Arts & Entertainment

The daughter of rock star Dave Grohl played a sold-out concert that was cut short because she said she wasn’t feeling well.

Moviegoers have a lot to look forward to this summer, from Christopher Nolan’s epic version of “The Odyssey” to a live action “Moana.”

“Permanence: We Were Here” is a four-foot-tall ceramic vessel that explores the Pennsylvania museum’s history as the former site of the Bucks County Jail.

Pennsylvania Creative Industries voted to alter the previously approved overhaul of its funding process.

June 4-7: Indie Horror Film Fest in Del., live theater at Philly’s Carpenters’ Hall and Tonewood 10 in South Jersey are among the highlights.

Born Dito van Reigersberg, the singer, actor and cabaret star was a fixture of the city’s arts and LGBTQ+ communities.

Emma Hearn expects 100 students and former classmates at Germantown Academy to see her perform in “The Outsiders: A New Musical” this week.

The “dark days” of the British occupation were filled with parties, dancing and theater.

Austen’s Shelf is opening a permanent New Jersey bookstore as readers increasingly seek independent bookstores centered on community and connection.

Good vibes prevailed for the first day of the festival at Belmont Park despite long wait times at the entrance.

The July program at Grounds for Sculpture will bring together music, visual art and conversation to explore creative freedom with three acclaimed artists.

The five-piece band channels the adventurous spirit of early British folk-rock while forging a distinctly Philadelphia sound.

Block parties, fireworks and a star-studded concert on the Ben Franklin Parkway are on the calendar for a celebratory summer.

Kurt Vile's latest album, an ode to his Philly roots, drops May 29. He joins Avi Wolfman-Arent to talk about his signature lo-fi, DIY, rock and roll sound.

Just in time for Philly’s summer of soccer, Inis Nua puts the Homeless World Cup on stage.