Chestnut Hill's Night of Lights returns Oct. 2 to 5 with projections, live music and activities celebrating local history along Germantown Avenue.
A vibrant Mexican art scene is taking root in Philadelphia and Norristown, reflecting decades of migration and the growing presence of Latino communities.
Philadelphia restaurants are putting their own spin on one of the world’s most beloved comfort foods ahead of National Dumpling Day on Sept. 26.
Yards Brewing Company will host Oktoberfest in Philadelphia on Sept. 26 with German-inspired beer and food, live music, games and a stein-holding contest.
Christ Church Burial Ground’s Brew N’ History Tour returns Oct. 2 to 4, inviting guests to spend an evening among some of Philadelphia’s most famous residents while exploring the surprising role beer and drinking culture played in early American life.
Here’s what the critics are watching — and what you should add to your September watch list.
On Sept. 23, legendary jazz saxophonist and composer John Coltrane would have celebrated his 100th birthday. To mark the centennial, Ars Nova Workshop is bringing his enduring musical legacy to life with a citywide celebration.
It is Hispanic Heritage Month in Philadelphia, and the city is turning up the music, art, food and festivities in honor of the region’s vibrant Hispanic and Latino community.
The Annual St. Nicholas of Tolentine Authentic Italian Festival returns Oct. 4, bringing thousands of people together for an afternoon filled with food, music, family fun and a celebration of Italian heritage.
The Philadelphia Film Society is celebrating 35 years of the Philadelphia Film Festival—and 25 years as an organization—with 'Reel October: The Philadelphia Film Festival at 35.'
‘Girl from the North Country’ opens Arden Theatre’s season in Philadelphia with reimagined Bob Dylan songs performed by 13 actor-musicians.
From Benjamin Franklin to Andrew Carnegie and beyond, Pennsylvania has played a significant role in the evolution of public libraries across America.
‘Outlander: Blood of My Blood’ producers preview Season 2, from higher stakes and deepening relationships to the challenge of expanding the ‘Outlander’ universe.
InLiquid’s ‘No Other Place to Go’ exhibition in Philadelphia brings together five artists using photography to explore climate change and ecological loss.
Spooky season is taking over the Philly area with theater, ghost stories, immersive mysteries, glowing pumpkins and other arts and culture events this fall.
Looking for things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out arts and culture events featuring live music, Indigenous arts, improv comedy, local makers and more.
Celebrate America’s 250th in Philadelphia this fall and winter with seven exhibitions, arts programs and milestone events happening across the city.
‘The Magicians Table’ makes its Philadelphia debut at the Kimmel Center Oct. 21 with close-up magic, cocktails, live music and immersive storytelling.
Opera Philadelphia will bring 'Suddenly Last Summer,' a new opera based on Tennessee Williams’ Southern Gothic drama, to the Forrest Theatre stage
Chestnut Hill’s Fall for the Arts returns Sept. 27 with more than 300 artists and makers, celebrating the neighborhood’s century-old creative spirit.