Arts & Entertainment

An ancient Roman floor recently discovered in Israel has come to Philadelphia. There are no human figures in the mosaic. No religi ...

“Can everyone keep quiet for a minute?” And so the soft-spoken artist, Tacita Dean, shushed a roomful of men installin ...

February is African American History month, and the National Museum of American Jewish History is now featuring an exhibit about a partic ...

The stagehands of the Philadelphia Theatre Company have ended their strike. Management and the stagehands union negotiated an agreement e ...

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced the 2013 Philadelphia Flower Show theme — “Brilliant!” — on Friday after ...

When Marissa Eldridge goes to her mother’s house this Sunday, she’ll be forced to watch the Super Bowl. “I hate ...

The Berlin Farmers Market is not really a farmers market. Its name reaches back to the 1940s, when it was a livestock and pro ...

A new name for the old Opera Company of Philadelphia has been a long time coming. “The Opera Company of Philadelphia — ...

There aren’t any showstoppers in “Jewish Artists In America: 1925 – 1945,” now on view at the National Museum of ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s new music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, will face some of city’s youngest musicians this wee ...

A small choral ensemble in Ottsville, Pa., near Doylestown, will present the U.S. premiere of a centuries-old piece of Baroque music. ...

“I’m a half-full kind of guy,” says Cyril Reade, the director for the Center of Art on the Rutgers-Camden campus. The r ...

Playwright Katori Hall started writing “The Mountaintop” in 2007, just as Barack Obama began running for president. But she h ...

Penrose Elementary in Southwest Philadelphia threw an Inaugural Ball for their student body this afternoon to celebrate the swearing in o ...

If you bought a ticket to the theater, or recently took an art class, or somehow participated in a cultural event, you might be hearing f ...