Books & Beaches: It’s summertime and the reading is (mostly) easy.
It’s summer. Your vacation destination is locked-in, dates are set, and the countdown has begun. If you’re like us, a… Read More
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Student Scribes: “Fishy, Fishy in the Brook–Life Lessons from Fishing and Football”
My mother, sister and I have always spent the summer months off the shores of the Assawoman Bay. Her waters… Read More
Myths & Mortals: Best-selling novelist Madeline Miller to visit Midtown Scholar.
“For a hundred generations, I walked to work drowsy and dull, idle and at my ease,” wrote Madeline Miller as… Read More
No Rain Please: Artsfest returns to the Harrisburg waterfront with much to do, see, eat, drink.
With the continuous rain and cloudy weather, Harrisburg is in dire need of some color. Enter the 51st annual Artsfest.… Read More
Snyder named new executive director for Theatre Harrisburg
Theatre Harrisburg has named a local theater veteran and central PA native as its new executive director. Effective today, Stosh… Read More
Burg Review: Tara Stark–Songs & Community
“Ask, and just about all of those star acts—that weren’t born into wealth/fame—will tell you they started in the DIY… Read More
No Small Plans: Club XL supersizes Harrisburg nightlife.
The people mingled and gathered, the lights flashed on, the band took the stage. It was go time at Club… Read More
Art & Stroll: At Wildwood Park, the beauty is all natural.
Mash-up might be a newish word, but it’s certainly not a new idea—fusing together two or more unrelated items or… Read More
The Young and the Best List: Orchestra showcases the next generation.
JT Mullins was 5 years old when music piqued his interest, and he began playing piano. Years of study and… Read More
A Quiet Desperation: Characters long for connection in “Ha’har.”
Tzvia (Shani Klein) is a soft-spoken, pleasant woman who lives with her husband and four children next to a cemetery… Read More