Bittersweet “Wilderness”: The Alsedeks’ final play is, rightly, about family.
It seems so fitting. It seems fitting that the final play for Open Stage founders Don and Anne Alsedek is… Read More
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Vocal Variations: Singers for every taste.
By now, you may know I’m all about the high-energy, good vibey music around the city. I’m always on the… Read More
Student Scribes: Welcome to Indian Echo Caverns.
Can You Hear Me Now? I have worked as a tour guide for almost a year, and the craziest request… Read More
Fugues & Fireflies: Enjoy the Harrisburg Symphony, al fresco.
Sure, you can listen to the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra inside the spacious and quite impressive Forum in downtown Harrisburg, settle… Read More
Making Connections: The Art Association’s new curator strives to link old and new, large and small.
Burg in Focus: Art Association of Harrisburg from GK Visual on Vimeo. Rachel O’Connor started big—very big. When she succeeded… Read More
Cuisine on Screen: Creative documentary explores the life of a celebrity chef.
With producing credits for films such as “The Mind of a Chef” and “A Cook’s Tour” under her belt, you… Read More
A Trip Back in Time: At “Dinosaur Discovery,” you can relive both the Earth’s history and your own.
Imagine locking beady eyes with potential prey, smelling the breath of larger predators, guarding a nest full of eggs, ducking… Read More
Artsy Rider: A new exhibit examines the art of the motorcycle.
Rodney Firestone has loved motorcycles ever since he was a child. But it’s only recently that he’s expanded his vision… Read More
Prepared for Departure: Upon retirement, Michael Hanes reflects on his years leading Whitaker Center.
When Michael Hanes assumed the position of president and CEO of Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, he intended… Read More
Student Scribes: The View of Your Back
Inspired by Jo Ann Beard’s essay “Maybe it Happened” And I never thought that I would be sitting here looking… Read More