July 2009 |
Saturday
Jul. 4
8:00 AM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Sunday
Jul. 5
7:30 PM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Monday
Jul. 6
10:00 AM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Tuesday
Jul. 7
5:30 PM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Wednesday
Jul. 8
10:00 AM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Wednesday
Jul. 8
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Thursday
Jul. 9
7:00 PM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Friday
Jul. 10
6:00 PM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Saturday
Jul. 11
7:30 AM |
Summerfair
For complete schedule of events, see the Web link provided.
Location: Various Locations
Fee: Free
For more information:
Go to http://www.carlislesummerfair.com
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Saturday
Jul. 11
8:00 AM |
Buy Fresh, Bike Local Ride
Registration for this ride runs from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the South Middleton Park, located on Park Drive in Boiling Springs. Choose between a 10 mile, 25 mile or 50 mile ride with snacks along the way. Local food tasting will take place at the Dickinson College Farm (just up the road) from noon to 3 p.m.Pre-registration for this event is required and can be located at www.buylocalpa.org. Registration deadline is July 9.
For more information contact Susan Richards.
Location: South Middleton Park in Boiling Springs
Fee: $20 per rider
For more information:
Call 717-724-0009
Email susan.richards@rcdnet.net
Go to www.buylocalpa.org
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Wednesday
Jul. 15
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Friday
Jul. 17
7:30 PM |
Film: Tulpan
Acclaimed documentarian Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut narrative feature, TULPAN, is a work of extraordinary filmmaking bravado, an exhilaratingly alive and sweet-natured fairytale set in the barren landscape of a Kazakh steppe, an environment where only shepherds live. Asa (Askhat Kuchinchirekov) returns from military service to live with his sister, Samal (Samal Yeslyamova), her husband, Ondas (Ondasyn Besikbasov), and their three children. Asa's dream is to have his own flock of sheep, but his boss tells him that until he gets married, his wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this particular case, the candidates for potential wife can be counted on one finger. Her name is Tulpan, and though he's never seen her entire face, Asa is certain that she is the one for him. Unfortunately, she doesn't appear to feel the same way, complaining that his ears are too big. Yet Asa remains hopeful, envisioning the day when his dream will come true. Dvortsevoy's background as a documentary director is put to masterly use here. He refuses to be anything but authentic, to the point where he captures some of the most miraculous footage the screen has ever seen. The highlight is a transcendent 10-minute lamb birth that occurs in an unbroken take. But this is just one of the many extended shots in which Dvortsevoy appears to be controlling the most difficult to wrangle forces of nature: weather, animals, and children. Four years in the making, TULPAN is filmmaking of the highest order, a Herzogian display of directorial bravado.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Jul. 18
7:30 PM |
Film: Tulpan
Acclaimed documentarian Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut narrative feature, TULPAN, is a work of extraordinary filmmaking bravado, an exhilaratingly alive and sweet-natured fairytale set in the barren landscape of a Kazakh steppe, an environment where only shepherds live. Asa (Askhat Kuchinchirekov) returns from military service to live with his sister, Samal (Samal Yeslyamova), her husband, Ondas (Ondasyn Besikbasov), and their three children. Asa's dream is to have his own flock of sheep, but his boss tells him that until he gets married, his wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this particular case, the candidates for potential wife can be counted on one finger. Her name is Tulpan, and though he's never seen her entire face, Asa is certain that she is the one for him. Unfortunately, she doesn't appear to feel the same way, complaining that his ears are too big. Yet Asa remains hopeful, envisioning the day when his dream will come true. Dvortsevoy's background as a documentary director is put to masterly use here. He refuses to be anything but authentic, to the point where he captures some of the most miraculous footage the screen has ever seen. The highlight is a transcendent 10-minute lamb birth that occurs in an unbroken take. But this is just one of the many extended shots in which Dvortsevoy appears to be controlling the most difficult to wrangle forces of nature: weather, animals, and children. Four years in the making, TULPAN is filmmaking of the highest order, a Herzogian display of directorial bravado.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Jul. 19
2:00 PM |
Film: Tulpan
Acclaimed documentarian Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut narrative feature, TULPAN, is a work of extraordinary filmmaking bravado, an exhilaratingly alive and sweet-natured fairytale set in the barren landscape of a Kazakh steppe, an environment where only shepherds live. Asa (Askhat Kuchinchirekov) returns from military service to live with his sister, Samal (Samal Yeslyamova), her husband, Ondas (Ondasyn Besikbasov), and their three children. Asa's dream is to have his own flock of sheep, but his boss tells him that until he gets married, his wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this particular case, the candidates for potential wife can be counted on one finger. Her name is Tulpan, and though he's never seen her entire face, Asa is certain that she is the one for him. Unfortunately, she doesn't appear to feel the same way, complaining that his ears are too big. Yet Asa remains hopeful, envisioning the day when his dream will come true. Dvortsevoy's background as a documentary director is put to masterly use here. He refuses to be anything but authentic, to the point where he captures some of the most miraculous footage the screen has ever seen. The highlight is a transcendent 10-minute lamb birth that occurs in an unbroken take. But this is just one of the many extended shots in which Dvortsevoy appears to be controlling the most difficult to wrangle forces of nature: weather, animals, and children. Four years in the making, TULPAN is filmmaking of the highest order, a Herzogian display of directorial bravado.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Jul. 22
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Jul. 22
7:30 PM |
Film: Tulpan
Acclaimed documentarian Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut narrative feature, TULPAN, is a work of extraordinary filmmaking bravado, an exhilaratingly alive and sweet-natured fairytale set in the barren landscape of a Kazakh steppe, an environment where only shepherds live. Asa (Askhat Kuchinchirekov) returns from military service to live with his sister, Samal (Samal Yeslyamova), her husband, Ondas (Ondasyn Besikbasov), and their three children. Asa's dream is to have his own flock of sheep, but his boss tells him that until he gets married, his wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this particular case, the candidates for potential wife can be counted on one finger. Her name is Tulpan, and though he's never seen her entire face, Asa is certain that she is the one for him. Unfortunately, she doesn't appear to feel the same way, complaining that his ears are too big. Yet Asa remains hopeful, envisioning the day when his dream will come true. Dvortsevoy's background as a documentary director is put to masterly use here. He refuses to be anything but authentic, to the point where he captures some of the most miraculous footage the screen has ever seen. The highlight is a transcendent 10-minute lamb birth that occurs in an unbroken take. But this is just one of the many extended shots in which Dvortsevoy appears to be controlling the most difficult to wrangle forces of nature: weather, animals, and children. Four years in the making, TULPAN is filmmaking of the highest order, a Herzogian display of directorial bravado.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Jul. 23
7:30 PM |
Film: Tulpan
Acclaimed documentarian Sergey Dvortsevoy's debut narrative feature, TULPAN, is a work of extraordinary filmmaking bravado, an exhilaratingly alive and sweet-natured fairytale set in the barren landscape of a Kazakh steppe, an environment where only shepherds live. Asa (Askhat Kuchinchirekov) returns from military service to live with his sister, Samal (Samal Yeslyamova), her husband, Ondas (Ondasyn Besikbasov), and their three children. Asa's dream is to have his own flock of sheep, but his boss tells him that until he gets married, his wish will never be granted.
The only trouble is that in this particular case, the candidates for potential wife can be counted on one finger. Her name is Tulpan, and though he's never seen her entire face, Asa is certain that she is the one for him. Unfortunately, she doesn't appear to feel the same way, complaining that his ears are too big. Yet Asa remains hopeful, envisioning the day when his dream will come true. Dvortsevoy's background as a documentary director is put to masterly use here. He refuses to be anything but authentic, to the point where he captures some of the most miraculous footage the screen has ever seen. The highlight is a transcendent 10-minute lamb birth that occurs in an unbroken take. But this is just one of the many extended shots in which Dvortsevoy appears to be controlling the most difficult to wrangle forces of nature: weather, animals, and children. Four years in the making, TULPAN is filmmaking of the highest order, a Herzogian display of directorial bravado.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Jul. 24
7:30 PM |
Film: Sugar
Sugar follows the story of Miguel Santos, a.k.a. Sugar, a Dominican pitcher from San Pedro De Macorís, struggling to make it to the big leagues and pull himself and his family out of poverty. Playing professionally at a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic, Miguel finally gets his break at age 19 when he advances to the United States’ minor league system; but when his play on the mound falters, he begins to question the single-mindedness of his life’s ambition.
The baseball academy where Miguel Santos has been training as a pitcher since he was signed at age 16 is a breeding ground for major league talent. Living at the facility during the week, players go through rigorous daily training, while scouts observe and grade their abilities. Sugar’s uncommon ability on the mound is apparent, but there are thousands of teenagers across the island just like Miguel, all of whom hope for the opportunity to advance to the United States minor league system – just the first step of many on an arduous journey to the big leagues.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Jul. 25
7:30 PM |
Film: Sugar
Sugar follows the story of Miguel Santos, a.k.a. Sugar, a Dominican pitcher from San Pedro De Macorís, struggling to make it to the big leagues and pull himself and his family out of poverty. Playing professionally at a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic, Miguel finally gets his break at age 19 when he advances to the United States’ minor league system; but when his play on the mound falters, he begins to question the single-mindedness of his life’s ambition.
The baseball academy where Miguel Santos has been training as a pitcher since he was signed at age 16 is a breeding ground for major league talent. Living at the facility during the week, players go through rigorous daily training, while scouts observe and grade their abilities. Sugar’s uncommon ability on the mound is apparent, but there are thousands of teenagers across the island just like Miguel, all of whom hope for the opportunity to advance to the United States minor league system – just the first step of many on an arduous journey to the big leagues.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Jul. 26
2:00 PM |
Film: Sugar
Sugar follows the story of Miguel Santos, a.k.a. Sugar, a Dominican pitcher from San Pedro De Macorís, struggling to make it to the big leagues and pull himself and his family out of poverty. Playing professionally at a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic, Miguel finally gets his break at age 19 when he advances to the United States’ minor league system; but when his play on the mound falters, he begins to question the single-mindedness of his life’s ambition.
The baseball academy where Miguel Santos has been training as a pitcher since he was signed at age 16 is a breeding ground for major league talent. Living at the facility during the week, players go through rigorous daily training, while scouts observe and grade their abilities. Sugar’s uncommon ability on the mound is apparent, but there are thousands of teenagers across the island just like Miguel, all of whom hope for the opportunity to advance to the United States minor league system – just the first step of many on an arduous journey to the big leagues.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Jul. 29
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Jul. 29
7:30 PM |
Film: Sugar
Sugar follows the story of Miguel Santos, a.k.a. Sugar, a Dominican pitcher from San Pedro De Macorís, struggling to make it to the big leagues and pull himself and his family out of poverty. Playing professionally at a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic, Miguel finally gets his break at age 19 when he advances to the United States’ minor league system; but when his play on the mound falters, he begins to question the single-mindedness of his life’s ambition.
The baseball academy where Miguel Santos has been training as a pitcher since he was signed at age 16 is a breeding ground for major league talent. Living at the facility during the week, players go through rigorous daily training, while scouts observe and grade their abilities. Sugar’s uncommon ability on the mound is apparent, but there are thousands of teenagers across the island just like Miguel, all of whom hope for the opportunity to advance to the United States minor league system – just the first step of many on an arduous journey to the big leagues.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Jul. 30
7:30 PM |
Film: Sugar
Sugar follows the story of Miguel Santos, a.k.a. Sugar, a Dominican pitcher from San Pedro De Macorís, struggling to make it to the big leagues and pull himself and his family out of poverty. Playing professionally at a baseball academy in the Dominican Republic, Miguel finally gets his break at age 19 when he advances to the United States’ minor league system; but when his play on the mound falters, he begins to question the single-mindedness of his life’s ambition.
The baseball academy where Miguel Santos has been training as a pitcher since he was signed at age 16 is a breeding ground for major league talent. Living at the facility during the week, players go through rigorous daily training, while scouts observe and grade their abilities. Sugar’s uncommon ability on the mound is apparent, but there are thousands of teenagers across the island just like Miguel, all of whom hope for the opportunity to advance to the United States minor league system – just the first step of many on an arduous journey to the big leagues.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Jul. 31
7:30 PM |
Film: The Girlfriend Experience
Set in the weeks leading up to the 2008 presidential election, The Girlfriend Experience is five days in the life of Chelsea (adult film star Sasha Grey in her mainstream film debut), an ultra high-end Manhattan call girl who offers more than sex to her clients, but companionship and conversation – “the girlfriend experience.” Chelsea thinks she has her life totally under control—she feels her future is secure because she runs her own business her own way, makes $2000 an hour, and has a devoted boyfriend (Chris Santos) who accepts her lifestyle. But when you're in the business of meeting people, you never know who you're going to meet...
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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August 2009 |
Saturday
Aug. 1
7:30 PM |
Film: The Girlfriend Experience
Set in the weeks leading up to the 2008 presidential election, The Girlfriend Experience is five days in the life of Chelsea (adult film star Sasha Grey in her mainstream film debut), an ultra high-end Manhattan call girl who offers more than sex to her clients, but companionship and conversation – “the girlfriend experience.” Chelsea thinks she has her life totally under control—she feels her future is secure because she runs her own business her own way, makes $2000 an hour, and has a devoted boyfriend (Chris Santos) who accepts her lifestyle. But when you're in the business of meeting people, you never know who you're going to meet...
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Aug. 5
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Aug. 5
7:30 PM |
Film: The Girlfriend Experience
Set in the weeks leading up to the 2008 presidential election, The Girlfriend Experience is five days in the life of Chelsea (adult film star Sasha Grey in her mainstream film debut), an ultra high-end Manhattan call girl who offers more than sex to her clients, but companionship and conversation – “the girlfriend experience.” Chelsea thinks she has her life totally under control—she feels her future is secure because she runs her own business her own way, makes $2000 an hour, and has a devoted boyfriend (Chris Santos) who accepts her lifestyle. But when you're in the business of meeting people, you never know who you're going to meet...
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Aug. 6
7:30 PM |
Film: The Girlfriend Experience
Set in the weeks leading up to the 2008 presidential election, The Girlfriend Experience is five days in the life of Chelsea (adult film star Sasha Grey in her mainstream film debut), an ultra high-end Manhattan call girl who offers more than sex to her clients, but companionship and conversation – “the girlfriend experience.” Chelsea thinks she has her life totally under control—she feels her future is secure because she runs her own business her own way, makes $2000 an hour, and has a devoted boyfriend (Chris Santos) who accepts her lifestyle. But when you're in the business of meeting people, you never know who you're going to meet...
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Aug. 7
7:30 PM |
Film: Lymelife
It’s 1979 on Long Island, New York. Change is in the air -- the promise of a better life luring a new immigration from the city to the suburbs. In this world, real estate development is like winning the lottery, and money means success. The rest of the world may sit on a precipice -- the Falkland War looms and before long American hostages will be taken in Iran -- but on Long Island the future is bright, vulnerable only to that which sucks ones soul, much like the contagious Lyme disease ironically found on the picturesque deer that populate the island.
15 year-old Scott Bartlett is at the precipice as well…but he’s unlikely to notice what with his mom duct tapping him up as protection against the dreaded scourge (a disease, she would be quick to note, they don’t have back in Queens) and his dad busy with building the American Dream in the guise of a planned community called “Bartlettown”. Scott does know he is definitely in love with 16 year-old Adrianna next door, but she may or may not have noticed, it’s hard for Scott to read the signs and her family has her a little preoccupied anyway -- her father has the disease and can barely face each new day as her mother now has to head out to work to earn their living by selling new homes in Bartlettown.
When Scott’s brother, Jimmy, returns home for a brief stay before shipping out to the Falkland Islands, Scott is relieved to have a ready champion who can fight his battles, help diffuse their parents fighting, and generally keep an eye out for him. But when even Jimmy has had enough, Scott is forced to look at his world through a different set of lenses.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Aug. 8
7:30 PM |
Film: Lymelife
It’s 1979 on Long Island, New York. Change is in the air -- the promise of a better life luring a new immigration from the city to the suburbs. In this world, real estate development is like winning the lottery, and money means success. The rest of the world may sit on a precipice -- the Falkland War looms and before long American hostages will be taken in Iran -- but on Long Island the future is bright, vulnerable only to that which sucks ones soul, much like the contagious Lyme disease ironically found on the picturesque deer that populate the island.
15 year-old Scott Bartlett is at the precipice as well…but he’s unlikely to notice what with his mom duct tapping him up as protection against the dreaded scourge (a disease, she would be quick to note, they don’t have back in Queens) and his dad busy with building the American Dream in the guise of a planned community called “Bartlettown”. Scott does know he is definitely in love with 16 year-old Adrianna next door, but she may or may not have noticed, it’s hard for Scott to read the signs and her family has her a little preoccupied anyway -- her father has the disease and can barely face each new day as her mother now has to head out to work to earn their living by selling new homes in Bartlettown.
When Scott’s brother, Jimmy, returns home for a brief stay before shipping out to the Falkland Islands, Scott is relieved to have a ready champion who can fight his battles, help diffuse their parents fighting, and generally keep an eye out for him. But when even Jimmy has had enough, Scott is forced to look at his world through a different set of lenses.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Aug. 9
2:00 PM |
Film: Lymelife
It’s 1979 on Long Island, New York. Change is in the air -- the promise of a better life luring a new immigration from the city to the suburbs. In this world, real estate development is like winning the lottery, and money means success. The rest of the world may sit on a precipice -- the Falkland War looms and before long American hostages will be taken in Iran -- but on Long Island the future is bright, vulnerable only to that which sucks ones soul, much like the contagious Lyme disease ironically found on the picturesque deer that populate the island.
15 year-old Scott Bartlett is at the precipice as well…but he’s unlikely to notice what with his mom duct tapping him up as protection against the dreaded scourge (a disease, she would be quick to note, they don’t have back in Queens) and his dad busy with building the American Dream in the guise of a planned community called “Bartlettown”. Scott does know he is definitely in love with 16 year-old Adrianna next door, but she may or may not have noticed, it’s hard for Scott to read the signs and her family has her a little preoccupied anyway -- her father has the disease and can barely face each new day as her mother now has to head out to work to earn their living by selling new homes in Bartlettown.
When Scott’s brother, Jimmy, returns home for a brief stay before shipping out to the Falkland Islands, Scott is relieved to have a ready champion who can fight his battles, help diffuse their parents fighting, and generally keep an eye out for him. But when even Jimmy has had enough, Scott is forced to look at his world through a different set of lenses.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Aug. 12
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Aug. 12
7:30 PM |
Film: Lymelife
It’s 1979 on Long Island, New York. Change is in the air -- the promise of a better life luring a new immigration from the city to the suburbs. In this world, real estate development is like winning the lottery, and money means success. The rest of the world may sit on a precipice -- the Falkland War looms and before long American hostages will be taken in Iran -- but on Long Island the future is bright, vulnerable only to that which sucks ones soul, much like the contagious Lyme disease ironically found on the picturesque deer that populate the island.
15 year-old Scott Bartlett is at the precipice as well…but he’s unlikely to notice what with his mom duct tapping him up as protection against the dreaded scourge (a disease, she would be quick to note, they don’t have back in Queens) and his dad busy with building the American Dream in the guise of a planned community called “Bartlettown”. Scott does know he is definitely in love with 16 year-old Adrianna next door, but she may or may not have noticed, it’s hard for Scott to read the signs and her family has her a little preoccupied anyway -- her father has the disease and can barely face each new day as her mother now has to head out to work to earn their living by selling new homes in Bartlettown.
When Scott’s brother, Jimmy, returns home for a brief stay before shipping out to the Falkland Islands, Scott is relieved to have a ready champion who can fight his battles, help diffuse their parents fighting, and generally keep an eye out for him. But when even Jimmy has had enough, Scott is forced to look at his world through a different set of lenses.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Aug. 13
7:30 PM |
Film: Lymelife
It’s 1979 on Long Island, New York. Change is in the air -- the promise of a better life luring a new immigration from the city to the suburbs. In this world, real estate development is like winning the lottery, and money means success. The rest of the world may sit on a precipice -- the Falkland War looms and before long American hostages will be taken in Iran -- but on Long Island the future is bright, vulnerable only to that which sucks ones soul, much like the contagious Lyme disease ironically found on the picturesque deer that populate the island.
15 year-old Scott Bartlett is at the precipice as well…but he’s unlikely to notice what with his mom duct tapping him up as protection against the dreaded scourge (a disease, she would be quick to note, they don’t have back in Queens) and his dad busy with building the American Dream in the guise of a planned community called “Bartlettown”. Scott does know he is definitely in love with 16 year-old Adrianna next door, but she may or may not have noticed, it’s hard for Scott to read the signs and her family has her a little preoccupied anyway -- her father has the disease and can barely face each new day as her mother now has to head out to work to earn their living by selling new homes in Bartlettown.
When Scott’s brother, Jimmy, returns home for a brief stay before shipping out to the Falkland Islands, Scott is relieved to have a ready champion who can fight his battles, help diffuse their parents fighting, and generally keep an eye out for him. But when even Jimmy has had enough, Scott is forced to look at his world through a different set of lenses.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Aug. 14
7:30 PM |
Film: Moon
It is the near future. Astronaut Sam Bell is living on the far side of the moon, completing a three-year contract with Lunar Industries to mine Earth’s primary source of energy, Helium-3. It is a lonely job, made harder by a broken satellite that allows no live communications home. Taped messages are all Sam can send and receive.
Thankfully, his time on the moon is nearly over, and Sam will be reunited with his wife, Tess, and their three-year-old daughter, Eve, in only a few short weeks. Finally, he will leave the isolation of “Sarang,” the moon base that has been his home for so long, and he will finally have someone to talk to beyond “Gerty,” the base’s well-intentioned, but rather uncomplicated computer.
Suddenly, Sam’s health starts to deteriorate. Painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident on a routine drive on the moon in a lunar rover. While recuperating back at the base (with no memory of how he got there), Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three year contract Sam started all those years ago.
Confined with what appears to be a clone of his earlier self, and with a “support crew” on its way to help put the base back into productive order, Sam is fighting the clock to discover what’s going on and where he fits into company plans.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Aug. 15
7:30 PM |
Film: Moon
It is the near future. Astronaut Sam Bell is living on the far side of the moon, completing a three-year contract with Lunar Industries to mine Earth’s primary source of energy, Helium-3. It is a lonely job, made harder by a broken satellite that allows no live communications home. Taped messages are all Sam can send and receive.
Thankfully, his time on the moon is nearly over, and Sam will be reunited with his wife, Tess, and their three-year-old daughter, Eve, in only a few short weeks. Finally, he will leave the isolation of “Sarang,” the moon base that has been his home for so long, and he will finally have someone to talk to beyond “Gerty,” the base’s well-intentioned, but rather uncomplicated computer.
Suddenly, Sam’s health starts to deteriorate. Painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident on a routine drive on the moon in a lunar rover. While recuperating back at the base (with no memory of how he got there), Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three year contract Sam started all those years ago.
Confined with what appears to be a clone of his earlier self, and with a “support crew” on its way to help put the base back into productive order, Sam is fighting the clock to discover what’s going on and where he fits into company plans.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Aug. 16
2:00 PM |
Film: Moon
It is the near future. Astronaut Sam Bell is living on the far side of the moon, completing a three-year contract with Lunar Industries to mine Earth’s primary source of energy, Helium-3. It is a lonely job, made harder by a broken satellite that allows no live communications home. Taped messages are all Sam can send and receive.
Thankfully, his time on the moon is nearly over, and Sam will be reunited with his wife, Tess, and their three-year-old daughter, Eve, in only a few short weeks. Finally, he will leave the isolation of “Sarang,” the moon base that has been his home for so long, and he will finally have someone to talk to beyond “Gerty,” the base’s well-intentioned, but rather uncomplicated computer.
Suddenly, Sam’s health starts to deteriorate. Painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident on a routine drive on the moon in a lunar rover. While recuperating back at the base (with no memory of how he got there), Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three year contract Sam started all those years ago.
Confined with what appears to be a clone of his earlier self, and with a “support crew” on its way to help put the base back into productive order, Sam is fighting the clock to discover what’s going on and where he fits into company plans.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Aug. 19
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Aug. 19
7:30 PM |
Film: Moon
It is the near future. Astronaut Sam Bell is living on the far side of the moon, completing a three-year contract with Lunar Industries to mine Earth’s primary source of energy, Helium-3. It is a lonely job, made harder by a broken satellite that allows no live communications home. Taped messages are all Sam can send and receive.
Thankfully, his time on the moon is nearly over, and Sam will be reunited with his wife, Tess, and their three-year-old daughter, Eve, in only a few short weeks. Finally, he will leave the isolation of “Sarang,” the moon base that has been his home for so long, and he will finally have someone to talk to beyond “Gerty,” the base’s well-intentioned, but rather uncomplicated computer.
Suddenly, Sam’s health starts to deteriorate. Painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident on a routine drive on the moon in a lunar rover. While recuperating back at the base (with no memory of how he got there), Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three year contract Sam started all those years ago.
Confined with what appears to be a clone of his earlier self, and with a “support crew” on its way to help put the base back into productive order, Sam is fighting the clock to discover what’s going on and where he fits into company plans.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Aug. 20
7:30 PM |
Film: Moon
It is the near future. Astronaut Sam Bell is living on the far side of the moon, completing a three-year contract with Lunar Industries to mine Earth’s primary source of energy, Helium-3. It is a lonely job, made harder by a broken satellite that allows no live communications home. Taped messages are all Sam can send and receive.
Thankfully, his time on the moon is nearly over, and Sam will be reunited with his wife, Tess, and their three-year-old daughter, Eve, in only a few short weeks. Finally, he will leave the isolation of “Sarang,” the moon base that has been his home for so long, and he will finally have someone to talk to beyond “Gerty,” the base’s well-intentioned, but rather uncomplicated computer.
Suddenly, Sam’s health starts to deteriorate. Painful headaches, hallucinations and a lack of focus lead to an almost fatal accident on a routine drive on the moon in a lunar rover. While recuperating back at the base (with no memory of how he got there), Sam meets a younger, angrier version of himself, who claims to be there to fulfill the same three year contract Sam started all those years ago.
Confined with what appears to be a clone of his earlier self, and with a “support crew” on its way to help put the base back into productive order, Sam is fighting the clock to discover what’s going on and where he fits into company plans.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Aug. 21
7:30 PM |
Film: Summer Hours
Helene (Edith Scob) has just turned 75 and is increasingly concerned about the particulars of leaving her estate behind when she dies.
Unfortunately, the time comes when Adrienne (Juliette Binoche), Jeremie (Jeremie Renier), and Frederic (Charles Berling) must decide what to do with Helene's house and the artwork left behind by her famous uncle. Adrienne, who is living in New York City, and Jeremie, who is working in Asia, both understand that their future no longer resides in France, leaving the burden to Frederic. However, even when the siblings are at odds, they don't succumb to fighting. They seem to understand and accept that this is an unfortunate, muddled situation, and as much as they'd love to hold on to the house, it appears that their current situations carry more of an influence than the lives of their nostalgic past.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Aug. 22
7:30 PM |
Film: Summer Hours
Helene (Edith Scob) has just turned 75 and is increasingly concerned about the particulars of leaving her estate behind when she dies.
Unfortunately, the time comes when Adrienne (Juliette Binoche), Jeremie (Jeremie Renier), and Frederic (Charles Berling) must decide what to do with Helene's house and the artwork left behind by her famous uncle. Adrienne, who is living in New York City, and Jeremie, who is working in Asia, both understand that their future no longer resides in France, leaving the burden to Frederic. However, even when the siblings are at odds, they don't succumb to fighting. They seem to understand and accept that this is an unfortunate, muddled situation, and as much as they'd love to hold on to the house, it appears that their current situations carry more of an influence than the lives of their nostalgic past.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Aug. 23
2:00 PM |
Film: Summer Hours
Helene (Edith Scob) has just turned 75 and is increasingly concerned about the particulars of leaving her estate behind when she dies.
Unfortunately, the time comes when Adrienne (Juliette Binoche), Jeremie (Jeremie Renier), and Frederic (Charles Berling) must decide what to do with Helene's house and the artwork left behind by her famous uncle. Adrienne, who is living in New York City, and Jeremie, who is working in Asia, both understand that their future no longer resides in France, leaving the burden to Frederic. However, even when the siblings are at odds, they don't succumb to fighting. They seem to understand and accept that this is an unfortunate, muddled situation, and as much as they'd love to hold on to the house, it appears that their current situations carry more of an influence than the lives of their nostalgic past.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Aug. 26
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Aug. 26
7:30 PM |
Film: Summer Hours
Helene (Edith Scob) has just turned 75 and is increasingly concerned about the particulars of leaving her estate behind when she dies.
Unfortunately, the time comes when Adrienne (Juliette Binoche), Jeremie (Jeremie Renier), and Frederic (Charles Berling) must decide what to do with Helene's house and the artwork left behind by her famous uncle. Adrienne, who is living in New York City, and Jeremie, who is working in Asia, both understand that their future no longer resides in France, leaving the burden to Frederic. However, even when the siblings are at odds, they don't succumb to fighting. They seem to understand and accept that this is an unfortunate, muddled situation, and as much as they'd love to hold on to the house, it appears that their current situations carry more of an influence than the lives of their nostalgic past.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Aug. 27
7:30 PM |
Film: Summer Hours
Helene (Edith Scob) has just turned 75 and is increasingly concerned about the particulars of leaving her estate behind when she dies.
Unfortunately, the time comes when Adrienne (Juliette Binoche), Jeremie (Jeremie Renier), and Frederic (Charles Berling) must decide what to do with Helene's house and the artwork left behind by her famous uncle. Adrienne, who is living in New York City, and Jeremie, who is working in Asia, both understand that their future no longer resides in France, leaving the burden to Frederic. However, even when the siblings are at odds, they don't succumb to fighting. They seem to understand and accept that this is an unfortunate, muddled situation, and as much as they'd love to hold on to the house, it appears that their current situations carry more of an influence than the lives of their nostalgic past.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Friday
Aug. 28
7:30 PM |
Film: Away We Go
This funny and heartfelt film follows the journey of an expectant couple (John Krasinski [The Office] and Maya Rudolph [Saturday Night Live), as they travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to put down roots and raise their family. Along the way, they have misadventures and find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who just might help them discover home on their own terms for the first time. The movie features the music of Alexi Murdoch.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Saturday
Aug. 29
7:30 PM |
Film: Away We Go
This funny and heartfelt film follows the journey of an expectant couple (John Krasinski [The Office] and Maya Rudolph [Saturday Night Live), as they travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to put down roots and raise their family. Along the way, they have misadventures and find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who just might help them discover home on their own terms for the first time. The movie features the music of Alexi Murdoch.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Sunday
Aug. 30
2:00 PM |
Film: Away We Go
This funny and heartfelt film follows the journey of an expectant couple (John Krasinski [The Office] and Maya Rudolph [Saturday Night Live), as they travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to put down roots and raise their family. Along the way, they have misadventures and find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who just might help them discover home on their own terms for the first time. The movie features the music of Alexi Murdoch.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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September 2009 |
Wednesday
Sep. 2
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Sep. 2
7:30 PM |
Film: Away We Go
This funny and heartfelt film follows the journey of an expectant couple (John Krasinski [The Office] and Maya Rudolph [Saturday Night Live), as they travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to put down roots and raise their family. Along the way, they have misadventures and find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who just might help them discover home on their own terms for the first time. The movie features the music of Alexi Murdoch.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Thursday
Sep. 3
7:30 PM |
Film: Away We Go
This funny and heartfelt film follows the journey of an expectant couple (John Krasinski [The Office] and Maya Rudolph [Saturday Night Live), as they travel the U.S. in search of the perfect place to put down roots and raise their family. Along the way, they have misadventures and find fresh connections with an assortment of relatives and old friends who just might help them discover home on their own terms for the first time. The movie features the music of Alexi Murdoch.
Location: Carlisle Theatre
Fee: $4.75 at the Devil's Den; Adults $6 (Sundays $5)
For more information:
Call 717-258-0666
Email boxoffice@carlisletheatre.org
Go to http://www.carlisletheatre.org
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Wednesday
Sep. 9
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Sep. 16
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Sep. 23
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Sep. 30
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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October 2009 |
Wednesday
Oct. 7
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Oct. 14
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Oct. 21
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Wednesday
Oct. 28
3:00 PM |
"Farmers on the Square" Farmers' Market
"Farmers on the Square" farmers' market will be open every Wednesday through the fall from 3-7 p.m. at 2A North Hanover Street, on the plaza in front of the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Carlisle. Local residents and visitors will be able to buy directly from the farmers who raise and produce them.
Location: 2A North Hanover St., Carlisle
Fee: Free
For more information:
Email halpinj@dickinson.edu
Go to http://www.farmersonthesquare.com
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Exhibits |
Friday
Jan 23
through
Saturday
Jul 11
|
25th Anniversary Celebration of Gifts
This exhibition showcases a number of remarkable gifts of art that have been made to The Trout Gallery during the course of its 25 years. Exhibit hours Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: The Trout Gallery, Weiss Center for the Arts
For more information:
Call 717-245-1344
Go to http://www.dickinson.edu/trout
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