Little Amps, queer-run record label team up to support LGBT Center of Central PA
Little Amps Coffee is brewing up something musically uplifting. The Harrisburg-based coffee company is teaming up with Get Better Records,… Read More
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Nearly 30 painted planter boxes coming to Allison Hill, local artists encouraged to take part
As spring rounds the corner and more people are ready to get outside, Sprocket Mural Works wants to bring more… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: From the Ground Up (Part 1)
“Art in the Wild” (AITW), the annual art event envisioned and promoted by the Friends of Wildwood, is not for… Read More
Burg Review: Open Stage’s “cutting edge,” improvisational “Everyman” opens online
Open Stage’s “Everyman” is a cutting-edge, loose rendering of the 15th century morality play “The Somonyng of Everyman,” in which… Read More
Artist in Focus: Elena Jasic
When viewing Elena Jasic’s art, the word “striking” immediately comes to mind. Her photography emphasizes bold colors, adornments and brash… Read More
Some Hip Hop Luv: Young Harrisburg area rapper Kierra Luv charts her future
In 2018, Kierra Luv uploaded a video to her Instagram page, not thinking much of it. She was rapping freestyle… Read More
Sharp Dressed Men: Local fashion influencers raise the bar on style
“Technically, I’ve been into fashion since I opened my eyes,” Mohammed Al Nazal told me during our interview. There was… Read More
What’s the Story?: Central PA authors share advice for all you aspiring novelists
During our year of pandemic, many people, it seems, have turned to writing during their long days at home. Here… Read More
Signs of the Times: Marty Mummert creates hand-painted signs the old-fashioned way—one at a time
Back in the ‘80s, Marty Mummert took a string of odd jobs, including a position with a sign company. “They… Read More
History, Streamed: Sankofa, Gamut join forces to highlight figures of Harrisburg’s past
History is reflected not just through events but through people. Sometimes, these people are overlooked heroes right in your own… Read More