Arts & Entertainment

Made in America will stay on the Ben Franklin Parkway.

The Philadelphia Women’s Slavic Ensemble opened the second annual Balkan at Bartram’s Garden event Sunday evening.

Add a little glamour to your everyday by attending one of these soirees in your finest all-white attire.

A muralist and a choreographer turn a South Philly studio into a labyrinth of imagination.

The mural honors slain police Sgt. Robert Wilson III.

This week, become an amateur archaeologist, catch some Slavic folk music, or participate in a river cleanup.

A Philadelphia couple with an interest in food history explore different cultures through traditional recipes.

Rapper Jay-Z pushes back at Philly mayor for pulling the Parkway out from under Made in America.

For the theater-loving public, PlayPenn’s annual conference, where new plays are workshopped, offers a peek behind the curtain.

The exhibit has been a year-long endeavor involving commissioned artists, a wide array of community members, and civic leaders who have come together.

Businesses in Philadelphia try to divert locals from going down the shore, to spend a little more time in the city.

The two-night event headlined by influential rock bands This Heat and Faust. Or at least sort of.

This summer, catch an al fresco production of a Shakespeare play.

"Star Wars" will be screened with its dialogue and sound effects intact, but with its score stripped out, replaced by a live version performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra.

For nearly a quarter century Terry McNally has played Marie Antoinette for Philadelphia's satirical Bastille Day celebration in the city's Fairmount section.