Arts & Entertainment

A year and a half after opening, the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia gets a new leader.

Todd Rundgren, former member of Utopia and notable classic rock musician, is nominated for the first time for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2019.

In her largest solo show, Suzanne Bocanegra takes over the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia with four installations about women in trouble.

The Navy Yard in Philadelphia unveils its first major public art installation, a comically ferocious sea monster.

"Girl With Balloon" ran through a shredder embedded in the frame, leaving half the canvas hanging from the bottom in strips.

The festival of jazz and contemporary music features new and established musicians, as well as tributes to past luminaries.

The Municipal Services Building in downtown Philadelphia hosts a temporary mural and programming about citizens returning from prison.

A new mural of 19th century Philadelphia activist Octavius Catto shows a collective movement for civil rights.

A punky new show tells us that we should bloody well love 'em.

Guests: Kristin Finger, Darryl Charles, Shannon Fahey A couple weeks ago, we here at Radio Times decided it might ...

Ibrahim Miari grew up Jewish and also Muslim, and stands between two cultures.

After last year's citywide exhibition of 20 temporary monuments, the Monument Lab issues a report on what the public wants.

Remorse and regret may fill the lyrics, but warmth fills the room.

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2018-19 season begins tonight at The Grand Operas House in Wilmington. Opening with a celebrat ...

Trump once called them "shitholes." Now artists from those countries are reclaiming the epithet.