Peter Crimmins

The Welcoming Center started by offering programs to help immigrants integrate in Philly. Now those immigrants are shaping its future.

The Bearded Ladies Cabaret partnered with the Free Library to develop a children's show about a worm living inside a banned book.

DeAnna Bennett is training at the Globe Dye Works compound, inspiring a community of artists and makers to take up mixed martial arts.

The stars were honored with plaques embedded in the sidewalk along South Broad Street to celebrate Philadelphia’s musical heritage.

David Amadio’s debut novel is based on his father, a carpet master in Upper Darby.

Neil King spent almost a month walking from Washington, D.C. to New York City, detouring through historic Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Born of the pandemic, The Erotic Project book and exhibition invites visitors into radical sensuality.

Sound artist and Lenape descendant Nathan Young has installed noise and avant-garde music at William Penn’s historic estate.

Mural Arts Philadelphia developed a giant, iconic image on the new 21-story Crane Building that can be seen for miles.

African cuisine is the highlight of the Woodland Avenue commercial corridor, where most of the residents are from Africa and the Caribbean.

Mayoral candidates say they want to use the arts to address civic problems. Some even see it as an important part of anti-violence work.

After 13 years of renting, Paradigm bought a 5-story building on 3rd St., inaugurating it with new work by Nazeer Sabree about Black healing.