SALT Performing Arts poured $400,000 into the Art School Road building it calls home. Now West Pikeland may sell it out from under them.

An anonymous couple gave $55 million to the campaign, one of the largest gifts ever to an American orchestra.

Catherine sings; everyone else just talks. Opera Philadelphia's new chamber opera opens at the Forrest Theatre this week with tickets starting at $11.

The Voice Season 25 winner Asher HaVon brings the Lion to life at The Playhouse on Rodney Square for four shows only.

The 135-year-old piano maker left behind a Germantown workshop with twisty stairs and an ancient elevator for a suburban showroom that can hold 300 pianos.

A caged, painted kangaroo drew crowds to a Ninth and Arch dime museum during the Jersey Devil panic.

The Museum of the American Revolution stages its biggest-ever living-history festival this weekend, recreating 1776's smallpox, hunger and fear.

A 17-year-old Barrymore winner leads the kooky clan at America's oldest working theater through November 1.

City officials scrapped a 2022 court-approved plan, insisting Philadelphia's 130,000-object history trove stays city-owned.

The 2027 show lands at the Pennsylvania Convention Center with its first-ever joint showcase of five Pennsylvania public gardens.

Shawmont Station has sat empty since the 1990s, but SEPTA's new $1-a-year lease could finally reopen its doors near the Schuylkill River Trail.

More than 300 works, including Fountain and The Large Glass, land on the Parkway through January.

Fire and Gold showcases centuries-old paintings and rare books in the Science History Institute's newly reopened Fisher Gallery.