Arts & Culture / Entertainment

Summers in Erie are chockfull of celebrations. Without even looking for them, you could stumble across a few festivals over the course of a couple of days. By combining live music and good food, you have the recipe for a fun-filled event. Really, the only thing that would be better is a musician that can serve up some grub while laying down some killer tunes.

"Won't you be my neighbor?"

Fifth Street between State and French streets shuts down Friday, June 29 for Erie Art Museum's biggest fundraiser of the year.

The Erie Art Museum Spring Show has long been the premier regional art exhibition in Northwest Pennsylvania. It is satisfying, then, to be able to give it new kudos.

The past, present, and future of Erie's summer Tuesday nights.

For your viewing pleasure: a comedy, a drama, and a documentary -- all available for instant streaming on Netflix and instant reviewing here at Erie Reader.

?Don?t take photographs willy-nilly, you have to have a project.?

For your viewing pleasure, three critically-acclaimed classics ripped from the Erie Reader Queue.

Continuing now through May 27 at the Ronald E. Holstein Gallery, Steve Dana's "Backyard: Small Sculptures."

On Thursday, May 17, an official opening ceremony will reintroduce ?The Feather,? now reconstructed and here to stay.

Broccoli Samurai take the stage at the crooked i Friday, April 6.

Pianist Matthew Shipp plays the Erie Art Museum on April 12

Celebrating the Possibilities

Live Performance Preview: Shows March 23 and 24 at Erie Art Museum.

"Following," "Super High Me," and "Code Monkeys"--all streaming on Netflix and reviewed here for you.