Things To Do In Lebanon

It's been known as the Astor, the Hippodrome, and the Trinity, specializing in everything from religious productions to adult films. After more than a century in existence, the single-screen theater in downtown Annville has found its purpose. Now called the Allen, the art deco sanctuary screens first-run blockbusters, new and classic art-house flicks, and foreign imports such as Raise the Red Lantern and The French Connection. Meanwhile, the adjoining coffee house livens up its selection of hot beverages, deli sandwiches, and pastries with live poetry readings and a rotating selection of local artists' work.

Royal Oaks is graced by the natural beauty of the Lebanon Valley and has become one of Central Pennsylvania's most prestigious golf courses.

Only the trees remember a time when there wasn’t a theater at 200 Pennsylvania Avenue, and, except for that creepy one, they aren’t talking. Built in 1892 as part of the American Chautauqua movement, the playhouse became a local theater company in 1927 and has been staging summer productions ever since—with the exception of one year. In 1994, a brutal winter buried the theater beneath roughly 150 tons of snow, causing the roof to collapse on February 12. Within two days, though, the company had plans to host their shows under a massive tent until a new stage opened in the summer of 1995, proving that Gretna knows the show must always go on.