Arts & Entertainment

Tomorrow is Record Store Day — when vinyl devotees pay tribute to the independent shops which in a digital world manage to keep their g ...

ADA 25 This Summer marks the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Designed to level the playin ...

The nation’s largest concert promoter is opening a new venue in one of Philadelphia’s fastest-growing neighborhoods, and city ...

Don’t be surprised if you become visibly giddy after “The Fair Maid of the West” begins, and if you haven’t been ...

The newest addition to Philadelphia’s public art collection is neither a sculpture, nor a mural. It’s a website and a film. ...

Play ball! But wait — time out! Don’t play ball, just pretend that you are. And there you have it — the plot of th ...

Play ball! But wait — time out! Don’t play ball, just pretend that you are. And there you have it — the plot of th ...

The Schuylkill River trail in Philadelphia has a new resident — a male figure hovering horizontally over a globe. He appears to be in t ...

A powerhouse of a new play by Philadelphia-based playwright Thomas Gibbons makes you think twice about your inner android. It’s cal ...

New approach to hiring Who would have thought Twitter would replace help wanted ads? That’s what’s happeni ...

“The hardest thing for a dog to do on stage is nothing,” says Bill Berloni, a Tony award-winning dog trainer. Berloni ...

Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s current rendition of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is a good romp, just as it sh ...

Two unfinished sketches by Paul Cézanne, discovered during paper conservation treatment, will be on display at the Barnes Foundation thr ...

When Malcolm Gladwell’s best-selling book “David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants” was p ...

A play about the current state of Pennsylvania public schools will premiere at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia this week ...