Arts & Entertainment

A festival this Saturday will celebrate the show and the city’s role in U.S. history.

March 5–8: “The White Chip” in Delaware, Women’s History Month festivities and Robert Glasper in Philly are among this week’s highlights.

The William Penn Foundation will provide $7.6 million to help Philadelphians with low incomes or disabilities visit several organizations.

The DIY concert series, founded by Steven Tobin, pairs global folk traditions with underground local artists — and keeps shows accessible to everyone.

An earlier trial run proved to the museum that paying what you wish can actually generate more ticket revenue than standard pricing.

From Aztec to Indonesian traditions, dance groups offer immigrant children a space for culture, belonging and resilience as families navigate fear and uncertainty.

The nation’s largest and oldest horticulture show features fantasy tableaus about the origins and evolution of American gardening.

Feb. 27 - March 2: “Glory Ride” in Delaware, a special presentation at the Philadelphia Film Society and Atlantic City Boat Show in South Jersey are among weekend highlights.

What started as a showcase of industrial ingenuity at the 1876 Centennial Exposition has shape-shifted many times.

For two decades, the event has become a launchpad for local designers, turning a grassroots experiment into an enduring creative institution.

Local butterflies and bees need more homes. Philly’s science community has some creative solutions.

The musical inspired by “Cyrano de Bergerac” and Steve Martin’s film “Roxanne” features new and familiar songs by Saliers.

Historic Philadelphia has hired more performers to populate Old City for the semiquincentennial.

Studio 2 co-host Avi Wolfman-Arent is joined by Jeremiah Zagar, filmmaker and son of Isaiah Zagar.

Philly is covered in the artist’s mosaic tiles. Here are some of his most impactful public pieces.