Arts & Entertainment

The 2009 One Book, One Philadelphia program kicks off today. The Mayor’s office and Free Library of Philadelphia joint project prom ...

Today a former Philadelphia Inquirer columnist returns to the city of Brotherly Love to kick off the city’s seventh “One Book ...

This month marks the 200th birthday of legendary author Edgar Allan Poe. Scholars from Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore square off toda ...

Sports fans are gearing up for Sunday’s Eagles matchup against the Cardinals for the NFC crown and a trip to the Super Bowl. One ex ...

This year’s budget crisis led Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to make some unpopular decisions. One of those affected the 20,000 ...

Arden Theater Company has become a well respected presence in the Philadelphia arts community over its 20-year history. Tonight, My Name ...

By: Brenda Jorett WHYY’s Brenda Jorett talks to Inquirer columnist Jim Salisbury who has been covering the 50-game suspensio ...

Leaders of cultural organizations in Philadelphia are concerned about how the city will make future appropriations. The Philadlephia Orch ...

Philadelphia area art galleries will open their doors on this first Friday of the first month of the New Year. Tonight, you might overhea ...

By: Peter Crimmins Cold weather and money worries were little deterrent to participants and their fans for yesterday’s Mumme ...