Creative Vision: Nyeusi Gallery opens in Midtown with focus on Black art
When business partners Dr. Dale Dangleben and Michelle Green are together, there’s a lot of talent in the room. Between… Read More
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Art in Motion: With SAM’s VanGo, creativity hits the road
In Harrisburg, the question isn’t “Who is Van Gogh?” The question is, “What is VanGo?” Physically, VanGo is creativity on… Read More
40 & Fabulous: Market Square Concerts hits middle age with a full season of celebration
What’s in store for Market Square Concerts audiences this upcoming 2021-22 season? Well, there’s Beethoven and Brahms and baroque and… Read More
Poetry in Music: Harrisburg band Whit Waltman grows in musicians, ambitions
There’s strength in numbers, and sometimes bigger is better. But do you know what else is powerful? Music. Because it… Read More
Craft Culture: Village Artisans Gallery houses some of the best in PA craftsmanship
Pennsylvania is known for its rich history in American art, home to traditional and contemporary artists who showcase their craft… Read More
Oh, Jazzman: Over four decades ago, pianist Steve Rudolph dropped into Harrisburg. Since then, he’s played countless dates and made countless friends
“This’ll say a lot about Steve.” Andy Herring is sharing a story about Steve Rudolph. The pianist had retired as… Read More
Creation & Pollination: Sprocket Mural Works creates pocket park and mural to encourage environmentalism in Harrisburg
Patrick Alley in Midtown Harrisburg likely would’ve fit the description of what moms picture when they tell their kids to… Read More
The Painted Word: Take an artsy stroll during Gallery Walk 2021
The ring of school bells heralds September’s seasonal changes. This month, the venerable three “R’s” (reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmatic) assume… Read More
A Scribe’s Life: A local playwright sets her creative eye on a long-lost ancestor, who played a key role in creating the U.S. Constitution
At a family reunion in 2005, Cindy Rock Dlugolecki learned of a previously unknown relative. He was Jacob Shallus, who… Read More
Lost and Found? The art world loses perspective in “The Lost Leonardo”
What makes art valuable? Is it the artist who painted it? Is it the subject or the style it is… Read More