Arts & Entertainment

Federal travel posters designed in the Depression-era pop up as the 18th-century building gears up for big anniversaries.

For his show “After the Fall,” installation artist John Schlesinger wrapped neon tubing around concrete debris and reclaimed chicken wire windows.

“Higher Love” tells the story of Daryl Gannt as he struggles to extricate his girlfriend, who is pregnant and has a drug addiction, from the Camden streets.

The Scottish actor rose to international superstardom as the suave and fearless secret agent, first playing Bond in “Dr No” in 1962.

“Rendering Justice,” at the African American Museum of Philadelphia, features artists making work about reentering society.

For 35 years, Piffaro the Renaissance Band has faithfully played 17th century music. This year, it had to think outside the box.

Tommy Oliver’s documentary shows the radical commune’s early years, tracing escalating tension with the city that led up to the tragic 1985 police bombing.

While Cirque d’Vote was performing for the amusement of voters in North Philadelphia, the rapper dropped by. An impromptu jam ensued.

It’s a new venture from the woman behind Emani Milan, whose custom crochet is worn by Cardi B. and Megan Thee Stallion.

The orchestra has elevated its manager of inclusion, diversity and equity to a vice president position.

A sound installation along 5th Street evokes the nighttime chorus of coquí frogs.

The Navy Yard installation by Group X is up till the day before Election Day.

FEAST brings dozens of performers from around the world into a 12-hour online event.

Many people have long said certain Disney classics like Peter Pan, Dumbo and The Aristocats contain racist stereotypes and overtones.

Keep a lookout for a South Fellini “Wawa Jawn” t-shirt.