Lancaster Barnstormers

During your vacation in Lancaster, PA, you may want to catch an exciting sporting event. You are in luck, because Lancaster has their own Minor League baseball team, the Barnstormers.  They play their home games in the city's Northwest corridor at Clipper Magazine Stadium. The team colors are red, navy, blue and khaki. These were the same colors that Lancaster's former team, The Red Roses, used.  Lancaster incorportated their Amish and agricultural heritage into their logo.  

Good 'N Plenty Lancaster

While you are in Lancaster catching a Barnstormers game, you can find delicious fares to satiate your appetite at the Good 'N Plenty in Lancaster.  This is a family operated and owned restaurant with many extra touches and terrific service.  The Good 'N Plentry employs talented local chefs that have become experts at Pennsylvania Dutch cooking.  Taking in a meal of country sausage, sauerkraut & pork, and shoo fly pie will be a treat for the entire family before catching an exciting Barnstormers game.  The restaurant also features a gift shop.

Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre

If you are interested in catching a play, you will find a wonderful tale, "Joseph," at the Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre.  Set the time of the biblical character Joseph, this story shows how he kept his integrity while showing forgiveness to his betrayers.  At Christmas, you can also catch a great show at the Sight and Sound Millennium Theatre called "The Miracle of Christmas."  Live animals and talented actors introduce their audience to the breathtaking story of the birth of Christ.  

Amish Experience Theater

Lancaster is known for its Amish population, and you can have an enjoyable educational experience about Lancaster's Amish history by visiting the Amish Experience Theatre and the Homestead Tour.  At the Amish Experience Theater, you will see a film, "Jacob's Choice," about one Amish family's life and struggles. Afterwards, you will enjoy The Homestead Tour, which will take you inside a simpler life as you tour the home of the Amish family from the film while they go about their daily work.