Arts & Entertainment

In addition to hosting Stevie Wonder and David Bowie, Sigma Studios is where Philadelphia International Records – the Gamble, Huff, and Bell label – got its start.

"A Sunday Afternoon at Clark Park" will be built from sketches of different West Philadelphians spending time at the beloved neighborhood green.

The coronavirus forces the orchestra to be nimble and think small.

In “Pa’lante,” artist Heather Raquel Phillips uses a series of flags to recall Marcus Garvey’s Pan-African movement.

The pop-up theater will run for six weeks, and there’ll be food trucks on site.

The digitally streaming music festival offers longtime fans a way to camp through their laptops.

Philadelphia musicians discovered a narrow rowhouse block offers excellent acoustics for an outdoor chamber orchestra. They plan to pop up again.

Christopher Jackson to stream favorites with a live band to benefit the Kimmel Center and other performing arts centers across the country.

Festival creator Maori Karmael Holmes has been hired to bring cinema back to the Annenberg Performing Arts Center.

One of the last of the cultural institutions on the Ben Franklin Parkway to reopen, the museum will have been closed for almost six months.

Philadelphia is facing a long road to recovery. History shows us that public spending on the arts can bolster the economy — and the health of communities.

The Mural Arts Institute will bring the organization’s Philly model of public engagement to three more cities, the second round to be selected.

15 things you might not know about the iconic Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret.

The Philadelphia children’s museum in Fairmount Park believes the public is not yet ready to come back.

Union organizers said the driving issue was wanting to be involved in decisions like hiring, benefits, diversity and safety as the museum plans to reopen.