Arts & Entertainment

The city’s historic Atwater Kent collection returns to public view for the first time since being transferred to Drexel University.

“Layers of Liberty” launched well before J.D. Vance became the Republican vice presidential candidate, but the exhibit still meets the moment.

July 18–21: Ice Cream Day in Philly, Dave Matthews Band in N.J. and “Julius Caesar” in Delaware are among this weekend’s highlights.

The Apologues connects artists with families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. City Council’s president is honoring that work.

“Private Gardens of Philadelphia” showcases beautiful places few people have seen.

Players across 80 teams donned special kits for the Icarus Cup at the Vidas Athletic Complex at Drexel University.

An exhibition of yard art at Penn ties urban artists to a mostly Southern creative vernacular.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is bringing African art to Philly. The plan is for the art to stay permanently.

“Don’t miss this beautiful performance, beautiful show, and this beautiful knockout,” Ennis said ahead of his headlining fight.

Dancer Iquail Shaheed organized a protest in Mantua after the killing of George Floyd in 2020. Now he is bringing it back as a neighborhood resource fair.

The Free Library has aimed for universal six days a week service at all of its 55 branches in the Philadelphia region for years. It may be coming this fall.

The ruling follows a Supreme Court case that led the NCAA to allow athletes to profit from their “Name, Image and Likeness.”

July 11 - 14: Blobfest in the Philly burbs, Christopher Cross in N.J., and the Shady Grove Music Fest in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

A Virginia man bought a tattered piece of cloth claiming to be part of George Washington’s war tent. It’s now in a Philadelphia museum.

Doug Hoekzema, also known as HOXXOH, shoots color using off-the-shelf lawn care equipment.