Happy Wednesday, Lancaster! Whether you’re craving loud guitars, smooth yacht rock, or a meaningful way to support your neighbors, this weekend around Lancaster County delivers.
From live bands hitting local stages in Neffsville and Lititz to a free community closet opening its doors in Ephrata, here’s what you should look into today.
Live Rock Revival Hits Stoner Grille Friday Night
Image from the Six Whiskey Revival Facebook Page
Classic rock fans can catch Six Whiskey Revival live at Stoner Grille in Neffsville this Friday, February 6, from 8–11 PM. The band brings a high-energy rock-and-roll revival show, pairing loud guitars with good food, drinks, and a lively local crowd.
The show is open to the public and makes for an easy Friday night plan if you’re looking to stay close to home but still get out and enjoy live music.
Location: Stoner Grille, Neffsville
Friday, Feb. 6 | 8–11 PM
Click here for more: https://www.facebook.com/events/1414792603474836
Enjoy A Yacht Rock Night with Yacht Lobsters at Mickey’s Black Box
Image from Ticketmaster’s Facebook Page
Get ready to sail straight back to the late ’70s and early ’80s when Yacht Lobsters bring their smooth-rock revival to Mickey’s Black Box in Lititz.
The New York–based band blends buttery soft rock with tight musicianship, covering and reimagining classics from artists like Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Toto, and Hall & Oates - plus a splash of original music that fits right in.
Doors open at 7 PM with the show starting at 8 PM. The concert is all ages, with drinks available for those 21+ with valid ID. Snacks and light bites will be available at the canteen, making this an easy, laid-back night out for live music fans.
Click here for more: https://www.facebook.com/events/1670910606940522
Free Clothing & Home Goods at Bergstrasse Community Closet Welcome Weekend
Image from the Bergstrasse Community Closet Facebook Page
The Bergstrasse Community Closet is kicking off the year with its 2026 Welcome Weekend in Ephrata, inviting the community to stop by Saturday, February 7, from 12–2 PM.
The event marks the start of the year’s first restock and offers free clothing, shoes, accessories, and home goods for anyone who needs them.
There are no income restrictions, and all items are completely free. First-time visitors are welcome, and volunteers will be on hand to show newcomers around. Monetary donations are accepted but never required.
Location: Bergstrasse Community Closet, 9 Hahnstown Rd, Ephrata
Saturday, Feb. 7 | 12–2 PM
💙 Free and open to the public
Pet of the Week: Meet Adhala
Picture From Their Facebook Post
This week’s Pet of the Week is Adhala, a gentle, soft-hearted girl currently waiting for her forever home at the Pennsylvania SPCA Lancaster Center.
Adhala arrived at the shelter as a stray alongside two canine friends, and while much of her past is a mystery, staff believe she may have spent time living outdoors.
Because of that, she’s still learning what it means to be a house dog and will benefit from patient, consistent training as she builds confidence and explores her new world.
She can be timid at first, but once Adhala feels safe, her sweet personality shines through.
She enjoys gentle attention, kind words, and calm affection, and she’s the kind of dog who bonds deeply with the people who give her time and trust. With patience and love, she has all the potential to become a loyal, loving companion.
Adhala dreams of a cozy home - soft beds, quiet moments, and someone who understands that trust takes time. In return, she offers a big heart and plenty of companionship for the right person or family willing to grow alongside her.
Interested in adopting Adhala?
The Pennsylvania SPCA Lancaster Center is open daily from 12–6 PM. Adopters should bring a photo ID, proof of address, and any resident dogs (with vaccination records) for a meet-and-greet.
📍 848 S. Prince St., Lancaster
📞 717-917-6979
🐶 Kennel #16516
See more on their Facebook post here.
A Quick Request - And A Thank You From The Editor
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