On May 15, residents, artists, and guests gathered at Landis Place on King to experience "The Art of Living in a Work of Art," a celebration that highlighted the connection between fine art and everyday living.

Attendees explored the extensive, carefully curated art collection through self-guided tours. Local and regional artists offered insights into their creative processes and discussed the works now permanently displayed in the common areas of the building.

The collection was curated by Lee Lovett, owner of Red Raven Art Company, and Deb Laws-Landis, who has overseen art acquisitions for Landis Communities for many years. They assembled a diverse range of works, including paintings, tapestries, and photography, that reflect the cultural heritage of Lancaster city.