Record covers, tiny art and other exhibitions: 6 April First Friday events to check out | Entertainment

After a winter like Lancaster County has had, it does a body good to get some quality spring walking time in.

Lancaster city’s First Friday has spent the last year either online or cautiously offline, and for good reason – while vaccination rates rise, so too do COVID-19 case numbers. 

Check out the list below of Lancaster’s First Friday events, and send an email to [email protected] if your event is missing from this roundup.

All of the following events are in-person, but require the usual masking and social distancing.


A Day in the Life Records (24A W. Walnut St.)

“Record Release,” an exhibition of record covers created by students in the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design’s “Creating Art in Photoshop” class will be on display, fittingly, at A Day in the Life Records. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. It is free to attend.

Community Room on King (106 W. King St.)

Lebanon artist Daniel Buffenmeyer presents “A Contemplative Suffering,” a guided exhibition through what he calls “A spiritual exercise (that) will explore elements of an ancient Hebraic Christology commonly known as the Suffering Servant discourse.” 6 p.m. – 8:40 p.m., guests are asked to schedule a 10-minute time slot in advance.

Curio. Gallery & Creative Supply (106 W. Chestnut St.)

Curio owners Nicole Duquette and Matt Chapman gave 16 artists a simple directive – fill out the 15 pages of a 2.5” by 3.75” notebook centered around a theme. For the month of April, “Pocket Art Swap: Night & Day” will showcase works on a much smaller scale than usual. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., free.

Lancaster Science Factory (454 New Holland Ave.)

As per usual, the Lancaster Science Factory offers free admission to its 70 interactive exhibits from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Mulberry Art Studios (19 N. Mulberry St.)

“Abstract Spectrum” exhibit, the first solo art show by 17-year-old Lancaster artist James Roach, will run through the month of April. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., free. 10% of all art proceeds go to Aaron’s Acres.

Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen (335 N. Queen St.)

Artist Bruce Garrabrandt brings his brand of self-described “artistic silliness” to the Guild store. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., free.

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