Arts & Entertainment

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of our picks.

A new musical comedy about an engaged young couple — torn by a commitment to no premarital sex and an attraction to phone fantasy — turns away from issues it addresses.

Jim Bell wanted cars to not blow through the stop sign in front of his Dover home, so he decorated the house with elaborate decorations for Halloween, and the cars stopped.

A Monument Lab project brings to City Hall 1600 paper flowers made by detained immigrants and their supporters.

In a one-man show filled with ideas, Aaron Davidman takes on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians and examines as many sides as he can find.

An effort at the Community College of Philadelphia to use slam poetry to help improve students' writing skills has become an Emmy-nominated reality TV-style game show.

The Philadelphia Film Festival has begun this week. On Saturday it will screen a movie shot entirely in North Philadelphia, a gritty drama called “Flesh and Blood.”

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of our picks.

Allentown Art Museum unveils strategic plan to become a proactive asset to city's revitalization.

Management consultants try to devise a process for their product by plowing through any business model they can conjure. In this case, the product is death.

“The puppet is mighty,” said Spiral Q puppet theater's Jennifer Turnbull, as staff and volunteers prepared for Saturday's 18th Annual Peoplehood Parade through West Philly.

Philly Style Bagels Producer: Michael O’Reilly Philly Style Bagels started with two friends, Collin Shapi ...

"Another Brooklyn" by Jacqueline Woodson is Philadelphia's choice for the next citywide reading program.

Have you ever looked at a blank canvas? Really looked at it? Those tiny little threads, woven together, it's that pattern gives Robert Straight his inspiration.

After being unsatisfied with jewelry that wasn't unique, a Wilmington entrepreneur took matters into her own hands and is now teaching others how to make their own jewelry.