Masters & Modern: HSO brings two very different concerts to the Forum this month.
Composer-pianist-conductor Leonard Bernstein once said there is no serious or unserious music, only good and bad music. The Harrisburg Symphony… Read More
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A Splendid Squash: “My Life as a Zucchini” is Emotional and vibrant
If children were allowed to choose their names, they would probably make some crazy choices; and it probably doesn’t help… Read More
Final Bow: Open Stage’s founders retire, ushering in a new era of leadership.
Burg in Focus: Open Stage of Harrisburg from GK Visual on Vimeo. Every time a theater season closes at Open… Read More
Bangers & March: St. Pat’s Day Parade steps off with new organizers, new ideas.
The Downtown Improvement District may be best known for painted planters, bike racks, Restaurant Week and keeping Harrisburg’s main business… Read More
Creative Class: Education is a core mission for Harrisburg’s theater groups.
When you think of theater, you likely think of the drama, the comedy, the lights, the excitement. Education may not… Read More
A Troubadour Wanders In: Folk legend John Prine pays us a visit.
John Prine, the legendary troubadour who writes powerful songs about common, everyday people, has often been compared to Mark Twain.… Read More
This Song Is Your Song: Gather round to hear the music of protest.
Doug Morris started bringing evenings of protest music to the Cornerstone Coffeehouse in Camp Hill about four years ago. First,… Read More
Humanity Questioned: Robots in the past—and future.
What exactly is a robot? Is it, specifically, a machine? Or is it, simply, characterized by being “artificial” or “non-living?”… Read More
National Colors: Carlisle shop specializes in the beauty, function of American-made art.
Pam Fleck has been selling American-made goods nearly her entire life, starting as a child with produce at a fruit… Read More
Worth of a Man: Freedom, identity explored in “Father Comes Home.”
How does a man define his own worth? That is the question at the core of “Father Comes Home from… Read More