So the ol’ book club is at it again, with a longer than usual book for a longer than usual time period. Enter the challenge read, where we’ll have approximately 3 months to read a sci-fi classic, “Dune” by Frank Herbert… Read On
Please join HYP for our second Coffee Tasting event of the fall at Good Brotha’s Book Cafe on November 18th from 5:30pm – 6:30pm… Read On
“State of Wonder”, by award-winning and bestselling author Anne Patchett, is the story of pharmacologist Marina Singh, who journeys to Brazil to bring back information about seemingly miraculous drug research being conducted there by her former teacher… Read On
August’s book is White Teeth, by the acclaimed author Zadie Smith. It’s about the unlikely friendship (in later lives) of two hapless World War II vets – Samad Iqbal (from Bangladesh) and Archie Jones (from England)… Read On
*Committee meetings will be held virtually until further notice* For information on how to join the virtual committee meetings, email arts@hyp… Read On
February is Black History Month, and Book Club is reading “Between the World and Me” by the supremely gifted and creative Ta-Nehisi Coates (“Black Panther,” “We Were Eight Years in Power,” among others). It’s a long letter to his son about being Black in the United States… Read On
Sponsored by: REGISTER FOR THE EVENT Join Harrisburg Young Professionals and TheBurg as we showcase 20 of Harrisburg’s young people making a meaningful impact on their community and their workplaces. We will start the night with a cocktail hour, followed by a buffet meal and awards ceremony… Read On
Every so often, we at the ol’ book club like to dig into something a little bit bigger than a monthly book. Okay, a lot bigger. So we came up with the challenge read, whereby we read a much longer work over the course of six months… Read On
Monthly meetings to discuss progress, upcoming events, new ideas, and areas of concern Will send out follow-up minutes to all attendees and absent members of the… Read On
For anyone who’s read his work or seen his interviews (most recently in the stellar documentary, “I Am Not Your Negro”), you know what an important and inspiring writer (and human being) James Baldwin was and is. So now we get to read his book, “If Beale Street Could Talk… Read On