Musical Notes: Fall into Music
As a certified Spooky Girlie, I am delighted every autumn when the leaves start to crunch and the air begins… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
A Viral Phenomenon: How “Ride the Cyclone” found new life with Gen Z
This fall, Open Stage brings the electrifying and darkly comedic “Ride the Cyclone” to downtown Harrisburg, and it’s a show… Read More
Sharper Focus: Annville’s Allen Theatre has new ownership, with a few things up its sleeve
The feeling of spotting a marquee, snagging a ticket to a show and settling in—snacks in tow—is not, in fact,… Read More
The 6th Annual HYP 20 In Their 20’s
HYP will host its 6th Annual 20 in their 20s awards ceremony, sponsored by Members 1st Federal Credit Union, on… Read More
September News Digest
Work Begins on Broad Street Market Interior demolition began last month on the Broad Street Market. Harrisburg started demolition inside… Read More
Here to There: In Harrisburg, the times are a-changin’
Harrisburg is at an inflection point. For the past six or so decades, Harrisburg has been primarily a government town,… Read More
Dreaming Bigger: The Latino Hispanic American Community Center sets sights on future with new building
Adriana Rios came from Venezuela to the United States in 2015, on a mission to get her sick 1-year-old son… Read More
September Publisher’s Note
At TheBurg, we love getting face time with our readers. That’s why we like September so much, because it gives… Read More
Whitaker at 25: Challenges, opportunities lie ahead for Harrisburg’s premier center for science and the arts
Could it really be 25 years already? Back in September 1999, Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts opened to… Read More
Bloom to Loom: Natural color blossoms at Berry Mountain Color Farm
Wesson Radomsky’s earliest memories were shaped by two things: farming and fiber arts. Growing up on a farm in Elizabethville,… Read More