxed evening focused on art journaling. Bring scraps, stray thoughts, and your favorite sketchbook or journal to explore on the page alongside fellow creatives. Food and drinks are available to order, and there is time to do a little shopping while you are there.

Legacy Lunch celebrates the positive impact taking shape in the Lebanon community. Guests can expect motivating remarks and a chance to bid on special items and experiences, all in support of the event’s mission.

A relaxed coffee meetup at Starbucks features open conversation focused on first responder mental health. Discussion touches on PTSD, resilience, practical coping strategies, and ways to work through difficult experiences. The setting fosters supportive, honest dialogue over coffee.

Food Truck Fridays brings a lineup of food trucks by the North Cornwall Commons Apartments clubhouse, filling the air with delicious aromas. This recurring series takes place on select dates, offering multiple chances to sample a variety of options in one convenient spot.

Spend an easygoing evening focused on creativity and connection. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required. Guests may bring their own beverages.

This low cost vaccination and microchipping clinic serves Pennsylvania residents on a walk-in basis. Payment can be made by cash, credit, or check. Parking attendants will direct vehicles to the registration area, and attendees will step out briefly to register while technicians bring pets inside for services. If inclement weather arises, any cancellation will be posted the morning of. For questions, call 717-343-3815. Bring physical paper proof of a previous rabies vaccination to qualify for a three year rabies shot. Up to 12 months of flea and tick prevention can be purchased at one visit. Unless you are an existing client, pets must be present to buy flea and tick products or dewormer. Flea and tick options include NexGard chewables for dogs and NexGard Combo topical for cats. Canine pricing: rabies one or three year 15 dollars, distemper parvo 15 dollars, leptospirosis 15 dollars, bordetella 15 dollars, flea and tick preventative 20 dollars, canine influenza 35 dollars, lyme 35 dollars. Feline pricing: rabies 15 dollars, distemper 15 dollars, feline leukemia 25 dollars, flea and tick preventative 25 dollars. Additional services during the clinic include nail clipping or grinding for 15 dollars and dewormer for 10 dollars.

Put together a festive fall planter with cool weather blooms and pumpkins. All materials are included, and everything goes into a 12-inch compostable container.

Irish dance takes center stage as the Paloma Performance Troupe, representing the Doherty Petri School of Irish Dance, appears at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. The performance schedule is still to be determined. Tickets are required for admission to the faire.

A welcoming day with MAGDRL at Mount Hope Winery Estates features time with their Great Danes, conversations with committed volunteers, and insights into how the organization helps Danes in need. It is open to longtime supporters and anyone who loves the breed.

Experience an afternoon filled with live bands, special performances, food vendors, merchandise, games, and plenty of dancing. Admission is $5 per person. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and enjoy time with friends and family at Coleman Memorial Park. Sponsors include Golden Home Healthcare, Funk Construction, Lebanon Federal Credit Union, Key Foods, Union Community Care, Regupol, and WellSpan Health.

At The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore, writers gather for focused time on the page, supportive conversation, and help smoothing out plot holes. The group welcomes all ages and any level of experience. Participants also receive early updates about upcoming digital magazines.

Enjoy a chaotic, laugh-filled session of Jackbox party games. Try new packs, dive into quirky survey challenges, and earn bragging rights over friends and rivals. There is no cover charge, just walk in and play.

Manticore brings a faithful celebration of Emerson, Lake & Palmer to the stage, led by three veteran musicians, Rob Shepard, Ron Ponella, and John Cristando. Since the 2016 passing of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake, the band has been performing throughout East Coast theaters and arts centers, channeling the intensity of ELP’s live shows while carefully recreating the detail of the original studio recordings. Regina Lake, widow of Greg Lake, has praised their performance as outstanding and strikingly close to Greg’s own. Honoring the groundbreaking group that blended the force of rock with classical intricacy, this tribute aims to capture the immersive spirit that captivated audiences.

An event centered on music and dancing. Spend time moving to the beat and enjoying the music.

An annual September Road Run brings riders together for a seasonal outing. As the second-to-last event of the season, it is open for all to attend, and anyone who loves to ride is welcome. Signups will be available so participants can take part before the season wraps up.

Hosted at Mt Hope Estates & Winery, this meet and greet features MAGDRL and their gentle Danes. Guests can spend time with the dogs, talk with the volunteer team, and learn about the organization’s efforts to support Danes who need help. It is a welcoming setting for longtime supporters as well as anyone who loves the breed.

Spend dedicated time with other writers at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore, where the focus is on getting words on the page. Expect a supportive atmosphere with guidance and help untangling plot holes. Writers of all ages and skill levels are welcome. Attendees can also hear early news about upcoming Digital Magazines.

Enjoy free fresh cut fries with any kitchen order over $10. This offer adds a crispy bonus to qualifying purchases during the event.

Enjoy a guided, family-friendly bike ride suited to all ages and experience levels. The route is five miles or less, creating an easy way to enjoy the outdoors, explore Lebanon, and connect with neighbors. This is free to attend, and registration is appreciated to help organizers know whom to expect. The ride takes place at the Colebrook Trail Head, and participants can watch for Lebanon Bicycle Recycle signs to find the group. For safety, children are required to wear helmets, adults are strongly encouraged to wear helmets, and closed-toe shoes are recommended.

Participants take part in a fundraising ruck march at Governor Dick Park that benefits two local nonprofits serving the community. The event welcomes families and offers a unique opportunity to experience the park after dark.

A relaxed gathering for anyone who enjoys fiber arts, offering time and space to work on personal projects and connect with fellow creatives. Bring a knitting, crochet, cross stitch, quilting, weaving, or other fiber arts project to work on alongside others who share the craft. Attendance is free.

Ella's Choice brings a live set to Snitz Creek Brewery Palmyra. Craft brews and a friendly atmosphere set the tone for a festive evening of music with friends.

DJ Freshy returns to Union House Taproom & Livery for a night of karaoke. Step up to the mic and sing your go-to tunes, or relax and take in the performances as the evening unfolds.

Browse offerings from local crafters and enjoy a cup of coffee as you explore. Vendor spaces are still available; crafters interested in setting up can email jdhernley2022@gmail.com.

Mancino’s celebration of Italian heritage at Lebanon Valley Mall spotlights cuisine, art, and music in a warm, family-friendly setting. The festival includes a vendor marketplace with artisan and retail booths, Italian-themed offerings, and demonstrations such as mozzarella pulling and winemaking. Activities also feature arts and crafts and learning tables for children, creating a lively community gathering centered on food, culture, and shared fun.

Celebrate Italian Fest with a special Italian themed story time featuring two to three read-alouds. Designed for children up to 8 years old, yet welcoming to all ages. Free to attend, with two sessions offered.

A pig roast at Mt Gretna Fire Company offers unlimited food and drinks for $25. The event supports the local fire company.

The American Heart Association hosts the Lebanon Heart Walk at Ironwood Community Park. Activities begin with registration and festivities, then the walk gets underway. Participants can form teams for the event.

Enjoy free fresh cut fries with any kitchen order over $10. Place a qualifying order and the fries are included at no additional cost.

Hosted at Eagle's Landing, The Gathering Place, this evening brings together entertainment, refreshments, and music in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and LFHS. Attendees can enjoy food, drinks, and more while contributing to an important cause.

Settle in for a friendly story time featuring two or three read alouds. It is tailored for children up to about 8 years old, and all ages are welcome to listen. There is no cost to attend.

First Friday Art Walk Trivia presents a special edition centered on banned books and censorship. There is no cost to participate, and families or groups of friends can compete together as a team. While at the mall, browse work by local artists, enjoy the shops, and find something to eat.

The 6th Annual Tulpehocken Trinity Red Rose Car Show features a full showcase of vehicles with live entertainment throughout. The Wing Nutz perform during the event, and DJ Jim Payne provides music as well. Registration is free, and donations are welcome.

A bingo event with cash prizes on the line. Entry opens in advance of the start.

Fellow writers meet at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused writing time, mutual support, assistance with tricky plot points, and more. The gathering is open to all ages and experience levels. Participants also hear early news about upcoming digital magazines.

AM Radio Tribute Band delivers a live celebration of the 60s and early 70s, reviving the songs you grew up with, including the nearly forgotten favorites. They recreate the era with meticulous care, matching the sound and vocals while channeling its look through mod flair, flower power colors, tie-dye, retro go-go boots, and long hair. Expect a high-energy trip back in time to a famously creative era filled with color, imagination, and love.

This debut performance features an upbeat blend of rock, country, and pop designed for dancing. The set is built to keep the energy high from start to finish.

Bring a book of your choice, greet the other readers, and then settle in for two hours of quiet, lightly social reading. Find a comfortable spot and read at your own pace while enjoying the low key company of fellow readers.

Adventure Between the Pages is a free monthly fantasy book club that celebrates imaginative stories and lively discussion. Members vote on what to read next, and books can be ordered through the Haunted Whimsy bookstore if preferred. Between meetups, conversation continues on the Adventurer's Hollow Discord server or the Adventure Between the Pages Facebook group, keeping the discussion going from chapter to chapter. Open a great fantasy novel and set off on an adventure with fellow readers.

Professionals from Lawn Fire Company share key fire safety skills and practical guidance to help safeguard your household. The focus is on clear, actionable information to protect your family and home.

Connect with fellow fiber enthusiasts at a relaxed gathering focused on crafting and conversation. Bring along your knitting, crochet, cross stitch, quilting, weaving, or any other fiber arts project and enjoy working on it in good company. There is no cost to participate.

The Roomates Duo returns to Snitz Creek Brewery in Palmyra with a pared-down set built around close vocal harmonies. A laid-back atmosphere and Snitz Creek brews set the scene for an easy night of live music.

Street Survivors Experience pays tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd, capturing the look and sound of the original southern rock band. The performance features classics like What's Your Name, Gimme Three Steps, Sweet Home Alabama, and Freebird. Designed to transport audiences back to the early seventies, it highlights the foot stomping music that propelled the group to fame.

LVMC wraps up the season with a scenic road run that welcomes riders of all kinds. It is a final opportunity to spend time with fellow riders while supporting the club. Everyone who enjoys riding is welcome to participate, and signups will be available.

A community bingo event at Mt Gretna Fire Company features 20 games in support of the local fire company.

House Goosewic is attending the PA Renaissance Faire for Halloween Days & Spooky Knights at Bosworth Field. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and information about the theme weekend and pricing is shown in the event photos. Participants with this group plan to wear SCA-style historical garb, and fantasy costumes are not permitted. Any weapons must be peace tied and are subject to security checks and regulations. The Faire takes place rain or shine, so dress for the weather. Food is available from on-site vendors. If you bring snacks or a packed lunch, plan to eat at your vehicle since outside food is not allowed inside. Re-entry is permitted, allowing attendees to come and go during their visit.

The Pen Whimsy Literary Society Writers Group gathers at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused writing time in a friendly, supportive setting. Participants can expect encouragement from other writers, help untangling plot holes, and a welcoming environment for all ages and every skill level. Attendees also receive early updates about upcoming Digital Magazines.

Celebrate a centennial milestone for the Lebanon Community Library with an evening that reflects on a hundred years of service and looks toward the century ahead. The program features a seated dinner, cocktails, a silent auction, and a photo lounge to capture the moment. This gathering recognizes a longstanding tradition of learning, connection, and opportunity in Lebanon County, while helping sustain the library’s mission for generations to come.

Settle in for a relaxed evening of art journaling with fellow creatives. Bring bits and pieces to use, your ideas, and your favorite sketchbook or journal. You can order food and drinks, and there is also an opportunity to do a little shopping while you are there.

A low cost vaccine and microchip clinic is being offered by The Vetting Zoo, open to all Pennsylvania residents with no appointment needed. Payment can be made by cash, credit, or check. To receive a three year rabies vaccination, bring printed proof of a prior rabies shot. Up to a full year of flea and tick prevention can be purchased in a single visit. Unless already an established TVZ client, pets must be present to buy flea and tick products or dewormer. Available brands include NexGard chewables for dogs and NexGard Combo topical for cats. On arrival, parking staff will guide vehicles to registration. Attendees will step out only to sign in and when technicians bring pets indoors for care. During the months of November through April, clinics may be canceled due to weather and updates will be posted if conditions are poor. Pricing for dogs includes rabies one or three year for 15 dollars, distemper parvo for 15 dollars, leptospirosis for 15 dollars, bordetella for 15 dollars, flea and tick prevention for 20 dollars, and both canine influenza and Lyme vaccines for 35 dollars each. Cat services include rabies for 15 dollars, distemper for 15 dollars, feline leukemia for 25 dollars, and flea and tick prevention for 25 dollars. Additional options during the clinic include nail trimming or grinding for 15 dollars and dewormer for 10 dollars. For questions, call 717-343-3815.

Writers gather at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused time on the page, with encouragement, help untangling plot holes, and plenty of peer support. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Participants will also get early updates about upcoming digital magazines.

A romance book club focused on high-heat reads meets at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore to discuss the latest selection, with exclusive items available solely during the gathering. The featured book is Want Me, Take Me, Haunt Me, Make Me by Isabel Crowley.

This dinner and dance takes place at Tulpehocken Trinity Church in Wistar Hall and is presented by the Marion Township Community Association. Big John Nolts Catering provides a menu with two entrées, sides, drinks, and desserts, included with a $40 ticket. The Wing Nutz perform live. Proceeds support playground projects in Marion Township, Stouchsburg. For details or tickets, contact Doug Hoover at 484-256-5455 or Kelly Fox at 717-383-6032.

A casual meet-up for fiber arts enthusiasts to work on personal projects in a friendly setting. Bring along knitting, crochet, cross stitch, quilting, weaving, or any other fiber craft and spend time creating alongside others with similar interests. There is no cost to attend.

Experience a live tribute that spans every era of Taylor Swift’s catalog as a full band turns songs into a sing along and dance party for the whole room. Designed by fans for fans, this unofficial celebration welcomes Swifties to sing and move along to music from across her career. An optional VIP pre-show add-on includes a bracelet making session to kick things off.

DJ Freshy returns to Union House Taproom & Livery for a karaoke night, creating a lively setting for a night of singing.

Enjoy a cozy story time with two to three read-aloud books. It is geared toward children up to 8 years old, and everyone is welcome. Attendance is free.

Nicks In Time brings a spirited Stevie Nicks tribute to The Allen Theatre, delivering a stage show that spans signature eras of her career. Eight accomplished regional musicians, supported by a seasoned production team, revisit favorites from the Buckingham Nicks beginnings, through the classic Fleetwood Mac period, and into her solo catalog. Expect familiar songs performed with energy and precision, creating an atmosphere that encourages singing along and fond memories.

A tribute concert reviving the music and theatrical spirit of Meat Loaf with faithful performances and dramatic staging. The show salutes Bat Out of Hell, the 1977 debut written by Jim Steinman and performed by Michael Lee Aday, a release that has sold 43 million copies worldwide and earned 14-times platinum certification. Reflecting his actor-before-singer roots, the set often includes highlights from The Rocky Horror Picture Show such as Hot Patootie and Time Warp delivered with precision. The performance also honors Steinman’s songwriting legacy with powerhouse selections made famous by other artists, including It’s All Coming Back to Me Now by Celine Dion, Total Eclipse of the Heart and Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler, Dead Ringer for Love with Cher, and Making Love Out of Nothing At All by Air Supply. Look-alike and sound-alike authenticity, wide-ranging male and female operatic lead vocals, and grand theatrical moments combine for an evening filled with signature anthems from across the Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman catalog.

At The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore, writers of all ages and skill levels come together for focused time on the page, supportive conversation, and help solving plot holes. The atmosphere encourages progress, idea sharing, and connection with fellow wordsmiths. Early updates about upcoming Digital Magazines will also be shared.

Perpetual Change is a five-piece tribute band from eastern Pennsylvania, bringing together four generations of musicians who share a love of the music of Yes. The performance centers on carefully reproducing the band’s sound in tribute.

Shady Oaks Family Campground presents haunted hayrides along with live music from Wing Nutz inside a heated pavilion. The event is open to the public, and a cover charge applies to non-campers.

A community buffet breakfast at the fire hall offers a hearty start to a fall morning. Enjoy a warm meal and easy conversation with neighbors in a friendly setting.

This is a relaxed creative evening focused on art journaling alongside fellow creatives. Attendees bring assorted scraps and bits, loose ideas, and a preferred sketchbook or journal to work in. Refreshments can be purchased, and there is an opportunity to do some shopping during the visit.

Settle in for a friendly story time featuring two to three read-alouds. It is planned with children up to age 8 in mind, yet all ages are invited to enjoy the stories. Attendance is free.

Celebrate First Friday with a free, family-friendly trivia event. Gather a team of friends or play together as a family and put your knowledge to the test in the bookstore with questions about art, books, and other topics. While at the mall, take time to see local artists, browse the shops, and grab something to eat.

Gather with fellow wordsmiths at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused writing time in a supportive setting. Connect with others for help untangling plot holes, share encouragement, and make progress on your writing. This group welcomes all ages and skill levels. Participants also hear first news about upcoming digital magazines.

Lebanon Valley Sertoma Charity presents its third annual dance at the Hebron Fire Hall featuring live music from The Full Circle Band. The night includes light refreshments, a cash bar, auction and raffle baskets, a 50/50 raffle, and plenty of dancing. Tickets are available in advance and will also be sold at the door.

Set sail on a smooth, nostalgic voyage as Gilligan brings the mellow grooves and polished harmonies of 70s and 80s soft rock to life. The set highlights beloved tracks that rarely surface in typical playlists, echoing the soulful touch of Michael McDonald and the breezy feel of Christopher Cross. Expect an easygoing atmosphere filled with classic melodies and laid-back vibes that capture the essence of yacht rock.

Pack the book you are currently reading, greet fellow readers with a friendly nod, and settle into a peaceful two-hour stretch of quiet, lightly social reading. It is a low key time to enjoy your own story while sharing the calm company of others.

Settle in at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused writing time with a welcoming group of fellow writers. Find encouragement, get help untangling plot issues, and build momentum on your projects. The gathering is open to participants of every age and experience level. Attendees can also hear early updates about upcoming digital magazines.

Connect with fellow fiber arts enthusiasts at a relaxed club gathering. Bring knitting, crochet, cross stitch, quilting, weaving, or any other fiber project to work on while you chat and share ideas with others. Attendance is free.

Savor a spread of homemade soups crafted by local cooks, then cast a vote for your favorite. Enjoy a cozy tasting that supports the fire company.

Celebrate the music of the 27 Club with a live tribute to artists who passed away at 27 yet helped shape rock history. From Delta blues pioneer Robert Johnson to Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse, the performance honors a legacy built on unforgettable songs. The 27 Club Experience focuses on the music rather than the myths, delivering faithful interpretations that capture each artist’s sound and feel. This is not an impersonation act. It is a group of skilled musicians recreating the vocals, arrangements, and instrumental tones with care, bringing the energy of five distinct bands in one show.

Aphrodite’s Library Book Club brings together fans of steamy romance at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for a discussion of Cruel Angel by Rebecca Kenney. Attendees can also explore exclusive merchandise available only during the book club.

Settle into a calm creative evening with like-minded people. Bring scraps, stray ideas, and your preferred sketchbook or journal to work in at your own pace. Food and drinks can be ordered during the gathering, and there is an opportunity to do a bit of shopping on site.

The Vetting Zoo hosts a low-cost vaccine and microchip clinic focused on affordable preventive care for cats and dogs. Pennsylvania residents are welcome and appointments are not required. Operations may change in the event of bad weather, and cancellations may be announced if conditions require it. Payment is accepted by cash, credit, or check. On arrival, parking attendants will direct vehicles to a registration area. Attendees will step out briefly to register, and technicians will bring pets inside for services. All vehicles already in line will be served. Bring paper proof of prior rabies vaccination if a three-year rabies shot is needed. Up to twelve months of flea and tick prevention can be purchased in a single visit. If you are not a current client of The Vetting Zoo, your pet must be present to buy flea, tick, or deworming products. Brands available include NexGard chewables for dogs and NexGard Combo topical for cats. Pricing is straightforward. For dogs, rabies, distemper/parvo, leptospirosis, and bordetella are each $15, flea and tick prevention is $20, and canine influenza and Lyme vaccines are $35 each. For cats, rabies and distemper are $15 each, feline leukemia is $25, and flea and tick prevention is $25. Additional services offered during the clinic include nail clipping or grinding for $15 and dewormer for $10. For questions, call 717-343-3815.

The Pen Whimsy Literary Society Writers Group meets at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for focused writing time, encouragement, and friendly help with plot holes. All ages and skill levels are welcome, creating a supportive space to make progress and share ideas. Participants can also get early updates on upcoming digital magazines.

Countdown to Ecstasy honors Steely Dan with deep respect for Fagen, Becker and the renowned studio and road players who shaped their sound. The performance leans into the band’s jazz-tinged precision, carefully crafted arrangements and stage-honed fire, spanning well-loved hits alongside deeper cuts. The words matter too, highlighting sharp, provocative stories about desire, indulgence, phonies, revolt and addiction, drifting from Zen musings to raucous college antics, from ancient images to apocalyptic visions and optimistic futures. This eclectic group formed to share a genuine love of the catalog, favoring feel and musical integrity over costumed imitation or typical tribute tropes. Named for the 1973 sophomore album, the ensemble is dedicated to the music and to listeners of all ages, promising nostalgia, insight and a set built for pure joy.

Settle in at The Haunted Whimsy Bookstore for a supportive writing session focused on getting words on the page. Receive encouragement, swap ideas, and get help solving plot gaps in a friendly, creative atmosphere. This meetup is open to all ages and experience levels. Attendees will also be among the first to hear news about forthcoming digital magazines.

The Exactlys bring their acoustic sound to Mt Gretna Hideaway. This two person act features vocals, guitar and percussion, mixing a range of genres while keeping the audience involved. Their set highlights polished harmonies and a lively, crowd engaging approach.

Bring a knitting, crochet, cross stitch, quilting, weaving, or other fiber arts project and spend relaxed time with fellow enthusiasts. This casual club offers a welcoming space to work on your pieces and enjoy friendly company. There is no cost to take part.

Union House welcomes a returning host for a karaoke night, with plenty of chances to sing the night away.

Enjoy a cozy story time with two to three books read aloud. Best suited for children up to age 8, yet open to all ages. There is no cost to participate.

Who’s Next brings the music and spirit of The Who to life at The Allen Theatre, delivering a tribute built on detail and drive. For more than twenty years, the band has toured across the country and is long regarded as the premier Who tribute worldwide. Meticulous replicas of guitars, drums, amps, and wardrobe help re-create the feel of an authentic Who concert, and the performers bear a striking likeness to the original members while matching their power and energy. The group has performed at after-parties for The Who’s concerts and has shared the stage with the late John Entwistle. The performance evokes The Amazing Journey.

Campbelltown’s 8th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting features A Star-Spangled Christmas in honor of the America250PA celebration. Attendees can look forward to food trucks, Santa, kids’ games, vendors, a petting zoo, raffles, and more festive fun. Vendor spaces and sponsorships are available.

The Art Journaling Club offers an easygoing creative session where participants can relax and make art in their journals. Attendees are welcome to bring bits and pieces from their stash, personal ideas, and a go-to sketchbook or journal to create alongside fellow creatives. Food and beverages can be ordered, and there is also an opportunity to browse and shop while attending.

Experience a cozy story time with two to three books read aloud. It is designed with children up to age 8 in mind, yet everyone is welcome. Admission is free.

First Friday Art Walk Trivia offers a friendly, family-oriented quiz at the bookstore inside the mall. Participation is free, and teams are welcome, whether you pair up with friends or play as a family. Rounds will spotlight art, books, and a mix of additional topics. While you are there, take time to view work by local artists, browse the shops, and enjoy the food options throughout the mall.