Peter Crimmins

“The First Salute,” opening in April, will tell the story of a tiny, largely Jewish island that played a key role in the Revolutionary War.

The musical theater composer stopped in Wilmington during the “Phantom of the Opera” revival tour to talk about Victorian-era paintings.

Days after being terminated “for cause,” Sasha Suda described the museum board as “corrupt” and “dysfunctional.”

The art movement originated in France in 1924 and quickly began influencing all forms of media across the globe.

“Hidden Virtuosas” premieres Baroque music by the most downtrodden women of Venice, not heard in three centuries.

Sasha Suda was hired just three years ago from Ontario. A reason for her termination was not given.

With help from Penn State’s Center for Black Digital Research, the mural draws attention to the activism of 19th-century Black women.

Natural environments are known to benefit childhood development. The Bristol School District includes a forest in its curriculum.

One of the most recognized voices in the region, Robert spent 44 years on the air in Philadelphia, all with WMMR.

The new Maguire Hall is a 173-year-old industrialist’s mansion converted into a showcase of Philadelphia artists.

Designed by architect David Adjaye, Princeton’s new museum corrects the problematic old one.

Every day, trained therapy dogs roam the halls of the Center City charter school, and they’re having a positive impact on student performances.