Environmental “Aha”: Event will offer ways to take action on the climate crisis.
You may know Char Magaro as the owner of Char’s Tracy Mansion on Front Street. If you’ve dined at the… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Happenings: Our November Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Cars & Christmas,” the museum’s annual holiday celebration… Read More
Farm Fresh Decade: Green Ridge Acres celebrates 10 years serving Harrisburg.
For 10 years, Green Ridge Acres has been providing Broad Street Market-goers with an alternative to the grocery store through… Read More
Powerful Visions: “Harriet” brings a twist to the biopic.
The first thing you learn about our protagonist is that she has visions. The second thing you learn is that… Read More
Business parking program proposed for Harrisburg, meets resistance from City Council
Which comes first: the parking chicken or the parking egg? On Tuesday night, Harrisburg City Council and the administration debated… Read More
Sandwich & Sounds: Whitaker Center composes live music series for the lunchtime crowd
Whitaker Center is dusting off its Steinway piano and opening the doors to local lunch-breakers next week for the first… Read More
Proposed Allison Hill dispensary under scrutiny at Harrisburg Council session
Harrisburg City Council took a lengthy look on Tuesday night at a plan to build a medical marijuana dispensary in… Read More
A Kilt & a Cause: If you see a marathoner in a skirt, it’s probably Camp Hill’s Donald Harper
Many spectators at the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C., last weekend saw an unusual sight: Donald Harper of Camp… Read More
It’s Elementary: Harrisburg roaster debuts coffee shop, remarkable renovation in Capitol district
When are you going to open? Over the past year, Andrea Grove has been asked that question over and over,… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Powerful Art Association exhibits spotlight LGBTQ history, opioid crisis
The summer of 1969, now half a century past, was one for the annals of time. Revolutionary on many fronts,… Read More