Featured Events in Lancaster in January 2025 (August Updated)

This is a package of: 12 High Velocity Question gatherings-all virtual Jan. 3, Feb. 7, March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5, July 3, Aug. 7, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, Nov. 6, and Dec. 4 3 Curiosity Circle Chinwag gatherings-2 In Person and 1 virtual March 19-In Person, Aug. 20-Virtual, Nov. 19-In Person 2 Wondering About Mini Series-2 In Person April 11, 18, 25 and Sept. 12, 19, 26 Together, we will pause, shift and open our hearts and minds and affirm that we have everything that we need! Information Source: Drop Below the Surface Retreats | eventbrite

Wheel-throwing class for the beginner or for the potter that needs a quick refresher of basic concepts and techniquesCentering, pulling walls, shaping, and trimming wet clay on the wheel will all be coveredEach student will attempt to make 2 pieces1.5 hour classIncludes glazes and firings, studio tour and overview of the firing processAges 13 and upPieces will be ready for pickup 3-5 weeks after completion of classRefund/Cancellation Policy: With at least 48 hours notice before your class starts you may: Reschedule/credit your session for another time (pending availability of spots) or cancel for a refund.After the 48 hour period we are unable to offer either of these two options, for any reason, including COVID, illness, injury or unexpected travel.Eventbrite fee is non-refundable. No credit for no call/no shows.There is no public restroom on site (porta potty only). Short fingernails are recommended :) Some of our farm animals may make guest appearances (miniature horses, turkeys, chickens, goats, dogs, cats). Please let us know of any animal allergies. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class start time. In very rare cases, sometimes accidents happen in the kiln. If your pot does not survive, we offer a coupon on a future class to allow you to try again. No refunds or credits for loss/cracks/firing-related damage of your pottery. Information Source: Common Clay at White Oak Barn | eventbrite

Community Walking Club Welcome to Community Walking Club, to get some regular exercise as we walk around the community each week! This is a wonderful opportunity to exercise outdoors and meet new friends! All walking is done on flat ground around the perimeter of the Antelope Valley Wellness Community. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. ✨ Date: Second and Fourth Wednesday of the month Wednesdays: 8/14, 8/28 9/11, 9/25 10/9,10/23 11/13,11/27 12/11 ✨ Time: start time 9:00 AM - end time 10:00 AM ✨ Location: 335-B East Avenue K6, Lancaster, CA 93535 Wellness Community. Directions: Enter the building, immediately turn left, walk all the way down, and turn right into the Wellness Community. ✨ Gift Card Promotion: Join us for three classes at our Wellness Community to get a free Visa gift card! ✨ Event Highlights: ✨ Recommended for: Everyone, all ages welcome! ✨ Contact Us: AntelopeValleyWC@ph.lacounty.gov Information Source: Antelope Valley Wellness Community | eventbrite

You are invited to the launch of 'From The Ground Up', an exhibition created by Leicester College, art and design students. Inspired by the vivid colour, personal themes and beautiful forms of The Ground by Tim Fowler. From the Ground Up, brings together unique, personal responses with a digital twist. Please join us to celebrate from 3pm till 4pm on Friday 10th January, in Studio 3 at Attenborough Art Centre, Lancaster Road, Leicester LE1 7HA. Information Source: Leicester college | eventbrite

As long as it's not snowing or raining, come join us in ruining our New Year's Resolutions and eating ice cream for lunch. This is a no drop ride, chill pace to Scoops & Smiles in Malvern where we'lll warm up by eating ice cream and have a chill return to the shop. Check out the route HERE Be sure to fill out the ride waiver HERE before joining the ride! Support Scoops & Smiles ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit the Keswick Cycle website for all your bike, equipment and bike service needs in Paoli and the Greater Philadelphia area. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and join our Strava Club to stay up to date with all things Keswick Cycle! Information Source: Keswick Cycle | eventbrite

Wheel-throwing class for the beginner or for the potter that needs a quick refresher of basic concepts and techniquesCentering, pulling walls, shaping, and trimming wet clay on the wheel will all be coveredEach student will attempt to make 2 pieces1.5 hour classIncludes glazes and firings, studio tour and overview of the firing processAges 13 and upPieces will be ready for pickup 3-5 weeks after completion of classRefund/Cancellation Policy: With at least 48 hours notice before your class starts you may: Reschedule/credit your session for another time (pending availability of spots) or cancel for a refund.After the 48 hour period we are unable to offer either of these two options, for any reason, including COVID, illness, injury or unexpected travel.Eventbrite fee is non-refundable. No credit for no call/no shows.There is no public restroom on site (porta potty only). Short fingernails are recommended :) Some of our farm animals may make guest appearances (miniature horses, turkeys, chickens, goats, dogs, cats). Please let us know of any animal allergies. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class start time. In very rare cases, sometimes accidents happen in the kiln. If your pot does not survive, we offer a coupon on a future class to allow you to try again. No refunds for loss/cracks/firing-related damage of your pottery. Information Source: Common Clay at White Oak Barn | eventbrite

MOAH: CEDAR's Live Figure Drawing Sessions (Beginner- Clothed) take place in the Cedar Center's historical Memorial Hall. Walk-ins are welcome. We will provide drawing materials as needed, though we encourage guests to bring their own. This is a new beginner-oriented session that we are offering every second Sunday of the month right before our Advanced - Clothed Session at 3:30PM. These sessions focus on providing the foundation and basic skills needed for figure drawing , with a constructive critique offered at the end of each session. For more information, please visit: https://www.moahcedar.org/life-drawing Information Source: MOAH:CEDAR | eventbrite

MOAH: CEDAR's Live Figure Drawing Sessions (Advanced - Clothed) take place in the Cedar Center's historical Memorial Hall. Walk-ins are welcome. We will provide drawing materials as needed, though we encourage guests to bring their own. Advanced Sessions (Clothed Model, All Ages) are offered twice a month, every second Sunday of the month from 3:30-5:30 PM and every fourth Sunday of the month from 1:00-3:00 PM For more information visit: https://www.moahcedar.org/life-drawing Information Source: MOAH:CEDAR | eventbrite

Write Relations: Medicine wheel stories as medicine with Hope Engel Come join us for 3 evenings of storytelling and collective healing at The Grove Cafe (once monthly for 3 months, January to March). Dive into the world of medicine wheel stories from around the world with Hope Engel. Discover the power of storytelling as a form of medicine for the soul. Discover your own medicine wheel teachings as we connect with all our relations in the natural world. See that, Everything is alive and sacred and we are all related (Couture, Cree Elder). Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with others and yourself through the art of storytelling. See you there! Each month we will discuss indigenous teachings using quadrants of the medicine wheel. The 3rd month we will collage our own journey with medicine wheel teachings/ whole-self framework for healing. This is only a basic workship to give people a place to begin wth the time we have. It is rooted indigenous ways of knowing and uses non-interference principle that you are the medicine for people to create their own stories/ narratives. There will be a few optional handouts. Information Source: GSW & IPS - ON | eventbrite

Who let the dog in? 🐶 It’s Hacker T. Dog at Sugarhouse’s Welcome Back Party! Nostalgia, laughs, and paws-itively good vibes as Sugarhouse welcomes you into 2025 in style. This Wednesday night is going to be a busy one, so grab tickets early to avoid dissapointment. Full lineup, and epic drinks deals coming soon, cockers! 🐾 Information Source: The Sugarhouse | eventbrite

We're organising a workshop for activists, performers, writers, musicians, and anyone who wants to provoke new ways of thinking and talking about the multiple and connected political crises we face, through street theatre/performance. The day will be led by scholar and activist David Calder (University of Manchester). We are intending to start with a session by David, introducing us to some of the history of key moments and movements in political street theatre, but from the practical point of view of learning from the past. This will help us understand how we may reapply and develop the ideas for the current moment. The day will be fairly open ended, allowing us to move in to some practical experimentation, and/or small group discussions to explore the ideas further, and work out where we'll take the work next. The event will be limited to 20 participants, and is free, but you need to register for a place beforehand. Coming to the day doesn't commit you to engaging in political street theatre, but is intended for those who actively interested in the idea of perhaps doing so. You will need to bring your own lunch but hot drinks will be provided. We intend to create a space and a way of working which is anti-racist, LGBTQ+ inclusive, feminist, pro-immigration, anti-fascist, and in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Information Source: Political Street Theatre Workshop | eventbrite

MOAH’s sensory-friendly programming boasts an array of resources and services for neurodivergent guests before and during the museum experience. Beginning with the social narrative, which is available on MOAH’s website, guests can read a first-person description of a trip to MOAH, with important details regarding parking, entrance/exit points, restrooms, and how to access on-site sensory-friendly resources. Guests can attend special open hours, which occur before the museum opens to the public. During these special open hours, the lighting in the museum is dimmed and the audio components of artworks are lowered. Upon arrival at the museum, guests are offered a sensory-friendly programming map, which pin-points changes in light and noise, along with the exact locations of hands-on sensory-friendly programming activities. Guests with hyper/hypo-sensitivities also have access to a take-a-break space on the bottom level of the museum. This room is sectioned off from main walkways and contains calming tools and water within a quiet, dimly lit space. Speech cards, in both Spanish and English, are available at the guest services desk to assist non-verbal visitors. Optional sensory-friendly programming activities include the multi-sensory tour and a hands-on art activity. The multi-sensory tour is a self-guided tour with stations throughout the museum. Each station focuses on a single work of art and includes an object or objects that can be used to enhance the viewer’s sensory experience of the artwork. Tour “stations” allow guests to engage with staff members and multi-sensory items on a volunteer basis. The voluntary, hands-on art activity, offered in the MOAH classroom, is designed to adapt to hyper- and hypo-sensitivities, as well as multiple age groups and abilities. In many cases, the finished art project doubles as a fidget or calming tool that can be used while exploring the museum. Information Source: Lancaster Museum of Art and History | eventbrite

Experience the impactful MLK EVENT in Philadelphia on January 20, 2025, at 4553 Lancaster Ave. This event, honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., offers a powerful program filled with inspirational speakers, educational workshops, and community engagement activities. Admission is free, providing an opportunity for all to come together and reflect on the teachings of Dr. King. Don't miss this enriching event that celebrates unity, equality, and social justice.

Wheel-throwing class for the beginner or for the potter that needs a quick refresher of basic concepts and techniquesCentering, pulling walls, shaping, and trimming wet clay on the wheel will all be coveredEach student will attempt to make 2 pieces1.5 hour classIncludes glazes and firings, studio tour and overview of the firing processAges 13 and upPieces will be ready for pickup 3-5 weeks after completion of classRefund/Cancellation Policy: With at least 48 hours notice before your class starts you may: Reschedule/credit your session for another time (pending availability of spots) or cancel for a refund.After the 48 hour period we are unable to offer either of these two options, for any reason, including COVID, illness, injury or unexpected travel.Eventbrite fee is non-refundable. No credit for no call/no shows.There is no public restroom on site (porta potty only). Short fingernails are recommended :) Some of our farm animals may make guest appearances (miniature horses, turkeys, chickens, goats, dogs, cats). Please let us know of any animal allergies. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class start time. In very rare cases, sometimes accidents happen in the kiln. If your pot does not survive, we offer a coupon on a future class to allow you to try again. No refunds or credits for loss/cracks/firing-related damage of your pottery. Information Source: Common Clay at White Oak Barn | eventbrite

Wheel-throwing class for the beginner or for the potter that needs a quick refresher of basic concepts and techniquesCentering, pulling walls, shaping, and trimming wet clay on the wheel will all be coveredEach student will attempt to make 2 pieces1.5 hour classIncludes glazes and firings, studio tour and overview of the firing processAges 13 and upPieces will be ready for pickup 3-5 weeks after completion of classRefund/Cancellation Policy: With at least 48 hours notice before your class starts you may: Reschedule/credit your session for another time (pending availability of spots) or cancel for a refund.After the 48 hour period we are unable to offer either of these two options, for any reason, including COVID, illness, injury or unexpected travel.Eventbrite fee is non-refundable. No credit for no call/no shows.There is no public restroom on site (porta potty only). Short fingernails are recommended :) Some of our farm animals may make guest appearances (miniature horses, turkeys, chickens, goats, dogs, cats). Please let us know of any animal allergies. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to class start time. In very rare cases, sometimes accidents happen in the kiln. If your pot does not survive, we offer a coupon on a future class to allow you to try again. No refunds or credits for loss/cracks/firing-related damage of your pottery. Information Source: Common Clay at White Oak Barn | eventbrite

MOAH: CEDAR's Live Figure Drawing Sessions (Advanced - Clothed) take place in the Cedar Center's historical Memorial Hall. Walk-ins are welcome. We will provide drawing materials as needed, though we encourage guests to bring their own. Advanced Sessions (Clothed Model, All Ages) are offered twice a month, every second Sunday of the month from 3:30-5:30 PM and every fourth Sunday of the month from 1:00-3:00 PM For more information visit: https://www.moahcedar.org/life-drawing Information Source: MOAH:CEDAR | eventbrite