Arts & Entertainment

Until the system broke down about 10 years ago, Tindley Temple, on Broad Street just below South, used to sound bells every Sunday mornin ...

Inside History While tickets to the National Museum of African American History and Culture are hard to come by, t ...

My hat comes off, and my heart goes out, to director Matthew Decker and the classy cast of the emotionally icky musical “A New Brai ...

A new community radio station has gone live in Philadelphia. WPPM, a low-powered station at 106.5 FM, will transmit from Center Ci ...

One of the best American painters of the 19th century, Thomas Eakins, was an early adopter of photographic technology. It turned out to b ...

Terror Behind the Walls at Philadelphia’s historic Eastern State Pe ...

Powerline plans We hear a lot about infrastructure upgrades and the fight over how to pay for those improvements. ...

Philadelphia film lovers can avail themselves of the more than 110 works comprising the 25th annual Philadelphia Film Festival. Philadelp ...

Changes are ahead for Philadelphia’s performing arts culture. “I call it Avenue of the Arts 2.0,” said David Ya ...

After 4,000 years of silence, the battle between the plow and the hoe will be rekindled at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Arche ...

When the Pennsylvania Academy for the Fine Arts’ new retail manager, Mary Lynne Mack, was hired just a month ago, her boss told her ...

Sustaining a business led by a fine artist, while retaining the integrity of one’s work, is not an easy task. I am an artist who gr ...

Katie O’Neil is a senior at Moore College of Art, studying painting, performance, and video. She has spent years defending her artw ...

To mark the last day voters can register in Pennsylvania, the mayor of Philadelphia joined a discussion about a little-known civil rights activist from the 19th century.

This weekend, the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a cello concerto by Saint-Saens, featuring a young soloist from Montreal playing on ...