Harrisburg Symphony announces a new season, in a new venue
The Harrisburg Symphony is gearing up for a new, in-person season, and, for at least this year, a new venue,… Read More
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Bob’s Art Blog: Dan Kalbach Tribute & 3rd in the Burg Preview
They say time heals all wounds, which may be true for some, but, for others, the pain doesn’t go away.… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: The Art Shows of Summer
Both sides of the Susquehanna River offer the final art shows of the summer season, as art emporiums recently were… Read More
Harrisburg Mural Fest branches out to Penbrook, Steelton in August
Two community-focused murals—one in Penbrook and another in Steelton—are slated to be created in August, as the summer-long 2021 Harrisburg… Read More
Harrisburg artist releases first single inspired by father with Parkinson’s disease
Harrisburg musician Drew Wilburne was in a few bands in the past and loved music for as long as he… Read More
Burg Review: Sankofa’s poignant “Pretty Fire” unveils warmth, humor, amid troubled times
Its program cover art is shaded black, with smoky amber flames eating away at worried eyes. Therefore, I expected “Pretty… Read More
Harrisburg & Harlem: Programs spotlight three local women hailed as Harlem Renaissance poets
I pledge allegiance to the flag— They dragged him naked Through the muddy streets, A feeble-minded black boy! —“Flag Salute”… Read More
Pedal & Paint: Sprocket Mural Works teams up with Recycle Bicycle on reimagined mural for new bike shop location
When I visited Recycle Bicycle in Harrisburg in 2019, I’d never seen so many bikes in one place before. At… Read More
The Band’s Back: HU Presents welcomes big-name musicians, turns up the volume after a music-less year
Carlisle resident Megan Strong has been a fan of the rock band All Time Low for at least four years.… Read More
Life Performers: A dreamy journey awaits in “Annette”
“But where’s the stage, you wonder? Is it outside, or is it within?” What a line to include in the… Read More