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Larry Binda’s coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, entertainment news, and culture & society in the Harrisburg area. He's also interested in community events, art, eating habits, mental health, homelessness issues as well as local economic indicators such as home sales and water/sewer rates.
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By: Larry Binda
Capping off their 100th year, Theatre Harrisburg brings us the off-Broadway romantic musical comedy “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” by Director Annette Trossbach and Assistant Director Becky Mease. This play is the most indulgent kind of brain candy, like eating a whole tub of Jelly Bellies in your jammies in front of the […]
June 18, 2026 | by Sara Bozich What you'll find below: Worth noting Juneteenth celebrations all weekend; Fields of Honor returns; 3rd in the Burg Friday; Father's Day events
For something new Madame Rochéle's Apothecary opens Friday; Chase the Rainbow Pride Bar Crawl on Saturday at 9 Downtown and Midtown locations! On Friday, local book release party at 611 Lounge
International LGBTQ+ Pride Month may be over, but Harrisburg is still celebrating! For 34 years, the Pride Festival of Central Pennsylvania has conducted its annual celebration of the LGBTQ community on the final Saturday of July. Yes, it’s hot! Yes, it’s muggy. Sometimes we’re drenched by a passing shower. In spite of the weather, the […]
July 2, 2026 | by Sara Bozich What you'll find below For something new 4th of July Firecracker 40 at BAPS on Saturday
R. Lo’s Tale of Two Cities It is exactly 803 miles from Midtown to Madison, Wisc. One of Midtown’s favorite art sons returned home this week to the place that launched his career, Millworks studios. The artist R. Lo (aka Richard L. Hernandez) in his lightning quick two years in the ‘Burg shot through the […]
By: Larry Binda
By sunrise Tuesday, rail enthusiasts had already begun gathering along the Susquehanna River in anticipation of one of the rarest railroad events central Pennsylvania has seen in decades.
By: Larry Binda
Like all capital cities, Harrisburg has always carried more symbolic weight than its size might suggest. Decisions made in Harrisburg shape the present and future of life for everyone in the state. Pennsylvania residents gather here to make their voices heard on all kinds of policy issues. People often come to Harrisburg—the Capitol, if not […]
For something new Midtown Pop-Up w/ The Meadow & The Rummagers on Saturday; new Mechanicsburg Sunday Market launches;
Happy Bastille Day! Wait—we are in Harrisburg, not France. July: the month usually associated with fireworks, vacations, summer camps and nights under the stars. This one in Harrisburg marks the opening of two major retrospective art exhibits and one that is under lock and key. The first has been five decades in the making. […]
