Arts & Entertainment

The Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia expects to emerge from bankruptcy proceedings, with an additional $10 million in its coffers,&nbs ...

Restauranteur Marc Vetri and his front-of-house partner Jeffrey Benjamin will sell their restaurant group to Urban Outfitters. The ...

In 1973, the most significant cultural exchange in the world was the Philadelphia Orchestra’s first tour of Communist China. ...

Growing up in the early 1990s with a budding interest in cinema wasn’t always easy for Musa Syeed. As a Muslim, he was expected to ...

Eastside rising WHYY has been following Wilmington’s Eastside Rising Project from the beginning. Two years ago, ...

Ask me what the play “Equivocation” is about and I could give you lots of answers, including God, souls, religion, politics, ...

Do you remember what happened on Friday, Oct. 9, 2015? For the most part it was a pretty typical day in Philadelphia. It was kind ...

With its New Year’s Day parade just seven weeks away, the Mummers organization is making changes to bring more diversity to the Phi ...

The African American Museum in Philadelphia has created an exhibition of work by contemporary artists and installed it somewhere else. Th ...

When art consultant Clara Hollander returned one year from Art Basel, a major art fair in Miami, she was buzzing with ideas about how to ...

In Northeastern Pennsylvania last weekend, bartender Joe Philistine served his last drink. “I was born to be a bartender, ...

Chad Beckim’s flinty new play “Lights Rise on Grace” is as much about a clash of cultures as it is about trying, and fa ...

McDole family speaks out It’s been over 6 weeks since wheelchair bound Jeremy McDole was shot and killed by Wilm ...

A Los Angeles-based modern dance troupe has been asked by the U.S. State Department to act as cultural ambassadors to Israel and Jordan. ...

“Frank Rizzo: The Last Big Man in Big City America,” a 1993 biography, is the basis of a new play, “Rizzo,” now a ...