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Snuggled next to the dense thicket of trees in Rothrock State Forest with the backdrop of Beaver Stadium in the distance, Tussey Mountain pulls the State College community together from
Mill Valley’s Piatti is focusing on fresh pastas, cocktails and retail products. The...
For Sam Paul, vocalist/guitarist for The Bricks, playing the Westmoreland Cultural Trust’s TGIS summer concert series is “like a little personal party. It’s just a great atmosphere with all the people who know us and come out to hear our music. “It’s one of our highlights of the summer,” he
View Comments As Maryland has lifted restrictions — and Delaware prepares to do the same later this month — live entertainment is making a comeback at area beaches. In Ocean City, the four-day Springfest event at the Inlet is scheduled for Thursday through Sunday, May 6-9. While the traditional series of concerts by national entertainers under the big tent has been scuttled this year, there will still be music galore outside in the parking lot courtesy of local favorites. Springfest will showcase the music of about 30 performers over the course of the four days, with music running from 1...
My Hero Zero returned to THON yet again this year to electrify the (virtual) crowd with an energetic set to close out Saturday night. For the eleventh year, My Hero Zero took the stage and played some classic songs and some original music for its virtual audience. The band is a State College favorite, has played in multiple bars around town, and is active in the community. The band’s front man, Jason O, reminisced on THON 2020, saying that it was the band’s last time performing on a big stage, and how it felt great to be in that setting again.