Bob’s Art Blog: Art and About for 3rd in the Burg
Editor’s Note: Our fine arts writer was out and about on Friday night during 3rd in the Burg. Here’s… Read More
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Theatre Harrisburg transforms literary classic to musical, “powerhouse” production.
If you remember Nathaniel Hawthorne’s bleak novel, “The Scarlet Letter,” from your high school literature class, you probably didn’t imagine… Read More
Novelist Liz Moore slated to return to Harrisburg for book talk, signing
Kensington, Philadelphia: a place that straddles the line between the Lower Northeast and North Philly. It’s the home to a… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: The Wild West (Shore)
Part 1: “Untamed Color at CALC” There is a distinct difference between fine art and fun art—exactly three letters (“i,”… Read More
Midtown Cinema renovation passes muster with Harrisburg’s historic review panel
Midtown Cinema is a step closer to a major makeover, as the city’s historic review board has given the project… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: A Year in Art
With one year ended and another just beginning, “end of year lists” are a common feature in publications of all… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: The new “Roaring ’20s”
Sometimes, spur-of-the-moment get-togethers with like-minded people create magic. Collective conversations converge, creating sparks that carry over into the next day—or… Read More
Issues of youth incarceration, criminal justice featured during first-ever Sankofa Film Festival
The audience was silent as “The Wire’s” Michael Kenneth Williams appeared on screen across from four incarcerated young people. In… Read More
Musical Notes: January Jumble
Let’s give ourselves a hand for making changes as we head into the new year. I’m very into resolutions, at… Read More
A Study in Brilliance: Exhibit offers context, understanding to Violet Oakley’s stunning Capitol murals.
If you’ve ever toured the PA Capitol, you probably agree that Violet Oakley’s spectacular murals are a highlight. You now… Read More