Artist in Focus: Reina Wooden
You may know her by her creative name, Reina 76 Artist, or simply, R76. Or perhaps you know her by… Read More
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Culture
Vienna Waits for You: World-famous Boy’s Choir set to sing in Harrisburg.
Last year, Arts On The Square was formed under the leadership of minister of music and organist Tyler Canonico at… Read More
Worth Your Time: The hours fly by at the nearby Watch and Clock Museum.
They say time is of the essence—but what about the essence of time? That’s the purpose behind the National Association… Read More
Death Cab for Cutie to play in Harrisburg, marking return of major concerts to city waterfront
The Harrisburg waterfront boasts great scenery, a few historic bridges and now—Death Cab for Cutie. Come June, the eight-time Grammy… Read More
Burg Review: “The Wolves” shoots, scores, in dramatizing the turbulent lives of teen girls.
Adolescence is a turbulent time, and Sarah DeLappe’s fast-moving play, “The Wolves,” thrusts nine girls, all maturing at different speeds,… Read More
Burg Review: Gamut offers powerful, distressing political tale in “All the King’s Men.”
“As Mark Twain said, ‘History doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.’” So stated Producer Melissa Nicholson as she introduced… Read More
A story of heroism, remorse (and a tank), coming soon to Midtown Scholar.
Next week, you may see an unusual sight in Midtown Harrisburg: a Sherman tank parked right on N. 3rd Street.… Read More
More Murals Please: 2019 HBG Mural Fest planned for late summer.
Two summers ago, Harrisburg became a far more colorful city, as 18 murals sprung up in the downtown and Midtown… Read More
Complexity of a Culture: On U.S. tour, a contemporary Israeli art exhibit makes a stop in Harrisburg.
For many, Israel is all about politics and conflict. An exhibition coming this month to the Susquehanna Art Museum indicates… Read More
Every Man a King? Gamut cast sound out on the meaning, the relevance of “All the King’s Men.”
Gamut Theatre Group is busy preparing their next mainstage effort, “All the King’s Men” (adapted by Robert Penn Warren, who… Read More