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Mar14Win Tickets to see Lewis Black at Hershey Theatre
By Staff -
Joe Ulrich
WITF Music: Monica de Vitry & Jordan Rast
Music, family, campfires and the ebb and flow of life.
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November Pick of the Month: “All Creatures Great and Small” by James Herriot
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Nov07Win Tickets to see Bill Maher at the Hershey Theatre
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Aug26Be a Rocky Mountaineer with WITF in 2022
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Matt Rourke
PPP loans went to Philly museums that still laid off staff, report says
The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Zoo, and Franklin Institute, were among the most heavily subsidized local cultural institutions in the country.
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Andy Kropa/Invision
Meek Mill’s ‘Expensive Pain’ comes with a heavy cost
Feelings of uncertainty, along with fears of distrust and betrayal created from the ghosts of his past, have been seared into his new album, “Expensive Pain.”
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WITF Music: The History of Third Stream
For over 40 years, one of Central PA’s iconic jazz ensembles continues to make music.By Joe Ulrich -
October Pick of the Month: “The Lincoln Highway” by Amor Towles
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Grilled meat and fish are the heart of Blackworth Live Fire Grill in Lititz
If you’re a meat-lover, it’s your kind of place.
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Keith Srakocic
Visitors are returning to Pittsburgh museums, sometimes at pre-pandemic levels
The coronavirus pandemic is as big a challenge as most Pittsburgh arts groups have ever faced. But while performance troupes are only just beginning to resume indoor, in-person performances, many of the city’s museums say attendance has been rebounding for months.