Arts & Entertainment

Born in Flames is an entertaining, energetic mélange of punk and science fiction, set in the not-too-distant future (which is to say, around now).

The globally touring exhibition, featuring material from across the entire Wizarding World, will premiere at the Franklin Institute in 2022.

Defecting from Czechoslovakia 48 years ago, Zizka helped forge Philadelphia’s theater renaissance.

Penn Live Arts’ name reflects its mission to go beyond its theater walls. The Pennsylvania Ballet becomes Philadelphia Ballet to honor hometown.

Alphonso Atkins Jr. has had a long career in diversity, equity, and inclusivity management.

Created with Mural Arts, the artwork is part of a promo campaign for the music documentary “Summer of Soul.”

Sherry Howard has been combining small auctions and estate sales for years, and now has an impressive Black art collection. She explains how she did it.

Art From The Heart is taking cryptocurrency to the neighborhoods.

Philadelphia Museum of Art launches Art Kids, a program to give children the opportunity to create art inspired by female artists.

Conan O'Brien keeps saying this goodbye is a good thing.

The largest pipe organ in the world is 100% operational, with legions of fans.

Philadelphia vocalist Shekhinah B. started the series as a way to create opportunities for Black women in an industry that has long exploited them.

For many years, artists have been quietly warning one another about abusive behavior, then a social media comment drove them into the street.

Before the Broadway debut of Antoinette Nwandu’s play in August, two Philly companies co-produce an outdoor version in Hawthorne Park.

The African American Museum in Philadelphia will hold a special events series to mark Juneteenth and the Fourth of July.