Musical Notes: Big Names, Little City
It’s almost time to bid adieu to 2018. The past year in local music has been a wild ride. But… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Culture
Mystery Unwrapped: Need a break from holiday banality? “Capernaum” is for you.
As we get closer and closer to the holidays, it becomes harder and harder for the general audience to sit… Read More
Sights & Sounds: Assistive tech allows more patrons to enjoy films at Midtown Cinema.
Movie lovers know what a treasure Harrisburg’s Midtown Cinema is. Screening independent and art-house films since 2001, the intimate theater… Read More
A Message of Hope: Allison Hill mural offers permanent record of “Familias Separadas” art project.
The massive mural that appeared on the steps of the state Capitol building in October may be coming down this… Read More
Burg Review: Buckle in for a wild, fun ride at Gamut’s “Pericles”
“Pericles: Prince of Tyre,” a new Gamut production that opened Saturday night, is an emotional rollercoaster that portrays the eponymous… Read More
A Rebel Walks into a Bar: Rum, revolt in Pennsylvania history.
Editor’s Note: Midtown Scholar Bookstore will host “An Afternoon with Diane McCormick” this Saturday, Feb. 2, 4 to 6 p.m.… Read More
Great Writing Lives Here: Authors speak, collaborate and stay awhile at Bowers Writers House.
In Elizabethtown, there is a low-slung brick house that you might breeze right by without a second glance. It’s pleasant-looking… Read More
Fun in the Burg: Over 9 years, a small arts event has grown into a celebration of city, community.
Friday at 5 p.m. is the workweek’s golden hour. You’ve endured the rigors of the grind, running on caffeine and… Read More
We Need a Hero: Shakespeare’s Pericles–a character worth rooting for.
Though not as often celebrated as some of his other works, William Shakespeare’s “Pericles, Prince of Tyre” is, by all… Read More
A Deep Dig: Excavation reveals pieces of a long history at Fort Hunter.
Harrisburg-area locals may know Fort Hunter from its many Victorian-themed events each year. But its history goes deeper than that—deep… Read More