Four of  Harrisburg, PA area’s most talented acoustic musicians —Kevin Neidig, Henry Koretzky, Ken Gehret, and Bruce Campbell– have been scheduled to appear, for a unprecedented third year in a row, in a concert to be held on the Susquehanna Folk Music Society stage . The group will play an evening of bluegrass, Americana, Celtic, [...]

When the traditional Irish music band Pride of New York comes to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York (located at 925 S. George Street in York, PA) on Sunday, January 8th at 7:30 PM, the Susquehanna Folk Music Society will offer audience members the opportunity to experience an Irish-American supergroup with some of the best [...]

by Catherine Hampton August 10, 2011   About Linda Shapiro Chemtob: Born March 20, 1951 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Ms. Chemtob studied piano for many years as a child, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Clark University, Massachusetts, in 1972, a Master’s Degree from the University of North Carolina, in Chapel Hill, in 1975 and [...]

By Lisa Bennett July 19, 2011 Lauren Nye’s “Recollect”, an exhibition of bronze and paper sculptures, will be at the gallery from July 5 to August 14, 2011.   When did you start making sculpture? I was a painting concentration in college. I had never done 3-D work before, so I took an Intro to [...]

The form of a city is defined by the buildings that shape its skyline. Its soul is lifted by its arts. The arts are reflected in everything we see, hear, and smell. They are a driving force in many communities, enhancing education, trade and social interaction. The arts have built nations through passion and persistence. [...]

The Yellow Wall Gallery at the Midtown Scholar Bookstore is pleased to present Juxtapose, an exhibit of drawings by Stephen Fieser, painter of the Midtown Scholar Bookstore’s mural. The exhibit features sketchbook pages of figure observations from public life and nude figure compositions drawn or engraved without models. The exhibition will be at the gallery [...]

CPAG: What was the driving force behind the inception of Gallerie 13 and its sister gallery, the 2nd Floor Gallery? MBB: Jeffery Van Boskirk started the 2nd Floor Gallery on Market Street about 10 years ago with his own fine art collection. He then started to add local and regional artists. In 2006, Mr. Van [...]

By Patrick A. Brinkerhoff A city’s form is shaped by the buildings that line its sky. Its soul is lifted by the faces of its arts.  The arts are reflected in everything we see, hear, and smell. They are a driving force in many communities enhancing education, trade and social interaction. The arts have built [...]

By Jess Hayden (AKA Folkmama) On Saturday, April 16, 2011 the Susquehanna Folk Music Society presents PAUL BROWN an old-time musician, producer and on-line journalist for NPR who will appear in concert with Ann Porcella, Bill Schmidt & John Schwab. The performance is   entitled “Old Time, New Times, Radio Days, Schoolhouse Nights” At 5:00 Paul [...]