Peter Crimmins

Institutions blocks apart from each other have assembled 15 Declarations of Independence among them. They all tell a different story.

The 229-year-old classical building on 3rd Street has been closed to the public for decades.

“By Design” makes the case that Betsy Wyeth was central to Andrew’s artistic vision.

“Revisit 1876” shows the good and the bad of Philadelphia’s shining international moment 150 years ago.

A $150 million plan to beautify a mile of South Broad has begun with a “beta test.”

Smith’s great-great-grandfather, Basil Biggs, buried the dead after the Battle of Gettysburg.

“Priority Hoarding,” coming this fall, will invite audiences to sort through 16 years of cardboard props.

A summer camp of singing and dancing is the first run-through of the ballet building’s community accessibility.

Low-impact prompts to encourage creative play are sprinkled around high-traffic areas of Center City.

The multi-disciplinary “Pepperpot” performance brings to life the 18th-century peddlers' songs from Philadelphia’s cobblestone streets.

After 50 years as an interview host, Gross fields questions from Nézet-Séguin about opera, life choices and smoking.

For decades, descendants of Abigail Hartman Rice have hunted for evidence of their ancestor’s patriotic contribution to enshrine her in the nonprofit.