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Some money from the Federal stimulus package will be trickling into Philadelphia arts’ organizations soon. The city’s Office ...

Last year the Fleisher Art Memorial celebrated its 100th year of providing tuition-free art instruction in Philadelphia. This year, the s ...

By: Emily Jones Twenty-three groups will get between ten thousand and more than a hundred thousand dollars to expand access to the ...

A trip to Longwood Gardens in early spring is always a pleasure and a good opportunity to see what the coming seasons might look like as ...

Iraq has fallen out of the headlines, but the United States still has 130,000 troops at war there. Tomorrow, a little over six years sinc ...

The Philadelphia Film Festival/Cinefest starts today. Despite the name change, brought on by a rancorous fight among top management that ...

The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance is beginning work on its goal to double cultural participation in the region by the year 2020. ...

The new Temple Gallery at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art is open today. It’s the first show since the art school mov ...

In 2007, Leonore Annenberg received the Philadelphia Award, the city’s highest civic honor. But following the matriarch’s dea ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra is cutting expenses and staff to make up for a budget shortfall. From WHYY’s Arts and Culture Desk, Alex ...

The arts and culture sector has bucked many of the trends in the rest of the economy by relying on foundation support and individual givi ...

Spring may seem far away, but the Philadelphia Flower Show is in full swing. The fresh dose of flora is a welcome harbinger of warmer tim ...

By: Frank Fitzpatrick When writer John Updike died on January 28, sports writers mourned the loss of a man who truly understood t ...

This year, local nonprofit Philadelphia Dance Projects has created a pilot performance series for bringing dancers from across the countr ...