Her Favorite Things: Sara Bozich shops local for one-of-a-kind finds
When TheBurg asked me to share my favorite local boutiques for their “Shop Local” issue, I couldn’t say no. Supporting… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Maker Place: 32nd Street Mercantile celebrates artists, community
Tucked away in a residential area in Camp Hill, a building bursts with creativity, celebrating community and allowing local artisans… Read More
Family Ties: Mother/daughter team sews together a quilting future
“Puzzles with fabric.” That’s how Sarah McAllister and daughter Ashley Gardner describe the intricate art form known as quilting. They… Read More
Unique Boutique: At Mojito Beach, you’ll find one-of-a-kind items—and a friend
Chris Schrum started Mojito Beach Boutique at what may have been the most challenging time for small business owners—in 2020,… Read More
Baking Memories: Yes, involving your children in cooking can be messy, but also fun and educational
Growing up, I often spent time in the kitchen with my mom and watched her clean, stuff, slather with butter… Read More
Mystery Minded: Whodunit? The Peschels take their books from concept to completion
Bill and Teresa Peschel have a favorite author—and it’s no mystery. The couple runs Hershey-based Peschel Press, which has published… Read More
Adventure Together: Explore a cute small town and get ready for holiday festivities
With holidays on the horizon and trees feebly clinging to their leaves, now is the time to enjoy this last… Read More
In the Abstract: Local painter gains statewide recognition for her artwork
When Angela Lapioli received an email that she won an award through the 2024 “Art of the State” competition, she… Read More
To Keep the Music Going: “The Pirates of Penzance” docks at Gamut Theatre Group this month
What makes a piece of art good? Authors, playwrights, screenwriters, journalists and average Joes alike have been trying to figure… Read More
A Quirky Sort of Love: The animated “Memoir of a Snail” focuses on the small, odd things
If you’re ready to be simultaneously delighted and disturbed, then you can’t miss “Memoir of a Snail,” Adam Elliot’s newest… Read More