Create Globally: 91st “International Juried Show” opens at Art Association.
All birthdays should have at least one surprise, and mine was waiting for me at the Art Association of Harrisburg’s… Read More
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From Stump to Art: More wood sculptures coming to Harrisburg waterfront.
An old tree destined for the wood chipper is now becoming a work of art along Harrisburg’s riverfront. With the… Read More
Cultural, political in spotlight as “Don’t Touch My Hair” returns to La Cultura
Take a barbershop and hair store, mix it with an art gallery, then add a pinch of vendors and you… Read More
Silver Is Golden: HBG Jewish Film Festival celebrates 25 years in many languages, on many themes.
In “Working Woman,” one of the offerings of this year’s Edward S. Finkelstein Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival, Orna, a mother… Read More
“Ragtime” Reinvented: Open Stage of Harrisburg showcases a melting pot of stories.
A woman struggling to find her identity as a wife and mother. A black couple facing racial tensions in their… Read More
Artist in Focus: Andrew Guth
Do you own a Guth? If you’ve been around Harrisburg awhile, you just might. Artist Andrew Sedgwick Guth has been… Read More
Musical Notes: Mature May
Ah, springtime in Harrisburg, and the bees aren’t the only thing buzzing around here. We’ve got a lot of events… Read More
Heartbreaking, Relatable: “Working Woman” is a must-see in the annual HBG Jewish Film Festival.
Writing reviews requires consistency. People expect the type of review they’ve always seen when they flip through the pages of… Read More
Musical Youth: Annual Mother’s Day concert showcases the passion, talent of the Harrisburg Symphony Youth Orchestra.
The pull and passion for music can begin early. Some quit and substitute other interests; others keep on. Matthew Blanchard,… Read More
Challenge & Triumph: Joel Burcat just published his first novel. But first he had to deal with losing his eyesight.
For first-time authors, the road to publication is often filled with potholes. But as his debut novel, “Drink to Every… Read More