Things To Do Archive

This summer, catch an al fresco production of a Shakespeare play.

"Star Wars" will be screened with its dialogue and sound effects intact, but with its score stripped out, replaced by a live version performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Lindsay Jordan is a songwriter who is wise beyond her years.

If you won’t be watching the World Cup final, or down in the waves, check out one of these events.

The R & B legend is scheduled to perform the album in its entirety and will be accompanied by some big-name guests.

Remember "Baby Talk"? What about "Odd Man Out"? No? Revisit these and other not-quite-classics at PhilaMOCA on Friday.

The Fabric Workshop and Museum has partnered with Lightbox Film Center to present a film series celebrating the iconic jacket.

The Franklin Institute will become the scene of a (fictional) murder for this Science After Hours event.

If the heat’s gotten the best of you this week, fear not. I’ve rounded up some places where you can escape the city and cool down.

After almost a year of twice-monthly performances, the cast members of 'Thank You, Places' have gotten pretty good at making it up as they go.

This two-day festival showcases first-time musicians, as well as those who have long been left out of the spotlight.

Two solo artists with very different musical styles are our picks for concerts this week.

Visitors to the Penn Museum with visual impairments will be able to touch actual artifacts, including a 13-ton Egyptian sphinx.

The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year, which means stretching celebrations out for a whole week. Expect parades and, of course, fireworks all around the region.

This summer, you can learn more about the histories of Philadelphia and Wildwood, New Jersey, through tours of their unique neon signs.