Why Drive When You Can Walk?
By dev@wtmdigital.com on September 9, 2024
Why Drive When You Can Walk? with Tom Becker, Founder & Director of The Row House, Inc. This is Part Two of Tom’s Learning Vincibility series.
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True Crime: An Assessment of Truth Telling, Privacy, and Exploitation
By dev@wtmdigital.com on September 9, 2024
True Crime: An Assessment of Truth Telling, Privacy, and Exploitation with Rev. Doug Serven, pastor and producer/researcher on the podcast True Believer: The Unsolved Murder of Elizabeth Mackintosh.
Alejandro Brittes Quartet Brings Traditional Argentinian Music of Chamamé to The Trust
By Karen Perago on September 27, 2023
The Brazilian-based Alejandro Brittes Quartet will bring the traditional Argentinian music known as chamamé to The Trust Performing Arts Center, 37 N. Market St. in Lancaster, at 7:30 p.m. October 12. Comprised of Alejandro Brittes on accordion, André Ely on…
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Building a Season
By Karen Perago on July 28, 2022
Building an Outstanding Arts and Culture Series: A DIY Guide in 6 Easy Steps So, you’ve been charged with putting together an Arts and Culture series. Good for you – and GREAT for your community! What you’ll need: A venue…
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Square Halo Gallery’s Year-in-Review
By Ned Bustard on June 3, 2022
Ned Bustard | Gallery Director Each year is an adventure in the Square Halo Gallery at The Trust. Every other month a new show goes up and aside from knowing that it will be contemporary art inspired by the Christian…
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Public Joy
By Leslie Anne Bustard on April 14, 2022
Trust in the Lord, and do good; dwell in the land and befriend faithfulness[1] is the Bible verse that has animated The Trust Performing Arts Center since it began serving the community in 2013. Whether as a bank in the…
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Lassoing The Elusive Notion of Culture
By Tom Becker on September 15, 2021
When I was growing up, my parents cultivated a slightly demented sense of humor in our home. When someone crashed a bike or car and came out unscathed, after a general thankfulness to The Man Upstairs, we would laugh for…
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Performing Arts as a Bonding Agent: Recovering from Social Trauma Through In-Person Performances
By Karen Perago on August 5, 2021
Beginning with Hippocrates, who first recognized the significance of the brain as the source of epilepsy, scientists have sought to aid the brain’s recovery from severe trauma. Diagnostic advances led them to begin searching for ways to restore…
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The Art of Sadao Watanabe
By Karen Perago on October 7, 2016
On display during October and November in the Square Halo Gallery will be art by Japan’s foremost Christian artist, Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996). Converted from Buddhism to Christianity at 17 years old, he combined his new faith with katazome—the traditional Japanese…
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A Trustworthy Guide to Opera
By Karen Perago on October 3, 2015
Dido and Aeneas share a final embrace as the fates gaze unmoved Happy Saturday, friends! Autumn is finally here and it’s been great to see so much activity in Lancaster on this chilly October morning! This past Thursday I had…
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