Stop. Look. Listen.

A little late with this, but just a reminder that WXPN goes live Tuesday (here’s the story) and there will be events all across the area. (details here.) Happy listening!

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As a part of this year’s One Book, One Community program, a show featuring works by artists with autism will hold its opening reception at York’s AI/Bradley Academy for the Visual Arts 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. “Uniqueness: celebrating the talents of individuals living with autism spectrum” will feature student and professional artwork.
Hanover resident David […]

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A writer for Newmusicbox considers West Side Story.

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Humans weren’t the only ones enjoying the recent Harvest Breakfast at Central Market: alpacas were also feasting on some fresh hay.

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… or are they just more Joshua Bell fans?
Models show creations at the end of Viktor and Rolf’s spring-summer 2008 ready-to-wear collection in Paris Oct. 2. (Associated Press Photo)
The RSO is no stranger to couture!

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I haven’t heard anything official yet, but sometime during the past week music — a longish, maybe six- or eight-hour loop – started being broadcast on 88.7 FM, with the occasional “XPoNential Radio!” ID. (I thought it was F&M’s station at first, then realized “Hey, I’m in Lititz! What college station could possibly be heard here?”) This morning […]

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….washes ashore at the corner of Prince and Chestnut streets. Actually, it was a site installation: 4,500 plastic cups patiently assembled by PCA&D instructor Jeremy Waak over a period of six hours for First Friday without glues or adhesives, set up as a tower. After being toppled twice over the course of the weekend, the […]

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Work by P.K. Mortenson, on view at last weekend’s Show Up and Show show at the Lancaster Museum of Art’s Queen Street building. The event was part of the annual fall Art Walk in Lancaster.

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The first group of partygoers had their day in court. Read about it here.

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