Bob’s Art Blog: Art Party Must Go On
By their very nature, parties are a celebration and validation of life, friends and the very things that matter most… Read More
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Messiah University launches program to involve Harrisburg-area churches in racial justice work
In a time marked by significant division, a new community program aims to unite local churches on the topic of… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Art Party at the Civic Club
Alas, St. Valentine has plucked his bow till next year, and Mardi Gras is tomorrow, if it were being held.… Read More
Burg Review: Hats off, heads off for Open Stage’s eerie “Tales from Sleepy Hollow”
Just outside New York City lies Sleepy Hollow, the muse of Washington Irving’s short story about a sleepy town bewitched… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: African American Art at the SAM, behind the scenes with Lauren Nye
Black History Month is an annual observance originating in the United States, where it is also known as African American… Read More
Month of Movies: For a second year, the Jewish Film Festival comes to you.
A few decades ago, three covert operations airlifted more than 20,000 Ethiopians to Israel to escape hardship and danger. More… Read More
Pandemic Plot Twists: It’s a storyline with screen fatigue, “real” books and blue light glasses.
There’s never been a better time to get lost in a book. “An ironic positive side effect of the pandemic… Read More
Artist in Focus: Dionn Reneé
Harrisburg-area artist Dionn Reneé credits her upbringing for her versatile career—her family’s involvement in the arts and entertainment, as well… Read More
Cup of Culture: Tasty coffee, inspiring reads at Good Brotha’s Book Café
Stefan Hawkins never owned a business before this past summer—now he owns two. First came House of Vegans, the soul… Read More
Prominent race educator Jane Elliott to speak at Sankofa film festival
Sankofa African American Theatre Company is ready to discuss how to move forward as a country, and they’ve landed a… Read More