Jen Kinney

For the fifty-year anniversary of the Wilmington military occupation, the Delaware Art Museum examines how the past reaches its tendrils into the present.

This week, consider a day trip to Wilmington for one of the eclectic events happening there.

This week, become an amateur archaeologist, catch some Slavic folk music, or participate in a river cleanup.

A Philadelphia couple with an interest in food history explore different cultures through traditional recipes.

If you won’t be watching the World Cup final, or down in the waves, check out one of these events.

The Fabric Workshop and Museum has partnered with Lightbox Film Center to present a film series celebrating the iconic jacket.

The Franklin Institute will become the scene of a (fictional) murder for this Science After Hours event.

If the heat’s gotten the best of you this week, fear not. I’ve rounded up some places where you can escape the city and cool down.

This two-day festival showcases first-time musicians, as well as those who have long been left out of the spotlight.

Visitors to the Penn Museum with visual impairments will be able to touch actual artifacts, including a 13-ton Egyptian sphinx.

For Fourth of July, Wawa hosts a series of free events all over the city. There’s always music, but this is the first year a gospel choir will perform at Independence Hall.

The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year, which means stretching celebrations out for a whole week. Expect parades and, of course, fireworks all around the region.