Arts & Entertainment

One of Philadelphia’s finest restaurants will not close, as was feared. Georges Perrier, owner of Le Bec-Fin on Walnut Street, has ...

The acoustics were terrible and the piano was missing a few notes, but the principal violinist from the Philadelphia Orchestra played in ...

Mummer Mark Danielewicz could operate a hot glue gun before he could tie his own shoes. His father was a mummer, both grandfathers were m ...

Glittering capes and golden slippers — and massive scorpions. The Mummers are making their final touches before tomorrow’s Ne ...

So, you want to watch the spectacle that is the Mummers Parade. Here’s a little tip sheet for the best feathered-and-sequine ...

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West Philadelphia station helps bring about a new law giving low-power outlets better representation on the radio dial. Grass-root ...

‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring–except the local disc jockey. ...

A rowhome in Kensington has been named the building of the year by the United States Green Building Council. The organization that ...

It may be difficult to quantify creativity, but a new report issued by Philadelphia’s office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Econ ...

Arts reporter and reluctant Christmas song expert Peter Crimmins takes you on an audio stroll through some of his favorite tunes. What ar ...

Last weekend, the 30th Street train station in Philadelphia sounded a lot like an old-fashioned typing pool from the TV show Mad Men. ...

The Philadelphia version of Brownstoner.com has called it quits. The popular blog about real estate, preservation and urban ecology was a ...

Aryon Hoselton is cutting out a pattern for a wench dress from an old hospital curtain. He’s also silkscreening, hustling he ...

After eight years of arguing, the new President’s House historical installation on Independence Mall is open to the curious, 24 hou ...