Arts & Entertainment

Guests: Deborah Plant, Autumn Womack, Johnnie Hobbes Jr. Barracoon: The Story of the Last “Black Cargo ...

The traveling carnival visits towns across the country to propel social change through theater, storytelling, songs, and games.

Part science fiction, part medieval reinterpretation, “feeld” by trans poet Jos Charles can feel like a puzzle, making readers work for its meaning.

A self-taught artist, Nancy Josephson mixes ‘blingy stuff’ together with taxidermy and busts of people to make art that will ‘surprise and delight.’

The festival produces the play the way Shakespeare would have, from what we know today.

A digital artist turns Philadelphia's Icebox gallery into an immersive interpretation of 4th Amendment privacy laws.

John Coltrane's vacant house on North 33rd Street is deteriorating but still bears marks of the composer's achievement.

For the fifty-year anniversary of the Wilmington military occupation, the Delaware Art Museum examines how the past reaches its tendrils into the present.

This week, consider a day trip to Wilmington for one of the eclectic events happening there.

If you didn't book your tickets to Hogwarts in time, celebrate the birth of the Boy Who Lived at one of these local events.

Songs from a half century ago still resound with meaning for a troubled time

Shakespeare in Philadelphia's Clark Park backs up "Twelfth Night" with a glam-rock band of kids from the neighborhood.

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.