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Lancaster County lights up with festivals, theatre and live music this weekend

From fiery performances to a mini-golf library and a surprise Jimmy Juice release, this weekend packs culture for every age. Don't miss the Lunar New Year celebration!

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Lancaster County lights up with festivals, theatre and live music this weekend

This weekend brings a mix of cultural celebrations, live performances, and family-friendly events across Lancaster County. From theatre premieres to music releases and seasonal festivals, residents have plenty of options to enjoy.

The Lititz Fire & Ice Festival wraps up with free entertainment, while local libraries and parks offer unique activities for all ages.

The Lancaster Shakespeare Theatre opens its 19th season today with Antony & Cleopatra. Cynthia Charles and Tim Spiese take on the lead roles as Cleopatra and Antony. Performances will continue after this weekend, running from 25 February to 1 March.

On Saturday, the Quarryville Library transforms into a mini golf course for a day. Visitors can also enjoy face painting, balloon art, and a silent auction. Meanwhile, Tellus360 hosts a surprise release party for a new, limited-edition Jimmy Juice flavour, with live music from the band the Nancy Reagans.

The Lititz Fire & Ice Festival's closing event features fire art by Molly Dazzle, performing under her stage name Miss Molly Dazzle. Earlier in the day, Lititz Springs Park offers free dance and music performances as part of the festival's final weekend.

Singer-songwriter Andrew Pauls marks his birthday with a concert on Saturday, previewing tracks from his upcoming album Good Things. The following day, organist Vince Ryan leads a workshop on assembling and playing a musical organ.

For those interested in seasonal traditions, the Lancaster County Department of Parks and Recreation holds maple sugaring demonstrations this weekend and next Sunday. No registration is required. Finally, the Lancaster Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders group celebrates Lunar New Year this Sunday with live performances and a variety of food options.

The weekend's events cater to diverse interests, from theatre and music to hands-on workshops and cultural festivities. Many activities are free or require no advance booking, making them easily accessible to the public. Organisers encourage attendees to check schedules for specific timings and locations.

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