A Brooklyn saxophonist and a Princeton economist are among 2026's MacArthur Fellows, each landing $800,000 with zero strings attached.

The public has an opportunity to enter and tour Growden Mansion and view its restoration work.

The free finder pulls listings from more than 180 venues, from theater to comedy, into one searchable hub.

Woodmere Museum traces the late Philadelphia painter's leap from realism to jazz-inflected abstraction, with sculptures and sketchbooks included.

Philadelphia's oldest natural history museum shuts its doors this weekend, even as its gift shop nearly sells out.

The 110-room Gilded Age mansion debuts a floral show tied to HBO's The Gilded Age, its first public event in decades.

Pearly Mae Wright Robinson, now 98 and living in Wilmington, was 6 when a stray cat's meows saved her family from smoke.

Three retro machines at the Linc now dispense tiny Philly-themed prints for a buck, with a Go Birds sign and pretzel design already in rotation.

A Philadelphia panel backs landmark status for the 1987 “We the Youth” mural — even as the wall beneath it cracks and pulls away from the brick.

The Tony winner grew up in East Oak Lane and will debut new material at Villanova's Finneran Pavilion on September 25.

Students and a Harrisburg muralist spent three days painting Hatboro's history into a bridge welcoming downtown's newest residents.

Councilmember Quetcy Lozada placed the final piece, a Tree of Life design, near Harrowgate Park to cap a year-long community art push.

After losing his 2020 reelection bid, Joe Torsella wrote his first script, a one-man show inspired by rereading the Declaration of Independence.