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• ANTIQUE MARKETPLACE OF LEMOYNE read more ›
  (415 Bosler Ave, Lemoyne. Tel. 717-761-2865)
  antiqumarketplaceoflemoyne.com
  Take a step back in time at this haven for early 20th-century goods. Every kitschy, classic or eclectic item from the 70 dealers was made before 1955.

• PAWSABILITIES read more ›
  (Cameron St. Tel. 717-671-7813)
  pawsabilities.net
  At this two-day event, learn new tricks to teach your old pets and watch dogs get serious airtime in a dock-jumping competition. Proceeds benefit Susquehanna Service Dogs, a program that trains service animals for people with disabilities. March 13-14.

• UNION CANAL HOUSE read more ›
  (107 S Hanover St, Hershey. Tel. 717-566-0054)
  unioncanalhouse.com
  Known by locals for sticking it out through thick and thin—it has been open since the 1700s—this carefully preserved restaurant of yesteryear offers a casual atmosphere, prime cuts of meat and fine service. $$

• GARRASON’S TAVERN read more ›
  (400 Forster St, Harrisburg. Tel. 717-232-2028)
  garrasonstavern.com
  Quaff a fishbowl of beer or kick it up a notch with a signature Moscow mule (vodka, ginger beer and lime) served in a frosty copper mug. There’s also a long list of burgers and Wednesday Wing Night in case you want a snack.

• STATE COLLEGE, PA read more ›
  (90 miles northwest of Harrisburg. )
  statecollege.com
  Visit the hilly home of Penn State now before hotels get packed for graduation. Stop by the nearby Pennsylvania Military Museum before reliving your coed years in the college-town bars, many of which feature live music.

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Fun Fact!
Linda Thompson is Harrisburg’s first black woman mayor.