Arts & Entertainment

“Revisit 1876” shows the good and the bad of Philadelphia’s shining international moment 150 years ago.

Curaçao fans showed lots of underdog spirit as the smallest nation ever to compete in World Cup play.

Many didn’t give the Caribbean island a chance at the tournament, or know where it is. Now it’s one of the Cinderella stories of the summer.

June 25-28: “The Cher Show” in Delaware, Africatown Diaspora Festival Philly and the Soccer Fest in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

A $150 million plan to beautify a mile of South Broad has begun with a “beta test.”

Smith’s great-great-grandfather, Basil Biggs, buried the dead after the Battle of Gettysburg.

Rare documents and artifacts are on display at the museum in Trenton through the end of the year.

Kylian Mbappé scored twice for Les Bleus as Iraq’s diaspora cheered on their nation’s return to the tournament.

The fifth annual festival showcased 11 films, including documentaries and a horror flick set in Philly’s Washington Square Park.

“Priority Hoarding,” coming this fall, will invite audiences to sort through 16 years of cardboard props.

The free two-day event featured nine live performances, more than 85 artists and vendors, and packed crowds along Butler Pike.

“Clean Up Your Mind,” featuring songs recorded by the band Choice 4 Inc. in 1972, is now available for the world to hear.

Three-day passes for the festival start at $295. Alternative music icon Kim Gordon and electronic duo Bicep will headline.

Hundreds of yellow jersey-wearing Brazil fans took over the Art Museum steps this week before descending on South Philly to watch the Canarinho win.

Inside Lantern Theater and Quintessence Theatre Group’s efforts to draw patrons outside of Philly’s traditional arts district.