The Bard in The Burg: All Harrisburg’s a stage, as Gamut Theatre brings home the annual Shakespeare conference
Hark! Who goes there? Thespians. Hundreds of them from around the globe, who will travel to Harrisburg in early January… Read More
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So Bad, It’s Bad: This month, you can meet a star of the terrible cult movie, “The Room”
What kind of impression do really bad movies have on our lives? Some of us would probably say that they… Read More
Penning Perspective: Local writer Fred Burton tackles contentious topic of fracking in novel “Bountiful Calling”
When it comes to the extraction of natural gas from Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale territory, novelist Jennifer Haigh got it right… Read More
Siblings in Song: Veteran area musicians debut their new band, album
There are thousands of aspiring musical artists across the United States, many of whom have never released an album. The… Read More
Find Your Community: LGBTQ+ youth groups create safe, social environment
Young people spend many of their waking hours in spaces where they do not feel comfortable—at home, at school or… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: A Prelude to the Year in Art–“I’m Fine”
The gingko leaf, a symbol of resilience and longevity, held personal meaning for Patrick Joyce. He loved to collect them… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Romancing the Art
Midtown Manuscript Chapter I: “How to Succeed in Business by Really Trying” They say the more you put into something,… Read More
Worth a Shot: In a new exhibit, Harrisburg photographer Kim Love gives voice to the “forgotten”
Kim Love, a New York native, returned to Harrisburg in 2017 after living in the U.S. Virgin Islands through two… Read More
Who Wants to See a Holiday Show? Five reasons to see “A Christmas Carol” at Open Stage
Oh hi! Hello! And “how do you do?” It’s your favorite dame here—Miss Cindy Lou-Who! I’m back on stage down… Read More
A Chorus, For Us: For the pandemic-weary, Cantate Carlisle has a song and a celebration
When the long-term tenure of an artistic director comes to an end, the organization may be concerned about what follows.… Read More