114 W. Orange St., Lancaster, Pa 17603
Hours: by chance or appointment.
(717) 290-6674 Studio
(717) 464-5572 Home
Email: imajgin@aol.com
Directions:
The studio is in downtown Lancaster. The main route to get to the center of Lancaster is Route 222 from the north or south of Lancaster. If driving on Rte. 30, there is an exit for 222. The main one way street going east through the direct center of the city is King St. (Rte. 462). The main one way street going west is Orange St. which is one block north of King St.
The studio is on West Orange St. between N. Prince St. (Rte. 222) and N. Water St. Parking is available at the Prince St. Parking Garage which is located on your left (if you are heading south on Prince) before you cross Orange St. Parking is also available on Orange St. at meters or in the outside parking lot on the left side of Prince St. after you cross Orange St.
Occasionally I am open for First Fridays in Lancaster. If you come by and the lights are on, that means I am probably there working.
Other places to visit:
Lancaster is a major stopping point for people interested in the history of Pennsylvania, rural lifestyles, the Amish, restaurants, the Underground Railroad, and art. Twice a year there are Artwalks.
On the First Friday of every month many galleries remain open in the evening for browsing. Many are within a very short walking distance of my studio. Check my Links page for websites of several local galleries within walking and driving distance. For a current listing of what is happening in Lancaster and where, click on www.downtownlancaster.com and www.lancasterarts.com.
A brief list of some popular spots: the Lancaster Heritage Museum, Zanzibar (exotic soaps, artful accessories, and gifts), From Here To Timbuktu (a clothing and accessories store), Wish You Were Here (a restaurant for breakfast and lunch), Meritage (a fine restaurant), Cocina Mexicana (an inexpensive small Mexican restaurant that is very popular), the Lancaster Dispensing Company (a bar & restaurant), Carr's (an upscale restaurant), and Central Market (the oldest continuously operating farmer's market in the U.S.). Plus the Fulton Theatre, the Music Academy, the Quilt Museum, and the Puppet Theatre and Puppet Museum.
