Beyond the Stage: Live music venues act as an engine for the area’s economy
On an otherwise slow-looking Tuesday in downtown Harrisburg, a group of stagehands darted around inside Capital City Music Hall, laying… Read More
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Home Is Where the Art Is: Three Harrisburg artists showcase their most personal galleries of all—their homes—full of whimsy, history and treasure. Step inside.
Walking into Carrie Wissler-Thomas’ home is like walking into her mind. I guess many people’s homes could be described that… Read More
Artful Adaptation: Strong acting grounds “The Stranger.”
François Ozon’s “The Stranger,” adapted from the novella by Albert Camus, is a simple film, embellished tastefully by a talented… Read More
Musical Notes: April Warms Up
If your concert calendar looks anything like mine, I’m wishing you the very best of luck as you figure out… Read More
A Space, Reborn: Coronet Park opens its gates, plans a full lineup in downtown Harrisburg
A long-vacant parcel in downtown Harrisburg soon will be re-energized as a new place for gathering and events. This month,… Read More
The Painted Word: Old Man River, Art of the Susquehanna, at SAM
Our identity as Americans is intertwined with the place where we live and its impact on our daily lives. So… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Art’s Soundtrack for Spring
Spring’s art season kicks off early this Saturday at the Susquehanna Art Museum with a five-star blockbuster. Please read to… Read More
Burg Review: Revenge is served hot, creatively, colorfully in Gamut’s “King Lear”
Gamut Theatre takes us to ancient Britain for Shakespeare’s tempestuous, epic tragedy, “King Lear,” spearheading themes of love, betrayal and… Read More
With sloths and other slow movers, live animal exhibit opens at Whitaker Center this week
A new exhibit featuring live animals opens at Whitaker Center on Friday. “Survival of the Slowest: Counterintuitive Adaptations” will teach… Read More
Poetry Buzz: A Columbia couple builds art, community through the power of verse
For Glinda Johnson-Medland, poetry is more than just words. For her, it’s a chance for everyone to “breathe” in today’s… Read More