Arts & Entertainment

Ice cream celebration at Reading Terminal Market is part of Welcome America festivities.

For Fourth of July, Wawa hosts a series of free events all over the city. There’s always music, but this is the first year a gospel choir will perform at Independence Hall.

Starting Monday, the Philadelphia History Museum will shut its doors after partnership talks with Temple University abruptly end.

The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year, which means stretching celebrations out for a whole week. Expect parades and, of course, fireworks all around the region.

Environmental artist Stacey Levy has devoted two years to developing an installation over several sites along the river.

No cause of death was given, though he had reportedly been diagnosed with cancer.

To Carlos Alejandro, fine art photography is the expression of ideas and he has been expressing those ideas for over 40 years.

The invitations are part of the Academy's stated mission to include more women and more people of color after the 2014 and 2015 #OscarsSoWhite controversies

The rhythm of African drums swelled on Saturday during the annual Juneteenth parade, commemorating the announcement of the abolition of slavery on June 19, 1865.

Guests: Dustin Wax, Timaree Schmit The word “burlesque” likely conjure images of seduction and stript ...

The Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford has opened a show of contemporary art grappling with the sublime in nature.

Leonard Miller’s first car was a 1940 Ford Club Coupe, a chop-top convertible that he modified with a Mercury motor and a transmission pulled from a Lincoln.

John Jarboe, the founder of Philadelphia's Bearded Ladies Cabaret, performs in the persona Mx. Rogers, a gender-fluid version of Fred Rogers.

This summer, you can learn more about the histories of Philadelphia and Wildwood, New Jersey, through tours of their unique neon signs.

With summer in full swing, here are our picks for the last full week of June.