Arts & Entertainment

Yannick Nezet Sequin takes the Philadelphia Orchestra’s podium at a precarious moment. The thirty-five year old Yannick Neze ...

While most people have gotten rid of their VHS camcorders and players, the tapes are still out there. And that’s funny — ...

The International House on the University of Pennsylvania campus is known for its avant-garde film screenings. For its one hundredt ...

During the run-up to a gubernatorial election, issues surrounding arts funding usually take a back seat to more pressing political ...

In just a matter of weeks, the Spectrum will be rendered to rubble. The 43-year-old sports arena in South Philadelphia will be demolished ...

We know recycling is the right thing to do, but it does not usually offer visceral satisfaction.  A group of designers has cr ...

  A city-wide festival of all things design launches this weekend. Design Philadelphia features about 150 exhibits and event ...

The eligibility requirements for the Knight Foundation’s Arts Challenge grant are remarkably simple: does your idea have a title, a ...

With a new name and new organizers, the annual arts event at Brandywine Park returns this weekend. Organizers of the highly antici ...

Theater companies, dance troupe’s and other artists are leaving big cities such as New York and San Francisco because they say it ...

The Children’s Theater of Dover and Kent County will be the new tenant in two historic buildings shuttered during budget cuts last ...

Sussex County theater faces foreclosure after attempt to reduce the threat of flooding several years ago backfired after the real estate ...

The 22nd annual Clifford Brown Jazz Festival is underway in downtown Wilmington. Now in its 22nd year, the ...

$350,000 was raise privately and from donations by Philadelphia city workers The Philadelphia Cultural Fund is spending over $350, ...

On Saturday the Franklin Insitute will debut a Cleopatra exhibit that is expected to be a blockbuster. The Franklin is the first s ...