Boutique builds on digital success with brick-and-mortar storefront
With their new retail shop, Cortney Hanks and Brittani Black bring trendy and affordable clothing for the everyday woman – from casual to dressy – to downtown Chambersburg. Continue reading Boutique builds on digital success with brick-and-mortar storefront
Main Street ‘hairapists’ want you to feel like the best version of yourself
Master stylists (and best friends) Jenna Keller and Korie Groft offer cuts, colors and more at Vanity Parlor, their new downtown salon. Continue reading Main Street ‘hairapists’ want you to feel like the best version of yourself
New print shop relies on expertise, relationships and downtown showroom to win customers
For Beam Graphix, the showroom is a conversation starter: first, visitors are shown what is possible, and then owner Doug Counts matches them up with what they need. Continue reading New print shop relies on expertise, relationships and downtown showroom to win customers
Rigorous tour schedule brings indie folk musician back to Chambersburg
Indie folk musician and multi-instrumentalist Anna p.s. continues to win fans and see the world one gig at a time. Continue reading Rigorous tour schedule brings indie folk musician back to Chambersburg
Shippensburg artist finds healing through art, encourages others to start their own journeys
In Erin Saliga’s exhibit “Sojourn,” her healing process and her artistic journey are closely intertwined. Continue reading Shippensburg artist finds healing through art, encourages others to start their own journeys
‘Artists in Action!’ at the Garage Studios (17 Images)
Live demonstrations during the two-day “Artists in Action!” event included glass blowing, bead making, clothing customization and more. Continue reading ‘Artists in Action!’ at the Garage Studios (17 Images)
Exhibition turns history into art for Wilson College’s sesquicentennial
Through the 11 sculptures comprising the exhibit, Jim Condron explores the relationship between art, history and educational institutions using artifacts, relics and ephemera from Wilson College’s past. Continue reading Exhibition turns history into art for Wilson College’s sesquicentennial
Annual battle of the beards raises money for good cause
Since 2014, Bearding Man has pitted beards against each other in a variety of categories based on length, creativity, color and gender to raise money and awareness. Continue reading Annual battle of the beards raises money for good cause
Thought Lot’s Fall Gallery brings together eclectic mix of art and artists
Artists Seay, Libertini and Leisher represent three very different artistic journeys and styles, but they all converge at The Thought Lot. Continue reading Thought Lot’s Fall Gallery brings together eclectic mix of art and artists
Erie-based filmmaker shoots ‘grindhouse-action-women-in-prison-biker-martial-arts’ movie in Chambersburg’s Old Jail
Not only will Chambersburgers recognize the set of “Hellcat’s Revenge II: Deadman’s Hand” (the Old Jail scenes represent more than half of the film), but they might also see people they know performing as extras. Continue reading Erie-based filmmaker shoots ‘grindhouse-action-women-in-prison-biker-martial-arts’ movie in Chambersburg’s Old Jail
