Peter Crimmins

“Elegy” traces grief across different cultures through the 20th century at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The 60-year romance between the famed opera singer and her architect husband, as documented in their private letters, will be made public, on stage, on Sunday.

"It's one of the largest mains that the City of Philadelphia has," a fire official said.

The 150 drawings now on display at InLiquid Gallery in Kensington form a formidable wall of grief and memory, even if most viewers can’t name the people they see.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has released artist renderings of the plans for what is coming to FDR Park in June.

The Philadelphia Water Department offers online consultations to help customers who are behind on their bills avoid losing water after March 31.

The Swedish American History Museum features a glimpse into the origins of Philadelphia’s tattoo heroes.

Composer Valerie Coleman said the words of Sanchez’s poem about the innocence of Black children naturally translated to notes for a new work by the Philadelphia Orchestra.

The Lumpkin-Boccuzzi Family Collection is on a mission to amplify the stories and works of young Black artists.

A 3rd round of American Rescue Plan funds will help Philly arts organizations transition into a post-pandemic future.

The play, produced by Philly’s InterAct Theatre, follows an interracial gay couple amid the protest movement, raising important questions about allyship.

The Free Library has selected a new memoir from Philly native and “In the Heights” playwright Quiara Alegria Hudes for this year’s all-city read.