Bob’s Art Blog: Special Edition
Extra, extra! Breaking news! It’s especially fitting that Lancaster County Magazine made the announcement for “Art Gallery of the Year”… Read More
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Honoring Nature’s Artist: Marking 30 years, the Ned Smith Center reflects back, peers ahead
For Scott Weidensaul, the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art is more than a venue. It’s about the legacy… Read More
Liftoff to Learning: Launch your family to Whitaker Center’s interactive space exhibit
Whitaker Center visitors only have to walk down one flight of stairs to be blasted into space. The arts and… Read More
To a Shared Future: Documentarian Bryan Wade set to release the third installment of “Keystones Oral Histories”
“There are no limitations other than the limits we place on ourselves,” Bryan Wade, CEO and founder of “Keystones Oral… Read More
Have Art . . . Will Travel: EsōArts— a gathering, a groove, a gallery
This column marks the beginning of a new adventure. “Have Art…Will Travel” plans to make the journey as much fun… Read More
Musical Notes: Thankful for Live Music
Might I suggest a new Thanksgiving activity this year? Instead of going around the table listing what you and… Read More
The Return of Gilbert and Sullivan and Gamut: Light opera gets an encore as the “H.M.S. Pinafore” sails into Harrisburg
“Did you know Gamut Theatre is putting on a full-blown production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ this November?” “Gamut?… Read More
Out of This World: “Under the Skin” leads a monthlong spotlight of aliens on film
This November, the name of the game is aliens. Midtown Cinema will be screening all sorts of films about extraterrestrials… Read More
Tradition! Theatre Harrisburg’s production of “Fiddler On the Roof” brings a timeless story of community back to the stage
When you think of the community of historic Harrisburg, images of the Capitol building, bridges stretching across the Susquehanna, and… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Spooky Things that Go Bump in the Night
A longstanding love affair with October stems from my childhood—the anticipation of waiting an entire month for its very last… Read More