Good Stories, Well Told: At the Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival, drop in on cinema from around the world.
Each year, the Edward S. Finkelstein Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival seems to offer more and more diverse fare about the… Read More
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Spicy Spring: Check out these red hot shows
I have to say, the music scene is getting hot in Harrisburg. Club XL recently opened, offering a large music… Read More
Redefining Wonderland: Imaginations run wild at Open Stage.
For most 8 to 13 year-olds, “foley” is a word that they likely cannot define. But for Open Stage of… Read More
The Bevel’s in the “Details”: New exhibit casts a lens on Newport’s architectural finery.
In the early 19th and 20th centuries, Newport was the economic and industrial hub of Perry County. The Pennsylvania canal… Read More
Student Scribes: “Dusty Cake Memories”
“…cakes are a window into our soul and a way to better understand ourselves.” – Anne Byrn My first cake… Read More
Needle Me This: Fort Hunter to showcase the best in local embroidery.
If one thing pairs well with Fort Hunter, it’s history. The mansion often hosts exhibits with an historical bent, and… Read More
This House Wants Music: Riverhouse, a symphony of sight and sound.
Attorney Gary Lysaght touches his smartphone lightly, and the sensual sounds of Roberta Flack’s “Killing Me Softly” ring through his… Read More
Bee Creative: At SAM, it’s an artist/hive collaboration
Artists sometimes collaborate with each other, but it’s rare the “other” is an insect. But human-bee “cooperation” has become a… Read More
Emotion, Humor, Complexity: Time to “Rage” at Open Stage
Open Stage of Harrisburg’s 32nd season focuses on women: stories about women, written by women. The season’s fourth subscription series… Read More
Heartbreak, in 3 Acts: “Foxtrot” takes viewers on an emotional journey.
No one wants to see a soldier at the door, waiting to break bad news. This is exactly the scenario… Read More