A Temporary Home: Meet foster parents of a different breed.
It was several years ago that Amanda Shafer and her husband, Matthew Caylor, opened their home to a little black… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Musical Notes: Frantic Feb – A short month packs in great sounds.
February is one of Harrisburg’s busiest months for music. Thanks to the annual Millennium Music Conference, hundreds of artists will… Read More
Community Corner: Notable February events.
Photo Exhibit Feb. 2-28: The Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation’s Photo Gallery Tour will be exhibited all month in the… Read More
Soccer Goals: As U.S. soccer moves into the big time, can Harrisburg move with it?
You wouldn’t know by the look of it, but, on the first floor of a modest office park in Linglestown,… Read More
Changing Her Tune: A new sound, a new city for singer Kat Edmonson.
Vocalist Kat Edmonson, while a contemporary artist, has always looked to the past for inspiration. Her style, which she calls… Read More
Quietly Powerful: “A Most Violent Year” explores who’s right – if anyone.
It seems that J.C. Chandor has a passion for putting men in hot water. The same writer/director who brought us… Read More
Powerful Dreams: Classic play explores the intersection of ambition, family, race.
“What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?”—from “Harlem,” by Langston Hughes… Read More
Student Scribes: On the Nature of Grief–A Stew of Mixed Emotions
Periodically, TheBurg highlights the work of student writers at Capital Area School for the Arts. Over my 17 years… Read More
Student Scribes: Stand-Up Comedy–Only the Brave Need Apply.
Periodically, TheBurg highlights the work of student writers at Capital Area School for the Arts. I pace outside the… Read More
Student Scribes: Gamut Theatre, Behind the Mask.
Periodically, TheBurg highlights the work of student writers at Capital Area School for the Arts. It’s 7:15 in the evening… Read More