Peter Crimmins

A painting from a thrift store in Glenside is by William H. Dorsey, of Philadelphia’s elite Black society circa 1864.

The song cycle was created in response to an intimate partner killing spring in Canada in 2015.

The debut concert of the newly restored pipe organ at the Church of the Gesu evokes a 1903 papal ruling for the soul of Catholicism.

Founding director Hazami Sayed makes musical chains that tie her Arabic heritage to her life in Philly.

Artist Shaheed Rucker puts Negro baseball leagues athletes on re-creations of the iconic cereal box.

Dozens of artists impacted by the closure of the University of the Arts submitted work to what might be their last collective exhibition.

The future museum of the musical theater writer in Doylestown gets a second infusion of state money.

After 50 years as an artist, Bucks County’s Mark Sfirri has his first solo museum show. And a second simultaneously.

The enigmatic story of Kea Tawana and her visionary, defiant ark is the basis of a poetic theater piece at Theatre Exile.

After appearing on “Antiques Roadshow,” descendants of a Revolutionary soldier have donated artifacts to the Museum of the American Revolution.

The Harmonious Communities program formed a choir at the service and resource center for people experiencing homelessness.

The longtime outdoor summer company is expanding into seasonal theater that is neither Shakespeare nor in Clark Park.