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The Eicher Arts Center and Eicher Indian Museum and Shop
One of the oldest standing structures in Ephrata
The Eicher Arts Center is located in the Tom Grater Community Park of Ephrata, PA. It is an 18th century farm house that has been converted to a facility for use by community organizations for meetings and programs. It is next to the Cocalico Creek and the EPAC playhouse, and across the creek from the Ephrata Cloister. The building is available for rental for groups up to 110 and is fully equipped for banquets. Slightly larger groups can be accommodated using the porch and/or tent.
A part of the Eicher Arts Center is the Eicher Indian Museum and Shop, which is housed in a separate 18th century cabin built in 1733.
Th Eicher Arts Center is a non-profit organization and all programs are free to the public. They include music, fine arts, speakers and discussions.
Directions to Eicher Arts Center:
The Eicher Arts Center is located on Cocalico Street in the Ephrata Park (Tom Grater Park), adjacent to the American Legion and the Ephrata Performing Arts Centerm on the banks of the Cocalico Creek, where West Main Street (Route 322), West Fulton Street and Cocalico Street all intersect.
Contact Address: The Eicher Arts Center
      P.O. Box 601
      409 Cocalico Street
      Ephrata, PA 17522
      Phone: 717-738-3084
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