Michael’s Mission: Harrisburg man devotes his life to tracking down artifacts of slavery.
Michael Doub describes it as a hunger. He has a need to know more. He wants to know the truth… Read More
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“Greed” Is Good: The movie, that is.
There is power in satire, as it lets us pretend for one moment that the mirror we’re looking in is… Read More
A Voice for the Ages: Frederick Douglass biographer David W. Blight kicks off Black History Month in Harrisburg.
David W. Blight wrote his first book about Frederick Douglass 30 years ago and never dreamed there would be another—let… Read More
Capturing Courage: LVC exhibit documents the terror, the bravery of the civil rights movement.
In a letter he wrote in 1961, Martin Luther King, Jr., asserted that the “world seldom believes the horror stories… Read More
Musical Notes: Leap Year Listen
Some of you might have noticed that this month is pretty special. February features an extra day for leap year,… Read More
Not-So-Silent-Movie: Renowned organist to accompany classic film at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral.
Harrisburg is no stranger to classical music, boasting a symphony orchestra as well as many choral groups and bands. But… Read More
Artist in Focus: Shane Patrick Gallup
Artists often work in various mediums, but few are as versatile as our “Artist in Focus” this month, Shane Patrick… Read More
DJ Steve Aoki to play Harrisburg’s Riverfront Park this summer
Come June, you may be dancing in the park. That’s the latest word from Harrisburg University’s ambitious concert series. This… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: SAM’s Surprise & Millworks Saturdays
Chances are, if you’re reading this blog, you are over the age of 5, unless you are my granddaughter, who… Read More
Riverfront Park sets the stage for Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men
With the weekend’s snow still lingering, one can only dream of the warmer months ahead. Harrisburg University has given us… Read More