Arts & Entertainment

YEAH Philly’s “Know Your Rights” is a youth-focused guide for dealing with law enforcement.

Sept. 11–14: A medieval-themed science fair in Delaware, more fall fun in Philly and '80s star Sheena Easton in South Jersey are among weekend highlights.

The campaign centers around advertisements and an interactive badge builder where people can express their love for the City of Brotherly Love.

“Primary Trust” opens Sept. 19. The group’s creative team also helped with Cannonball productions as part of Fringe.

The friendly game against Paraguay at Chester’s Subaru Park is part of the USMNT’s two-game friendly series in November.

John Obringer uses an Etch A Sketch to draw Philly sports logos, the LOVE sign and the Philly skyline. Others are buying his artwork.

The exhibition highlights the state’s natural habitats and efforts to protect them.

Matt McClanahan and Lauren McChesney bought Shankweiler’s Drive-In in Oreland, Pennsylvania, in 2022 after learning the property might be sold to developers.

The splash fountains of Dilworth Plaza are now a temporary public art installation that allow people to conduct water like an orchestra.

Rennie Harris and Megan Bridge expand a student project from 25 years ago into an evening of self-reflection and social commentary.

The writer behind "Mare of Easttown" is Berwyn-based. He's back with a new crime drama, Task, that centers working-class Americans and is again set in Delaware County, Pa.

Carter could be headed toward a hefty financial penalty, if not worse, in the first major test of the NFL’s increased emphasis this season on sportsmanship.

“Some weird circumstances tonight,” Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said.

Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse are source material for two shows that touch on race, identity, sobriety and more.

The Philly Fringe has never been shy about using multiple languages. This year, artists are pushing the envelope.