Arts & Entertainment

There are between 15-30,000 Liberian immigrants living in the Philadelphia region, many of whom fled after the Liberian civil wars. ...

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How strange: The Three Musketeers hardly ever use their muskets. They’re far more comfy flashing swords, and in Ken Ludwig’s ...

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So, out in space, there’s this mysterious meteor — which may or may not be part of a sentient alien being. That part is not yet c ...

The dystopian drama “Perfect Blue” is not just touched by the digital world — the play and its production are defined b ...

What we become is the sum of our childhood lessons. In my early years, I didn't notice, but as a 35-year-old aunt and stepmom, I recognize the shaping of my own years.

Artwork by recently released prisoners is now on display inside Philadelphia City Hall. The hallways on its second and fourth floors are ...

Alida Fish was given a camera as a child to capture her world. Now through her art, she creates worlds of her own.

On Thursday, Philadelphia will open its annual pop-up park at Eakins Oval, on the Parkway. For the fifth consecutive year, The Ova ...

“And what do we say about historical accuracy?” a newly resurrected, glittering Edith Piaf asked the crowd assembled outside of Phila ...

A painting often has a story to tell. But that story can spill out beyond the canvas. What happened just before — or after — that sce ...

Over the weekend, a 300-foot replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial will be on display in a baseball field in Penndel, Bucks County. As ...

Beets, black eyed peas, collard greens, and cabbage sprawl across four acres at the Farm at Bartram’s Garden in Southwest Philadelphia. ...

The basketball world’s biggest curiosity will be at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Sunday. The Big3 league, co-fo ...