Distance Learning: Midtown Scholar hosts its first virtual book talk.
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people to stay home and businesses to close their doors, it seems as if the… Read More
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Bob’s Art Blog: Outsider Art
Life has changed dramatically for us all. Yet it is more important than ever to see beauty in the every… Read More
Burg Review: “Curious Incident,” a puzzle beautifully solved at Theatre Harrisburg
This play should come with a warning: contains more math than is digestible on weekends. Though following number logic feels… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Out of Town and Midtown Art
Borrowing the line from W.P. Kinsella’s book, Shoeless Joe (Jackson) and the film version aka (Field of Dreams), “If you… Read More
Timeless, powerful “An Enemy of the People” premiers at Gamut Theatre
For a story set in Norway, written by Henrik Ibsen 130 years ago and adapted to stage by Arthur Miller… Read More
He’s Got a Song: Local guitarist leaves L.A. music scene and embraces Harrisburg’s.
Eight years ago, Peter Stone was in high school at Harrisburg Academy. When they didn’t have class, he and his… Read More
The Madness & the Magic: Julia Mallory takes inspiration from the sublime, the tragic.
Julia Mallory was in the blue waters of Puerto Rico with her best friend and her best friend’s niece when… Read More
Artist in Focus: Peg Belcastro
Sometimes, you have to leave home to gain a fresh perspective. That’s what Peg Belcastro did, choosing to live in… Read More
Musical Notes: Mega March
As spring creeps closer, more events start to make their way to us. Looking through the catalogue of events for… Read More
Trailblazers: York County woman’s book explores untold stories of women who helped establish the Appalachian Trail.
Gwen Loose was hiking with a friend on the Appalachian Trail (A.T.) when a question crossed her mind. While Benton… Read More