Arts & Entertainment

“Elongate your spine so it reaches Penn tower,” said yogi Jennifer Schelter, leading a class of 2,000 on the steps of the Philadelphi ...

Every day, 180,000 pedestrians walk around or through Philadelphia’s City Hall.  Paul Farber wants all of them to imagine what ...

For the past eight years, neighbors in Kensington have kept Philly weird with their madcap derby of homemade, human-powered vehicles tour ...

A Glimpse Into the Future Advanced placement tests are given to high school students around the country who have c ...

This weekend, Philadelphia will host its first Renaissance Faire. The organizers of the two-day event say it is the only one to be held i ...

On Saturday, the Philadelphia Singers will perform its final concert, ever. The classical chorale group has been a mainstay of the region ...

Visitors to the galleries of the Barnes Foundation are often so engrossed in the complicated arrangement of the masterpieces on the walls ...

State of Our Water A few weeks ago people of all ages came together for a single purpose – the 24th Annual C ...

This weekend, the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia opens an exhibition about Genghis Khan, the 13th century Mongol who conquered most o ...

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller speaks with Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann about his new memoir, “Deal: My Three Dec ...

The sweeter that things seem in the new play “brownsville song,” the sadder they are. Even when a black high-school senior na ...

The sweeter that things seem in the new play “brownsville song,” the sadder they are. Even when a black high-school senior na ...

The Snyderman-Works Gallery in Philadelphia — one of the oldest Studio Craft galleries in the country — is now celebrating it ...

Here are the ingredients in Edward Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”: Imbalance, alcoholism, co-dependenc ...

The homeless population in Norristown, Pennsylvania, has been asked to participate in a theater production of “In the Blood,” ...