Arts & Entertainment

Fourth of July is over. What’s next for Philly? Historians share their takes.

Philly’s role as World Cup host has come to an end with a dominant performance by France on a scorching Fourth of July afternoon.

Muralist Christian Kanienberg says he’s “more interested in creating pieces of art that just happen to be murals that are conversation starters.”

The city’s free July Fourth concert on the Parkway is still on. Organizers say Saturday's star-studded show will happen rain or shine.

The soaring French return to Philly to face a Paraguay side that has already pulled off a giant-killing win over Germany.

In celebration of America’s big birthday, we’re spotlighting revolutionary people, places and events across our region.

Built on family ties, lifelong friendship and a shared musical obsession, the trio has become a fixture of Philadelphia's experimental music scene.

July 2 - July 5: DE250 Celebration in Del., July Fourth events in Philly and block party in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

Institutions blocks apart from each other have assembled 15 Declarations of Independence among them. They all tell a different story.

Festivities will be taking place all week at Citizens Bank Park in South Philly and at the Convention Center in Center City.

The 229-year-old classical building on 3rd Street has been closed to the public for decades.

After packed crowds for five group stage games in South Philly, excitement is building for what could be a marquee matchup on the Fourth of July.

With summer concert season in full swing, live music is heating up in July. Here are five acts to catch when they come through the region.

“By Design” makes the case that Betsy Wyeth was central to Andrew’s artistic vision.

“Revisit 1876” shows the good and the bad of Philadelphia’s shining international moment 150 years ago.