Kimberly Haas

Artist Harry Bertoia was fascinated by metal. His interest took him from making jewelry to designing furniture to creating sculpture. ...

After decades of brightening Philadelphia with wall murals, the city’s Mural Arts Program is going 3-D. Its Open Source project wil ...

This summer an enterprising double-decker tour bus company is offering a bit more than extra altitude. On-board concerts, featuring ...

Tourism is a major industry in Philadelphia, and the city is home to several iconic grand hotels. Our guest on Recap is an important fixt ...

Teachers are accustomed to prepping for different settings, taking class size into consideration. But how do you go about it when most we ...

Philadelphia is a great city for festivals. When the weather turns nice, they seem to just pop up all over. But behind the scenes, it tak ...

Adam Balkovic’s career as a knife maker started on a negative note when a respected friend told him nobody did that sort of thing. ...

Rabbi Denise Eger talked about her aspirations for the Reform movement with WHYY’s Kimberly Haas. The Central Conference of ...

They might seem like opposite ends of the art spectrum: oil paintings and comic book drawings, but Mike Manley divides his week between b ...

Do you ever wonder how opera companies and classical ensembles can have those “casts of thousands?” The answer is a host of p ...

It’s a familiar tale for long-time residents of Philadelphia, or any large U.S. city, for that matter. Remember when South Street, ...

The holiday season is a time to think about giving, not just to family and friends, but to those in need. This week’s guest on Reca ...