Inconvenient Truth: Gamut stages timely “An Enemy of the People.”
I can’t imagine that Henrik Ibsen wrote “An Enemy of the People” with the idea that its subject matter would… Read More
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The Painted Word: Get schooled in art this spring.
Over the past year, I have pursued art in all its forms for TheBurg. I could be found at galleries… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Hearts for Art
February is the month designated for lovers or for those who love the idea of it. Valentine’s Day has come… Read More
Harrisburg Symphony announces new executive director
The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra has named a new leader to replace its retiring executive director. Matthew Herren, who grew up… Read More
Politics night at Midtown Scholar with popular podcast hosts, best-selling author
In case one progressive voice wasn’t enough for you, Midtown Scholar Bookstore is now featuring an author double bill for… Read More
Film screening, discussion to address subject of housing inequality
Next Tuesday, it’ll be movie night at the Historic Harrisburg Association, though one with a serious issue at its core.… Read More
Honoring Hari: Inaugural Hari Jones Hidden Histories Program to address, “Who caused the Civil War?”
It’s a lingering question, more than 150 years old: Who caused the American Civil War? The topic will be discussed… Read More
Rockers Cage the Elephant booked to play in Riverfront Park
Harrisburg University is quickly filling up the summer outdoor concert calendar, announcing a third Riverfront Park show for June. Cage… Read More
Open Stage’s “Amelie” offers delightful night of “welcome whimsy.”
If you were lucky enough to see Amélie during its short run on Broadway, “you would have seen the main… Read More
Wonder in Song: The quirky, whimsical “Amelie” floats from big screen to Open Stage.
They say times are hard for dreamers And, who knows, maybe they are People seem stuck, or lost at sea!… Read More