Recital, Revival: Harrisburg church kicks off concert series, fundraiser for restoration of century-old organ
Helen Anthony has played organs in many of the area’s churches, but, for her, none compares to the 1918 Moller… Read More
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Refresh & Recharge: History, shopping, art await nearby in Havre de Grace
Folks of a certain age may recall when our local weatherman would point out the hottest spot in the region,… Read More
River Rhapsody: Mansion Concert series brings intimate, acoustic musical performances to Harrisburg
Since 2017, Tim Alexander has dedicated his spare time to organizing a series of acoustic musical performances at the Manor… Read More
Jovial June: Starting off a summer to remember
It’s six months into the year, and Harrisburg has welcomed so many spectacular artists to the area. Likewise, this summer… Read More
Artistic Policy: In Camp Hill, a new art gallery claims an unlikely space
In downtown Camp Hill, an Allstate Insurance agency owned by Heather Ebersole houses an uncharacteristic yet charming surprise on its… Read More
Cinema Celebration: Returning to live format, Jewish Film Fest highlights Israel’s 75th anniversary
Among the accomplishments of Israel, which turns 75 this spring (on the fifth of Iyar, according to the Hebrew calendar),… Read More
Past, as Present: “Blue Jean” depicts the warmth of community, but also shows how little has changed
Georgia Oakley’s “Blue Jean” gives us a beautiful portrayal of a woman (and an era) struggling with sexual identity—and it’s… Read More
Power, Resilience, Villainy: “Richard III” is this year’s Free Shakespeare in the Park
One proof of Shakespeare’s enduring influence on our perception of history is the character of Richard III. We all know… Read More
New art space, event venue to hold grand opening in downtown Mechanicsburg
A new creative and event space soon will debut in Mechanicsburg, with a grand opening planned for this weekend. On… Read More
Burg Review: Sip from a snifter of fastidious fun with Open Stage’s “Poirot Investigates!”
The last two times Open Stage performed plays centered on Agatha Christie’s least favorite character, the fastidious Frenchman Hercule Poirot,… Read More