The theatre shows its age, though the seating is pleasantly spacious…read more We chose the magic and illusion show based on positive reviews, but unfortunately it felt amateur. It's definitely geared towards a younger audience. The good needs improvement- no one in our group liked it. It was just bad all around.. The staff were super friendly and our waiter was amazing. At over $60 per ticket, it simply wasn't worth it.

Oh, where do I start? The theatre is quite old but the…read moreseating is spacious. We went to the magic and illusions performance based on the ratings posted. It is very amateur to say the least and oh so very corny. Bring on the butter and the salt! We only saw one good illusion during the first act. Then we made magic by disappearing. Hence, we do not know if it improved by the second act. It wasn't worth the $58+ per ticket. Unfortunately I missed the coupons that were posted two days later.

Food was very good at a reasonable price and the play is one of the best in the area…read moreWe'll be back again

Worst fish and lasagna, mashed potatoes, mac & cheese meat loaf salad I'm never eating here again…read moreewww

Once again another wonderful performance of " Joseph ". Sights and Sounds have been added yearly…read moretravels. I highly recommend everyone seeing biblical characters and their stories come to life at this location or Branson. Looking forward to seeing "Jonah" next year.

A great opportunity to see Biblical stories played out life like in a high quality production. You…read morecan definitely see they spent money updating special effects over the years and the scenes are getting more complex. We saw Joshua and the giants were really cool and they made it seem like we're were inside the walls of Jericho as the came rumbling down on the seventh day of marching. It's always interesting to see how they incorporate the live animals into the story. The bathrooms are always clean and lines move surprisingly fast for so many people in attendance at the theater. Everything in the rest of the theater areas is also is tidy and clean.

They sold me a case of Sweet Cider , which was bad and then refused to refund me…read more Update: I was told it was too hot in my air conditioned car. Two years prior to this incident I purchased 2 bottles of Becky's Blush . They both were bad and they did replace one of the bottles the same time I made the purchase of a case hard cider. I live in Florida so it was not like I could just jump in the car. BAD business , sure left a bad taste in my mouth.

Re-Opened 2 days ago…read more Lots of wine to taste. And a tasting is 5 wines. From dry to sweet. White, Rose, red and fruit. Even a port. Wine is made in Mannheim (home of the RenFest) and includes Mead, Wassail and more. Staff is friendly and helpful, but there wasn't enough to do tastings and check people out. Upstairs is beer and cider tasting. Worth a stop.

For years, driving on Route 30 going to Longwood Gardens or Strasburg, I noticed the American Music…read moreTheater but never attended any of the shows. Thanks to an early holiday gift, I attended my first performance, the 2025 Christmas Show Deck the Halls. I didn't make any food purchases, but I could smell the inviting aroma of popcorn when we entered the theatre. We enjoyed the lively, excellent singing and performances, dazzling costumes, set designs, and a top-notch band. Deck the Halls is a fantastic way to celebrate Christmas with nostalgic songs and remember Jesus' birth. I must note that 1600 people exiting the theatre parking lot is the only honest, non-five-star worthy concern. AMT Memberships are available, and there is already a performance schedule of shows for 2026; tickets are not sold through 3rd-party resellers.

Right at the start I want to say why I took away a star for this theatre. This is my second visit…read more Both times my mother's walker, without which she cannot walk, was taken from her and placed against the wall. It is illegal to remove medical assistance devices and she was left with no way to even get to her walker. We brought a small foldable one and she was refused to place it at her seat. This was after we were told to make our way through a very crowded gift shop to the other side of the venue, even though our seats were in the middle. This is one of the least accommodating venues I have been to for people with mobility issues. From the parking spots to removing a medical device, it is wholly unacceptable. The theatre itself is a very nice, modern establishment and the performances I have attended are wonderful productions. The ticket prices are a bit high but better seats always are. If you have no mobility issues you will likely be thrilled with this venue.

I'm so happy we got to visit this farmhouse and take the tour. It was very entertaining and…read moreeducational. If you're visiting the area, this is a must do. We got to learn a lot about the Amish community, how they live and how they farm. The tour of the land was beautiful and we really enjoyed getting to see the animals.

We enjoyed the experience. My "Lancaster bucket list" included a covered bridge. Check. The…read moreMiller's Farm Bridge is the result of two bridges that were going to be destroyed. The bridge is beautiful. Sheep and cows graze beside it. If you walk along the white fenced area, you can see The Amish Farm and House. This location is contrary. You can see a pretty farm area that is directly beside stores. There are various tour tickets available. I suggest the self tour and grabbing a bite at the BBQ barn. The bus tour is convenient if you don't want to research anything on your own. We planned our Lancaster visit with YouTube and google. There is something to be said for having someone drive you around this beautiful area. However, the stops are chosen for you. There is a better selection of shopping at the markets and smaller shops. If you are on the bus, you are in competition with everyone else trying to quickly purchase souvenirs in 20 minutes. If you decide to take a tour, don't buy a ticket on Sunday. The shops are closed and the tour is different. The house was interesting but I enjoyed the outside of the house at Old Windmill Farm. That was real. This has a "museum" feel. The displays are filled with facts and pictures. You can purchase a book in the gift shop that can explain Amish life. I prefer seeing and taking pictures. There are some beautiful photo opps on the property. There is a life sized cow you can "milk." There are limited, but adorable animals on the property. The goats are hilarious. There are animal approved snack bags you can buy for $1 in the gift shop. The goats climb stairs and walk across the bridge. The sheep make a perfect background by the covered bridge. There are play areas for children. Most things are wood - be careful about splinters. The wood photo cutouts were funny. The gift shop had a few Amish hats, crafted items and home made jams and other canned items. I found more items at flea markets and Kitchen Kettle Village. This place is worth visiting. The best way to end the self guided tour is with some food at a picnic table and a stroll by the covered bridge.

Our son went to theater camp ( Into the Woods Jr.) It was pricy compared to other local theaters,…read morebut he enjoyed it and felt like he learned more than anywhere else. He made new friends and the show was phenomenal. The end production was better than the other camps he attended.

From the owner: Cavod is a family-friendly performing arts theatre that produces live Christian entertainment,…read moreBroadway-style musicals, plays, dramas, and holiday stage shows. Established in 2010, Cavod aims to connect with audience members of all ages and fulfill our mission to create with purpose. Each of our live theatre performances is suitable for adults and children alike. Cavod entertainers strive to bring performing arts back to our Creator and share His glory and splendor through artistic expression. Located in New Holland (Lancaster County), Cavod's wheelchair-accessible theater is conveniently situated a short drive from Berks and Chester counties. Cavod welcomes skilled actors and musicians from the surrounding community to audition for roles in our theatrical productions. Because Cavod is a community theatre organization, prior professional acting experience is not required. Unless otherwise specified at the time of announcement, Cavod auditions are open to all actors who fit the requirements of each show and/or character. Audition information will appear on Cavod Theatre's website and social media pages throughout the year. Non-performers who wish to be involved with productions may apply for a volunteer position on the Cavod Theatre Production Team. To learn more about Cavod's current season, purchase tickets, apply to volunteer, or take part in auditions, please visit us online or call 717-354-3355.

We stopped by on a cold Saturday afternoon. We greeted by Libby and Linda. Both ladies were very…read morefriendly and helpful. They walked us thru some different wines. They were both extremely knowledgeable about the wines. The wines we tasted were very good and we went home with some bottles. Building is very cool. It's a timber frame building and I love that stuff. Please stop in to try some of their wines.

Adorable shops and wine tasting room. Tasting is free which is lovely. Good variety of wines, cute…read moreatmosphere. Reminds me of Peddlers Village. Loved it, will be back!

Awesome local farm/petting zoo that was a perfect spot for younger kids. Stopped here while in…read moreamish country and had a nice time. They have plenty of animals to look at and you can get private tours of the barn. Staff was super friendly and kind.

If you have limited time or aren't sure where to start your journey, Old Windmill Farm is an…read moreexcellent place to visit. Drive carefully to the parking area, where you will probably be greeted by sheep. The animals made the visit for us. Prices and information are listed at the small window where you can buy canned food and other Amish creations. You might be greeted by the farm's cat. The longer tour includes hands on activities, including holding animals. There is a hay ride that is included in the extended tour or an additional $5. The property is awesome. We enjoyed walking around. This is a great family or couples activity.