Arts & Entertainment

A Philadelphia jazz musician support organization, Jazz Bridge, is releasing a book of jazz songs composed by local musicians. The ...

On Sunday, 14 beer-drinking guys will don flannel and strut a catwalk in a bar in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties. Men from ...

Marty Moss-Coane was joined today on “Radio Times” by Tony Campolo and his son Bart. Tony is a prominent long-time pastor, an ...

Yvonne Orji, the actress and comedian best known for her role as Molly on the HBO series “Insecure,” joined Marty Moss-Coane ...

A modern dance company from Cuba is coming to the Prince Theater in Philadelphia this week. Malpaso has been praised internationally for ...

The Fairmount Water Works is showing off its mussels. A new, permanent exhibit at the former municipal pumping station near the Ar ...

Grammy-winning jazz singer Al Jarreau, who transcended genres over a 50-year career, died at a Los Angeles hospital Sunday, jus ...

There’s a ton of feeling in the soup-kitchen play “Grand Concourse,” and every ounce of it rings true. That’s par ...

The University of Pennsylvania Museum received a mysterious package last week — a small suitcase that once belonged to an artist who tr ...

This weekend, a new play debuts in Philadelphia that relates the Holocaust of World War II to political events today. The abstract, exper ...

In “The Enchanted,” an adaptation of a strange play written by Jean Giraudoux in 1933, life battles with death. And the real ...

After suffering four heart attacks, Thom Allen retired from his stressful sales job and started making cigar box guitars.

Erik Weihenmayer has mental visions of riding his bike when he was young; he watches himself chase neighborhood kids in the woods and swi ...

Great cities often have iconic symbols that represent them.  Paris has the Eiffel Tower, London has Big Ben, and, of course, Philade ...

It’s impossible to fully capture centuries of black history in one month, but each year for Black History Month, opportunities abou ...