Arts & Entertainment

Every night this week, a short play will be performed in front of the meat cases of a butcher shop in Philadelphia’s Italian Market ...

At the new exhibit on International Pop at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, ...

This weekend, Philadelphia’s poet laureate will host her first poetry event since earning this accolade. Yolanda Wisher will delive ...

Harper Lee, the elusive author whose “To Kill a Mockingbird” became an enduring best-seller and classic film with its child ...

Office of Animal Welfare Delaware’s Office of Animal Welfare kicked off 2016 with new statewide animal control d ...

Musicians from Philadelphia indie rock bands are teaching music to young inmates at a city prison. “Beyond the Bars” is a pro ...

Philebrity publisher Joey Sweeney’s a pretty cool guy, I guess. He and his Long Hair Arkestra band are opening for Eleanor Friedberger ...

This weekend, the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia debuts an exhibition of work by Pablo Picasso painted during World War I, a time the ...

Dr. Nicholas DePace is a cardiologist by trade. When he’s not wearing a white coat, he’s one of the country’s premiere collectors o ...

A look at education issues in the first state, including an interview with the new secretary of education in Delaware, Dr. Steven Godwosk ...

A fluid, catchy adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility” calls for a fluid and catchy production – so it m ...

A city-imposed ban prevented at least three generations from skating – legally – at LOVE Park. Last week, this ban was lifted ...

A little-known artistic revolution in Cuba almost 40 years ago is now featured at the African American Museum in Philadelphia. A gro ...

“Ways to Disappear” by Idra Novey, a poet, translator, and lecturer in creative writing at Princeton University, is a genre- ...

One afternoon several weeks ago Blanka Zizka was — where else? — in a rehearsal. The artistic director and co-founder (along wit ...