Summer is in full swing and with temperatures rising, we've got you covered. Check out these cool ideas to fill those scorching summer days: Visit the Pennsylvania State Museum In addition to the PA State Museum's 11 permanent exhibits, including their always popular mammal hall and dinosaur exhibit, they also offer a series of summer events and

Outdoor movies are an essential part of summer in Harrisburg. Bring your family, friends, blankets and a picnic for a great time watching movies under the stars! Movie Nights at the Bandshell The City’s Movie Nights at the Bandshell returns this summer. Bring snacks and enjoy family-friendly movies on the lawn at Reservoir Park’s Bandshell.

Harrisburg is gearing up for an exciting spring and summer full of fantastic outdoor events. From food truck festivals and art exhibits, to concert series and a wine festival, Harrisburg has events for everyone in the family. Festivals Wetland's Festival (April 27) Explore Wildwood Park’s treasured wetlands for Dauphin County's 23rd Annual

It's time for the culinary extravaganza that is set to tantalize your taste buds and celebrate the vibrant gastronomic scene of our city - Harrisburg Restaurant Week! This year's event is taking place from September 11 – 15 and September 18 – 22 and is sure to take you on an unforgettable journey through the diverse and thriving food scene of our

Shop small this holiday season and find unique gifts for everyone on your list. Our Holiday Gift Guide features everything from fashion to art to floral arrangements and more! Amma Jo Did you know that Harrisburg is home to fashion designer, Amma Jo’s showroom? Located in Strawberry Square, Amma Jo’s features expertly crafted Italian leather

There are plenty of photo opportunities in Harrisburg. The city is filled with beautiful sites and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. We’ve gathered a list of all the best spots to photograph your way through Harrisburg. Butterfly Mural Spread your arms and pose in front of this strikingly beautiful butterfly mural in Midtown. This mural was