Hey Everyone! Looking for some free live music in Lancaster? Here are a few spots you might enjoy:

Southern Market
This vibrant venue offers live music events. For instance, on Friday, March 21, 2025, from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, they're hosting 'Whose Hands Are These?' (The Band). ​Southern Market - Lancaster City

Tellus360
A lively spot known for its diverse musical acts. On Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 10:30 PM, 'Y2Kids' will be performing. ​Tellus 360+1Eventbrite+1

Grandview Vineyard
Join their St. Patrick's Day Celebration on March 16, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, featuring live music by Hooligan Jack from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. ​Discover Lancaster

Enjoy the music scene!

Are There Dog-Friendly Easy Walking Trails in Lancaster County?

Yes! Most of these trails are dog-friendly, but some have leash requirements or restrictions. Here’s a breakdown:

Here are Dog-Friendly Easy Walking Trails in Lancaster County

1. Lancaster County Central Park – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• Plenty of open space, wooded trails, and even a designated dog park near the Rock Ford Plantation area.

2. Warwick-to-Ephrata Rail Trail – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• Wide paved path, great for an easy stroll with your pup. Some shaded areas but bring water.

3. Lititz Springs Park – Yes, but restricted areas

• Dogs must be leashed and are not allowed in the water areas or near the springs. The nearby Lititz-Warwick Trail is a great alternative.

4. Conewago Recreation Trail – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• A well-maintained gravel path through open farmland. Not much shade, so best for cooler days.

5. Chickies Rock Overlook Trail – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• Short, easy walk to a stunning view. Keep dogs close since there are cliffs near the overlook.

6. Overlook Park Walking Trail – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• Paved loop in a park setting, great for a casual walk with your dog.

7. Northwest Lancaster County River Trail – Yes, leashed dogs allowed

• One of the best dog-friendly trails! Scenic, flat, and follows the Susquehanna River with several shaded sections.

Lancaster County has plenty of easy walking trails that are perfect for a relaxed stroll, whether you're going solo, with family, or bringing along your pup. From riverfront views to quiet wooded paths, there’s a little something for everyone. Just grab some comfy shoes, a leash if you’ve got a furry friend, and enjoy the fresh air.

Oasis or Community? What do people want?

People often want a blend of community and personal oasis when choosing a home. The balance depends on lifestyle, personality, and priorities, but generally, here’s what they look for:

Community Aspects

• Walkability & Connectivity – Sidewalks, trails, and easy access to parks, shops, and restaurants.

• Gathering Spaces – Clubhouses, coffee shops, community centers, or green spaces where neighbors can interact.

• Safety & Security – Low crime rates, well-lit streets, and sometimes gated access.

• Like-Minded Neighbors – People want to be surrounded by those with shared interests, whether it’s young families, retirees, or professionals.

• Local Events & Activities – Farmer’s markets, block parties, or fitness groups that help foster connections.

Oasis Aspects

• Privacy & Serenity – Larger lots, good landscaping, or well-planned layouts that create a sense of retreat.

• Nature & Greenery – Trees, gardens, water features, or views of natural scenery.

• Noise Control – Distance from major roads, soundproofing, or zoning that prevents excessive noise.

• Home Features – Spa-like bathrooms, outdoor patios, home offices, and cozy living spaces designed for relaxation.

Many buyers want a community when they choose to engage, but a private escape when they need solitude. Master-planned communities and suburban developments with thoughtful layouts tend to strike this balance well.

Sandra Burkholder

EXP Realty – Licensed Real Estate Agent since 2000

Serving Lancaster, Chester, Berks and York County PA

With a passion for connecting people to their dream homes and investment opportunities, I bring a professional yet approachable touch to every real estate transaction. Specializing in high-value residential properties and commercial real estate, I combine a sharp eye for detail with a deep understanding of buildings, honed through my experience conducting insurance inspections for commercial and high-value homes. This expertise allows me to provide unique insights to clients, ensuring they make confident and informed decisions.

My career is built on a foundation of trust, expertise, and a commitment to creating community. As a Lancaster County local with a background in urban living from my time in Philadelphia, I offer a unique perspective on rural, suburban, and city lifestyles. Whether you’re seeking your dream luxury home, exploring investment opportunities, or making your first real estate purchase, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.

When I’m not working with clients, I’m a busy mom to 8 amazing kids (most are adults now): 2 biological, 2 stepchildren, 2 through domestic adoption, and 2 through international adoption. I also love baking cakes, experimenting with international recipes, and spending time with my 2 cats and 2 dogs. My new Shichonpoo, Lyric, is often seen by my side, adding a bit of charm to my day-to-day adventures. I’m also passionate about weight training, relaxing with jazz and blues music, and indulging in red wine and very dark chocolate.

Let’s work together to achieve your real estate goals with expertise, care, and a personal touch!

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