Arts & Entertainment

Changes are ahead for Philadelphia’s performing arts culture. “I call it Avenue of the Arts 2.0,” said David Ya ...

After 4,000 years of silence, the battle between the plow and the hoe will be rekindled at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Arche ...

When the Pennsylvania Academy for the Fine Arts’ new retail manager, Mary Lynne Mack, was hired just a month ago, her boss told her ...

Sustaining a business led by a fine artist, while retaining the integrity of one’s work, is not an easy task. I am an artist who gr ...

Katie O’Neil is a senior at Moore College of Art, studying painting, performance, and video. She has spent years defending her artw ...

To mark the last day voters can register in Pennsylvania, the mayor of Philadelphia joined a discussion about a little-known civil rights activist from the 19th century.

This weekend, the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a cello concerto by Saint-Saens, featuring a young soloist from Montreal playing on ...

It’s all Stephen King’s fault. At least, that’s how many professional clowns see the current wave of creepy clown threats th ...

The Barnes Foundation is displaying a new exhi ...

Flexing some mussel The freshwater mussel is considered one of the most endangered of all plants and animals in No ...

The African American Museum in Philadelphia has turned 40 years old, and to mark the occasion it is celebrating  another 40th annive ...

In “Grounded,” a fighter pilot soars. And Kittson O’Neill, the actress playing that character, soars as well in a dynam ...

As the raised viaduct railway in Philadelphia’s Callowhill neighborhood gets ready to transform into a park, the sordid history of ...

The public was invited to play a round of ping-pong against Table Tennis Olympian and North American Champion Wu Yue at the Shops at Libe ...

The musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra split into in small ensembles, then fanned out over the city Tuesday. They performed 1 ...