Arts & Culture
A Conversation with Emma Copley Eisenberg
Join the director of Philly writers hub Blue Stoop as she debuts her new book, a coming-of-age tale about murder, self-discovery and being a woman in America
By Kiersten A. AdamsHarmony Project
The Columbus, OH, nonprofit connects people across lines of difference to sing and to serve more than 60,000 volunteer hours per year. Is there room in Philly for something similar?
By Jill HarkinsLauren Helge
The Roxborough woman wanted to help animals affected by the Australian fires. So she turned to what she often does when she wants to give to others: crocheting
By Courtney DuCheneREC Philly
The music incubator has a new membership model and a new hub at Fashion District. We talk to co-founder Will Toms about the future of creative work in Philly and beyond.
By Dillon SweigartREC Philly with Will Toms
REC Philly is kicking off 2020 with a new headquarters—in the Fashion District—and a newly reinvented membership model. One of its co-founders tells us more.
By Dillon SweigartIt’s on, 2020!
We asked Philadelphians how they will work to make a better city in 2020. Their resolutions give us hope for the new year.
“30 Americans”
Penn professor Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, curator of the groundbreaking exhibit at The Barnes, talks about the importance of art to tell everyone’s story
By Jessica Blatt Press“30 Americans”
Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, Penn professor and the first woman to be senior historian of the National Portrait Gallery, curated the groundbreaking exhibit at the Barnes. Here she talks about the importance of art to tell everyone’s story.
By Jessica Blatt PressWhere Are Our Radical Ideas?
The PMA’s newest exhibit is a reminder of the power of humans to transform the world around us. Can we harness that in our civic life, as well?
By Ajay RajuGifts That Give Back
Looking to give some impactful gifts this season? Our holiday gift guide can help you with that.
By Jessica Blatt Press