Color My World: In downtown Harrisburg, the banal becomes the beautiful.
Wild birds. An octopus stretching his tentacles within a claw machine. A Capitol dome replica filled with red, blue, and… Read More
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Showbiz Kids: Gamut completes theater build-out with Education Center, Second Stage.
According to an old saying, good things come to those who wait. For Gamut Theatre Group, the wait has been… Read More
She’s Making Movies (On Location): At 11 years old, Lily Compton is already a veteran of short films.
At 9 years old, most of us were just trying to avoid our homework and get home before the streetlights… Read More
Glorious Feeling: Area native Stosh Snyder begins his first season at the helm of Theatre Harrisburg.
“Why does September seem sunny as spring?” asks one version of the classic Hollywood song, “Singin’ in the Rain.” Stosh… Read More
Take a Bow: With a new charter, arts-focused CASA continues its run as one of Harrisburg’s premier schools.
Back in 2011, the CASA story did not seem headed for a happy ending. Enrollment was down 40 percent, school… Read More
Digital Conversion: Kids learn programming basics at Convert to Code.
Did you know that 71 percent of all new STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) jobs have to do with… Read More
Couple of Dancers: As CPYB grows, its faculty has expanded to include a prestigious duo, who also happen to be married.
Alana Neihoff began teaching at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet in late June, but she felt “inspired” ahead of time by… Read More
Where Leaders Learn: Community is in focus at MLK Leadership Development Institute.
In a speech, Martin Luther King, Jr., once said,“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for… Read More
Decade of Dance: This month, Rasika School celebrates its 10th anniversary with–of course–a big dance.
In small studio off the Carlisle Pike, Rachita Menon, owner of the Rasika School of Dance, paced back and forth,… Read More
Foundation for Success: For nearly 60 years, publicly minded college students have flocked to Harrisburg as Finnegan fellows.
Jaclyn Victor doesn’t mince words when asked about her career goals. “I would like to be governor of Pennsylvania someday,”… Read More