
Arts & Entertainment
Woodblock prints from first steps of Wharton Esherick’s career published again
The first carved woodblock prints by Wharton Esherick, an artist who was a major figure in American crafts, have just been republished. T ...
10 years ago
Transforming Eakins Oval into kaleidoscope of color for third summer of fun [photos]
By Wednesday, the parking lot on one end of the Parkway in Philadelphia will have been transformed into a temporary pop-up park, The Oval ...
10 years ago
Damaged Philly mural featuring Cosby destined for decommissioning
Underneath an Amtrak bridge spanning North Broad Street in Philadelphia, a mural called “Father’s Day” feature 17 Afric ...
10 years ago
Review: A 150th-year commemoration of the assassination of ‘Mr. Lincoln’
The first thing you see is the tall man in silhouette. He stands against the altar of the church in Cape May where the East Lynne&nb ...
10 years ago
Jockey who briefly died after 2013 fall returns to racing on Sunday
Sure, the expectation that ...
10 years ago
Jimmy Carter reflects on a long life
Jimmy Carter says he has never been haunted by the timing of the Iranian hostages’ release — just minutes after Ronald ReaganR ...
10 years ago
ListenCease Violence While government agencies try to figure out how to fund the fight against violence in Wilmington, o ...
Air Date: July 10, 2015
Mourning the loss of the Surflight and looking south to Cape May for theater at the Jersey Shore
They called it “Broadway at the Beach,” and for most of the last 65 years that’s what it was at Surflight Theatre, a sw ...
10 years ago
ListenNPR to change lineup of anchors for ‘All Things Considered’
NPR is changing its lineup of anchors for the flagship newsmagazine “All Things Considered,” adding two new hosts to the even ...
10 years ago
In BalletX premiere, ebb and flow of music cede space to dancers [photos]
This weekend, Philadelphia’s BalletX dance company will premiere a dance set ...
10 years ago
ListenReview: ‘Moon Man Walk’ and a new stage company
The endearing new play “Moon Man Walk,” about a young black man who grows up trying to understand the father he never knew, is a thea ...
10 years ago
Celebrating Philly’s pioneers of LGBT rights and looking to next generation [photos]
Gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people gathered on Independence Mall in Philadelphia on the 4th of July to celebrate the 50th a ...
10 years ago
Beach Bike Safety Delaware beach towns will be busy this 4th of July weekend. That means lots of work for the fore ...
Air Date: July 3, 2015
Review: ‘Bitter Homes & Gardens,’ a botanical hoe-down
Lettuce now praise singing vegetables, fruits and plants. And we will not squash the actors who portray them. Oh, pardon me. I just left ...
10 years ago
‘Intelligent Plants’ perform in cabaret [photos]
Are plants intelligent? Can they communicate? Can they also sing and dance? Yes, says the Bearded Ladies Cabaret. It ...
10 years ago