Good Lord, for Alliance!*: HATA brings area theaters together for common goals.
It happened quite by accident, in the midst of a conversation that Brenda C. Eppley, professor of theater at Harrisburg… Read More
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Bromberg in the ‘Burg: Legendary musician stops by to strum a few tunes.
In a career that has spanned more than 45 years and has included numerous solo recordings and prolific studio work,… Read More
Musical Notes: Jersey Jam–out-of-state bands migrate to central PA.
Border state musicians attack the center of the Keystone this November. MCs from Columbus, Ohio, and two bands from central… Read More
Seen at the Scholar: Read This–An overview of what is being read by the staff of Midtown Scholar Bookstore.
Mr Phillips by John Lanchester 291pp—Marian Wood Good for fans of: biographical fiction, James Thurber, signed editions Why: A… Read More
Community Corner: Notable Events for October
Harrisburg Mayoral Debate Oct. 3: Join community group Harrisburg Hope as it hosts a forum and debate among candidates… Read More
Governor’s Awards for the Arts
Pennsylvania’s artists, innovators and patrons will be celebrated when the Governor’s Awards for the Arts returns to Harrisburg on Oct.… Read More
Playing Now: Change unfolds at a rapid clip at Midtown Cinema
Maybe it’s been awhile since you last visited Midtown Cinema, Harrisburg’s very own art house movie theater. That wouldn’t surprise… Read More
The Hills Are Alive: The Perry County hills, that is, with music.
From Guthrie to Gershwin, Basie to Brahms, Perry County comes alive each year with a wealth of musical programs. Whether… Read More
Musical Notes: Eclectic Autumn
A giant “glamour” shot of a Canadian and, no, we aren’t talking Bieber. A family of band members and a… Read More
Back to the Ink: Following a brief shot of fame, Frank McManus has returned to his tattoo art.
Bridge Street in New Cumberland exudes “Main Street, U.S.A.” It mixes prime rib and Pilates, kayak rentals and ballet classes,… Read More