Fig Magazine's Love for Lancaster Issue Celebrates Community and Local Pride

Felicia David•

20.04.2026• 1 Min.

Fig Magazine's Love for Lancaster Issue Celebrates Community and Local Pride

Celebrate the heart of Lancaster with the newest edition of Fig Magazine, a publication devoted to uplifting local businesses, arts, food, and community. Their first issue of 2026, Love for Lancaster, spotlights the city's new mayor, Jamie Arroyo, proudly featured atop the iconic Two Dudes Painting VW bus. Inside, readers can explore three thoughtfully curated sections-Explore, Live, and Grow-each designed to inspire you to discover something new, make a move, open a business, or get more involved in the community. The issue also includes a set of exclusive Love for Lancaster stickers, sponsored by Garden Spot Village.

Alongside the issue, meet Lemon Street Market's Wellness Manager, Eugenia, who highlights the market's commitment to local farmers, sustainable products, and intentional sourcing. With non-GMO standards, abundant organic options, products for specialized diets, and a made-to-order kitchen, Lemon Street Market continues to be a beloved community hub focused on customer care and local connection.

Pick up the spring issue, support local businesses, and keep showing your love for Lancaster City.

Learn more at: discoverlancaster.com/directory/fig-industries/

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