Reading, Writing & Representation: Black authors in Harrisburg share their starts, their journeys
The Harrisburg area has many Black authors whose literary talents bring their own important perspectives to fiction and nonfiction alike.… Read More
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Bob’s Art Blog: 1Q26
Don’t be misled from the above cryptic title…that’s a number one and not a capital “I.” I would never insinuate… Read More
Musical Notes: Warm Up to January
January’s off to a slow beginning, with a soft first half of the month as far as live music offerings. … Read More
From Business to Books: Local children’s author enters 2026 on a publishing tear
For someone who has a background in numbers and percentages, Jessica Yoon sure knows a lot about words and pictures.… Read More
An Agonizing Call: “The Voice of Hind Rajab” is a tough, harrowing but necessary film to see
Few films evoke the justified buzz of Kaouther Ben Hania’s Golden Globe-nominated docudrama, “The Voice of Hind Rajab.” The film… Read More
Every Thursday night, Blacklisted Poets group brings words to life off the page
“It’s very bright up here tonight, guys, and it feels really weird,” laughs poet Amy Trout from a dimly lit … Read More
Gettysburg Choral Society’s Annual Christmas Concerts
The Gettysburg Choral Society will present a pair of Christmas concerts entitled “In dulci jubilo” (“In sweet rejoicing”) on Friday,… Read More
Opening this week, photography show captures Harrisburg with local eyes
Get ready to see the city through a different lens – or, should we say, four different lenses? The Art… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Five Golden Rings and a Partridge (and a Saint Bernard)
“It’s that special time of year…all bundled head to toe” (Michael Buble’) Santa and the elves are busy in their… Read More
It Happened on Herr: Harrisburg abstract artist returns home for a major exhibit at SAM.
These days, Bronx-based artist Alteronce Gumby spends most of his time in a New York City studio creating abstract, cosmic… Read More