Instrument of Success: Harrisburg Academy student wins national youth art award, sets sights on future
For rising college freshman Luca Savarino, life is about finding the hardest thing to do and then doing it. It’s… Read More
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Hatching Wins: The “Penguin Project” puts special needs kids into the spotlight
As a parent of a special needs child, life is different for us. We have less free time than parents… Read More
Musical Notes: Hot Picks for August
This summer’s been too dang hot to leave the house much (at least we have a new season of “The… Read More
Unhappy Campers: Uncomfortable truths eke out in “Good One”
It is always refreshing to see a debut director so deftly grab the bull by the horns, but India Donaldson’s… Read More
Have Art Will Travel: Welcome to Mt. Gretna, “Pennsylvania’s Playground”
“Have Art” travels 30 miles down the road from Harrisburg. When the turn is made onto Rt. 117 S, you… Read More
Burg Review: Orville Peck ‘saddles up and rides’ at Riverfront Park
Sure-footed showman and 1970s-country disciple Orville Peck gave concertgoers a night full of unbridled energy and authenticity on Sunday. The… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Birds of a Feather
One of the greatest joys of spring is studying from afar the annual arrival of baby birds. It is a… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: The Birds of Summer @ Hive Art Space
The current exhibit, “Aviary III,” at HIVE artspace in York is not a sequel to the 1963 Alfred Hitchcock classic… Read More
Harrisburg Fringe Fest returns this weekend, bringing all things wacky and weird
Harrisburg’s second annual Fringe Festival invites audiences to be adventurous and “do something weird” this weekend. The multidisciplinary arts festival… Read More
Harrisburg to host Fourth of July festival, kick off free summer music series next week
With the beginning of July next week comes several summer events celebrating the upcoming holiday and the musical talent of… Read More