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Save the Date – Velocity is Going Virtual!
Our one and only fundraiser of the year is here! Join us at Velocity 2020 and celebrate our City on Thursday, September 24.
Velocity showcases the very best that the City of Lancaster has to offer. Our art, culture, food, drinks, and fashion come together in one event to celebrate this vibrant City.
This year will feature a brilliant virtual Fashion Show from the most popular shops and boutiques in the City, Cocktail & Food Demos from culinary favorites in the City Restaurant Scene, and an exciting “Look Book” of what’s trending and new in our fabulous Retail Community!
This year you can support the Lancaster City Alliance when you purchase exclusive Velocity swag ~ one-of-a-kind Velocity pillows or tote bags celebrating our City. Proudly display these beloved landmarks and help support our business community during this time of uncertainty.
Ville + Rue will be donating 100% of the proceeds from the Velocity Collection to the Lancaster City Alliance.
Pre-Order your Velocity Tote Bag HERE.
Pre-Order your Velocity Pillow HERE.
Proceeds benefit the Lancaster City Alliance and Downtown Investment District.
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Building On Strength Year 3 Summit
June 2018 marked the end of three years of implementation on Building On Strength, the City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s 15-Year Economic Development Strategic Plan. At this milestone, Lancaster City Alliance invited the Plan’s nationally recognized consultants from Mahan Rykiel Associates, Inc., Arnett Muldrow & Associates, Ltd., and RGS Associates, Inc. to return for a special panel discussion with the Plan’s steering committee, the Lancaster City Alliance’s Economic Development & Planning Executive Leadership Team, as well as the organization’s Chairpersons Council and Advocacy Executive Leadership Teams. The consultants’ feedback highlighted the community’s achievements and where the community should focus its attention moving into Year 4.