Robin Stanaway: Project/Reflect is a collection of works from the artist who uses both glass and water to explore the properties of light, optics, and sound. A ‘retrospective of her work,’ the exhibit will include two room-size installations, smaller glass installations, film, and works on paper.

The Minding Glass exhibit will include the works of eight internationally known contemporary artists — including Nancy Bowen and Christopher Wilmarth — who use glass as a sculptural and conceptual medium.

In addition to the glass exhibitions, various works will also be featured in the public areas of the museum. These exhibits include the works of Deborah Sigel, John Ebeling, John Monteith, and Ryan Humpfrey.

The exhibits will be on display now through September 30. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., and by appointment.

Named one of the Top 100 Events in North America by the American Bus Association, the Faire boasts over 70 shows, 100s of villagers, 100 Tudor buildings, 12 stages, and some 18 Royal Kitchens serving food and drink. The Faire will also include artisans, songs, games — including a Match of Human Chess and jousting — and a Grand Finale of special effects and stunts.

Opening August 18 and continuing weekends through October 15. Gates open at 10 a.m. Admission is $18.95 for adults; children under 11 are admitted for $7.

Akin to ‘hockey on horseback,’ polo is played by teams of four mounted players, with the goal to hit a 3 ½" diameter ball between the uprights at each end of the field with a 4 ½’ foot long mallet — while at a speed of 20-35 miles per hour. And, like hockey, the game also requires quick defensive skills, including hooking, bumping, and ‘riding off,’ which is simply to push a player’s horse off the line of the ball.

In addition to the polo match, there will also be a display of cars courtesy of the Rolls Royce Society of America, and driving and musical dressage exhibitions by the Pennsylvania Paint Horse Club.

Gates at the Hempt Polo Field, which is located on the Carlisle Pike in Mechanicsburg, opposite Cumberland Valley High School, will open at 1 p.m.; the match will begin at 3 p.m.

General admission is $5; children under 12 are admitted free. A variety of other admission packages, such as the Preferred Patron and Silver, Gold, and Platinum Sponsorships that include such extras as sideline parking and chairs, are also available.

For more information on the event or admission packages, call 898-5874.

Held from 6 p.m. – 12 a.m., admission to the Block Party is $7 at the door the price of which includes one free drink ticket.

The featured show at the Art Association for Gallery Walk on September 10 and for the Association’s "Art of Food" culinary competition on September 16, the exhibition will be on display through
September 21.

Prize juror for the exhibition is well-known area artist and instructor John David Wissler, who in addition to holding a BFA from Kutztown University and his MFA from Parsons School of Design in New York City, currently teaches painting courses for both the Art Association and the Pennsylvania School of Art and Design.

For more information about the Diner’s Club exhibit, call the Art Association at
236-1432.

A one-man show, Ferguson performs folk, rock, and jazz selections, with a set list that includes some 25 original works from his debut effort Children of the Stars and more than 50 covers — with diverse offerings ranging from "Hotel California" to "Puff the Magic Dragon."

Following the Whitaker Center appearance Ferguson is planning to take his show — called "a blend of traditional styles, united with contemporary fresh new sounds and ideas" — on the road. But for now, he is looking forward to his return trip home. "It certainly takes a ramblin’ way of life to really get to know yourself in the music industry," he said, "Hopefully the reaction at Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts Sunoco Performance Theater will be such that I carry on with my dream and bring my solo act to new venues throughout the country."

Aaron Ferguson will be at Whitaker Center in downtown Harrisburg on August 25 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by calling 214-ARTS.

Held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds, the show features three levels of field participation for Corvette owners, nearly 2,000 show cars, an all-Corvette auction, seminars, and an all-Corvette car corral.

In addition to the latest efforts of the current most recognized C5 tuners — Callaway, Lingenfelter, Mallett, Nowicki, and Rippie — the show is also slated to display at least five legendary Corvette Concept Cars, four of which come directly from General Motors, including a 1990 Cerv III, a 1972 Reynolds Aluminum Corvette, and a 1967 Astro II, an internal GM project that experimented with mid-engine replacement that has seldom been seen since the 1968 New York Auto Show. The only non-General Motors-owned Corvette is a 1960 Cerv I, which was once clocked at 206 mph.

Corvettes at Carlisle will also feature The Fun Display, a no-pressure, non-judged show field; the Women’s Oasis, a spot with facials, massages, and air conditioning; the swap meet, and much more.

Corvettes at Carlisle 2000 will take place August 25 – 27 at the Carlisle Pennsylvania Fairgrounds. Gates open at 7 a.m. Admission is $7 on Friday and Saturday, $8 on Sunday, and children under 12 are admitted free. Only those driving Corvettes will be able to park on the grounds, which they can do for an additional $4.

For more information, call 243-7855 or check the website at carsatcarlisle.com.

Coming off the release of their debut effort, Believo! from the See Thru Broadcasting label, Enon has been receiving the steady airplay of their singles — "Fairly Underground" and "Come Into" — on commercial alternative stations since the album’s March release. The disc is a smattering of funky tunes that are a mix of giddy melodies and bassy blues, complete with quirky lyrics.

Touring in support of their debut release on See Thru Broadcasting, Believo!, the trio Enon has been crossing the country with such acts as Girls Against Boys, Man or Astroman, Luna, Les Savy Fav, and Mogwai.

Slated to share the stage with Starlight Mints, 65 Film Show, and Styles Murphy, Enon has been earning rave reviews for their live show, a gig that has been called "knock-down, shimmy-up, ass-grabbing, and toe-tickling," among other things.

Enon will be at Lancaster’s Yip Roc Records on August 31.