Empower Play: Steven Williams’ passions feed his fantastical creations
Imagine a world in which trolls, dwarfs, dragons and city council members work collectively to try to stop an advocate… Read More
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String Fling: Market Square Concerts presents a timely season
Peter Sirotin is tasked with planning, choosing and scheduling a full roster of chamber music events. It’s not easy. Lately,… Read More
The Painted Word: For this year’s Gallery Walk, Hollywood comes to Harrisburg
Carrie Wissler-Thomas, CEO of the Art Association of Harrisburg, is rolling out the red carpet. The 34th annual Gallery Walk,… Read More
Spectacular September: Something for everyone this month around Harrisburg
Fall is almost here again, and with it comes a new lineup of concerts in the Harrisburg area. Although the… Read More
Hateable Yet Relatable: Workplace dysfunction abounds in the cringey, “The Good Boss”
If you are curious about watching a film that personifies selfish nature, you might want to put “The Good Boss”… Read More
Harrisburg artist’s work featured as part of Sony’s “The Woman King” movie marketing campaign
Harrisburg artist Dionn Reneé was already looking forward to next month’s release of the movie “The Woman King.” So when… Read More
Harrisburg’s Gamut Theatre honors student actor, increases building accessibility
A Harrisburg theater is taking steps to become even more accessible for visitors and performers. During a bittersweet celebration on… Read More
In Harmony: Two local barbershop choruses unite to celebrate 75 years of singing
For two local barbershop choruses, an upcoming anniversary performance is more than just a celebration of legacy, but of newfound… Read More
New mural caps off renovation of Harrisburg’s “Carpets & Draperies” building
A soaring, three-story mural in Midtown Harrisburg is complete and ready for public viewing, the latest creation by the nonprofit… Read More
Mining Your Roots: A trip to coal country helps our writer connect with her great-grandfather
I remember very little about my great-grandfather, Ignatz Kalina. I have but one picture of him—a fading black-and-white photo of… Read More