Arts & Entertainment

You can hear a lot of gasping at Bucks County Playhouse these nights, and not primarily because “Deathtrap” is at times an an ...

A giant mulberry tree shades hammocks in the back of an 8,000-square-foot vacant lot on South Street in Philadelphia. Umbrellas protect w ...

Movie buffs and Philadelphia history fans have a new way to see vintage films about the city. The Department of Records’ Cit ...

The Philadelphia Geek Awards are coming soon and nominations for the most outstanding and ...

End of Session A balanced budget for Delaware and a $10 million support package for casinos are some of the accomplishments of D ...

A Philadelphia doughnut shop and a Center City congregation have teamed up to launch a crowd-funded business that would help feed the cit ...

The performance comprises a series of seven dances taking place on, around, and above the river. An audience of 200 will be moving in a r ...

“A lot of people relate to birdhouses,” says Bob Gutowski as he leads a tour of 29 birdhouses installed along the walking pat ...

Can there be anything more light-headed in all of Shakespeare’s canon as “The Two Gentlemen of Verona,” a comedy about ...

Vera Nakonechny never set foot in Ukraine until she was well into her forties. Born of Ukrainian parents in Germany, she was raised ...

Years of experience and friends’ stories have taught me that, when dogs hear fireworks, they don’t howl out of enjoyment and ...

When you say “teen spirit,” what comes to mind? Energy, enthusiasm, or perhaps recklessness? Those traits certainly, but not ...

U.S. soccer fans are reeling after Belgium beat the American side during the knockout round of the World Cup. In Philadelphia, hun ...

The Civil War Trust, a national historic preservation group, is planning to purchase the house Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee used as his ...

The National Constitution Center will present its Liberty Medal to a 17-year-old girl from Pakistan who survived an attack from the Talib ...