Megan Stauffer 
Costumed guests packed a restored gothic church at Orange and Broad streets in October 2014 for Venture Lititz’s “A Night in Hollywood,” a fundraiser supporting the downtown organization.
The Lititz Women of Today’s 23rd annual Teddy Bear Day in Lititz Springs Park drew families for games, crafts and a bear parade in 2014 while collecting donations for a pediatric cancer foundation.
More than 500 walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists turned out for the 18th annual COBYS Bike and Hike in Lititz in September 2014, raising an estimated $102,000 for foster care, adoption and family services.
In March 2020, Lititz’s Stoll and Wolfe Distillery, known for its rye whiskey, pivoted to making surface disinfectant and planned hand sanitizer as the coronavirus spread.
Thousands of gardeners head to Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum each May for the Herb and Garden Faire, a two-day plant sale timed just before Mother’s Day.
Families packed Lititz Elementary School in December 2014 for Merry Lititz Christmas, a free kickoff to the holiday season with Santa visits, a fishing derby, balloon animals and crafts.
For its 15th edition in 2020, the Lititz Fire & Ice Festival paired its ice sculptures with a fire, laser and dance show from two Lititz production companies. Here is that story, and what to know for the 2027 festival.
One Front Street household carved 55 jack-o’-lanterns, lit two of them on fire and set scarecrows and a porch werewolf in place for trick-or-treat. A look back at one of Lititz’s most memorable Halloween yards.
The first daytime Lititz Lions Halloween Parade produced one of the most memorable costumes in its history: a six-year-old painted gold and posed as a life-size baseball trophy. A look back, and at how the parade works today.
In its second year the AMBUCS-backed festival brought 57 brewers and more than 120 beers to East Main Street, on the same weekend the Pope drew crowds in Philadelphia.
The first Lititz Craft Beer Fest in September 2014 drew more than 2,000 people and 47 breweries to East Main Street as a fundraiser for the Lititz AMBUCS. A look back at how it began.
Public water customers and private well owners in northern Lancaster County have several options for a lead test. How to choose a lab, collect a sample and read the result.