Musical Notes: April Sings Forward
Local music lovers, open your windows and listen to the breeze. OK, maybe that’s just your neighbor dusting off… Read More
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Have Art Will Travel: Art abounds in Frederick, Md.—and the scene just may remind you of home
“Have Art” has lined up the perfect day trip for a spring drive. “Maryland, My Maryland” echoes the state song,… Read More
Knowledge Is Power: Knowing your family’s health history can improve your wellness
Family gatherings often are great times to make and share memories, but these get-togethers also provide an opportunity to share… Read More
Poison Pen Pals: The delightful “Wicked Little Letters” will deliver a chuckle
Director Thea Sharrock’s “Wicked Little Letters,” penned by Jonny Sweet, gives us a peek at a hilarious but true story… Read More
Community Corner: Notable April Events
April Community Corner Gardening Program April 1: The Hershey Horticulture Society’s monthly program will be held at Brownstone Lodge, Hershey… Read More
Happenings: Our April Calendar of Events
Museums & Art Spaces AACA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 717-566-7100; aacamuseum.org “Muscle Cars—Past and Present,” through April 20 Austin-Healey,… Read More
Struggle for Survival: Resistance against Nazis highlights festival film
One of the burning questions people ask about the Holocaust is why more Jews didn’t resist Nazi persecution and mass… Read More
Paint by Nature: Local creators, groups use art to advocate for, promote environmentalism
Harrisburg-based artist Jovana Sarver doesn’t let an onionskin, avocado pit or rose petal go to waste. While most people are… Read More
Solace & Solidarity: Part of this month’s Good at Heart Festival, “Mary Speaks” offers a “classic story of a mother’s love”
In tumultuous times, Angela Polite’s one-woman show, “Mary Speaks,” is a powerful testament to the enduring strength of Black mothers… Read More
Historically Speaking: In Harrisburg, much has been lost–but much has been saved, too
Each winter, I get to cover one of my favorite annual news stories. As an old building buff, I look… Read More