Joy through Food: At Kahaani, the owners want you to come hungry, leave happy
Camp Hill’s newest Indian restaurant isn’t just another option for the popular cuisine. Abhishek Masih, chef/owner of Kahaani, takes pride… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Twisted Story: The Pretzel Company goes from small retail store to Oprah mention
Making it to “Oprah’s Favorite Things” list is no small feat. Products must first be discovered by Oprah Winfrey’s internal… Read More
The Art of Early Eats: In Hershey, dining doesn’t have to mean dinner
Usually, my writing focus is on fine art, but inspiration strikes at the most unexpected times. For TheBurg’s dining issue,… Read More
Bartender’s Choice: Drink in a Watershed moment
It can be said that, at least for those who enjoy a cocktail with their meal, Camp Hill had a… Read More
Pitch Your Tent: Camping with your kids can create “magical,” core memories if you plan ahead and laugh through the mishaps
I have amazing memories of childhood camping trips. Whenever I see pinecone birdfeeders or macrame anything, my inner child transports… Read More
Slices of Life: Jewish Film Festival offers strong cinematic and thematic fare
Every year, the Edward S. Finkelstein Harrisburg Jewish Film Festival aims to present what festival chair Julie Sherman calls an… Read More
Musical Notes: May Melodies
There are some excellent shows happening this month, including a brand new concert series, Tiny Park Concerts, launching at Coronet… Read More
Adventure Together: This spring, wrap your arms around one of the biggest trees in the state and make rainbow butterflies with repurposed paint samples
Pennsylvania is layered with history, famous for battlefields, declarations and the decade when we held the nation’s capital. Staggered among… Read More
Shattered Memories: Haunting family recollections imbue the excellent, “Blue Heron”
Sophy Romvari’s feature-length debut, “Blue Heron,” emanates a cool ache—a bruised limb you cradle like a child. “Blue Heron” traces… Read More
A Piece of History: Open Stage caps off its anniversary year with “Boys in the Band”
Open Stage closes out its 40th season by transporting us to an Upper East Side Manhattan apartment with a production… Read More