The Europeans instruments have somehow survived multiple centuries, are now being heard at First Presbyterian Church off Rittenhouse Square.

A Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance indicates the federal freeze has led to severe financial challenges for area arts organizations.

From the back row of dance recitals to the front row on Broadway musicals, '& Juliet' choreographer Jennifer Weber's success is untraditional.

"Let’s not give up hope for better times," the pianist and conductor said.

Lang Lang, a Curtis graduate and superstar of the piano world, is playing the Marian Anderson Hall this Sunday.

After playing at the Tarken Ice Rink, the Bearded Ladies show 'Beards on Ice!' will be performed at the Laura Sims Skate House in West Philly.

James Ijames' reworking of the August Wilson 1980s text reminds us how the Reagan years never really left us

While Friends of the Wanamaker Organ remains encouraged, it is unclear if the organ will be played as regularly after the closure of Macy's.

Art critic Blake Gopnik spent hundreds of hours immersed in Barnes’s archives. The result is 'The Maverick’s Museum: Albert Barnes and His American Dream.'

The season, packed with Tony winners and Philly premieres, is finished off with the wondrous 'Cirque Dreams Holidaze.'

“She was vivacious, athletic, and witty," said Ralph Hirshhorn, founding member of the Chestnut Hill Film Group. "And always was organizing things.”

Fifty-six out of the 3,000 art pieces Hubert Neumann owns are on display at the Arthur Ross Gallery. The rest is available to view through a VR component.

'From Paris to Provence: French Painting at the Barnes' highlights the French influence on modern artists

Memoir, thriller, historical fiction, and romance, Philly writers are telling a plethora of stories. Here's what we'll be reading.

A stalwart of the Philadelphia art scene, Moore's latest show is 'Charcoals.'