Arts & Entertainment

The orchestra announced that two pieces by female composers would be added to the lineup.

Guests: Danica Coto, Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez La Borinqueña is an Afro-Latina Puerto Rican comic book superhero ...

The festival showcases films that may be difficult to find in mainstream theaters.

This week, a slate of events is specially geared toward children on the autism spectrum.

They're dancing as fast as they can, then even faster.

As yet another art gallery bails out of Philadelphia's Old City, the neighborhood begins remaking itself.

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.