Arts & Entertainment

On the debut album that brought her to Philadelphia, Hawk’s variety of influences provides listeners a glimpse into what future projects hold.

A whole new generation seems to be trading screens for binoculars and knitting needles. What’s behind the trend?

Former Pennsylvania Treasurer Joe Torsella and other newcomers join a massive field of producing nearly 100 shows for Fringe.

July 30 - Aug. 2: Clifford Brown Jazz Fest in Delaware, a who-done-it mystery scavenger hunt at the zoo and a cocktail-making competition.

Get ready to go for a trip down green-slime memory lane as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Double Dare.

After nearly a quarter of a century on the court, LeBron James wants to end his career wearing red white and blue.

Artists plaster stickers on poles and signs. Joel Palmer paints over them with green paint. The artists return with more stickers. Will the cycle ever end?

“Workshop of the World” shows of the Centennial Expo kickstarted the region’s industrial craft legacy.

The Delaware Community Foundation awarded $650,000 to 39 projects supporting Hispanic communities, including the Delaware Art Museum's expanding Spanish-language programming.

The free show, featuring tiny paintings, origami and sculptures, runs through Aug. 2 at vintage store At My House.

As the workshop and museum nears its 50th anniversary, its paid high school program continues teaching teens teamwork and creative expression.

The Association for Public Art commissioned architect Jeff Richards to showcase the possibilities of flax as a building material.

Her last broadcast will be on Monday, Aug. 31.

Multiple actors take a turn portraying the main character in this twisty take on the Shakespeare classic.

July 23 - 26: Delaware Arts 250, Ne-Yo and Akon in concert in South Jersey and open mic poetry in Philly are among weekend event highlights.