Arts & Entertainment

Lost art Faced with the dilemma of paying $20-million in debt by this fall or close, the Delaware Art Museum announced la ...

Lauren Hart remains a big part of the extended Flyers family at a time when her own family has grown. To her relief, both fit togeth ...

Editor’s note: Philadelphia-area resident Julia Wolfe has been selected to receive the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished musical ...

Alex Stanku manages the auctions at Material Culture in the East Falls neighborhood of Philadel ...

The elementary school musicians at Saint Francis DeSales in West Philadelphia get excited when they get to perform “Mambo” fr ...

It’s an all-too-common story around the world: a train comes down the tracks, a despondent person runs in its way. It’ ...

Some giants from the world of experimental jazz are coming to play the city of Philadelphia — literally. For the next month, ...

Today, William Shakespeare would have been 450 years old. Sort of. The actual date of Shakespeare’s birth is not known for c ...

The endearing little show called “Midsummer,” in a smartly done production by Inis Nua Theatre Company, is told much like a s ...

Landscape of the Mind We start our Experience tour with George Martz. He spent 20 years as an art teacher at the Tower H ...

Environmental journalist Dan Fagin’s 2013 book “ ...

With this year’s overlapping of Passover and Holy Week, many area residents are sharing a period of contemplation and somber reflec ...

Next season’s production lineups are floating in like spring breezes. The area’s 50-plus professional stage companies – the ...

Over the past few years there’s been a full-on renaissance when it comes to Philadelphia’s pizza scene. We did some digg ...

During the Wednesday lunch rush at the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, shoppers were surprised by a sudden onslaught of saxophon ...