Arts & Entertainment

"Quite honestly, nobody really expected us to put up a performance like this," said Dart.

The Twenty-Sided Tavern show is interactive, improvisational, and a space to build community.

Schwarber became just the second player to homer over the pavilion.

Oct. 9-12: The Wilmington Film Fest, Chinatown Night Market in Philly and a special screening of Ken Burns’ new docuseries in South Jersey are among the event highlights.

The Clay Studio show features artists who have been through the mud and embraced ceramics as a way to heal and channel their story. Visitors are encouraged to join in.

The PMA will now be the more colloquial Philadelphia Art Museum, reflecting an institute embracing its host city.

Overdue inspections threw a wrench in Opera Philadelphia’s plans to activate the vacant Macy’s building.

Six sets from local artists and internationally renowned musicians will feature acoustic and electric blues.

New federal visa rules and the long arm of Philadelphia’s Licenses and Inspections thwarted productions in the Fringe.

The hitchhiking robot is the subject of a First Friday event — with free beer. Organizers are hoping it might become our next Punxsutawney Phil. Long live hitchBOT!

Oct. 1-5: A Goth Ball in Del., an urban pumpkin patch in Philly and the Collingswood Book Festival in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

WHYY’s Terry Gross will interview Ken Burns about his 12-hour film premiering in November, during a preview event in Camden on Oct. 9.

The Chicago-based artist’s newest work is semi-autobiographical while paying homage to the resilience and hope of migrants.

The world premiere of “The Unexpected 3rd,” at the People’s Light theater in Chester County, is partly due to Grody’s unexpected, online pandemic stardom.

The Liberty Bell and Rocky Statue are locks, but Billy Penn is curious what you think should get its own property square.