Arts & Entertainment

Steve Heise and Alina Josan make music together by instinct and improvisation, one string at a time.

Anyone interested in expanding access to the arts in the city can apply to sit on a panel that will help choose grantees.

The city plans to return one of the statues outside the museum to Sylvester Stallone next year. A late twist changed which one it will be.

At this time last year, Nicholas Patterson could barely walk from chemotherapy. Now he is dancing with the Sugar Plum Fairy.

Eight years after its former owners announced a change, the building that hosts Isaiah Zagar’s famous mural is coming down.

Dec. 11–14: Enjoy a festive weekend with Olympic skating, holiday festivals galore and an adults-only Lego party.

The “Pipe Up!” series of performance events ends this weekend with a series of drag cabaret performances.

The defending Super Bowl champions lost their season-worst third in a row and fell to 8-5.

The Philadelphia Contraption Contest went dormant during the pandemic. It took an experimental theater company to bring it back.

Christina Vassallo, previously of the Fabric Workshop and Museum, will run the major arts funder for the Philadelphia region.

Brazil, France among the teams that will be at the Linc — excuse us, “Philadelphia stadium” – next June.

FIFA revealed matchups for the new round of 32 and other stages.

Ticket sales for stand up comedy shows have tripled in the last decade. Local comedians Tu Rae, Manny Brown, and Jamie Pappas tell us why.

Dec. 4-7: A sensory-friendly ‘The Nutcracker’ performance, George Lopez standup in Philly and a rare book fair.

Fifty-two Philadelphia innovations will be spotlighted in 2026, one each week, by the city’s artists and visitors bureau.