Bob’s Art Blog: Art’s Soundtrack for Spring
Spring’s art season kicks off early this Saturday at the Susquehanna Art Museum with a five-star blockbuster. Please read to… Read More
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Burg Review: Revenge is served hot, creatively, colorfully in Gamut’s “King Lear”
Gamut Theatre takes us to ancient Britain for Shakespeare’s tempestuous, epic tragedy, “King Lear,” spearheading themes of love, betrayal and… Read More
With sloths and other slow movers, live animal exhibit opens at Whitaker Center this week
A new exhibit featuring live animals opens at Whitaker Center on Friday. “Survival of the Slowest: Counterintuitive Adaptations” will teach… Read More
Poetry Buzz: A Columbia couple builds art, community through the power of verse
For Glinda Johnson-Medland, poetry is more than just words. For her, it’s a chance for everyone to “breathe” in today’s… Read More
Die Laughing: “Andre Is an Idiot” is dark and funny—and true
André Ricciardi is a dying ad exec with a killer sense of humor. If that doesn’t make you want to… Read More
Musical Notes: March Mingle
I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to dance this spring. I’m usually a fan of winter, but this… Read More
Creative Century: Art Association of Harrisburg shares its flair as it turns 100.
When novice artists hit their stride, “you start looking at the world differently.” “To an artist, there’s no such thing… Read More
Passion & Intensity: This month, Open Stage brings “Jesus Christ Superstar” to the (very) big stage
Open Stage is heading to The Forum Auditorium, a historic venue in downtown Harrisburg, to present a large-scale production of … Read More
Back to the Bard: Gamut casts an Iron Age spell with the legendary “King Lear”
“Who is it that can tell me who I am?” Gamut Theatre Group in downtown Harrisburg has long been considered… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Arts Flashback
This President’s Day blog for Friday’s 3rd in the Burg employs two hits from the 1960s to tie a neat… Read More