“Painted Journey”: PA Watercolor Society opens exhibit at Brain Vessel
My personal 3rd in the Burg arrived early this month, and the “burg” got switched to Mechanicsburg. That’s accurate in… Read More
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Lancaster’s Jonathan Burns is funny, bendy and clearly has talent
Jonathan Burns first appeared on TV trapped inside of a zipped suitcase. During his audition for NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,”… Read More
Burg Review: Gamut’s “impressive” Free Shakespeare in the Park
Reservoir Park’s band shell transformed into post-World War I New York’s Little Italy on Friday for the Harrisburg Shakespeare Co.’s… Read More
Complications of Community: “Much Ado About Nothing” and the honesty behind comedy.
Every year, for the last 26 years, hundreds of people have gathered each night to watch Shakespeare performed under the… Read More
The Painted Word: From the Schuylkill to the Allegheny, art festivals abound this summer.
Going, going, gone. Those three words may be best associated with baseball’s “boys of summer,” but they could equally apply… Read More
Ding Goes the Bell: All aboard the Rockhill Trolley Museum.
Learning to drive a trolley wasn’t exactly on my bucket list. And why would it be? We don’t see them… Read More
Artist in Focus: Jovana Sarver
If you love Harrisburg, you’re almost certain to love Jovana Sarver’s story. A 2006 graduate of the Capital Area School… Read More
Passion & Peace: “The Gospel of Eureka,” a case study for harmony.
Eureka Springs, Ark.: home of “The Great Passion Play,” the epic drama depicting Jesus Christ’s last days on earth that… Read More
Musical Notes: Warm Ways
With the long, warm days, excellent (often outdoors) entertainment is easy to find around the Burg this month. I’m very… Read More
Sips & Sounds: At Fort Hunter, the wine is local, the music is country.
Music. Wine. Nature. On a warm, early summer day, that combination can be fun, peaceful, relaxing—pick your adjective. And, most… Read More