Community Organizations & Programs

Small-town living offers residents many opportunities to connect with others who share their interests. In Annville, community members support a wide range of clubs and organizations that bring people together for shared enjoyment and purpose.

Music & Arts:

• Quittapahilla Highlanders. A Bagpipe and Drum band in the tradition of HRM 42nd Regiment of Foot.
• Washington Band. Among the oldest continuously existing town bands in the area. This group has been making music in Annville since 1856!
• Lebanon County Choral Society. Local singers and musicians who share a common desire to bring the joy of great music to the community. We seek to nurture an appreciation of challenging choral music by preparing public performances that combine accessibility with high artistic standards. We welcome new members without an audition.
• Voices of the Valley. Formerly known as the Lebanon Valley College Alumni Chorale, this group strives to present serious chorale literature at a high level of performance excellence. They are happy to audition perspective new members. Follow the link to their website for more details.
• Splat. Discover a relaxing and inspiring space where adults and children of all artistic abilities can explore their creativity. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, we offer a variety of engaging activities designed to build creative confidence and spark joy.
• Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery. Housed in a former church in the gothic-revival style, the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery hosts five to six exhibitions a year, with loans from major national and regional art museums, galleries, and collectors.

Sports:

• The Arnold Sports Center at Lebanon Valley College invites community members to join and use its many facilities.
• The Annville Youth League organizes teams for Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football, Tee Ball, and Wrestling.
• The Annville-Cleona Youth Soccer Club provides youth 7-13 the opportunity to play fall soccer in the Lebanon Valley Youth Soccer League and youth ages 5 & 6 to play on teams formed within the club.

Churches

Churches in Annville Township form a vibrant and diverse faith community, welcoming residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re looking for traditional worship, contemporary services, or community outreach opportunities, our township offers a wide range of congregations. From historic parishes like St. Paul the Apostle (Roman Catholic) and St. Mark Lutheran Church to dynamic evangelical congregations like North Annville Bible Church and GraceLife Church, there’s a spiritual home for many interests and traditions.

Check out the Google map to view a few of the local churches in the area. *Sam to update