For over 50 years, Brandywine Workshop and Archives has played a major role in shaping contemporary fine-art printmaking. Founded in Philadelphia in 1972, the nonprofit continues to bring together artists, collectors, and educators from across the globe to explore the field.
For the second year in a row, the Prisoner Wine Company in Napa Valley released a limited-edition vintage featuring label artwork by Jesse Krimes, a Philadelphia native and formerly incarcerated artist with international recognition.
When the Bearded Ladies Cabaret debuted The Layaway at September’s Fringe Festival, the troupe anticipated delivering a burst of playful drag, live music, and cheeky spectacle inside the Wanamaker Building.
FringeArts, the creative organization behind the annual Fringe Festival in Philadelphia, has announced a new artist residency program and a jam-packed schedule for its winter-spring season.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art will host an exhibit titled "Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments" to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rocky film franchise.
Henry Morales' recent exhibition, "Los de Aquí" (Those From Here), is an archive of memories that captures the diverse ways of being Latino within his own diaspora family.
Ana Gasteyer is bringing her "Sugar & Booze" album to Philadelphia for a live band and holiday cocktail party experience. Gasteyer's show features jazz, tradition, and wry humor, with a focus on American songbook music and jazz from the late 50s and early 60s.
Meg Saligman's Ministry of Awe will open its doors to the public on March 14, 2026, in an abandoned 19th-century bank in Philadelphia's Old City.
The Wilma Theater presents its first family-friendly production, 'The Snow Queen,' running from Nov. 11 to 23. The play highlights love and loyalty in a world of greed, fear, and control, with a dazzling set design. Bi Jean Ngo plays Gerda, a determined young girl who sets out to rescue her brother from the Snow Queen.
Opera Philadelphia is presenting a new show, "The Seasons," which explores the connection between weather and emotion through Vivaldi's string masterpiece, "The Four Seasons." The show features additional arias and ensembles by Vivaldi and a fresh libretto by Tony award-winning playwright Sarah Ruhl.
Cirque Dreams Holidaze, a family-friendly holiday show, is coming to the Miller Theater in Philadelphia from December 23-28. The show combines Broadway-style production with contemporary circus arts, storybook characters, and holiday music favorites.
Philadelphians can check out works of two acclaimed artists under one roof with Germantown Historical Society’s latest exhibit, ‘American Mythologies.’ Open now …
The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia is hosting a special Veterans Day list of activities and Native American Heritage Month programs this November, including a new exhibit, 'The Declarations Journey,' which highlights the role of Native American nations in the American Revolution.
This Friday, Nov. 7, the Barnes Foundation turns up the volume for 'First Friday: AAPI Jazz Collective & PAAFF,' an evening where fine art meets live jazz, indie film, and mixed cocktails.
Looking to join in on some fun, fall-time arts and culture events this weekend in Philly? We’ve got you covered.
After nearly a century as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or PMA, the institution now calls itself simply the Philadelphia Art Museum – or PhAM, as the new logo and public rollout refer to it.
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Mural Arts Philadelphia seeks artists to create a new mural in the Gayborhood, honoring LGBTQ+ trailblazers and providing space for emerging artists.
For the original surrealists, dreaming was not a matter of idle fantasy, but a tool for political and social transformation.
The local landmark is celebrating the holiday by partnering with Mexican-born, Philly-based artist and community organizer Ivonne Pinto-Garcia to present a series of events.