Nature Shapers: Fresh-air art refreshes the homebound at Wildwood Park.
Here’s your perfect antidote to mind-numbing weeks of coronavirus-induced cabin fever. It’s close by, it’s creative, and it’s outdoors. Gloriously… Read More
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Bob’s Art Blog: Earth Day at Home
The 50th anniversary of Earth Day takes place tomorrow. “April brought us springtime and the promise of the flowers,” wrote… Read More
Burg Review: Zoom into Open Stage’s virtual “Angels in America.”
Welcome back to 1985, when Ronald Reagan took office a second time, AIDS was a little understood pandemic, and people… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: A Tribute to Joe O’Connor
Up until yesterday morning, statistics that scroll across the TV screen, the daily newspaper compilations and the topic of much… Read More
Gamut Theatre cancels public events through summer due to coronavirus
One of Harrisburg’s main theater groups has scrubbed the remainder of its spring season, canceling its regular programming at least… Read More
Bands & Bucks: When HU Presents plays, the local economy hums along.
When Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste learned about Death Cab for Cutie’s avid followers, he figured the band would draw… Read More
Emotional Ride: Coming-of-age complexities in heartfelt “Charm City Kings.”
The very first character we meet is dead. We meet him through a video he’s recorded. His brother, 14-year-old Mouse… Read More
Artist in Focus: Rebecca Muller
April is flower month, so we could think of no better person to be our “Artist in Focus” than Gettysburg… Read More
Artsfest to go “virtual” this year, as coronavirus forces change
From music to theater, the arts world increasingly is opting for online performances and exhibits during the COVID-19 pandemic. Harrisburg’s… Read More
Distance Learning: Midtown Scholar hosts its first virtual book talk.
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people to stay home and businesses to close their doors, it seems as if the… Read More