Let’s Make It Weird: The Fringe Festival lands in Harrisburg
How fitting that a celebration of weird performance arts found its way to Harrisburg in the form of the unique… Read More
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Musical Notes: Sounds of Summer
The heat of summer is ablaze on stages throughout the capital region this July, as Harrisburg’s concert offerings are sure… Read More
More Catharsis than Comedy: It may not be a perfect movie, but “The Miracle Club” elicits a “strange draw”
Years ago, a scandal arose in a small village on the outskirts of Dublin. And now, following the death of… Read More
HU Presents adds two shows to its 2023 Summer Series in Riverfront Park
Harrisburg University Presents has beefed up its lineup of summer shows in Riverfront Park, which now includes a concert by… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Better Nate than Lever
Behind the Scenes at the AAH How many art assistants do you know that now have two blogs written about… Read More
Burg Review: Theatre Harrisburg takes the first-place trophy for the hilariously skewed, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
Theatre Harrisburg caps its 97th season with the laugh-riot musical comedy, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” directed by… Read More
Harrisburg Symphony to play five outdoor dates over long July 4 weekend
A local summer tradition is set to continue this year, as the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra has scheduled five free performances… Read More
Burg Review: Heads fall but the night soars as Gamut stages “Richard III” for Free Shakespeare in the Park
With the cold-blooded tragedy that is “Richard III,” during its annual tradition of Free Shakespeare in the Park, Gamut Theatre… Read More
Lives, Shattered: Gettysburg’s newest museum focuses on the civilians who lived through the famous battle
In a darkened parlor, the thundering ka-boom of cannons and the whizzing of bullets spark imaginations. Floorboards shake as the… Read More
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