The Adams County Library in Gettysburg hosts Revolutionary Reads, a special summer book club series exploring the people, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the American Revolution. The program takes place Tuesdays on June 11, July 9, and August 13 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., offering readers an engaging way to connect with history through both fiction and nonfiction selections tied to America’s 250th anniversary.Participants can bring a snack and beverage while discussing paired titles that examine different aspects of Revolutionary-era America from multiple perspectives. Readers may choose one or both books each month, creating opportunities for thoughtful comparison ... Read This Story
Battlefield Brew Works on Hunterstown Road hosts The Stillhouse Sessions featuring Hidden Roots on June 7 at 1 p.m. The Sunday afternoon performance brings live original music, craft beverages, and a laid-back atmosphere together at one of Adams County’s favorite local gathering spots.Based in Mechanicsburg, PA, Hidden Roots blends modern folk with old-time country, pop-rock, and touches of loungy jazz to create a sound that feels both fresh and familiar. The duo of Dave Mallon and Paige Herd builds performances around thoughtful songwriting and authentic storytelling, with original compositions centered on relationships, personal connection, and the search for meaning.Guests ... Read This Story
Adams County Winery brings the flavors and rhythms of summer to Orrtanna, PA with a Sangria and Salsa celebration on June 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Set against the scenic backdrop of the winery grounds near Gettysburg, this lively seasonal event pairs handcrafted sangria, Latin music, and local food for an energetic afternoon in Adams County wine country.Guests can sample four different signature sangria recipes throughout the day, with collectible Adams County Winery glasses available as keepsakes for a favorite pour. Latin 9 Orchestra performs from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., filling the grounds with salsa ... Read This Story
The Adams County Library in Gettysburg presents “To Make True and Complete the Declaration’: Gettysburg Veterans and the Legacy of the Revolution” on Thursday, June 4 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. This educational program explores the meaning of the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution through the writings and reflections of veterans connected to the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863.Presented by Codie Eash, the program examines how Civil War soldiers interpreted the nation’s founding ideals during one of the country’s most defining historical moments. By connecting Revolutionary-era principles with Gettysburg’s enduring legacy, the discussion offers thoughtful perspective ... Read This Story
Adams County Winery welcomes See the Elephant for an afternoon of live music at the Farm Winery in Orrtanna, PA on May 31. The performance runs from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bringing live entertainment, local wine, and relaxed vineyard atmosphere together in the scenic Gettysburg countryside.
Guests can sip Adams County Winery’s award-winning wines alongside wine slushies, local craft beer, canned cocktails, and snack offerings including cheese and crackers and gourmet meat and cheese plates. The Terrace Bistro serves wood-fired pizzas and pretzels from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., adding even more local flavor to the day’s lineup.
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December 10 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: You’ve Been Hacked…Now What?Destination Gettysburg wraps up its Coffee Chat series on December 10 at 9 a.m. at 1560 Fairfield Rd, Gettysburg, with “You’ve Been Hacked…Now What?” presented by Jessica Dean.Cybersecurity threats continue to impact businesses of every size, including tourism and hospitality organizations. This session examines practical response strategies, communication planning, and protective measures that help businesses recover from digital security incidents while improving long-term preparedness and online safety.Destination Gettysburg’s Coffee Chats continue to connect tourism professionals and community partners throughout Adams County with practical education and industry networking. Light refreshments ... Read This Story
November 12 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: Crisis Communication – Preparing for the UnexpectedDestination Gettysburg hosts its November Coffee Chat on November 12 at 9 a.m. at the Destination Gettysburg offices, 1560 Fairfield Rd, Gettysburg, featuring “Crisis Communication: Preparing for the Unexpected.”Every business faces challenges ranging from severe weather disruptions to reputation concerns and customer complaints. This session explores communication strategies that protect brand trust, improve transparency, and help businesses respond effectively during difficult situations while supporting long-term recovery and customer confidence.The monthly Coffee Chat series provides tourism professionals throughout Gettysburg and Adams County with timely business education and ... Read This Story
October 8 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: Email Marketing – Your Direct Line to VisitorsDestination Gettysburg continues its monthly Coffee Chat series on October 8 at 9 a.m. at 1560 Fairfield Rd, Gettysburg, with “Email Marketing: Your Direct Line to Visitors” presented by Rick Kennis and Moellyn Ramos-Yetsko.The session focuses on creating effective email campaigns that strengthen visitor engagement and support tourism marketing goals. Discussion includes subject line strategy, audience segmentation, campaign performance tracking, and practical techniques that help businesses increase bookings, visits, and customer connections.Destination Gettysburg’s Coffee Chats bring together tourism and hospitality professionals across Adams County for ... Read This Story
September 10 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: Influencer Marketing – Harnessing Digital Word-of-MouthDestination Gettysburg hosts its September Coffee Chat on September 10 at 9 a.m. at the Destination Gettysburg offices in Gettysburg with “Influencer Marketing: Harnessing Digital Word-of-Mouth,” presented by Austin.Influencer partnerships continue to shape travel and tourism marketing across digital platforms. This session explores how businesses can identify authentic voices, structure successful collaborations, measure campaign impact, and maintain brand integrity while building stronger community alignment and online engagement.The Coffee Chat series supports tourism professionals throughout Gettysburg and Adams County through collaborative networking and practical marketing education. Light refreshments ... Read This Story
August 13 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: Group Travel Trends – Preparing for the Next WaveDestination Gettysburg continues its Coffee Chat series on August 13 at 9 a.m. at 1560 Fairfield Rd, Gettysburg, with “Group Travel Trends: Preparing for the Next Wave” presented by Sandy Stewart.The session focuses on current group and motorcoach travel trends along with changing traveler expectations and demographic shifts shaping the tourism industry. Attendees gain insight into what travel planners seek when selecting destinations and discover strategies that help attract more group business throughout Gettysburg and Adams County.Destination Gettysburg’s Coffee Chats provide tourism professionals with ... Read This Story
July 9 | Destination Gettysburg Coffee Chat: Google Business Listings – Be Seen, Be ChosenDestination Gettysburg hosts its July Coffee Chat on July 9 at 9 a.m. at the Destination Gettysburg offices, 1560 Fairfield Rd, Gettysburg, featuring “Google Business Listings: Be Seen, Be Chosen” with Rick Kennis.A Google Business Profile often shapes a visitor’s first impression online. This hands-on session explores practical ways businesses can improve profile accuracy, strengthen search visibility, and create more engaging listings that help attract travelers and customers. Discussion includes profile updates, analytics tools, and optimization features that support stronger local search performance.Destination Gettysburg’s monthly ... Read This Story
Granite Hill Camping Resort brings live rock music to Gettysburg, PA, as Nowhere Slow takes the stage on Friday, August 29, at 7 p.m. for a three-hour campground concert at 3340 Fairfield Road.Formed in Scranton, Nowhere Slow has built a loyal following with high-energy shows, sing-along choruses, original songs, and classic rock favorites. Frontman Rick Gillette leads the band alongside John Canjar on guitar, Will Clauss on bass, and Matt Kester on drums, creating a lively sound built for dancing, singing, and summer nights under the stars.Campers enjoy free admission with their stay, making this concert a fun bonus ... Read This Story
