Arts & Entertainment

Mark Bittman, a New York Times food writer and advocate of sustainable food production, will speak at a Philadelphia synagogue W ...

This weekend, the Philly Pops will welcome its new music director-designate. Michael Krajewski will officially take over the podiu ...

The Princeton University Art Museum now has on display painted portraits of rich, white men. “Picturing Power: Capitalism, D ...

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Blue Hen fever As Elena Delle Donne’s college career comes to a close ...

“It’s really hard because you go a little bit, then you fall,” says Clare Robinson, 9. “It’s really sad bec ...

“The Trial of the Bow” was thought missing for 30 years until it was recently discovered in the Philadelphia headquarters of ...

If you want to talk global economy, trade expansion, outsourcing and growing new markets, don’t look at the present or even the fut ...

In 1980, the FBI set up a sting operation in a hotel near New York’s JFK Airport. The agency hired a former con man to act as a Mid ...

The inaugural First Friday Weekend offers a nod to the concurrent opening of the Philadelphia Flower Show with a scavenger hunt for flowe ...

In the summer of 1832, 18-year-old John Ruddy of County Donegal, Ireland, boarded a ship bound for America to look for work. ̶ ...

We have received a few emails from artists and galleries looking for, and unable to find, more information about the City Wide exhibition ...

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Mental health reform There are steps being taken to reform the mental health ...

It was the composer Rachmaninov who called the Philadelphia Orchestra “the finest orchestra the world has ever heard.” ...

The Pennsylvania Ballet announced its 50th Anniversary Season today at new dance rehearsal studios at the Louise Reed Center for Dance on ...

Nearly a dozen of Philadelphia’s artist groups are banding to together to form a collective of collectives. To be called Cit ...