Musical Notes: Awesome August
As the summer draws to a close, there are still plenty of chances to catch live music in the midstate.… Read More
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Musical Mind: A new film explores the character, the work of musician Courtney Barnett
It’s hard to put a finger on what exactly makes Australian musician Courtney Barnett so compelling. She has effortlessly stormed… Read More
Strum Fun: Susquehanna Folk Festival tunes up for a return to live music
This summer, music festivals are back in central PA. To the great relief of traditional and acoustic music fans, this… Read More
And Action! Local filmmaker releases “Turbo Cola,” a heist movie filmed in New Cumberland
Brandon Keeton won a scholarship in an acting contest his senior year of high school–but he didn’t take it. Instead,… Read More
Nonprofit to memorialize Harrisburg gun violence victims in art exhibit, seeks families to participate
Harrisburg area families affected by gun violence may have a unique opportunity to memorialize a loved one. Philadelphia-based Souls Shot… Read More
Dauphin County Cultural Fest to return to City Island, highlighting the region’s diversity
For one special event, Harrisburg’s City Island will become a hub for cultural food, music and dance from around the… Read More
Musical Mission: Harrisburg neighbors organize benefit concert to support Ukraine
It all started during a conversation in a yard. Neighbors Debra Yates and Sheldon Jones stood on their lawns one… Read More
Pipe Dream: New organ enhances church music, worship
Harrisburg is rich with old churches, which often means huge old pipe organs that frequently go unused. The new pipe… Read More
Preservation Dedication: West Shore Historical Society builds a bridge to the region’s past
A new chapter for the West Shore Historical Society started with a 135-year-old bridge. Janice Lynx lives a short walk… Read More
Hands-On History: New museum, Children of Gettysburg 1863, explains big concepts to Gettysburg’s smallest visitors
Bob is the most popular guy at Gettysburg’s newest museum. He’s actually a dummy—dressed in Civil War clothing, lying on… Read More