Music in the park, on the stage during two Harrisburg Opera performances
When most people think of the opera, they probably picture elderly, wealthy folk in floor-length ball gowns and tuxedos, not… Read More
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Art in The Burg: “Picasso: A Life in Print” at Susquehanna Art Museum
Summer steams ahead. One month into the season and July is almost over. The bulls have run in Pamplona and… Read More
Art Preview: En Plein Air Lancaster takes it outside
Painting in the great outdoors has a charm uniquely its own. Usually, it is a rare occurrence when one happens… Read More
Central PA Jazz Fest returns for 39th year, making music throughout the region
Harrisburg is full of musical artists on the cutting edge of the industry, each hoping to deliver a sound like… Read More
Burg Books: Midtown Scholar to host author of “The Tenth Muse.”
You may know the story of the nine muses. The daughters of Zeus were masters of the arts and would… Read More
Harrisburg writer educates children on “Where I Live.”
While working as a teacher and reading specialist in the Harrisburg school district, Debra Hervitz discovered that many children didn’t… Read More
City Inspired: Jelani Splawn helps Harrisburg see itself in a fresh light.
It’s hard to pin down exactly what makes Jelani Splawn so likable. It had been years since I was in… Read More
Musical Notes: Fests & Folkies
Summer’s in full swing, and we’re slinging some sizzling shows. It’s the time of year for outdoor events of all… Read More
The Glass Sailing: “Maiden” recounts the first all-female crew for the legendary World Yacht Race.
It was 33,000 miles. It was a great source of patriotic pride and a chance to prove your weight in… Read More
To Brahms–and Beyond: Market Square Concerts strings together a season of world-class performances.
Rarely has there been a composer who knows no bounds—literally. Johannes Brahms is that composer, and Market Square Concerts will… Read More