The fourth annual crawl adds horror shop Thrillerdelphia and romance haunt Cupid's Bookshop to its growing lineup.

A giant granite version of Ben Franklin's 1754 snake cartoon is headed for Independence Mall, but organizers still need to close a funding gap.

Theatre in the X stages For Colored Girls... free four nights starting Thursday, marking the choreopoem's 50th anniversary.

The South Broad Street jazz landmark is adding a new recording studio as part of a $4.5 million capital campaign.

The free waterfront celebration funds college scholarships for local Caribbean-American students.

Sixteen years of cardboard props become a walk-through terminal at The Hairport, open through December 20.

Nine light installations along South 9th Street spotlight vendors like Mole Poblano's Javier Ríos Sandoval and Mexibike's Maria Carmen.

Organizers need a Philadelphia sponsor to cover roughly $30,000 a year or North America's only Portal could leave the city.

Old City's most historic courtyard now pours canned cocktails and cornhole where Founding Fathers once dined and debated.

A Quaker meetinghouse built after a $500,000 arson attack now hosts a concert mixing sonified black hole data with Arabic tonality.

Philadelphia Zoo and Odunde365 are bringing West African dance, music, crafts and family activities to Impala Plaza this Saturday.

A singing crocodile is taking the stage in Havertown as Upper Darby Summer Stage presents a new junior musical featuring 63 young performers.

Philadelphia's Legends House returns for its 15th season with a new production using fairytales to explore ICE, immigration, identity and humanity.