Arts & Entertainment

This year’s Fourth of July festival begins early, with a focus on Juneteenth.

Quibbling aside, it was a rare showing for the Delaware Valley — and many locals respected it.

In 2020, the American Alliance of Museums got a lot of attention from another survey predicting a third of U.S. museums could permanently close due to the pandemic.

The teacher leading the project says it’s an opportunity for the school community to really see and hear each other again. "We’ve spent so much time apart."

A ghost train station, a big sustainability boost, and a new skylight above the steps.

Veterans and immigrants build a traditional Iraqi house of reeds in a nature preserve in Roxborough.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Dept. partners with Nerd Street Gaming to include esports in programming, with the goal of increasing access to high-end tech.

Judge Blake Shelton has said The Voice winners are not given the chance to succeed after the show. Cam Anthony may buck that trend.

The Museum of Illusions is set to open a location at 4th and Market streets in Old City.

The collaboration, called “Blooming Desserts,” will feature desserts from Jillian Bakes, KakeMi Cakes, and Sweet Nina’s.

If you don’t have your own wheels, you can always rent a pair.

This will be the 10th anniversary of the concert of top-tier hip-hop, rock, and electronic musicians presented by rapper Jay-Z.

The Franklin Institute brings back Dyymond Whipper-Young’s record-breaking sketch so her students can color it in.

One year after George Floyd's murder, poet Jericho Brown discusses his Pulitzer prize-winning collection "The Tradition," and shares his reflections on racism and violence.

The open-air amphitheater, managed by Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, will operate on a modified schedule due to COVID-19.