Arts & Entertainment

A group of people are trapped in an English country mansion during a snowstorm. One of them is killed. Who did it? The premise of ...

In September 1787, the Constitution of the United States was signed. The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is ramping up to th ...

“Gamification” is the phenomenon of turning something into a game. As the general populat ...

A collection of 150-year-old photos, etchings and books, the historical library’s exhibition “Capitalism by Gaslight: The Sha ...

It’s a busy happy hour at Buffalo Billiards in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood.  The pool tables are full. So are t ...

An exhibition about the art of protest has opened in a small gallery space in North Chinatown in Philadelphia, featuring installations of ...

The University of Pennsylvania has launched an online radio station that plays nothing but poetry, 24/7. The automated Internet radio str ...

The city of Philadelphia has become one big art gallery for the next 12 weeks. As part of a new exhibition “Zoe Strauss: Ten ...

It’s too rich to pass up. The opening of the new Barnes Foundation exhibition space on the Parkway in May is going to attra ...

The Free Library of Philadelphia is hosting a brainstorming session this evening, seeking ideas for a new space it wants to open next yea ...

The Knight Arts Challenge has identified 55 finalists who are competing for up to $3 million in grants. The Philadelphia individuals a ...

Some of Philadelphia’s historical repositories have gotten a breath of fresh air, however briefly. For two years, the Hidden C ...

The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology invited a half-dozen area musicians to learn about its ancient ...

Boyz II Men is crooning its way back into our lives, though not exactly on home turf. The Philly-based group returns to the headli ...

The 17th annual Day of Service has been organized for Martin Luther King Day. On Monday, January 16, a record 85,000 people are expected ...