Arts & Entertainment

A program started under the auspices of the Centerville Simbas teaches girls as young as 5 how to wield a racket and hit a volley.

In just her second Grand Slam tournament, Raducanu ended the tournament as the first player since Serena Williams in 2014 to not drop a set in the U.S. Open.

Photographer Velvet McNeil describes being at ground zero to document the day the twin towers fell.

Ubuntu is more than a name for Steven CW Taylor’s spot — it’s an ethos.

Struggling to keep both themselves and a bridge upright, Miguel Horn’s ContraFuerte is open for your interpretation.

The annual Pew grants will distribute money toward arts institutions’ digital and diversity efforts.

Sep. 9 - Sep. 12: Things to do in Pa., Del., and N.J.

Dr. Ashley Jordan, of Cincinnati, has been announced as the new leader of the AAMP.

Cannonball is a new artist-produced festival-within-the-festival, a critical sign of growth for the Philly Fringe.

The two-day festival — a Labor Day weekend fixture in Philadelphia since Jay-Z started it in 2012 — opened at noon, with COVID rules.

Tens of thousands still plan to descend on the Parkway for the festival, where they’ll have to show vax proof or a negative test to get in.

The rain-heavy remnants of Hurricane Ida caused severe flooding of the nearby Schuylkill River, but will not affect the two-day music festival.

Tens of thousands are descending on the Parkway for the festival, where you have to show vax proof or a negative test to get in.

An exhibition inside the Fairmount Waterworks’ dilapidated underground pool explores the history of segregated swimming.

Blackberry Jams will dissect the jam band experience for Black fans, in the context of Black Liberation.