Arts & Entertainment

The 30-year-old will spend the summer cruising the high seas. But this isn’t “goodbye” to Citizens Bank Park; it’s more like “see you later.”

Organizers say highlighting Philly’s African American history and its future takes on more urgency.

Steeped in appreciation, the Lantern Theater Company’s production begins a monthlong run on Feb. 12.

Anticipating a comprehensive cultural plan being drafted by the city, the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance outlines key areas of concern.

This reimagined production of the beloved classic comes to Philly, 30 years after the original Broadway show.

Feb. 13–16: Valentine’s Day and Presidents Day weekend brings concerts, comedy and family fun to the area.

The center opens a new interactive gallery featuring rare founding-era artifacts and everyday stories ahead of America’s 250th birthday.

The heavyweight champion, an inspiration for Sylvester Stallone’s fictional boxer, will move to a spot near the foot of the museum's steps — after Rocky moves to the top.

The bronze sculpture of Philly’s real heavyweight champion, an inspiration for Stallone’s fictional creation, has been in the sports complex since 2015.

The PMA faces more leadership turnover months after the CEO’s firing and as the museum moves past a disputed rebrand.

Reading helps children explore worlds they may never see, said City Council’s Kendra Brooks, and fuels a hunger for knowledge.

Whether you’re a seasoned bookworm or curious browser, we have a look into Philly’s book scene that can help you get more involved.

This year's Super Bowl ads cost an average of $8 million per 30-second unit.

The film festival is feeling the pinch after cuts in federal funding, particularly in areas focused on diversity.

Devan Shimoyama questions the desire for perfection in his new exhibit, “SHIFT,” drawing from a reimagining of the Major Arcana of the Tarot deck.