Distant Chords: Music instructor Paul Wegmann adapts to pandemic pedagogy
While the COVID-19 pandemic has changed all of our lives, musicians who earn their livelihood from playing gigs have been… Read More
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Two family-friendly drive-in movies planned for Farm Show parking lot
The coronavirus pandemic has robbed us of many fun, communal experiences. Movie-going is among those, but Midtown Cinema and Friends… Read More
Maestro Malina inks 3-year contract extension with Harrisburg Symphony
There hasn’t been a lot of good news for Harrisburg’s arts community lately, but here’s some—maestro Stuart Malina has renewed… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Methods & Meanings
I first became aware of Kelly McGee’s art on “the Gram,” the only social media we use. Her art intrigued… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Life’s a Beach
Psst…before the word gets out… We just got back from the beach…in Paxtang. After all, life is a state of… Read More
The Show Must Go On(line): This year, the Jewish Film Festival will be streamed
Saul Dreier and Ruby Sosnowicz view the world with love and joy—even though the nonagenarians went through the terrible years… Read More
Artist in Focus: Tristan Bond
If you’ve had a meal or drink in the HMAC courtyard, you’ve probably seen Tristan Bond’s work. He’s the creator… Read More
Say Cheese!: Cheddar Paws brings pets from portrait to adoption
Hank’s painted portrait captures his handsome face and gentle spirit. There’s that goofy grin. The bright eyes. The perked-up ears… Read More
A Quiet Gem: “Those Who Remained” is a can’t-miss movie in this year’s virtual Jewish Film Festival
For those looking for a quietly beautiful, thoughtful film to sink their teeth into, you should pay attention to director… Read More
Burg Books: “Out in Central Pennsylvania” tells story of our area’s LGBTQ community
Despite being born in Arizona, William Burton spent the majority of his life in big cities. As soon as he… Read More