Old Story, New Relevance: “Gaslight” part of Midtown Cinema’s Oscar month.
You’ve probably heard of the term “gaslighting”—the act of manipulation by psychological means to cause someone to question their own… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
One Book, Your Community: Local readers feast on a single novel by a Lancaster author.
Ever wonder how authors get those great ideas for their novels? “Boredom,” says Maria V. Snyder, author of 15 novels,… Read More
Happenings: Our January Calendar of Events
Happenings Museum & Art Spaces 3rd Street Studio 1725 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg 717-385-3315; Facebook: 3rd Street Studio “Imaginative Spaces,”… Read More
Musical Notes: Joyous January–New music for a new year.
It’s another year, and, with it, I believe, should come new experiences. Therefore, I’m here to help you catch some… Read More
Soup Salve: A hearty minestrone to cure the wintertime blahs.
My sweet mother, Rose, was definitely the “soup lady.” No matter the season, there was broth or “brodo,” as she… Read More
History & Community: Der Harrisburg Maennerchor marks 150 years of fraternity, service.
Sometimes, you want to go where everybody knows your name. Luckily, you only need to travel to North Street in… Read More
Park Place: In Harrisburg, a foundation is helping city parks make a comeback.
A late autumn chill lingered in the air on a recent morning in Harrisburg’s Reservoir Park, but the small crowd… Read More
Forever Young: At Market Square Concerts, a celebration of youth turns 20.
Peter Sirotin, artistic director of Market Square Concerts, remembers growing up in the Soviet Union and discovering the challenge of… Read More
Student Scribes: “Terry Cloth Robe”
Philadelphia looks busy through the window glass. It is a strange thing, she thinks, to be in a city with… Read More
December News Digest
Harrisburg Finalizes Budget Harrisburg last month passed a 2018 budget did not raise city tax rates, but added a number… Read More