Burg Review: Gamut brings live theater back safely, hilariously with “Love Hurts!”
Almost six months to the day of my last outing, I sat in the audience of a live theater feeling… Read More
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Bob’s Art Blog: Stars Shining Bright
If you venture out on a clear night and look up at the sky, you will see a cluster of… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! September is typically the most event-filled month of the year. Things look different no doubt, but there is… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: A Tip of the Cap
Sports, like most other forms of entertainment, have been majorly disrupted this year. But, a couple of weeks ago, we… Read More
Open Stage presents free, all virtual season amid COVID-19
In the coming months, you may find yourself pulling on your finest sweatpants, sipping on your sweetest boxed wine and… Read More
Art and a Cup: Young owner Makayla Burton has combined her favorite things at The Tiger Eye Coffee Shop
Coffee shops often look as dark as their freshly roasted stock-in-trade. Brown. Bleak. Minimalist. Industrial-looking. A new café is breaking… Read More
Band Barn: The Englewood was built for music, but includes food, brews, views
Jeff Sharp and Rick Russell are band members and music fans. They’d been on the lookout for about 10 years… Read More
Energy & Intimacy: Black musicians find a home at La Cultura
Around 2016, I became obsessed with Harrisburg’s underground music scene. I loved seeing performers turn regular coffee and bike shops… Read More
Serenity Granted: Maryland’s historic Eastern Shore offers a quick escape into nature
I used to look forward to summer as a time to travel and explore the country. Often, I’d find the… Read More
The Painted Word: On the hunt for art at Gallery Walk
Harrisburg’s annual art showcase, Gallery Walk, is nearly upon on us. The 32nd edition features a number of special treasures,… Read More