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Hal Real, music promoter, founded the World Cafe Live in University City and the World Café Live at the Queen Theater in Wilmington, Del ...

Gabriel Quinn Bauriedel, Co-Artistic Director of the Pig Iron Theater Company, is known for creating exuberant and lively performances th ...

City council members in Philadelphia today sat through two hours of public testimony over a zoning provision that would allow re-entry fa ...

As director of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Craig Peterson provides logistics and venues for artistic experiments in theater, dance, ...

Yumy Odom founded the Frator Heru Institute in Philadelphia to develop strategies to help black families face their challenges.  He ...

As executive director of Art-Reach, Michael Norris works to connect under-served audiences with cultural experiences. He also frequently ...

Once a year I attend Career Day at a local high school. I’m a marriage mediator and on my first visit I was excited to share this n ...

Kevin Musselman works directly with the local Kensington community to revitalize its urban spaces and engage its residents. He creates li ...

As executive director of the Community Design Collaborative in Philadelphia, Beth Miller links volunteer architects, planners, and design ...

Kathleen Volk Miller works with college students to publish the non-profit literary magazine, Painted Bride Quarterly.  She provides ...

ArtsRising is a collaborative initiative of the Philadelphia Education Fund, Fleisher Art Memorial and Public Citizens for Children and Y ...

Greg Maughan is the executive director of the Philly Improv Theatre, which features training in improv, sketch, stand-up comedy and story ...

As director of operations for the Old City District, Brett Mapp is an activist for local art events and seeks funding for these projects. ...

Thomas Lloyd, an Associate Professor of Music at Haverford College and Artistic Director of the Bucks County Choral Society, is a key fig ...

More than 600 people waited at a Darby Department of Public Welfare office this morning, seeking assistance to replace food destroyed by ...