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All Events Are Free To The Public
2008 Season
June 6 - First Friday Art Show Openings
25th Annual Photographic Visions Show @ PA College of Art & Design - N. Prince St. Reception 5:00 to 8:00 PM
46th Annual Open Award Art Show @ Lancaster Museum of Art - N. Lime St. Reception 5:00 to 8:00 PM
June 9 - Film Series "King of Californina" @ Steinman Park W. King St. 8:00 PM
June 10 - Jazz Series "The Reese Project" @ Steinman Park W. King St. 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
June 12 - Classical Concert "American Guild of Organists Recital" @ First Presbyterian Church 7:30 pm
June 13 - Steinman Park Series "TBA" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 12:00 Noon
June 16 - Children’s Series Clem Bowen Storyteller & Musician @ Musser Park, N. Lime Street 10:30 AM
Film Series "Ratatouille" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 8:00 PM
June 17 - Steinman Park Series "Susquehanna Trio" Steinman Park, W. King St. 12:00 Noon
Jazz Series "Andy Roberts Quartet" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
June 18 - Children’s Series "TBA" @ Musser Park N. Lime St. 10:30 AM
June 19 - Classical Concert "Auscultation Brass" @ Musser Park on the Portico N. Lime St. 7:00 PM
June 20 - Children’s Series "Ballet Theater" @ Musser Park N. Lime St. 10:00 AM & 11:00 AM
Steinman Park Series "PA Academy of Music" Steinman Park, W. King St. 12:00 Noon
June 21 - Patron Party "American Wind Symphony" @ Pennsylvania Academy of Music - N. Prince Street 7:00 PM
THIS EVENT IS FOR PATRONS ONLY WITH A PREPAID TICKET
Please Call 509-1029 for ticket info
June 22 - Church Service "American Wind Symphony" @ Brightside Baptist Church, Hershey Avenue 10:30 AM
Conert in the Park "American Wind Symphony" @ Musser Park on the Portico, N. Lime Street 7:00 PM
June 23 - Children’s Series Tom & Laurie Reese "Jazz for Kids" @ Musser Park, N. Lime St. 10:30 AM
Film Series "The Illusionist" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 8:00 PM
June 24 - Steinman Park Series "PA Academy of Music" Steinman Park E. King St. 12:00 Noon
Jazz Series "Trixi & The Matrix" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
June 25 - Children’s Series Jerry Brown & Jango "P.T. Wags Show" @ Musser Park, N. Lime St. 10:30 AM
June 26 - The Imani Edu-Tainers "African Dance Company" @ Brightside Opportunities Center, Hershey Avenue & Wabank Rd. 3:00 PM
June 27 - Steinman Park Series "PA Academy of Music" Steinman Park E. King St. 12:00 Noon
"Celebrate Lancaster" Lancaster Symphony Orchestra @ Lancaster Square Evening
June 28 - Concert "The Inca Campers & The Elastic Band" LOCATION TBA 8:00 PM Please Bring Chairs
June 30 - Children’s Series Kid’s & Cultures "Anansi Catches the Storytelling Bug" @ Musser Park, N. Lime St. 10:30 AM
Film Series "Once" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 8:00 PM
July 1 - Steinman Park Series "Bravura Brass" Steinman Park, W. King St. 12:00 Noon
Jazz Series "Derrick Thompson Trio" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
July 2 - Children’s Series "Bravura Brass" @ Musser Park, N. Lime St. 10:30 AM
July 4 - Old Fashioned 4th "Malta Band Concert" @ Musser Park, N. Lime St. 2:30 PM
July 6 - "Patriotic Concert with Cannons & Fireworks" featuring the 257th Army Band @ Long’s Park 7:30 PM
July 8 - Jazz Series "Amy Banks" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00PM to 10:00 PM
July 15 - Jazz Series "Coco & Friends" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00PM to 10:00 PM
July 22 - Jazz Series "The Gadjo Playboys" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00PM to 10:00 PM
July 29 - Jazz Series "Rose Hudson Trio" @ Steinman Park, W. King St. 7:00PM to 10:00 PM
If our Patron Invitation missed you, please print out this form and mail to:
Lancaster Summer Arts Festival, P.O. Box 7514, Lancaster PA 17604-7514
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent law allows.
Patron Membership $50.00 (Includes 1 Patron Party ticket for each $50)
Sponsor $125.00 (Includes 2 Patron Party tickets for each $125)
Benefactor $250.00 (Includes 4 Patron Party tickets for each $250)
Angel $500.00 (Includes 6 Patron Party tickets for each $500)
Total Contribution: $ ____________
Total Number of Patron Party Tickets Ordered ______________.
Please make check payable to: Lancaster Summer Arts Festival
Name _____________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________
City_____________________________ State _______ Zip _________
A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999.
Registration does not imply endorsement.
Thank You for Your Contribution!
Robert Vaux Roop Lancaster Summer Arts Festival began as a single art exhibit in 1963. Over the years, it has grown to become a free major arts festival that has hosted world renowned artists such as pianist Van Cliburn, jazz musician Brandford Marsalis, the Paul Taylor Dance Company and a host of the best regional and local performers and artists. Robert Vaux Roop, a local businessman and artist, is credited with founding the LSAF. Roop began the festival when he learned a local art exhibit in Lancaster had to be canceled. Roop had always dreamed of a free local art festival and quickly offered a nearby elementary school in Quarryville as an alternate exhibition venue. The first show had 87 paintings and featured nightly performances by local musicians. The following year, more than 180 exhibits were shown. By the third year, the arts festival moved to Lancaster and Caroline Steinman Nunan, director of Lancaster Newspapers, and other local culture enthusiasts began lending organizational support. The program has continued to grow each year and nearly every arts group in Lancaster has been included at some point. When Steinman Park was opened in the early 1980s, the weekday noontime programs became a LSAF mainstay with popular musical performances and children’s shows. The Long’s Park Patriotic Concert, featuring the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Antique Civil War cannons and a spectacular fireworks display, bring tens of thousands of music lovers to the park. It all began with the dream of one individual who stumbled upon an opportunity but had the grace to realize his vision - to provide a free continual summer arts feast.
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