Arts & Entertainment
Flower Show visitors find an island of summer color in Philadelphia
The 2012 Philadelphia International Flower Show is running now through March 10 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. NewsWorks s ...
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Historic Elkins Estate may return to nuns
The owners of a historic estate just north of Philadelphia have been forced to give it back to its previous owners. The 42-acre ...
13 years ago
One of Philadelphia’s legendary restaurants will close this weekend as a new owner begins renovations. After 48 years, Georg ...
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New edition of Philbrick Hall lends more space to Free Library
The main branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia will reopen the newly restored room housing its collection of popular fiction, music, ...
13 years ago
Playing the game of life as Du Bois found it in Philadelphia of 1896
The work and legacy of sociologist W.E.B. Du Bois have been incorporated into a new board game and learning tool for Philadelphia high sc ...
13 years ago
Bayard Rustin: the architect of the March on Washington you may have never heard of
Most everyone knows Martin Luther King’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. But few people know about the West Chest ...
13 years ago
Another battle of Princeton: history buffs try to save land in private hands
The fight over the Princeton Battlefield could be won Thursday night. Part of the site where General George Washington won a pivot ...
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Historic Germantown nominated for Councilman David Cohen Award
Historic Germantown, a consortium of 15 cultural and historic sites in Northwest Philadelphia, has been nominated for the Councilman Davi ...
13 years ago
Screenwriter and Temple professor casts his vote for the Oscars
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences does not publish its list of members over 5,700 members who vote for the Oscar awards. At ...
13 years ago
Kitchen collections of Philly’s grand dame of cuisine set for sale
Philadelphia foodies will have a chance to own a piece of local culinary history. The personal kitchen of Julie Dannenbaum, a prominent f ...
13 years ago
The cost of war reporting at Act II Playhouse
The Broadway drama “Time Stands Still” took to the stage this past weekend at Act II Playhouse in Ambler, Pa., with an emotio ...
13 years ago
Philly library balks at realignment of Pa. services for the blind
The Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped in Philadelphia faces a reduction of many of its services for the blind beginning in ...
13 years ago
Students speak out after Villanova cancels workshop by gay performance artist
Tim Miller is used to adversity. He was part of a handful of artists (the NEA 4) in the center of a culture war in the 1990s, when ...
13 years ago
The art of egg tempera: Thin veils of color mask ‘hidden realities’ at Michener
So, how do you like your eggs? The Michener Museum in Doylestown has served up an exhibition of paintings using egg tempera, an an ...
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Finally, Penn names W.E.B. Du Bois honorary professor
On Friday, the University of Pennsylvania named W.E.B. Du Bois an honorary professor, 49 years after his death. The Harvard-traine ...
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