Arts & Entertainment

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 ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra musician strike lasted just two days, but an important two days: It was the season opening weekend. All concer ...

The presidential campaign this year has had so many unusual twists and turns, you might think it was like candy for political satirists.< ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra had to cancel all its concerts over the weekend when the musicians went on strike Friday evening just before t ...

The run of the play “Rizzo” was extended before it even opened on Wednesday, and why not? If any play is tailored to people w ...

With a Verizon Hall filled with fans for the opening night performance, musicians with the Philadelphia Orchestra went on strike Friday e ...

Seventy-five years ago, the Philadelphia Museum of Art installed an entire 16th century Hindu temple into its galleries, shipped to Phila ...