Arts & Entertainment

STATE COLLEGE — From mysterious fortune tellers and tattooed ladies, to sad clowns and sideshow freaks, Lady Grey’s Lovelies are taking audiences to the circus at the upcoming cabaret. On […]

STATE COLLEGE — South Hills School of Business & Technology recently announced the lineup for the 30th annual Summer Music Picnic series. This summer-long series of concerts is sponsored by […]

STATE COLLEGE — Penn State hosted the 15th Annual Traditional American Indian Powwow on April 6-7. The Powwow was held at the Mount Nittany Middle School, 656 Brandywine Drive, State […]

STATE COLLEGE — After a day of rumors that it would happen, the Jonas Brothers played a surprise show at Champs Downtown on Allen Street on April 5. The […]

BOALSBURG — Nittany Theatre at the Barn is celebrating two significant anniversaries in 2019, as it marks both the fifth season of summer stock theatre produced by Nittany Theatre and […]

BOALSBURG — By spring of this year, the Boal Mansion and Museum will have an exciting new feature to share with scholars, historians and anyone else interested in artifacts of […]

Alexander Kobrin, winner of the 2005 Van Cliburn Piano Competition, performs at the recent gala opening concert of the Boal Mansion Museum concert series. The pianists for the next two […]

STATE COLLEGE — Texas native and current State College resident Kristi Jean grew up riding shotgun in her father’s pickup truck driving the small-town roads of Howe, Texas, with the AM […]

SPRING MILLS — Many folks remember the quirky mid-1960’s Television sitcom “The Addams Family,” whose finger-snapping theme song proclaimed “They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky. They’re all together […]

Brooke Fisher, Adam Young, Hannah Braucht and Matt Porter enjoyed their special Night to Shine at the 5th annual special needs prom, held Feb. 8 at Calvary Harvest Fields. […]